Arrest me. Take me to jail. >> walking up there. >> I just don't have anywhere to go and I'm leaving this house. >> house. >> Just go ahead. Take me to jail. Take me to jail. One glass of wine. >> Right. >> A 911 call for help and everything flips UPSIDE DOWN. WHEN OFFICERS ARRIVE, THE QUIET apartment turns into an uncontrollable confrontation. A 911 call that seemed harmless, but what officers hear makes them rush. And something frightening is waiting behind the door. >> Bring them. >> Okay. >> And I think that's really bad for them. >> Okay. >> Um They got in a fight. >> They come >> at our last apartment that They took my phone. I I know we're going to call the cops on them. So, that's where all my family is. >> Thank you. >> Okay. And they at our last place, they stole my phone. They ripped it out of my hands. I ran downstairs, talked [ __ ] to my my father and everybody. And now today they did the same thing, but recently they feel very depressed and I and I talked to them on um recently they um They've just been saying that they're really depressed and they miss themselves. >> Did they say how? >> No. >> Okay. >> Today they they did take my phone again for the second time. It's been a long time that since that's happened. >> Okay. >> I just you know, they talked [ __ ] to my my father, which I don't have a great relationship with, but my stepmom she's my rock. I love her. >> Okay. >> And he talked [ __ ] to both of them. >> Okay. >> He's been mentioning a lot recently that they've been dealing with the person and they've abused my cat in the past. So, I'm really worried about that right now. >> So, what um what exactly did he say today as far as hurting himself? Just that he's depressed and wants to >> So, today he didn't say much of that. Well, yesterday he did a lot and the day before that >> Okay. >> I'm in a cop car. They're They're going upstairs for a razor. And he pushed me down and I was scared he was going to So, so now they're going inside. >> I I think so, Mike. I just took your advice. >> An unexpected admission and within seconds everything shifts. Officers realize this is no longer a routine check. >> About what? >> Please don't close the door on me. >> I'm not going to I I have cats that are going to get out. >> Andy, right? >> I do. >> Okay. Did anything happen >> Close that downstairs door, please. >> Careful with that door handle. >> Yeah, his parents calling him. >> No, um was there any argument or anything that happened between you two today? >> Just real quick, can I >> His parents calling him. Yeah. >> Can I see both of your hands, please? Thank you. >> Um you guys got into an argument today? >> Yes. >> What was that over? >> just needs to be closed in general so the cats don't get out. >> The Compton one might be better. You guys had an argument today? What was that over? >> His parents calling him and literally giving him depression, literally making him cry. >> Okay. Where Do they live in California still? >> Yeah. >> They do. Okay, and then that caused you guys to get into an argument? >> Can you get your foot out of my door? >> No. >> Cuz I'm not going to close the door but that makes me feel like I don't have a choice. >> Well, right now you're detained for investigation. So, you don't have >> Oh, cool. Okay. >> Did anything turn physical? >> Yeah. We hit each other. >> Okay. Can you elaborate on that? Like how did that get started? >> him, he hit me. >> Okay. Why did you hit him? >> Because we got into a verbal argument. >> Okay. Where did you hit him at? >> The face. >> Okay. Punch, slap, push? >> Punch. >> Punch? Okay. You punched him first and then he punched you back? >> Yep. >> Yeah? Okay. >> The moment the handcuffs appear, she immediately reacts aggressively, pushing the situation into a confrontation no one expected. >> YOU WANT HANDCUFFS? >> GET ON THE GET ON THE GROUND. PUT YOUR LEGS UP, KID. STOP KICKING. YOU'RE GOING TO Stop kicking. You're going to get tased. >> I'm going to bite you. >> Stop kicking. You got Stop. STOP. STOP. STOP IT. ROLL OVER. ROLL OVER. All right. Stay there. Keep that hand. >> I got the other hand. >> He's going to bite me. >> I know. All right. Stop. Stop. Stop. I got both hands. Just get some more units here. >> It's going to take three officers down, huh? Yes. >> Can you get some more units? Hey. >> Go ahead and taze me again. You good? Yep. Try it. He's tired. >> Stop. We got 49. I'm going to taze >> Stop. STOP. >> YOU'RE PATHETIC. >> SHE'S CLAWING THE [ __ ] OUT OF MY HANDS. >> STOP. >> STOP. >> [ __ ] piece of white trash. >> STOP. PIECE OF WHITE TRASH. >> GET YOUR HANDS BACK RIGHT NOW. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET IT AGAIN IF YOU MOVE. Do you understand? >> Am I bleeding? From my face? >> Even after being restrained, it still doesn't stop. Her next action forces officers to use stronger measures. >> Oh my god. So don't put don't put it don't don't sit her up. Don't sit her up. So sit me up again. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Keep on talking. >> Cuz I'm right? >> Yeah. >> Look at you, three people pushing on me because you can't stand me. You dumb Not you, baby girl. Him. This ginger [ __ ] >> Cops are pulling up with emergency vehicles. I'm so scared. >> You're going to be in the door on the left in front of you. >> Cops, please. The EMTs are running inside. Oh my god, please stay on the phone with me. I'm so scared. Okay, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Okay, I'll calm down. >> Stop. >> Then tell HIM TO STOP TOUCHING ME. TOUCHING ME. I DON'T LIKE MEN. I DON'T LIKE MEN. TOUCHING ME. YOU'RE KIDDING ME. >> 21. YOU WANT TO CALL THEM AGAIN? >> AND THEY'RE TOO [ __ ] stupid to get that. I'm so scared. I hear the radio in the cop car and nothing's going crazy on the radio. They're just asking for backup. Stop. Let go. >> No. What did she got a hold of? >> My arm. >> One, two, three. >> know. >> Continue available in N's District 9 with a weapon south of me. >> Let me out. There you go. One, two, three. I could bite your face off. >> Wow. I'm talking to her. >> That's rude. >> Rude? >> Oh, that's rude. >> So then >> That's the definition of That's rude. That's all That's it? >> It is what it >> Okay. >> Flashlight. >> That's rude. Uh so I just arrived after she got tased. >> Oh, no. >> So it was a blasting. >> Can I Can I hug her? >> No. >> She's under arrest right now. She bit and spit on us. >> Go. >> This is >> That's Cassandra. >> You didn't give a [ __ ] when you put me in that hotel. You literally closed down the hotel. You got me kicked out. >> The woman is arrested on charges of domestic violence, assault on a law enforcement officer, and resisting an officer. Next, a 911 call that seems simple. But the moment officers arrive, the victim's story begins to show troubling contradictions. >> He abuses me emotionally every day and I if I say anything he doesn't like, he says he's going to call the cops. So, he finally called the cops. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, what happened tonight? >> What happened tonight is I came home and we got in a fight. I don't remember the exact details. >> You don't know why you got in a fight? >> Because I get text messages that are abusive. >> Okay. Did you get those today? >> Yeah. >> What did they say? >> Do you want to read them? >> Do you have your phone on you? >> Yeah. >> Sure. >> This is a domestic abuse of I guess you forgot we're going out to dinner or didn't even think to ask if we wanted also agree with Melissa having the right to say he's just mad at me. And I came home >> Yeah, but I don't feel like this is even like clearly I called the police on him, too. And I don't I feel attacked. >> Okay. >> Okay, well I Have you ever been abused in a relationship? >> Sure. Why do you feel attacked? >> I understand your psychology like I need to literally >> Listen, I'm trying to figure out what's going on here. >> I'm in an abusive relationship and I haven't found a place to move out yet. And anytime I don't like what he does cuz he's a controlling retired marine and he's emotionally abusive and anytime I don't like it, I get a threatened. >> Okay, well that's what I'm trying to >> good. Awesome. Okay, I know I'm yelling because I'm at level 20 every day because I'm in a terrible relationship. Provokes me over and over and over and over again. >> Okay. >> I probably shoved him off me. I don't know. He didn't need to call the cops. He doesn't need to take it to this level. >> While officers document evidence at the scene, one small detail reveals the truth and turns the entire story around. >> I don't think she she was kind of more just always up here. >> Okay, so what what started everything? >> Well, we were supposed to go to dinner tonight and Sarah's a very uh selfish person. So, of course she went to dinner by herself and uh didn't come home. So, I just sent her I called her and said, "Hey, or I sent her a text saying, "Where you at?" It was like 8:30. Then she called and she goes, "Oh, I'm up in the Union." I don't know if you know where the Union is over in Milton. Really good restaurant. Uh and I said, "Oh, >> You don't have to talk to me. Just go listen to him. It doesn't matter what I say. >> have to talk to you because you >> matter what I say. >> Ma'am, we're not walking up there. >> me. Take me to jail. >> walking up there. >> I just don't have anywhere to go, and I'm leaving this house. >> Just minutes later, everything exploded. Shouting, defiance, and a decision that brought the handcuffs out right at the front door. >> Stop. Just arrest me. Arrest me. Go ahead. Take me to jail. Take me to jail. One glass of wine. >> Right. >> Take me to jail. I don't care. Ow. >> Get on the ground. >> Oh my god. >> Give me your hands. Give me your hands. >> I hope this makes you happy. I hope this >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I hope this makes you happy. Where are we going, my car? >> That's fine. >> Can you maybe like may have a little dignity and pull up in the driveway? >> No. >> Come on. I mean, this is a little [ __ ] up. >> Ma'am, you're the one who chose to take it this way. I was asking you what was happening. >> Is this what you wanted? >> doing this. >> Thank >> But that wasn't the end when the charges were revealed. Her actions afterward made the situation far worse. >> He's against me. >> Okay, so he's not pressing charges against you. The state's going to be pressing charges against you. Okay? >> So, why what the hell? >> So, so so So, tell me what happened. >> So, why am I under arrest? >> Um because at this time we've Tell Tell me what happened first, okay? Because we don't really You didn't really want to finish talking to my partner. >> am I under arrest if you don't know what's going on? >> I want to get your side of the story. Can I have a lawyer then? >> So you don't want to talk to me? >> Not if I'm under arrest. No, I want a lawyer. >> Okay. >> I don't really want to talk, but I have no rights. >> Well, I just explained your rights. >> there are no rights. If I'm under arrest for not having heard my story, I have no rights. I'm sorry, but Kyle choked me 2 weeks ago, and he has laid his hands on me, too. So, if I have to go to jail and be in handcuffs and be under arrest, then he can be under arrest, also. >> Well, you told me you didn't want to talk to me anymore. >> I'm talking to you, and I would appreciate now your cooperation. >> Okay. Well, you told me you wanted a lawyer. >> Okay, but I'm I don't understand why I'm under arrest. It's I don't understand why the state is pressing charges against me if >> Okay, give me just 1 second, okay? >> then I want to press charges pressed against him. >> For what? >> For abuse. >> Okay. I'm Kelly. That's my last name right there. On the other side of it, it's going to have the whatever report number. Um, so, we are going to be charging her with um battery family violence. Again, that's for the state. Obstruction because she was obstructing my partner over here when I ran away from you and had to come help him. And we're going to be charging her as well with terroristic threats because she um was saying that we better get here before she murders you, okay? >> Yes. Yes. I guess you hear the recording. >> We got the notes from dispatch. Um, so, as far as that goes, uh she's more than likely going to have bond conditions when she gets out of jail. Um All right, here. I'm going to buckle you in. Don't unbuckle yourself like you did last time. >> me to jail? >> I am, yes, ma'am. >> And Kyle has decided to do this? >> Well, it's not really Kyle that's decided to do it. >> I don't understand the process. And, can you please turn the heat on? I'm freezing to death. >> Yeah, we'll get warm once we get moving. >> Okay, but I don't understand the process. >> Okay, so, what's going to happen now is I'm going to take you to jail, okay? I'm going to be charging you with three things, okay? Battery family violence, obstruction, and terroristic threats by family violence, okay? >> What are my terroristic threats? >> When we have the notes from dispatch when you were saying that we better hurry up and get here before you murder him, okay? So, at this time >> Although he has told me that kind of [ __ ] all the time. >> We're going to be going to the jail, all right? Just to make sure that she can get phone numbers out of her um phone. >> Okay. >> Um I already told her she's going to be here until 1:30. So >> Okay, but I you won't answer me. Are there charges against me or not? >> I already told you what your charges were, Ms. Sarah. >> Well, I Okay, but I was abused, too. >> Is he not in jail for the night? >> I can't talk to you anymore. >> Okay, well then I want a lawyer right now. I'm going to call my lawyer. >> Well, that's not how this works. >> Well, I want a Like okay, but I called the police I know, but I called the police at the same time this was happening. So, why am I getting arrested when I was also being a [ __ ] abused? >> Okay. >> Okay, but Kyle grabbed my neck. Can he be in jail? What the [ __ ] >> Let me see your neck one more time. >> Look at my neck. >> Look that way. >> I'm sorry, but why am I the only one in jail? >> Is that just dry skin right there? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> It's right here he like stabbed me in my neck. I've got a mark on my elbow. I'm sorry. Why is he not in jail? [ __ ] off. This is [ __ ] up. >> Okay. >> He can be in jail. He played his hands right on me, too. And threatens me and has been going on for weeks. So, put his ass in jail. Literally, I called 911 at the same time he was calling 911. So, I'm sorry, but where are my rights and where do I get to talk to someone as well? >> Okay, I already read you your rights. >> I know you read me my rights and I want a lawyer. I don't know. I just know that I'm in an abuse abusive emotionally and physically relationship, which drives me >> In Georgia, domestic violence is punishable by up to 12 months in jail and a fine of up to $1,000. If it is a repeat offense, it may be elevated to a felony carrying one to five years in prison. She was arrested for domestic violence, obstruction of law enforcement, and making terroristic threats. She wanted to play the victim, but the law doesn't see it as an act. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.