Stay back. Stay back, dude. >> All right, you need to get out of here. >> Me, too. My mom's upstairs. >> Well, you're probably going to go to jail if you don't get out of here. >> This woman is Kaye. [music] November 26th, 2023. Police receive an emergency call. A drunk woman breaks into a locked bar, then [music] climbs onto an upper floor window sill in a panic. >> A window sill for real. >> Does it Does anyone uh occupy it? Drunk. >> And there it goes right there. Stay back. Stay back. >> When the officers arrived, they found the woman sitting on a high window ledge. Police and several others then helped her down. >> All right, you need to get out of here. >> Me, too. My mom's upstairs. >> Okay, watch this. >> Ma'am, come on. Well, you're probably going to go to jail if you don't get out of here. >> Oh, really? For what reason? >> I wear a little bit on the third floor. I need >> Absolutely. >> ID. >> Is that your jacket? >> No, that's not my That's not my jacket. I don't wear >> Let's go downstairs. >> I just wear like black and white downstairs. >> No, I'm not going. >> Was one of your customers? >> Absolutely. I'm one of your customers. I don't know who is. >> All right, let's go. No, I'm not going. >> Absolutely not. You want to give him a Democrat manager, man, cuz I can pay for your salary and his salary choice times two. >> Nobody. Nothing up there. >> Okay. >> Oh, really? >> All right. Come on. Time to go. Go. >> Come on. We're going to help you find someone to pick you up. >> My husband's down there. I don't need finding. Let's call him. I don't even know. >> In the United States, trespassing can be punishable by a fine, a short term in prison, or in serious cases, a long prison term, depending on the severity and state laws. From the start, the woman showed clear signs of resistance. Despite the police's persistent attempts to persuade her to leave the restricted area, she stubbornly resisted, insisting she did not need help and refusing to call her husband to come pick her up. >> I exactly >> otherwise, you're going to have to go to jail. I don't want to have to take you to jail. >> What are you going to take me to jail for? >> intoxication. >> I'm not drunk. That guy was trying to get on my pants and I ran from him. >> Can we start by going downstairs? >> Wait, wait, wait. I I'm supposed to feel sad or sorry for public educator. I have nothing. >> You're a public educator? >> Yes, absolutely. >> So, you should you should uh >> I'm above your I diagnosed your children with autism. Come on. >> You should know better. I'm not going to feel sorry for running from a man for I'm not going to feel sorry for that. I'm sorry. You want me to feel No, no, no, no. You want me to feel bad for that. You want me to go down there and say yes to a broken vagina and growing. >> I am more than a well educated woman. It has nothing against my record ever in my entire life. The woman [snorts] who identified herself as a teacher [music] claimed she was fleeing from her attacker and prided herself on her education and clean record, saying she had no remorse for defending herself. >> Okay. Afraid of that. >> Where do you live? >> Oh, I live in a farm. >> Okay. >> Of many acres that is not down there to a man to have forced himself against >> you kidding me. >> We're here. You're going >> I'm not going the other way. We're going the other way now. >> It will never get the other way. I don't care who you are. >> Ma'am, I'm not I'm not going to play this game. >> Come on. You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. Come here. Police attempted to persuade her to leave the area and cooperate, but she continued to resist and became agitated, repeatedly going upstairs, forcing police to decide [music] to arrest her. >> Do not resist. I am not. You have to get I am not under Wait. Ouch. Ouch. You're hurting my arm. Please. Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. I will hold on. I will put my arms up right now. >> I mean, just stand up. >> Nope. Not until you stop. Ow. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. >> Stand up. >> I absolutely will put my arms around. I was ridiculous, man. >> Yeah. Absolutely. This is what you guys for >> I really have to come. >> No, I don't really have >> What is that? >> Stop. >> Nothing. >> During this process, she kept protesting and saying that the police were hurting her. After a while, she was finally handcuffed. Can I please ask a question? Why did you want me to go back down here with the man? >> We don't live here. Nobody lives here. >> No, I Can I ask you a question? Ask you a question first. >> We're done asking questions. >> Can I ask you a question first? >> Good. >> Stop. Please don't. Come on. Point. Come on. >> I know. I will. >> We're literally with you. You will probably okay before we go down. Please listen to me. Please listen to me. Thank God I had the greatest please. Please please please listen to me. Please listen to me. >> We're not anymore. You're coming with us. Okay. I would rather you carp at the district. >> The woman continued to babble and beg as the police escorted her to the patrol car. In the car, she asked to call her husband and expressed her anger at being arrested. In this scene, the woman can be seen trying to lean in to kiss the officer, but the officer quickly dodged and put her in the car. But I don't want to be touched by this man. >> Okay, you have to understand. I don't want to be touched by I'm sorry. You thought I should be touched by him, but I don't want to be. >> You have anything in your mouth? >> I know him. Will you please look at my mouth? I don't have any hair. >> Okay. Will you tell my husband where I'm at? >> I am getting it. I'm trying to listen so I get misplited. >> Why are you being so mean to me? >> After completing the arrest, the officer went to gather statements from several witnesses around. >> Well, there's a throw up. >> There's a big old ledge up here. >> Probably on there. >> Yeah, right. >> How'd she even get up there? >> I don't know. She was on this empty building. I don't know how she got there cuz you got to go through there and you got to have I can't get there that way. I don't know. And like I know me, but it takes a freaking 16 ladder to be up on the ledge. I have to go get some ice melt for this, right? And then all a sudden I hear someone go, "Sir, can you help me please?" And I'm looking around like I hear a voice. And I look up like, "Oh, and then [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you." And I'm like, "Oh, I'm not in the mood for this [ __ ] Just been a jump." And I'm like, "Oh, yesterday. I don't know how you got." It's like he was in between floors. So I don't know if the windows in between >> all the same addresses district >> I don't know >> this building weird might still be >> because when you get up to a certain point she might somehow there's a door over that way I think through the other side of this building where >> I've never got there except one time we had to Witnesses also expressed surprise that the woman could climb up there because the building was vacant and not normally accessible. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> If you want to do the PBT, >> I'm sorry for not letting you touch me. I should just let you touch me. I'm so sorry, sir. What a PB test. >> I don't know what a PBT is or a breath. Stay in there. PBT is But I won't let that man touch me if you let me go, sir. I'm sorry, but I'm sorry for fighting for myself. I will never fight for myself again. Okay. >> Test to see what your alcohol was. >> A PBT is sir. >> This right here. >> When taken to the station, the police asked her to take a PBT test, but she refused. She appeared panicked and said she only wanted to fight for herself. The PBT measures blood alcohol concentration through breath. It is commonly used to check for drunk driving, but police may also use it during public disturbances or investigations of alcohol offenses. You were there and I told you what the fan did to me. >> It's your last chance. We're offering you a PBC. >> Speaking to you cuz I don't know. >> I understand. Here's the thing. What's your What is your name? >> My name is Kaylee. >> Kayie, here's the thing. I'm offering you the >> I thought back to a man that tried to touch my and I don't understand it. I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry that that occurred. >> But this this man here seems to understand. And I said, "Please call my husband who was outside." And he would Sorry. I'm sorry. Just let me adjust my words here for a second. It hurts for a second. Look. Okay. Anyway, I And he said, "No." And that's fine, but I don't know what I'm supposed to do, sir. I don't know what I am don't know what I should or shouldn't do. But I I try to think back to like what my government teacher told me in high school, which has been a year. >> Okay, we offered it to her. >> Okay, so here's the thing. >> You You act like you're You act like because you look at the man that tried to touch me trying to use it and she tried to jump. >> In a fit of hysteria, she repeated her story, asserting her innocence and having no criminal record. The police officer patiently waited for her to calm down, then continued to ask for her cooperation. ask one more time if she wants to do the PBT. >> Yep. Hey, Kayleie, do you want to do a PBT? Do you want to >> do you want to do want to do Do you want to do a prelim preliminary breath test? It would just show up. It's just a breath test that you It's You would blow into a machine. >> Why? So, you have to arrest me for being in public account. >> Well, you're already being arrested for that. It's It's your right to am I supposed to let them touch your vaginas? Then I wouldn't go to jail. >> No. >> If I touch your >> So, do do you want to do the Do you want to do the preliminary? Do you want to do you want a PBT? It's your right. >> You want a PBT? Yes or no? >> I don't know what a PBT. >> A breath test. >> I don't know. PBT. >> It's a breath test. You want to do a breath test? >> PBT. >> It measures the alcohol in your system. Preliminary breath test. >> But I have up to 4 hours till the from the time I'm arrested. >> That's an That's an OWI. >> Well, >> so you >> However, despite the police's explanations and advice, she still refused to take the PBT test. >> This is relaxer. No, it's not that big of a deal. >> No, you're saying I should not. >> Is he under arrest right now? >> I'm just saying let's relax. >> Is he under arrest right now, sir? Is he under arrest? Nope. Don't say that. Just me. Cuz I said no. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to get you in trouble at jail? Weapons or anything like that? I don't use drugs. I don't do drugs. Weapons like a knife or anything like that. Nope. got a few other >> In the end, the police decided to arrest her for public intoxication and obstructing an officer. She was taken to Pole County Jail for processing. Many believe she could face further charges for falsely claiming someone was planning to attack her. What do you think? Share your thoughts in the comments section below. >> That's just calm down. refusal turned the whole flight upside down. >> No, you not. >> I don't want to touch you. I don't want to touch him. >> I said I don't want to touch. >> You're not seeing lying. >> You gave me my one and only warning. The >> passenger seat to handcuffs just because of one sentence. I'm not leaving. When the passenger remained silent and confessed to having been drinking, [music] the crew became concerned, but no one expected things to escalate to this point. >> All right, not warning. >> You gave me my one and only warning. >> She refused to leave the plane, repeatedly [music] declaring, "I don't trust the authorities." And the police response left the entire cabin breathless. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> What's your What's your name? What's your name? >> Is she traveling with anybody? >> No, I'm traveling. >> You're not answering me? Are you feeling okay? >> I'm feeling fine. >> Okay. Have you uh taken anything today? >> No. >> No. Have you drinken anything today? >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, we're just here to make sure you're okay. You're concerning a lot of people. >> See my ticket? You checked it when you got on the plane. >> I didn't check it. >> Your company is actually >> Can you um get up for us? >> Okay. Well, we can do this the easy way or the hard way, but I'd like you to get up. Okay. >> You need to stand up and get off the plane, ma'am. >> No, I don't. >> Yes, ma'am. Delta Airlines is not going to fly you. Need you to stand up for me. Ma'am, I'm going to allow you to >> For what reason? >> I don't The airlines say they want you off the plane. >> For what reason? cuz they don't want to fly you. That's the reason they gave me. That's the only reason I need need you to stand up. I'm going to allow you to walk out under your own power, ma'am. Or I'm going to do it for you. Which would you rather it be? >> Alicia, can you do me a favor? Can we do this the way? >> I want to fly to Boston. That's >> the ticket I booked. >> That's my ID that I got on. >> All right. Here's your choices, ma'am. >> Tell me what did I do wrong. >> Here's your two options. You can get up under your own power and exit the plane or I'm going to deboard the plane and I'm going to put you in handcuffs and drag you off the plane. Which one do you want to do? >> Amid dozens of passengers waiting for takeoff, the police gave her an ultimatum. Walk or be dragged away in handcuffs. And her choice was, >> I'm going to allow you to stand up by yourself and walk off with me or I'm going to deplane this aircraft and then I'm going to remove you from this aircraft. Once that happens, you're no longer in charge of being able to stand up and do it on your own accord. We can see if medics can try to get her to come off. >> She sounds pretty intoxicated. I mean, she's swearing and all that. She said >> procco with a double shot of tequila. >> She doesn't want to get off. So, I mean, we can give the medics a chance cuz the captain doesn't want to wait. If >> the captain doesn't want to wait, then we'll >> Yeah. >> So, options here. We could try to let medics come on and see if they'll talk >> or if y'all can't wait. What do you basically say? >> Our policy is we have to deboard the aircraft before we physically remove her because we don't want anybody to get hurt from that. We can >> Medics are on their way. Maybe they can. >> Yes, they're already they're already in route. We just we're assigned to this terminal. That's why we got here first. >> Thanks for coming out. >> What are y'all doing? >> I think let's wait for the sweet talk her cuz she's definitely not coming. >> Yeah. And so we'll go from there. Um just wait here. Maybe us, you know, police are not always the >> Soon as she was restrained, the woman screamed in anger. I just want to fly home. But when she heard the reason for her arrest, she completely collapsed. >> You're not You're not in trouble at this point, but you're not hand off my shoulder. >> She's not there enough to even look at me. So, yeah. Go ahead. Yep. >> Don't go up there. Like, ma'am, we're going to start assisting her. If we need to, we'll put handcuffs on, but if we can get her to stand up, we can. But Nobody touch her. >> Sorry, guys. >> We can leave our suitcase. >> Leave your stuff. >> Leave your stuff. Leave your stuff. >> Okay. Sorry. >> Leave your stuff. Come off the airplane. Just leave it. >> Will you go in the row behind her? That way if we need to handcuff her, we can just lean her forward. Handcuff her right in the seat. >> Yeah, we're good. The guy sitting next door is gone. But >> ma'am, need you to step up and get off the plane. If not, I'm going to place you in handcuffs and take you off this plane. >> This is your one and only warning. >> Just pick her up. >> Yep. >> Do not take my belongings. Do not take my belongings. >> She's You gave me my one and only warning to get off. Why would you do that? I was getting up. >> Let go. >> Let go. >> Let go. Give me my one and early warning back. >> Stop. Stop fighting it. You're making it worse. Is she uncuffed? Is she unbelted? >> Yeah. All right. Stand up, ma'am. >> I got it. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Walk, ma'am. Start walking. >> She might not be able to. >> Can y'all get that that wheelchair off? >> She's got her bag. >> They got it. >> Why would you do that? >> Plane ticket can take you everywhere, but refuse to leave your seat and you'll end up in the police station. Yeah. So, even if she's not a even if she's not a public in she >> technically if you say get off or you're going to be arrested and she says no and they're deboarding and she gets off and they deboarding you still arrested. >> Look, Alicia is your name, right? We're just trying to figure out what's going on. We are called cuz there was a medical emergency on the plane. >> You weren't listening to us. Your eyes were closed. >> Yeah. >> Sometimes you just want to sleep. >> Okay. >> That's fine. You weren't answering us. You were ignoring us. >> Does not every businessman want to interrupt. >> Okay. Did you have anything to drink today? >> Yes. >> It's not illegal to drink or to be drunk. But we're trying to figure out what's going on >> exactly. >> How much did you have to drink >> today? >> Yeah, today. >> About six drinks. >> About six drinks. >> About six drinks of what? >> Port. >> Quartz. Is that a beer? >> Port wine. >> Port wine. Okay. Do you want a witness statement from >> Yeah, I just want to >> Well, do I go get a paper? >> If we can get one from just one of the the one who said she saw her acting strange and was it the nurse? >> Well, I guess the problem is they're going to try to get this flight out this >> Well, we can get the at least if we can't at least get it on body cam >> for the one saying they wanted her off, she refused. >> I'm well. I met one guy that I thought might be kind and I tried to change my seat and then >> all this happens cuz you want to change seats. >> Yeah. >> Maybe next time just stick the same seat. >> And that's exactly where I saw which is all my ticket. >> If you want to pick that stuff up. >> All right, Alicia. Stand up. >> Don't tense up. Ma'am, you're going to be placed on it. We have your bags. They gentlemen have a bag. woman being arrested. >> You're going to be arrested for criminal trespass. >> Woman arrested loses flight, faces trespassing charges and possible future ban. Hey guys, 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. Next, as soon as the police showed up at the airport, this woman made an unexpected choice. And that was the beginning of all the trouble. >> That's just calm down. >> No, you're going to arrest me. >> Touch me. Stop. Do not >> I don't want him touching. I told you I don't want him touching me. >> I said I don't want him touching. >> She hid in the bathroom sobbing, claiming she was being molested, but [music] refused to open the door. So, what was really going on inside? >> I'm just checking on you. >> What's going on? >> What's going on? >> I told you about being harassed and I'm not like I'm very uncomfortable. I'm not okay. >> Okay. Well, >> I need your help right now. >> Welcome. >> Okay. I'm a police officer. I'm here to check on you. >> Thank you. I need your help right now. >> Okay. Open the stall. Let me Let me >> I'm not comfortable with that. >> What's going on? >> I have no idea. Like they like I have no idea. Everyone said they were fine with me. >> Uhhuh. They were like making an issue. I was like, "If it's going to delay your flight, I'm not going to delay your flight." And they were all like, "We're fine." But I was like, "I'm not going to delay your flight." >> Or you trying to go home or on vacation? >> No, I'm going to work. What do you mean? >> Okay. Do you want to come out here and I can help you out? What airline? >> I don't feel I don't feel sincere in your voice to help me out. >> I'm here to help you. What airline are you flying with? >> Honestly, no airlines. I'll be the last airlines tonight. Y'all just [ __ ] up my money, bro. Cuz I didn't want to make a scene for y'all. >> Okay. So, my biggest concern I mean, I got off the bank, so it didn't have to be a thing. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> I was like trying to be helpful, but like honestly, it's ridiculous. >> Okay. So, my goal is to make sure you get where you're going and make sure that you're safe to get there. >> My thing is to go to LA. >> Okay. >> I'm supposed to be at LA at 9:00 a.m. >> Okay. So, do you have a boarding pass or are they >> for for that plane? And they even say that you didn't do anything wrong. Like, I don't know who is tricking you, bro. >> So, do you want to go try to get rebooked or >> How am I going to get rebooked, bro? That was the last flight tonight. >> Well, do you live in Texas or >> No, I live in Orlando. >> They wouldn't just want anybody to get off the flight. There has to be a reason. >> Literally asked the whole crew. The whole crew did not say they needed me off the flight. They didn't. I voluntarily left cuz I know how it's like betting your flight. It like [ __ ] up my >> So, why do you think they wanted you off the flight? >> I have no idea. Obviously, someone doesn't let me. They're doing a car move. Like, whatever. It has nothing to do with the whole flight. >> Okay. Can you open the door so we can go figure this out? Um, no. I don't feel comfortable with that because I feel like the the whole reason I don't feel comfortable. >> Okay. Well, I'm I'm here. I'm not going to leave. I'm I'm Yeah. So, how did you get to Dallas? >> What do you mean? I flew here. I'm working three events in a row. I was working the giant balls game. We all came to Dallas. We're supposed to fly to LA and drive or no, we're supposed to fly to to Nevada. And then as soon as we we drop off in Nevada, we're fly we're driving with another vendor all the way to LA because there was no flight. >> Mr. chaos. The woman suddenly cried out for help. I will be the most civilized one. But why wasn't she allowed back on the plane? >> This whole [ __ ] plane of 165 people, they [ __ ] up their whole [ __ ] time thing. >> Well, do you want to go see if you can get on the plane? Cuz it's still there. >> I don't I'm not allowed on the plane. I'm not going to [ __ ] up their whole thing. You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah. Until they [ __ ] up. >> But if you if you go over there civilized, maybe you swear to God I'll be the most civilized person ever. >> Okay. Well, let's go. Let's go. >> I'm not going to [ __ ] with you. We're going to be here with you the whole time. >> This is all we want for you to come out. >> Swear. >> Do you have your boarding pass? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Where's your ID? Do you have your ID? >> Am I? >> Yes. >> Get it out for me. >> And you swear you didn't have anything to drink today. >> You're fine. Yes, it's too many. >> Yeah, let's go here. Just be honest. >> So, did you have anything to drink today? >> Is that against the law? >> No, that's a lawyer. >> No, I'm going to call a lawyer. >> For what? >> Before I ask answer any more questions, I'm going to call the lawyer. I'm going to call a lawyer. Before I answer any more questions, I'm going to call a lawyer. Okay. >> Are you flying? >> Talk to my lawyer. >> Are you going to Georgia? >> Talk to my lawyer. >> Atlanta, >> talk to my lawyer. >> Okay, >> we can both be ridiculous. >> They're running people at a D. So, >> it's fine. Adults have hours. This is fine. Spray. So, how do we want to spend our Sunday night? Like, you know, you know, like this. >> Yeah. Well, just hang tight. >> I will I'll be happy to leave. >> I'm going to go see what she did. >> I'm going to go see what she did. Yeah, this is totally not. >> Okay. Yeah. I mean, I'm just figuring out why they kicked her off to see if they served her or not. >> When she was announced to be arrested, she suddenly screamed loudly, accusing the police of touching her in the wrong place. But what did the body cam really record? >> Marina, >> please don't touch me if you don't have a reason to. >> Okay, I have a reason to. Okay. >> I'm arrested. >> Yes, you're going to be arrested for public intoxication. Okay. >> Seriously? >> Yep. And the reason is because I talked to the airline and they said that you were kicking and screaming and causing a disturbance. >> I was not doing any of that. >> Wait, wait, wait. No, I want >> your backpack off. Okay, it's all being recorded. Just take your backpack off. Okay. >> Are you serious? >> Take your backpack. >> No, I'm not doing that. >> Okay. Well, you can now call him after. >> Yeah. Calm now. Calm down. He's a lieutenant. Calm down. >> Take your backpack off. >> No, take your backpack. >> No. I I was not kicking and screaming anywhere on that plane. No. Pull up the footage. No, that's just calm down. >> What do you have? >> Are you put now? >> No, I don't want you at all. You're a [ __ ] liar. >> Well, I tried to help you. You just want to >> No, no, not you. for you. Like he's a liar cuz he just said some [ __ ] about drown. I don't want to pressure him. >> Where's your dad at Lieutenant? >> Rhode Island. >> Rhode Island. >> We can't help it here in Texas. >> Why not? >> We're in Rhode Island. >> Why not? I'm a shut up. Oh, shut up. Is that Zmo? >> I'm asking you not to touch me. I don't want him. I [ __ ] arrest me. I don't want you touching me. >> Stop. >> I don't want him touching you. I don't want him touching me. I said I don't want him touching me. >> I don't feel uncomfortable with him touching me. >> No, I don't want you touching me. >> Well, see, that's why he was doing that cuz now you're kicking. >> Yeah, because he's touching me. I don't want him to. >> You shouldn't touch up a woman if you don't want to be touched. >> Well, right now you're under arrest and he has that ability. >> Wow. Because I'm under arrest. Okay. >> I don't want him touching me. I'm feeling really uncomfortable. I feel like it was like >> he's just holding your leg. >> No, no. The fact that I was being arrested, I feel like I'm not like it wasn't in the right. If I felt like it was in the right, it would be to put every phone on people about that cuz it wasn't the fact that he's [ __ ] holding me like this is not okay. How would you feel? >> Your dad your dad's a police officer. >> How the [ __ ] would you feel? >> Your dad's a police officer. >> How would you feel? >> M your dad's a police officer. >> How would you feel? >> I would be uncomfortable with that. >> Yeah, you're go. >> Amid the chaos, the woman shouted, "Get my lawyer." But was that enough to stop her being taken away that night? He's just touching my leg. >> No, he touched my [ __ ] ass with his leg. [ __ ] take your feet off of it. >> Karina, come on. >> He told you twice. I do not. Okay, I said I don't want him touching me. >> Stop. >> I said I don't want to touch you. >> Why don't you understand? >> Why don't you understand? >> Do not kick the officer. >> Do not kick an officer. >> Okay, so I female officers will score me like gas. That's a >> Do not kick an officer. Okay. I don't want him touching me. >> Do you understand? >> He touched me inappropriately. >> Do you understand? >> He don't. I >> Is she here? >> Call my lawyer. Get my lawyer. Get my lawyer. He touched me inappropriately. I don't want him to touch me. You're touching me and my ass. You're touching my ass right now. >> Get No, bro. >> Do not kick an officer. >> No, I don't give a [ __ ] Get my lawyer. Get my lawyer right now. I don't want touching me inappropriately. >> Okay. >> Oh, so fine. >> Ready? Yep. Karina, stand up. Stand up. Stand up. >> I am sorry. >> Wait. No. Give me. You'll get your phone when you get there. >> No. No. Get back in the car. >> When you get there, >> step into the car. >> Do not do that. >> Oh my goodness. Get in the car. >> You got to pull her. >> Yeah. >> Now pull my lair first. >> Karina, step you. >> [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] bro. >> Did she actually make contact? Like, did she kick your leg? >> Yeah. No, she hit him. >> Jimmy >> the second time. >> The first time. The second time she tried to she tried to >> in the state of Texas. Public drunkenness is a class C misdemeanor punishable by a maximum fine of $500,0 or incarceration. After the kick and false accusation, she was arrested for public intoxication and aggravated assault on a police officer. She continued to yell, curse, and refused to cooperate until she was in the police car. >> I'm losing. >> You're not understanding. >> But I'm not. What am I for? >> That's the thing. >> She thought she had control of the hotel until the police showed up. >> Pick me again. You're going to have a problem. I'm going to tell you that [ __ ] right now. >> I'm not with your enemy. Okay. Usually when I'm in a hotel room, they will come through the door, but I'm not yelling. >> Refused to leave, screaming about civil rights, but a kick at the police. [music] Decided everything. A woman was accused of harassment at a Marriott hotel. But [music] when police asked her to leave, she began playing a cat and mouse game with the law. >> I'm losing my rose. You kick me in there, you have a problem. I'm going to tell you that [ __ ] right now. >> I met with the enemy. >> She live streamed right in front of the police, repeatedly mentioning the name of a mystery man, refusing to leave and starting making up a series of wild accusations. >> Everything is inside. Can you come with me? >> No. >> Come inside with me to get everything. I have my >> We're not going to go inside further. >> Yes. So, >> yes, sir. Okay. >> My name is Officer Brian. So, ma'am, you're saying do you have a Do you have a room? >> Okay. What is your name again? >> Officer Brian Cassine of flight plate number 32930. Okay. Do you ever >> Every day he don't want to give me my suitcase right here. >> Yeah, but he don't he don't want to bring it to me. Okay. He doesn't want to bring it to me. >> Hold on one second. All right. So her her suitcase I need is crawled out all over the table. Her suitcase is on the floor. >> Yeah. I got >> She wants you to go in and get it for her. And I said, "No, those are your things. You have to pick up your own things." >> Yeah. Okay. Second. Let's go inside, >> dear. Dear, >> I need to get my stuff so I can live with you, guys. >> Okay, cuz they don't they're not with you, >> dear. >> I need to get my stuff, okay? >> I need to get my stuff so I can live with you, okay? Because I try to call you and look, stop recording. >> So, ma'am, >> you're recording. You're recording everything. Okay, I am recording, too. >> Hey, ma'am. You >> I'm posting. Okay. >> What's your name? >> Okay. >> Hey, ma'am. What's your name? >> Okay. Ma'am, what's your name? >> Okay. Okay. >> Ma'am, what's your name? >> Okay. >> What's your name? >> Okay. I'm posting on Instagram. >> That's fine. You can I'm posting on Instagram. >> I'm posting on Instagram. >> Dan Alvi. Dan Alvi. >> Do you have a room here? Oo. >> Do you have a name? Do you have a room here or not? Do you have a room here or not? Yes or no? No. Cuz we're going to get your stuff either way. Do you have a room? >> Okay. So, I'll take that. >> Yes, I have. Yes, I have a Okay. Wait. >> Hold on. You got to come get your stuff, >> huh? >> Come get your stuff. I'll get you out of here. Okay. If you show me. Okay. >> Okay. >> Here. Can you come grab your stuff? >> H. >> Do you want to grab your stuff? >> Yes. >> All right. Come on. Grab your stuff. >> Come on. Don't you can give it to me. You can bring it to me. >> No. Then you're going to leave without it. >> Yes. You Why you guys don't bring it to me? Why you guys don't bring it to me? >> Even though the hotel exempted her from the fine and asked her to leave peacefully. She refused and demanded that the police take her there. Why didn't she take a taxi? >> You're gonna get your money back for the room tonight. >> Yeah, >> but you got to leave property. Okay. So, he's >> But I'm going with you. >> Going with me where? >> Yes, I'm going with you to Dan Albi that lives in Wetlands. >> Why you driving so loud? >> Wet lands. Dan Alvi lives. Dan Albi. He's a roofer. He work for Florida Premier Company. >> Can you call him? Can you call me? Can you come here? >> No. You know, you know, you know I can't call him. You know I can't call you because you track my phone and they know that. >> I don't. >> Huh? >> I don't track your phone. Who tracks your phone? >> T-Mobile tracked my phone. T-Mobile track. Are >> you here by yourself here? >> Yes. But my family knows everything. Okay. >> Okay. Would you like to call a member of your family to come pick you up? >> Nope. I want to go to Dan Alvi in wetlands, Orlando, Florida. >> Do you want to come grab your tax? >> No. >> I can get you a taxi there. >> Huh? >> I'll get you a taxi. No, I'm not getting no taxi. I got to go with you. Okay, I'm going to Okay. >> All right. Do you want to come grab your stuff? >> I want to let them know that you getting me a taxi. That you want to get me a taxi? >> Yeah, I can get you a taxi. >> Do you have an ID on you by chance? >> I'm sorry. >> Do you have an ID on you by chance? >> A what? >> A license? >> License for what? >> Like an ID for a taxi? >> Huh? >> Okay. Do you just want to grab your stuff? Listen, I have family here that lives in Orlando, but I'm going I'm going I'm going to go to Ali. I'm going to go to Jan Alvi. Okay. >> I'm going to get I'll get you a taxi over there. >> No, I'm not going no taxi because you're supposed the police is supposed to take care of the city or and the and the permanent residents. They supposed to take care of us. So, they got to take care of us. They can't leave us alone. >> Exactly. I can't. So, ma'am, I'm the corporal for this area. Uh, I myself and four officers work, five officers work in this area. I can't I can't we can't give you a ride, but I can call you a tax. >> Oh, you can't give me a ride, but I need to be safe. >> She claimed to be a permanent resident, knew the law, and demanded the hotel door be open as if she owned the place. But the police were running out of patience. >> They would like you to leave. >> Ah, okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, as long as you leave, then you just don't get to come back here for a period of 1 year. >> Oh, but if you >> I know my rights. I'm a permanent. >> But if you refuse to leave you're talking about the hotel. >> I know my right. >> I know my right. I'm a permanent resident. I have 10 years in the United States. >> Congratulations. >> Can open the door, please. Open the door, please. >> Miss Molina, are you refusing to leave the hotel? Hotel grabbing my stuff. Stop. You're under arrest. Don't Don't resist. Don't resist. Don't resist. Don't resist. Don't resist. You're under arrest for the warning. I will charge you with resisting without violence if you do not comply. >> Leave me. Please. >> Okay. >> Nope. We're done. We're done. >> Please. >> We're done. >> Please. Please. >> We're done. >> Please. Please, sir. >> You're done. You're done. >> Please, sir. Take me to Please. Sir. Sir. >> Square. Sir, you I'm good. I'm good. Sir, no. S >> stop resisting. I need you to stop resisting. >> I'm good, sir. >> I need you to stop resisting. >> I'm good, sir. Sir, sir, please. >> Okay. >> Please, sir. I'm the good one, sir. I'm the good one, sir. >> What was all that? Once arrested, the situation escalated violently and with one illtimed kick, she added herself to the list of most serious charges of the night. >> They were kind of slow. >> We got a double lock. >> I am with you, sir. >> Stop. Let go of my hand. >> Let go of my head. >> I don't want to go to Dan Alvin. I want to go Michael Allen. My family knows him. I want to go to Michael. Michael Allen. Michael Allen. I want to go to Michael Island. I know. I want to I want to go to Michael. I want to go to Michael. I want to be a police. I want to be a police officer. Sir, >> I want to be a police officer. Michael, help me. Michael, brought me to this country. >> Kick me again. You're going to have a problem. I'm going to tell you that [ __ ] right now. >> I'm with the enemy. I want to go. >> You kick me. Now you up. >> I want to go to Michael. I want to go to Michael. Michael is good. Michael is good. >> Hold on. Let me go. >> Michael is good, sir. Dan is so good. Dan is so good. >> Dan is bad. I want to go to Michael. Michael Alex, sir. Michael Alex, sir. Dan is the bad one. >> Dan is bad. >> Stop there. Okay. >> Dan, use me. >> Michael, help me. Michael, help me. Michael, brought me to this country. Michael, >> so in addition to trespassing after warning and resisting without violence, you're now being charged with battery on a law enforcement officer. Okay? For kicking me between my legs, you're now being arrested for battery on a law enforcement officer. Okay? >> So, we're clear. You are not going to the hotel. You're not going with Michael Allen. You are going to jail. >> Michael, >> I'm going to tell you one more thing. If you don't start behaving when we get to the jail, they're going to do something what's called safe book. >> Safe. >> And they're going to stick you in a room until you learn how to behave and then they will process you so you can get out. >> Sir, Michael and sir, wait sir. Michael is a good sir. There you go. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> Got one. Got one. >> Bri, >> she was charged with trespassing after warning, resisting arrest without violence and with violence and assaulting a police officer. Next, just because of a vague complaint, two girls were suddenly asked to leave the hotel for the night, but they did not accept it so easily. You're not understanding. >> But I'm not. What am I for? >> That's the thing. Okay. Usually when I'm in a hotel room, they will come to the door, but I'm not yelling. >> When explanations are no longer heard, the lack of cooperation begins to push things to the brink of explosion. >> You're being trespassed. If you refuse to do that, I will put your hand up. Put you in jail. I will put you in take you to jail. You will be trespassed now. >> Just stop. Just stop. Just stop. Just stop. Just stop. Just stop. We stop. >> At this point, you are being touched down. >> Okay, listen. Can you listen to us for one second? >> What makes you call? >> They never call us. >> They don't have to. >> Okay, but the >> But normally hotel the hotel people part. You're listening to our >> I'm listening to you. >> You want us to walk up and get our things with you, but we're trying to explain to you what's going on. You don't even know what's going on and you're just walking into, you know, like a blind >> listen. They never tell. [laughter] >> They don't have to. They don't have to. Okay. Come on. Hey, we're done. Hey. >> Hey. We're done. Get the [ __ ] Let's go. Get up. Let's go. >> First of all, don't be disrespectful. >> Doesn't mean very much. >> Last chance. Go get your stuff and leave. I'm going to put you in a cup. Take you to jail. >> Okay. But this is >> I'm talking to him. >> Yeah. We're going to talk to him because Officer Owens doesn't talk about what's going on. >> Actually, I do. you. Can you tell me what's >> But what we're saying, >> Listen, we're not talking to him. We're talking to Mr. Smith. That's who I'm talking to. >> Okay, we're talking to >> So, we're saying is nobody ever knocked on our door. We never got a call saying, "Hey, ma'am, you're making a lot of noise. Can you please keep it down?" She came straight to our door and said, "You guys have to leave." Definitely. >> Okay. But listen, I'm from Alabama, so during our thing, we have we have to um like they have to have to trespass on us in order for us to leave. >> You're not in Alabama. You're in Tallahassee for >> Okay, I understand that. Listen, I don't want him in the ball. >> Okay. So, >> can they just walk up to our room and tell us that we'll be allowed and tell us to leave? I'm not telling you. I understand. I'm not being disrespectful. >> Get your stuff. Let's walk and talk. >> She didn't scream, didn't resist, but was handcuffed. Was it just because she Googled too much? >> Put your money back. >> You're not understanding. Stop. >> But I'm not What am I under arrest for? >> Trespassing after. >> That's the thing. I paid for this hotel room. My name's on the hotel room. So, give me one second to grab my thing. >> Stop. You're under arrest at the store. >> Okay. Please come. Please come. Please don't do that. Please. >> You got to listen. It sound like >> sound like she handcuffs already. >> 39. I got 11. >> You guys don't understand that you're going to like there's nothing. I have I paid for this room. My name's on the room. >> I'm trying to explain to the law to you. You're not listening to me. Okay. Usually when I'm in a hotel room, they will come to the door, but I'm not yelling. That's what you're understanding. My voice is at a very, you know, like low tempo. >> You're afraid I can get your stuff out of the room. >> Okay. >> Take her to a car. She's under the key to >> give us the key to the room. >> I'm not going like calm down. Don't >> We need the key to the room. >> So, if you're in the hotel room, right, officer on >> We need the key to the room. >> Oh, we don't have the key to the room. >> I'll get Don't worry. >> Do you mind uncuffing me, though? No. Abs. >> What? So, what am I under arrest for? >> Trespass after warning. >> Oh, trespassing for what? After one, you said >> warning. >> Oh, after a warning. >> Yes. >> I wasn't warned. Unfortunately, I wasn't warned when I was making noise or I was trespassing. >> That's fine. >> That's not fine. >> Where Where are you from? >> I'm from Alabama. >> Where is she from? Listen, >> listen to me. Listen. Listen to the problem. Nobody's listening. They want to talk to people. >> I'm trying to listen to the state of Florida. >> Any hotel can have you leave. >> Come here. >> Come on. >> When one friend was arrested, the other was so desperate that he begged to go to jail with him. >> No, you cannot go to jail. >> Why? >> Why would you want to go to jail? >> Cuz I don't have anywhere. >> She's going to be right out. But I don't have anywhere else to go. >> We'll help you find somewhere to go. >> No, >> we're not taking you to jail. >> Please. I will do anything to go to jail. >> You know how to do >> Please. Please. >> I've never heard nobody say I'll do anything to go. >> Please. I want to go with her. >> Ask for our help. And >> that's what I'm telling you. I'm telling you to take me to jail. >> There you go. >> Oh my god. >> Who will help? >> I don't have nowhere to go without >> We will help you find somewhere to go. >> I'm not from Florida. You still listen to me? Well, we'll help you find somewhere to go. >> I don't want to go. I want to go with her. >> Can I please go to jail? I'm begging you. I'm begging you. What? I'm begging you to go to jail. Who don't let someone go to jail, but they begging? >> We don't want to take you to jail. >> Okay. What do I What do I got to do to go to jail? What do I got to do? >> Call the person that you who's coming to get you and ask I'm going to go in that back seat. >> Ask him to send you some money. >> You going to take me to jail if I if I put on his back seat? You can't get in the car. >> Oh, well, open the car. >> Come here. I'm >> telling you right now, it's not >> Come here. What's the next steps? You We can't just sit up here and give you all the answers, right? You're an adult. >> Is there somewhere there we can take you? >> No, there's nowhere. There's nowhere. Literally, there's nowhere. I'm with her. I came to Florida with her. >> Who paid for the room? >> Her. It's in her name. Everything is her name. I don't have [ __ ] I don't have nothing. I'm from Alabama. I Birmingham. I don't have >> a party. >> That's your problem. All of this right here is not going to help you solve no issue. >> I just want to go with >> You're not going. >> I want to go. You can't tell me I can't go. You can't tell me I can't go. >> So, listen. If you going to keep doing this, I ain't got nothing for you. >> From a dream trip to Miami, the two end up in tears, handcuffs, and a wakeup call about not knowing local laws. Why you can't let me go to the police precinct? Like what? >> Just let people like >> Okay, but I'm waiting on my friend. I'm waiting on my friend. I'm not saying none of that [ __ ] That [ __ ] lame. >> I'm not from down here. I don't know nothing about here. I'm with her. Everything I know, she's know everything. I don't know [ __ ] >> So, we're just trying to um we're trying to assist a young lady within a room tonight. I think she said she only has like $75 to $100. Is it possible for um like your room at least until check out around like 11 or noon? I guess that's what time check out is. >> You go to jail tonight for trespassing and then you were snatching away from him. That's resisting. >> Really? >> Yeah. You'll be out in the morning for his thing. >> I'm But my friend is not from here. >> Where's your phone at? She So, does he have your phone? Okay. Does she have your phone number? >> Did you guys not trespass me? >> You already trespassed. They want to trespass me. I'm I'm arresting you for trespassing after morning cuz you did all the extra stuff. >> Stop. I will go to a different hotel. I swear my friend doesn't have any money without me. She's going to be out here by herself. >> We'll give her some money. Can you give her some money? >> I can't. That's the thing is Please. >> In Florida, trespassing after a warning is considered a class 2 misdemeanor, up to 60 days in jail, and slash or a fine of up to $500. The first girl was arrested on a trespassing charge after a warning and is likely to face a resisting arrest. However, police said she could be released the next morning. Police still helped the other girl find a cheap hotel to stay overnight with the little money she had. >> Let go of it. What the [ __ ] are you doing? >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> What are you What are you grabbing? What are you grabbing right there for? >> Look, please turn around. Place your hands behind your back. >> Police were horrified to find a one-year-old baby left in a car in the scorching midday [music] sun. I have questions pertaining to child neglect. These are your rights. You have the right to remain son. Anything you say may be used as evidence against you. >> But when confronted, the mother did not show any remorse, but instead made the situation much worse. Shocking scene in the middle of a Florida summer afternoon. Police found a one-year-old child lying dying on the floor of a hot car. But what angered them more was the mother's reaction. >> Let go of it. What the [ __ ] are you doing? >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> What are you What are you What are you grabbing right there for? [music] >> My child is always sweating, the mother calmly replied while the police pointed out the harsh truth that made everyone shudder. I promise you two hours. Literally just like literally I I would never in my life. >> Literally, this is my life. He's in green. You're in blue. You're in blue. Like I legit >> This is my life. >> I'm never in my life going to leave my car on or or whatever. You're in blue. You're in green. I know he's in green because he's higher than you. >> No, that's not the case. >> It is. >> No, it's not. You were sleeping. Three people had to wake you up and your child was in the back floor sweating in distress in a hot car. So, tell tell me none of that's true. >> My baby has been sweating since he came out of my >> Okay. Air condition doesn't stop sweating. Okay. Your car was off. >> I live here. >> I don't care where you live. You know, I have a sharehill right here 100%. >> What does What does that even mean? >> You guys said any anything else in my house? >> You're not going nowhere. You're staying here. >> Did you not hear what I said? You can't leave. >> You didn't say that part. >> Oh, I didn't say that. Okay. >> No. >> If you walk away, you're going to jail. >> For what? >> I don't have to tell you for what? Just don't go nowhere. >> I don't have to go anywhere. >> Okay. >> I wasn't here for an hour. I literally just paid out. >> If the witness says you were, then you were. I literally just paid out. Well, you guys can knock on my door. I literally have to take a >> Don't go nowhere. >> Knock knock knock on my door. >> Don't go nowhere. >> I live right there. >> Don't go nowhere. >> I got to take a [ __ ] >> Don't Don't walk away. >> I'm not Now you're going to jail. Now you're going to jail. >> No. No. No. No. I'm not going. >> Now you're going to jail. >> I'm not going. >> Stand right here. Come here. >> I'm not going anywhere. Why are you doing anything to me? >> Because you don't listen. >> Babe, I'm right here. >> Take Take the kid. I'm not here. >> Let go. Let go. Let go. Let go. >> With just one wrong step, she got herself arrested. But what happened next caused things to spiral out of control. >> I'm not doing anything. >> You're not now. >> I haven't been. >> Now you're definitely not doing anything cuz now you're going to jail. >> Drop this. I haven't been. >> And you smell like alcohol, too. >> I don't know. Let go. Let go. Let go. Let go of it. Let go of it. Let go. Let go of it. Let go of it. >> What the hell are you doing? You just made [ __ ] so much worse for yourself. >> Yo. Okay. >> Let go of it. What the [ __ ] are you doing? >> I don't give a [ __ ] Do what you told to do. >> Yo. Okay. What do you What do you grab? What do you grab right there for? >> She's grabbing. >> She's grabbing you. >> Yes. >> Stop it. Stop it. We're all right. We're all right. Come on. Come on. >> Yeah. Oh, you just didn't grab you. >> Are you trying to go for my gun? >> There's no way you're trying to go. >> I don't [ __ ] You got my leg. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. He's got my leg. Get Get in the car. >> Why the [ __ ] would I get in the car? I'm not doing [ __ ] >> Get in the [ __ ] car. >> Sit in the car. >> Sit in the car. >> Get the off. >> Nope. That ain't going to happen. You keep kicking me and grabbing my dick. >> You sit. Sit up. She's going to kick. She's going to shoot. >> I'm not kicking. >> I'm not kicking. >> Sit back. >> Get the [ __ ] off of me. >> You're going to be adding charges. I'm literally doing it. >> I'm not. >> Get in. Back up. >> Get in. >> Back up. >> Okay, look. Calm down. We're good. >> She struggled, grabbed the officer's legs, screamed hysterically, and was suspected of trying to grab the gun. The police were forced to use force to control her. >> Get off of me. Why are you arresting me? Why are you putting me in the car? >> You guys are going to jail. All right. Put her Put her on the ground. Put her on the ground. Why? Why? Why? Why? I'm not doing over. Turn over. >> Calm the down. >> With you. You keep grabbing. Hey, listen. >> Keep grabbing. >> Stop it. Just stop. Stop. >> What the? >> Stop. Calm down. >> Stop it. >> Stop moving. >> Stop. Stop. You're fine. Stop. >> My baby. Please get off of me. >> Calm down. >> Please get off me. >> You going to sit in the car? >> You going to sit in the car? >> I swam. >> You going to sit in the car? Get out of here. >> Are you going to sit in the car? >> Stand up. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> You're hurting my arm. So, wait. My walked me. So, now I I will put it inside, but I need to >> The case ended with a slew of serious charges, but not all were stayed. Will she get away with it? >> You want something? >> What do you want? >> What do you want? >> I want to go home. >> No, you want something. What do you want? >> Get in the car. >> Just lay on the ground. >> Pull it. Call my mom right now. Call her right now. >> Take this off, please. I don't know why you did that cuz we got to put We got to tell It wasn't me. It wasn't me. It wasn't me. >> Yes, you can put the couch back on. >> It wasn't me. >> It wasn't me. >> Oh my god. >> Making this worse for you. >> I didn't I didn't do [ __ ] I promise you. >> I know. Where's my baby? Where's my baby? >> Baby's with you. We're going to go to the hospital. >> Where's my baby? Right there. Right there. Where? >> Right there. >> Where's my hair? My hair behind my head. I literally want to go to bed. Monica was charged with four counts of assault on a police officer, resisting with violence, obstructing without violence, and two counts of child abuse and neglect without serious injury. Monica has pleaded not guilty, and the case is still pending. The next hearing is scheduled for July 31, 2025. Next, a barefoot boy wanders along the main road early in the morning. But where is the mother? >> I have questions pertaining to child neglect. These are your rights. You have the right to remain son. Anything you say may be used as evidence against you. If you would, please turn around, place your hands, behind your back. >> The boy could not remember his home address, [music] but his innocent confession prompted officers to act quickly. And the truth, they later discovered, was stark and cold. >> What's going on? >> He's just trying to get home to grandma because he said he was left by himself. >> Oh, okay. Were you just walking by or how did you find him? >> She was notified by another passing by as she was walking her dog. >> Oh, okay. I >> think you know. >> What happened to your knees, buddy? >> You fell off. >> I was dragging out a park. >> He seems to have bruising through his um leg here with his legs. I mean, I scrubbed a little bit to see if he was dirty, you know, from just dirt kind of accumulating, but it >> And you found him right here? >> Uh, right here. I was actually over there and I walked back when the gentleman told me, "Ma'am, can you double check on this?" And I cuz I honestly didn't initially see him. >> I just came out of burrows here >> and made a ride and I noticed that a car was parked like in front of me. But you know sometimes people stop to do something. >> Aiden. >> Aiden. >> It's kind of chilly out. Can I put some socks on you? >> Okay, perfect. Here. >> Who do you live with? >> My friend is with the dogs. I walked with my >> So this is where the spot boyfriend. >> Oh, do you know where snowhakes? >> That's all he had. >> Pine Lakes. Okay. >> And then his uh >> Was it an apartment or was it in a house that he >> wears? >> An apartment. Okay. Do you remember what number it says on the door? >> No. >> No. >> Do you remember what building? >> That's okay. >> Do you want to go inside my car where it's warm? >> All right. The only thing you have is your scooter and your jacket. >> Yeah. >> All right. Come on. >> I appreciate it, ma'am. >> No one in the house. No note. Where was the mother when her six-year-old was alone? And why was everything in the apartment filled with women's things? >> Is here. >> Oh, that's crazy. Why don't you go get a shirt, a long sleeve shirt on? >> Is there a EC for the apartment that we can contact and find out more information on the tenants? >> I'm sure I'm sure there is. Um I don't know what any of these names are. This is all like assisted living facilities and I only know that because I've recently toured them for my father, but it's like Silver Creek and Bay View. It looks like all female stuff in there, like in the closets and stuff. It looks like women's stuff. So, I don't know if boyfriend was maybe sleeping over or something, but he says that he lives here, but he's only here for the night because he lives with grandma in St. Augustine, which we're also trying to find. But he just brought this phone out to call his mom. Doesn't know how to call his mom. And there's no favorite. This says she called Jeff. Jeff is your dad, right? >> Yeah. Where does he live? Dear run. >> Yeah. >> I don't know what that is. >> Oh, mom's home. Want to go say You want to go see her? >> All right. Come here. Come here. Don't run out. >> Are you okay if I close this door? Do you have your key with you? >> Yeah. >> Okay, perfect. >> The mother justified it by saying that she had just returned from the airport. But the police did not easily accept that explanation, especially when they knew how far the boy had traveled and under what conditions. You went to the airport and left the six-year-old home alone. >> Yeah. >> You didn't think to maybe bring him to the wall. Pretty cool, you guys. >> No, he was on Belair, which is >> that's 6 miles away. >> Four lanes of traffic where he could have gotten run over by a vehicle. >> When did you leave? >> Cuz he's 6 years old. >> I mean, it it takes some time to get six miles away on a on a scooter barefoot. I put socks on him. So, we'll be contacting DCF. >> Who else resides here, ma'am? >> Well, my mom holds me with him, so she's in and out, but it's just in. >> Okay. >> And he lives with the staff at >> Where is his dad? >> San >> Where's his grandmother? >> San. >> How long is he here for? >> Till Friday. >> When did he get here? >> Last night. We do week on week. >> Between you and uh dad? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And you just got back from the airport, >> right? >> This is technically child neglected. >> I know >> you left him home for close to two hours. >> I almost thought he would be okay. >> He's 6 years old. And what if somebody took him or he got ran over by a vehicle? >> I know. >> What if he got home before we even found him and nobody else saw him? And then we have a missing child. >> Do you know how he was reported to us? A driver on Beltier stop a pedestrian and let her know to check on this child that was in front of station 23 >> a barefoot >> stupid >> with only a puffy jacket on. So I have the lady who called us, she let him use her jacket. I have his scooter in the back of my car as well. He was trying to ride all the way up to his grandma's house cuz that's where he wants to be. >> Just as the mother admitted the truth, a cold voice rang out. I'm arresting you for child neglect. The ending for the mother made the audience both angry and haunted. >> For you right now, [clears throat] >> my name is Deputy Win, Bash number 875. I have questions pertaining to child neglect. These are your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used as evidence against you. With these rights of mine, are you willing to talk to me? >> Yes. No. Yes. >> Okay. When did you leave for the airport, ma'am? >> 3:20 a.m. Who are you taking to the airport? >> My boyfriend. >> Okay. Does a boyfriend stay here? >> Almost. Not with me. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you normally live leave Aiden here alone? >> No. Grandma. >> Okay. So, here's the thing. While you were gone, Aiden went around the house, saw that there was nobody in the house. He got scared. He wanted to go to grandma's house, which is in St. Augustine. He then took his scooter out and rode his electric scooter for two miles in 65 66 degree weather next to one barefooted next to one of the busiest streets in Palm Coast and then he was found because he was huddled up on top of his bike by a pedestrian in front of a fire station. At this time, ma'am, I'm placing you under arrest for child neglect. If you could please turn around, place your hands behind your back. >> I'll take your Florida. Child neglect is a felony in the third degree if no serious injury is caused. The penalty is up to 5 years in prison or 5 years probation and a fine of up to $5,000. The mother was charged with child neglect, a felony that can result in jail time or supervision. Police said they will contact DCF to investigate further and determine the child's temporary placement. 6 years old has to fend for himself. Luckily, he knows how to find his way. Otherwise, who would find him? Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget