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I just said how much? One, two, three, four, five. >> This I just remember me drinking a drink. >> Tense arrest spiraled out of control when the suspect's mother rushed onto the [music] scene and attacked police. >> Rush for battery. >> Yep. Yep. >> Did you have any shots or anything? Did you have any fears? I was just like I was just chilling. >> Seeing her son handcuffed, the mother couldn't keep calm. And what she did next made things much worse. A woman suddenly pushed [music] past the line of patrol cars, approaching the scene of the arrest. But what happened next sent all the officers into immediate action. battery. >> Yep. Yep. [music] >> As police ordered the crowd to keep their distance, a female voice rose up in the chaos, challenging the order and escalating into something no one expected. >> Back up, guys. Back up. Back up. Hey, I'm giving you a lawful order to back up. >> You want to go to jail? Back up. >> Back up. >> Back up. Back up. >> Let me get the kids back. I can't get my kids. >> Back up. Back up. Get your hands off me because I touch >> You're stepping on my shoes. >> Back up. >> I just say on my sho. >> Yep. Yep. Come on. Let's go. Start walking. situation now. >> Sit in the car. >> All right, my sister. Just minutes after her arrest, the woman revealed a detail that shocked [music] police and immediately triggered an emergency search of her home. >> He took off um after all the units went down towards Edgemore and he ran behind the apartment building. So, we lost visual of him. >> Hey, listen. Listen to me. Listen to me. >> Erica, listen to me. You don't have a lot of options right now. You cannot look at me all you want, but you let Hey, back up, bro. Who told you to come over here? >> Back up. >> Back up. >> What don't you understand about back up? >> You can not look at me all you want, but you just committed another crime with leaving a 3-month old baby at the house by himself to come mess with the police. >> I didn't, but you don't know that. >> Is there a 3-month old at the house by himself? That's what you told my partner. >> Someone was there to watch her. >> Okay. That's not what you said. >> I don't care. >> Okay. >> So, how about I go to your house and confirm that? And if that 3month old is by himself, I'm charging with childhood like a DCF can take your baby cuz you want to be all all like ghetto right now and not talk to me. So I'm trying to work with you. >> You're not working with me when you lie. >> Did you lie to my partner? Did you lie to my partner or not? And and tell me >> someone's there now. >> Okay. So you lied. So you lied. >> Someone's there now. They weren't there. >> So you lied. Perfect. >> Perfect. When questioned about her conflicting [music] testimony, the mother began to evade and react defiantly. But the police had a [music] plan that would keep her from backing down. upset though. What's going on with our mom? Like what she did though. >> So if she put her hand in a police officer Yeah. She got kind of riled up. >> What's your mom's name? >> Erica. That's not like That's like my mom through like >> And how And how old are you? How old are you guys? >> I'm 17. >> How old are you? >> 12. Is there an adult? >> Yeah. My my stepdad. He not here. He out here. He's tall. He tall with Dre. He walking around. Y'all didn't see him. That's what I'm looking for right now. >> No, we don't see No, I don't understand. >> Can you call him over here? >> No, I don't got his number. >> You got his number? >> Yeah, but her son I heard about >> Is this a 3month old right here? Is there another one? >> No, the 3-month old with >> This is not a 3-month old. >> No, that's a this a that's a newborn. >> Whose baby is that? >> Actually, >> Damn. She is 3 month old and tank the three-year-old. >> So, there's another 3-month old. >> No, it's another 2-year-old. >> Oh, so this is a 3-month old. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And your dad, your stepdad is here? >> Yes. He walking around right now. >> And you have no way to call. You have his phone number? >> No. I'm going to go look for him. Where would he be? >> Like he walking like we walked around looking for her. Then that's when >> ultimately the woman faced three serious criminal charges. [music] But what was more worrying was the consequences for her young child and family. >> I guess the stepdad's here. So we're trying to find the stepdad. We made contact with the 3-month-old at the house. There's a there's a 17-year-old and a 12-year-old here with me. >> And step the stepdad is here also. >> You live out, right? That's your the three month the three-month old baby. >> You're going there now? >> I'm going there now. >> Okay. Is your wife or your girlfriend Erica? >> Man, >> she in a damn truck. I just got >> She she wants to push off on officer so she'd be resisting [music] in jail. But we're just making sure there's an adult there with the children. >> Yeah, I'm going there now, man. >> Do you have an ID on you? Just so I can >> going to the I >> just I'm not address. I mean I mean >> we just want to make sure that for report [music] purposes you're going to be staying there with >> What's your girlfriend's name? >> Erica. >> Erica. What? Okay. So, you're that's your that's your child, the 3-month old. >> Yeah. >> You're taking care of it. Okay. >> We just want to make sure that the baby's going to be okay. >> All right. Here you go, man. Appreciate it. You can bond her out at Orange County. It'll be a couple hours. All right. Was taken to Broward County Jail and charged with three counts. Assault on a police officer, resisting with violence, and resisting without violence. She may also be charged with child neglect if her story is true. Next, a mother crashed her car in the middle of the street while taking her five kids to school. But what shocked police most wasn't the stab wound, but the strong smell of alcohol that permeated the scene. >> Did you have any shots or anything? Did you have any beers? >> I was just like I was just chilling. >> How much? 1 2 3 4 5 >> Yes. I just remember me drinking a drink. >> I can't even remember my last name. A surprising [music] statement reveals the true situation of the woman who was asked if she was the driver of the car that crashed. >> The corner, man. Like what the where were I was? >> Ma'am, can you talk to me? >> Can I talk to you now? >> Yeah, you can talk to me. >> Cuz he wasing make me feel >> like I was like, >> do you want to sit down? >> No, I don't. I want my kids to be okay. >> Okay. Okay. We'll get to the We'll get to that, but I'm going to talk to you first. Okay. >> Where are my kids? >> I'll I'll go check on them. But what's your what's your last name? >> I just want to make sure you're okay, too. >> I don't even know my last name. >> Do you drive this car here? >> No. >> Or do you know whose vehicle that is yet? >> It's my husband. >> It's your husband. >> Somebody I don't want. >> Did you Can you tell me a little bit what happened this morning? How did you end up here? >> I pulled up and then I was like reversing. I was going back home. >> Where do you live? >> Right there in the back street. >> Okay. So, you just live right down the road. >> Okay. But your kids stay here or were your kids were they babysitting for you? What happened? >> I just came from the bus stop. >> The bus stop? >> What did I do wrong? >> No, I'm just asking you questions. That's all I'm doing. I'm just trying to figure out because we were called out. So, I'm just trying to make sure you're okay. Um That's That's not what we're trying to do here. We're just trying to get to make sure that you're fine. You're happening do anything. >> Where's your husband at? >> I was just fighting with him at home. >> So he's at home. [snorts] Is that why you left him? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Is Is that how this happened right here? The eye your cut on your eye? >> I don't even know what the honestly did. What the? >> Hey, so you're telling me that you husband got in a fight? You left? >> Yes. >> And did you go? Did you go? >> I left my husband. >> Okay. And where'd you go? >> I left my husband. He's literally like around the corner. >> But where did you go when you left? >> I went to go pick up my kids from the the bus stop and we went back home. >> The children reveal the secrets behind the chaotic morning. arguments, violence, and the mysterious disappearance of their stepfather. Was this just an accident or a sign of things to come? >> Was mom arguing with dad this morning or no? >> Yes. >> Okay. Where was I at? >> I was in the house in the room. After I came out, um I I went to go get water and use the bathroom and I came back in my room to get ready and I just hear them start fighting and then my dad grabbed. Was it was it between dad and stepdad or mom and stepdad or mom and actual dad? >> Mom and stepdad. >> That's my That's my car. >> And she and Victoria was driving it. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I leave it at home for them for them to take the kids to school. >> I just want to make sure. So, it's your car. >> Yeah. And then I use my own car. >> She So, what she told me um was able to gather um that her boyfriend were fighting. >> She went to take the kids to the school stop. I said, "Okay, what were you driving?" She said, "My kid." I said, "Okay, is it this vehicle right here?" >> She said, "Yeah, that's my car." I said, "Okay, so you left home, brought kids to bus station." >> My car, sorry. >> Oh, you're good. And then then what happened? And then she said, "Then I was on my way home and I was like, "Okay, how did you end up here?" And she was like I was like, "Who lives here?" And she's and I said, "Okay, well, what were you doing here?" And she couldn't answer, but she I mean she told me she was driving. >> She told she admits driving. >> Okay, fair enough. So, I just want to make sure her statement was [music] she got an argument with her boyfriend. She went to go pick up kids from a bus stop. >> She's going to drop them off. >> Went to go drop them off, but the kids are still in the car. She goes back home towards the code. >> Yeah. >> Sir, don't don't talk to her. >> Don't talk to I'm looking for you. Are you uh What's your >> Yeah, I was looking for you. We just sent a cop to your house. >> Okay. Well, let's go look. >> I'll talk to you away from her and away from them. >> Okay. >> I was looking for you. I didn't know you got to the uh insurance real quick. Yeah, that was that good. >> Yeah, that's fine. I'll just talk to you separately. I just don't want you talking to her. She's alleging a domestic situation and you're talking to my victim. It's not good. >> Okay. I was making She's my wife, so I was making he he is disabled and he has seizures. >> Okay. >> And he >> I just don't want him talking to my potential victim. >> But please, I'm just letting you know so that you know how to treat the situation. >> Treat him different. >> Not treat him different, but not cause him to have a seizure. relative burst [music] into tears. She once strangled my son. But what are the police to do when both sides can be perpetrators and victims? >> 7 in the morning. My question is [music] they both put hands on each other. >> Shouldn't he be going to jail, too? >> Where are you getting that? They both put hands on each other. >> He grabbed her by the throat and threw her. >> You witnessed this, too? >> I didn't witness it. One of my grandkids did. >> When they when they came up, she told me that he hit her. And the kids also said that >> I'm gonna get I'm gonna talk to her myself, but she's kind of >> she's not out of it, right? >> She's not gonna be able to answer you the way she >> I got to ask her. She's the victim. I have to at least give her a chance to tell me something. >> It's just if that was the case, the only thing that was kind of question that was kind of odd to me is that if it happened at 7:00 and it's 10:00 now, she left and then decided to go back towards the house. >> No, she didn't. She just The car died earlier. Earlier this happened, right? This happened since 7:00 on the way. >> She >> back to the house. >> She didn't leave at 7:00 in the morning. >> I know. I'm saying you're saying it happened around 7:00. She had a chance to leave. She left and then decided to make the decision to drive drunk to go back towards her house cuz she wasn't back to her house with her [music] five kids in the car and crashed. >> That's the problem I'm having. >> Right. And I That's why we're going to ask them both about the domestic situation. Yes. >> But >> I'm going to be honest with you. >> It might be irrelevant if she just >> I'm going to be honest. >> She could have broke her kids arms. She could have smashed. >> Exactly. I get it. I understand. But all I'm saying is I'm going to [music] be honest with you. He's not going to tell you the truth. The mom's not going to tell you the truth. >> People lie to us all the time. >> The last time they call that you guys were called over there, >> they were both lying. So, I'm just letting you know that I'm I'm not cool with it. I mean, [music] if I get it, she needs to pay for I >> I'm not cool with it either. I don't condone of it, but I have to have to hear it from one of their mouth. Yeah, I can't just >> We try not to put kids on the stand against mommy and daddy. We try not to. We really, really try not to. It's wrong. It's unethical. Unmoral usually. Hey, mom hit dad and they have to get on the stand in front of 12, 13 people. And it just it just don't sound it don't work. And sometimes kids get pressured. They get >> and especially as it goes to court, it gets more longer. And yeah, we try not to include kids at all. >> Yeah. >> Is it okay if I go? >> Yeah, you're good. >> Yeah. Okay. >> However, you can get out. Can we read it? >> In a moment of unbridled confession, she said, "I did some coke." And that was the moment things officially [music] spiraled out of control. >> Victoria, Victoria, >> I just let me talk to you. Let me talk to you. Let me talk to you. >> I want to stop. I just need to really be I cannot be like testing with my baby sister. >> Can I talk to you, Victoria, please? Okay. Let me talk to you real quick. Okay. Victoria, how much have you had to drink today? What did you use? >> Seriously, >> I don't even know what the I was given. >> Okay. What do you think you were given? >> I don't know. I felt like I was betrayed in half of my day. Like I don't know. >> Victoria, what did you drink today? >> I knew I had the importers. >> Did you have any shots or anything? Did you have any beers? I was just like I was just chilling. All I saw was my friendly importers. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink? How many importers? >> Dennis, I didn't even have like many importers. >> What the You can close the door if that's >> Look, I'm asking you a serious question, Mr. Porter. How much have you had to drink today? You were drinking early this morning, right? >> Me today without my kids. >> Okay. How much with my kids? What the ever? Like >> how much? 1 2 3 4 5 >> Yes. I just remember me drinking a drink. >> That's what I remember. >> Was it an importer or was it a shot >> or a mixture? >> Was it mixed? >> Oh, was I was the person that everybody was mad at at that moment. >> Okay. Okay. Did you use any coke or mask or shrooms or anything today? >> I on today's video. I did do a little bit of coke. >> A little bit of coke. Did you snort it? You snorted it. >> I snorted it. >> Can you tell me what happened with when you guys were arguing that morning? >> He was holding me, telling me please just >> What time was like before I left the house? He had one arm under me and he had one arm over me. Like [laughter] he's sitting here telling me that I'm [ __ ] holding down. He's holding me down. Like I'm the one that I'm not. >> All right, let me I'm going to place you in c real quick. Take a seat. In New Mexico, under NMSA, SS668112, [music] a first offense DUI is punishable by up to 90 days in jail. If aggravated, a minimum of 48 consecutive hours without delay. Maximum fine of $500, 0, maybe as low as $300. Mandatory 24 hours of community service, DWI, school, substance abuse evaluation, treatment if needed. Victoria was charged with DUI and child endangerment. Victoria could face jail time, loss of custody, fines, and slash or mandatory drug treatment. Luckily, the police arrived in time or she would have gone straight to rehab instead of school. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.
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