Villa Park Police, anybody back here? Hello. Villa Park Police, anybody here? You guys okay? >> Yes, I was arguing with my husband. >> Where is your husband at? >> He's right there. >> Oh, okay. >> I came to the garage to cool off. >> Okay. Well, obviously neighbors are listening, so that's probably why they called the cops. >> They always listen. They always call the police. Like, I don't have privacy in my house cuz I have my kids in there and I don't want them to hear us arguing. So, obviously I'm going to come to the garage. But, obviously my neighbors don't let me have any privacy in my garage cuz when my son's here, they're they're always calling the cops. When he's here with his friends, they're always calling the cops. When we're talking loudly, they're calling the cops. I have to cool off. I'm sorry. I have to. >> Go ahead. Cool off, honey. I just care about your well-being. So, it's nothing physical, just verbal. Okay. All right. Do you mind if I ask what you guys are arguing about? >> He has a problem with drugs. He left to to clean or himself or whatever. >> He went to He went to detox or rehab? Okay. >> He came back. But I just know that he went looking for that again. So obviously, I'm upset. I know I shouldn't be yelling at him. >> No, you have every You have every right to yell. >> I know it's the worst, but I don't think it's fair that after 4 months of sacrificing me and myself that he goes and does it again cuz I know he's not thinking about us. And yes, I was screaming telling him how frustrated I was. I just closed the garage and I told him to leave so that I could calm down because I knew I was getting loud and I know my neighbors >> Okay. >> So that's why I was in here. >> But you guys are going to be okay. It's never been physical. >> No, we're we're never physical. >> We're going to leave so we don't >> I just try I'm trying to like calm down. >> Okay. >> And I don't want to be inside the house cuz my son is sleeping and my daughter I have four kids. >> Yes, you did the right thing by coming in here, but then obviously >> Yeah. >> people are people are nosy, but they're concerned too because you never know if it turns physical. That's what they're worried about probably. >> Yeah, that's why he was out there and I was out here cuz I >> I'm just going to give you a form. The form is I don't know if you've ever been involved in a verbal domestic. It's just a form for resources. You could call somebody. They're free. Uh therapy if you're interested, counseling. So I I just I just want to give you that form really quick. What's your last name? >> Sanchez. >> Sanchez, what's your first name, hon? >> Maria. >> Maria. Middle initial? >> Oh. Why? >> Go ahead, take a deep breath. Put your hands up and take a deep breath and relax. >> I can't understand it. >> Yes. That's what it sounds like. Do you take Xanax? >> No, I don't take anything for it. >> Do you want the medics? >> No, I don't know. >> You want me to step away? Give you some time? >> I think uh it's going to be okay. >> Okay, I'm going to step away and get get you some time to breathe and then I'll be right back, okay? She's having anxiety. >> Which one do you want to run here? But >> Okay. >> I prefer she speaks Spanish. >> Okay. Do you think I can make her settle? >> Okay. Um >> Uh-huh. So let me get this straight. This is uh this is a verbal No no no, let her talk. I can't understand Okay. He assaulted her verbally. >> You got DV forms? Can I get two, please? >> Okay. >> Hey Maria. What's your date of birth? You smacked him? >> Cuz he called me a [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Because he said, "Who are you? With the the guy in the back or the guy in the front?" And he's like, he called me a [ __ ] so I smacked him. On his left side. >> Hi Maria. >> All right. Well, with that said, unfortunately you got to come with me. I know. I don't want to do this. Go ahead and stand up, put your hands behind your back. You can put your phone in your pocket. >> Can I take my truck keys or can you get them because I don't want him to take the truck. He doesn't have a license and he took it this morning. >> do that. >> I see >> Do you have kids that are old enough to have the keys? >> My daughter is 20. >> 20? Okay. All right. >> Maybe. >> Can you tell me if we have one female custody? Can you uh He doesn't want her getting arrested so he's probably going to react to taking her. See? Can we get a photo Do you have Do you have the street things? Can we get a photo of his face, left side? Uh I got her. What's the youngest one? How old is the youngest All right, you don't have anything on you, do you? >> My wallet might be in there. >> And you want the keys? Can I give the keys to your daughter? >> The keys are in my room. >> Okay. >> Um my work work bag I can't find it. In there or in the first drawer in my dresser. >> Okay, first drawer in the dresser, work backpack or what was the other one? >> The dresser and my backpack. >> Dresser and backpack, got it. All right, go ahead and take a seat. He's going to stay with you. I'm going to go talk to the daughter and let her know. >> She's >> Or you know what? Yeah, you could take her then cuz I'm going to talk >> I don't want to go back. >> bring you over there. Yeah, he's going to he's going to take you back. I'm going to go inside and talk to your daughter. >> Okay. >> Here, you're going to go into another car. I'm sorry. >> Oh. >> Go follow with him. All right. Okay. Victor 118. I'll be transporting one female 95 from this location to my station. Starting mileage 49594. >> 82% of Americans say that their partner's sleeping habits consistently wake them up during the night. And so, when they're not there, they cannot wait to sleep alone when their partner isn't home. Most couples aren't ready to consider a sleep divorce, but they do say that their sleep quality improves when they're sleeping in a bed alone versus with their partner. I think you got to get them separate beds. I don't care how you do it. I want to see you in high energy mode. I want to buy myself >> Victor 118, 23 my station, same address. >> Okay. You have nothing on you, right? Your wallet? Okay. Okay. You got your ID in your wallet? >> Oh, you can take my wallet. Okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Let me see these and then >> Okay. All right. Go on. I'll take the handcuffs off you. You can sit down here. Okay. Sit down. Let me see the copies. >> Yes, sir. >> I don't want to be that guy that takes the last one. There you go. Want to get your ID out of there for me? Thank you. You got money in there and stuff? >> Mhm, just my cards. >> Just cards? >> I think you have coins. >> I also have coins in there for you. >> I don't know, maybe. Yep. >> Custody. >> What does it mean? >> That's okay. 325. Okay. Okay. >> Okay. >> Is this English? >> I don't speak Spanish. >> Oh. Uh just now. We're booking? >> No, I got it. >> Let me know. Hi. How old are you? All right. What's your first name, ma'am? We are at a place where mom is under arrest because she slapped her dad. >> Oh. >> He He told us she admitted to it. He's got redness on his face. >> Oh. >> We're mandated by law anytime we see physical signs. So, we had to do it. >> Somebody called the cops on you? >> Yeah, they're probably found you. >> So, she says, "Can you make sure that you take care of your your siblings?" >> Yeah. >> And then also, he's not allowed to drive. >> Why? >> She's got the keys hidden. Do you know where she hides them? >> Um yeah, I could look for try to look for >> You know, cuz she told me. >> Yeah. >> Good. Cuz I don't want him to know. Cuz she's really concerned about him. He's He's not supposed to be driving. Um >> In her in her backpack or in her drawer. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right, thank you. >> She should be hopefully bonded out um by tomorrow. Wait, tomorrow's Sunday, so I don't know if they will do it, but she's going to county, okay? All right.