She's special needs. >> Okay, >> I need to tell you that. You need to call someone that's trained with people that are special needs. >> Well, let's just figure out what's going on. >> No, call. You've not been trained. She has bit me. >> Please did this multiple times when I talked to someone. >> She looks like she's able to talk to us. Fine, ma'am. >> Well, then look at how I look. >> Look at how I look. Sit on the porch. I'll talk to her. I'll talk to you. >> No. No. You don't talk to her unless you talk to me in front of her. >> That's not true at all, ma'am. I'm investigating child abuse. >> Child abuse? >> Yes, >> child abuse. She's been abusing me. >> Go sit on your porch and tell investigator. >> You call somebody that deals with IEP. >> She's calm. She seems fine. >> Do me a favor. I know what I'm talking about. Call your superior needs. Special needs. Yes. Okay. There's going to be a lawsuit right now. She gets a social security check. Come on. >> Okay. Go sit on your freaking porch. >> I don't know what you're talking about. >> All right. I'm done with this. Turn around. >> You bet not. You're under arrest for obstructing official