These Karens thought they could say anything, do anything, and walk away without consequences. They were wrong, and you're about to see why. Here are five cases when entitled Karens get the surprise of their lives. Number five, the moment a night out turns into a mugsh shot. Police find a woman sitting in her car outside a bar after receiving a call about a possible drunk driver. When officers approach, she's visibly upset and emotional, talking about her boyfriend and how her life is falling apart. >> Okay, >> I don't feel good. I want to go home. My boyfriend doesn't treat me right. He doesn't give a about me. I'm just >> upset because he treats me like and I just want him to love me. >> Okay, >> my life is falling theart. I sleep on a recliner. I I don't have people who I can rely on. >> What's your name? >> Emily. >> Emily. All right, Emily, why don't you step out of the car for me? >> Why? >> Why? Because you had some drinks tonight. >> I had one. Not even a few sips of it. >> Okay. >> I'm just pissed off because he treats me like >> Make sure you're okay to drive. >> Okay. I'm going to make sure you're okay to drive. All right. And then we're going to go from there. Okay. Why don't you come over here for me? >> No. It's not right. It's not right. >> Okay. >> I do everything for everybody else and I get treated like >> All right, Emily. What I'm going to have you do, okay? We're going to go through some field sobriety test. Okay. That's what we're going to do right now. >> I'm sorry. I'm just really upset. I've had a longest day. I've been up since 5 in the morning. >> I I just had the longest [ __ ] day. >> Okay. I understand. I just, you know, we got to do what we got to do, right? All right. So, what we're going to do, okay, we're going to face this way. Okay. As I explained to you, what we're going to do, all right, and then we're going to go and do it. Okay. All right. So, first test we're going to do, okay, is the um straight line test, okay? So, it's the heel to toe heel to toe walking test. Okay? So, what I'm going to have you do, okay, is you're going to stand with your hands by your side. Hold on. I didn't tell you to start yet. I did not tell you to start yet. >> Officers ask her to step out of the car for a sobriety test. Do you think she stands a chance? Let's find out. >> Emily, come here. >> Come here. >> All right, Emily, come here. Come here. >> I want it to be over. >> Emily, come here. Okay, come here. You're going to stand with your feet together. Okay, hands by your side. I walk on my feet. I walk on the sides of my feet. >> Let me explain. Let me explain. Okay. And then we'll do the test. Okay. You can take your shoes off. That's okay. >> Because they're And then we'll >> That's okay. All right. So, as I explained the test, okay, what I want you to do is place your right foot in front of your left. Okay. Hands at your side. Hold on. I didn't say to start yet. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, put your right in front of your left. Okay. Right in front of your left. Heel to toe. Right foot in front of your left foot. >> My right. >> Right foot in front of your left foot. Look at me. Emily, look at me. Look at me. Do not start walking yet. Okay. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, the only thing I'm asking you to do is stand with your hands at your side. Okay? And put your right in front of your left and stay like that as I explain the test. Okay? Perfect. Just like that. Heel to toe. >> Sorry. >> Heel to toe. >> Wait, I didn't explain the test yet. >> You said heel to toe. >> I did not explain the test yet. >> I thought I was good to go. >> No. When I tell I'm going to tell you when you could start. >> Sorry. >> Okay. So, when you know that you're going to be able to start, I'm going to say you may begin. >> Okay. Officer. >> All right. So, again, hands at your side, right foot in front of your left foot. Heel to toe. Heel to toe. Just like this. your heel, right? So, your heel, your right heel should touch the front of your left foot. >> Do that properly. What do you mean? >> All right. The best you can >> right in front of your left. >> Okay. So, what you're going to do, okay, is you're going to take nine steps forward. Okay. Heel to toe. >> During the heel to toe test, she wobbles and struggles to follow instructions. >> Okay. So, I'm going to demonstrate. Okay. So, nine steps. 1 2 3 4. Okay. Simulating this is the ninth step. Okay. You're going to take a small series of pivots. Okay. And you're going to take nine steps heel to toe going backwards. Okay. 1 2 3 4. Okay. Until you reach nine. >> Do you understand those instructions? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, right foot in front of your left foot. I have to go up forward until I turn around and then I reach nine. So you reach, right? So you reach nine steps going forward, small pivots, nine steps going back. You understand those instructions? >> Yes. Nine steps, nine subtract. >> So you may begin. >> I lost count. >> Okay. Just when you think you hit nine steps, turn around and count out loud going back. >> One, two, three, four, five, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. >> Okay, good. All right. So now the next thing I want you to do, okay, is you're going to stand like this with your heels together, hands down at your side. Okay, as I explain this next test to you, that is the one leg stand. >> Okay, so the one leg stand. >> Trying to break me. the one leg stand, okay? Is you're going to pick a foot of your choosing, okay? And you're going to lift it approximately six inches off the floor. So about a soda can, okay? >> Okay. >> Height off the floor. Okay? So it's going to look like this. If you pick up your right, you're going to pick it up like that. And if it's your left, you're going to pick it up like that. Okay? >> What you're going to do, you're going to point your toe and look down at your toe. >> Okay? Okay. >> As you're doing the test, >> do they have to be Do my knees have to be like touching? >> So, look, you're going to go like this. You're going to count out 1,001 1,002 1,003 1,004. Okay. >> And then the one leg stand is up next. Let's see if she fares better this time around. >> Do you understand those instructions? >> Yes, officer. >> Okay. You have any questions? Okay, you may begin. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. I have no balance whatsoever. >> Okay. >> 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20. Sorry, I can't do this like normally. I I failed valet. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 >> 21 22 >> All right, you can stop. You can stop. All right. >> Want me to go the other way? >> Nope. You can stop. You're good. All right, Emily. So, what I'm going to have you do, okay, is you're going to face your car. Okay. You're going to face your car. Okay. You're going to put your hands behind your back. Okay. You are being placed under arrest for DUI. Okay. Why? What did I do? I I'm not drunk. I'm fine. >> Okay. >> Please. I didn't do anything. Please like say otherwise. Okay. >> Please. I didn't do anything. Please like go to jail. Please. Please. I can't do this. I didn't do anything wrong. Please. I can't spend the weekend in jail. Please. You don't understand. Please. Please. Listen, Emily, do you have people nearby who come pick you up? >> I do. >> You do? >> Yes, she does. >> Who? >> That I can call them back right now. They do. >> Who's that? >> Uh, my boyfriend James. He >> Are they sober? >> He doesn't drink an alcoh now, but we're going to go. >> I can't go to jail. >> After the test, the officers pull out the cuffs and arrest her for DUI. Emily breaks down in tears, begging them not to take her in. >> You're going to go to headquarters, okay? We're going to get processed. Okay. And then we're going to let you call somebody from >> Please. I didn't do anything wrong. >> I'm not even drunk. >> Can I headquarters that way? >> Do we do you know, please? >> I'm not drunk. >> One Kings Highway. The big building right there. >> I'm just going to be able to argue with them. This isn't about that. But I can get I can get >> four to the O. I see. I need to hook the one. John's off. >> I didn't do anything. Please. >> Emily, your breath smells like alcohol. Okay. >> All I have was a few of their margarita. >> Okay. Listen. Your breath smell like alcohol. Okay. You have an order of an alcohol beverage coming from your drug. Okay. That's number one. Number two, you didn't pass one test. Okay. So now with DUI, you had intent to drive your car. Okay, that is that is >> No, THEY WERE GOING TO DRIVE me home. No, they were going to drive me home. >> The car started >> because I JUST WANTED TO intent that's intent to DRIVE THE CAR. >> NO, I WASN'T GOING TO DRIVE MY CAR. SHE WAS GOING TO DRIVE ME HOME. >> I'M NOT GOING TO ARGUE with you. Not going to >> I don't want to go. I don't want to go. Please, please. >> Keys. >> Please. >> Do you have a ride home? >> I do. He's coming back around. He was just dropping off the other girl that I told him. Okay. Okay. >> Wait. >> All right. >> Am I going to get in trouble? Please. >> I don't know. Hold on. Hold up. Hold up. Please. Please. I didn't do anything. I'm not even going to drive my car. Please. I'll have them drive me home. Please. >> Turn this way so I can open the door. >> Please. I didn't do anything. I'M JUST UPSET. >> ALL RIGHT, my boyfriend broke up with me. >> Hold on. Hold on. Don't step in the car yet. Do not step in the car yet. I got to search you before you get in the car. >> She keeps saying she isn't drunk and asks for a second chance, but officers stay calm and place her in the back of the patrol car. >> Please, please don't take don't >> What's in this pocket right here? my lava. >> Please, just don't take me to court, please. >> You have to. Okay, I have to >> I'll redo the test. >> Turn around. Ready? 93. >> Anything else in your pocket? >> No. >> Please. >> All right. Step in the car. >> Please. Where do you want? >> Okay. So, she'll be with me. Yeah, >> it's like a mark on it's a mark and this and that, but it's not. >> She's not going to county or nothing like that. Yeah. No, >> she's not going to count. She's going to get a summon. >> All right. Unfortunately, just >> idea of how long it would take only because my boyfriend has work. >> An hour, hour and a half. >> Thank you. All right. >> That's super useful. >> Hour and a half. We'll bag it out. >> Bang it out real quick. All right. >> Thank you. >> Please. I can't afford to see you. I didn't do anything. >> All right. >> Please. I'm not drunk. I just had one sip of their margarita. Three. >> All right. Well, we're we're going we're going to take a breath, Eliza, while we get to headquarters. Okay. 42 county 3142. >> Be transporting one adult female from this location to headquarters. Starting mileage 107 753 >> 31 402 trans1 headquarters 2322 >> I didn't do anything for you if you can just make me primary for >> I just want to >> I get you Emily I do I get you >> this is my life >> during transport. Emily remains emotional, repeating that she barely drank and that her boyfriend treats her poorly. >> Please, I don't want to spend the night in jail. >> You're not spending the night in jail, Emily. >> I can't. Please. >> You're not. You're not spending the night in jail. >> I did that with my boyfriend and he punished me for trying to leave. >> Emily, you're not spending the night in jail. This will probably take an hour and a half to two hours and then you'll be out. Okay, that's it. That's all it is. >> All right, you're getting a You're going to get a ticket and that's it. >> I am not that I'm not drunk at all. Like I wanted to treat me better and I just don't understand. >> I get you keep going through men who treat me like >> I get you. But unfortunately, the test and the odor coming from your breath say otherwise. >> Balance. >> All right. >> It's not me being drunk. I just really have bad balance. >> Okay. >> So, like I said, like I said, >> my podiatry walk out. Emily, listen. When we get the headquarters at 4:4, >> when we get to headquarters, you're going to do a breathalyzer also. Okay. >> Okay. >> And then we go from there. Okay. >> I literally only had three sips of their drink. Okay. The way you perform the test. Okay. And the order coming from your breath. I can't let you drive. Okay. Number one. Number two, you started to drive the You wanted to drive the car. You started the car. You got in your car to drive >> air. I couldn't I felt like I couldn't breathe. I was hyperventilating so bad because of the way he was speaking to me. You don't understand. He treats me so badly. But I love her so much. I get you. >> Officers listen and reassure her that she won't spend the night in jail. But they can't overlook the test results and signs of intoxication. >> I just want to be loved and every guy drinks will. I promise you your person's out there. No, I don't think that. >> They're hurting my wrist. >> All right, we're we're going to headquarters right now. Okay. >> I've never I've only been arrested once and it was because of him. Not this. I never want to do that again. >> County headquarters mileage 54. >> I have a good job. I do what I'm supposed to. >> 42 headquarters 325. >> All right, Emily. I'm not doubting you at all. All right. >> Maybe because I haven't seen all day. Like I >> all I had was a few sips there drink. >> Maybe it's possible. >> Like that's lit. That's it. I didn't have anything else. >> And I tried to eat their pizza, but their pizza made me sick, so I threw it up. >> Okay. Going up head backwards. I'm going to hold on to her house keys. I'll give it back to her. >> I would say I could hold on to those, but I think you can't do that, right? No, probably not. >> Just cuz it's hers. >> Yeah, but um my boyfriend's completely sober. I swear. All right. >> I had a sip. I stole her drink and then he's sober. Meanwhile, the officer ensures her companion stays safe while waiting for her boyfriend to arrive. >> Where's your uh boyfriend at? Like >> he's dropping uh he's dropping the other girl home. Uh I already forgot her name. I only met her tonight. Um Julie. Her name's Julie. >> Yeah. I told them like go ahead. I was like I'm like I'm going to stay here for this. I'm not going to. But >> you guys work together, >> huh? >> You guys work together? >> Uh, me and her. >> Yeah. >> No. >> Oh, I thought you said like you had work. She had work. >> She's got work. I don't know. I don't even remember where she works through. Um, she switches her job pretty often. >> Okay. >> She's got a business. >> Oh, she's working at AT&T now, I think. >> Okay. Yeah, we're pretty busy tonight. >> So, we're pretty busy tonight. >> Yeah. >> Surprising for our birthday. >> Yeah, I know. Headquarters 44. >> Just give me one sec. Be right back. >> I just got to wait until someone comes. Just >> make sure I get >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. No worries. Emily is ultimately charged with DUI and brought to headquarters for processing and was released with a court summon. Number four, officer instantly knows something's wrong during the stop. Officers stop a black Nissan truck after it fails to yield at a sidewalk near a residential area. Here's what happens next. He's looking for his license. >> Okay. >> What's going on, man? >> Hey, D sheriff's office. Reason why I'm stopping you. When you're coming out of that house, you got to stop before the sidewalk. >> I I I completely stopped. I watched nothing wrong, bro. when you left that house on Traml Street. >> I I know I know the house is I was cleaning up. >> That's my answer. >> Yeah, you're right. I did. That's exactly what I did. I watched you and you didn't even come close to a stop. Especially even with the biker right in front of you. You just blew right out. Didn't even bother stopping with that biker going into the house as well. >> Okay. >> You got driver's license? >> Yep. 22. We got 750 working. >> We're going to do the same thing as last time. While you guys are warning, I'm just going to have you roll the windows and can you step out for me? >> Drop what you have. Leave it in the car. Leave your purse in the car. >> Okay. Am I my >> step out >> my underwear? >> Step out. Everything. Stop moving and step out of the car. >> Okay. >> My underwear. >> Walk back here. Walk back here. >> I'm sorry. I grabbed my underwear. >> I'm not going to play these games with you. You think I'm You think I didn't see a red straw sitting there on the seat right there that you tried grabbing and hiding with your underwear? >> Right out of I'm sure. I'm sure that's exactly >> She insists she doesn't know what the straw is for, saying she just got the truck and isn't involved with illegal substances. Officers aren't convinced. >> It's not your straw. >> Chill. Here's what I'm going to tell you. Stop right now. >> Stop. Okay, we're fine. Nothing happens. >> It only It only looks worse because you specifically grabbed it and tried hiding it from me and moving it when I saw it. >> I just grabbed my underwear. >> You did not. It was clear as day. I don't do nothing with straws. I don't know what the straws are for. >> Okay. >> I don't know. >> You're not You and I both know what straws are used for. >> I don't do nothing. So, I don't know what you're talking about, but there's nothing in my or straw being used for that. >> And back then was charge 22. >> There is nowhere in the Florida state statutes where it says that I have to specifically wait to pull somebody over. I could have followed you all the way to your home on Marco Island and then pulled you over. I'm just trying to go home, dude. >> Not with You're getting the attitude and now you're getting confrontational. The moment I bring something up to jail. >> What is that? >> It's in your other phone. >> Yeah. >> It's all good. Just give me I rather take the ticket. I don't want I don't want you guys Whatever. >> Is this your your vehicle? This is my brand new truck that he's trying to >> Come with me. >> Here's the deal. Okay. I'm going to give you one chance and that's all I'm going to give you because I'm sick of the games. >> Go ahead. >> All right. And you already know what you did. >> Yeah, I know what you did. >> Why? >> Because he had somebody in his truck to get clean. Okay. I just got pulled over. I Oh god. You can ask cuz I have corn next to my floor. Okay. I go to the method clinic >> when you asked me. I felt sick. I was that my grandma never asked me. Not my straw. >> It's not your straw. >> It's not my straw. >> Okay. >> I promise. >> Is it his? >> No, it's not. It's his friends. >> It's his friends. >> Yes. >> Eventually, she admits the straw might belong to someone at the house she was just at and says it's probably used for narcotics. >> And what do they do with that straw? >> I think he just Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. Now, tell me why you're really over at that house. Mine >> that's where that's where I live and that's my aunt. >> Is it? Okay. Now, here's here's the cool thing. I can go and look to see who that person. Do you have anything on your purse? >> No. Let me show you. I promise. >> Just because when I walked up, it looked like you were trying to >> No. No. No. Why? >> I know you have keys up there, too, which is odd to me, but >> I promise. >> Okay. There's nothing else. I'm not going to find nothing in your bag. >> No. Go ahead. Search it. I promise. >> Are you sure? >> I'm positive. >> Okay. Come here. No. Come here. >> Good. Just hang tight right to the front of my car. >> Just got some pants and I want you to come back to my house and just Okay. I'm literally just here to pick up. >> Just do me a favor, my man. >> I'm good, bro. I'm sorry. I'm just freaking out right now. >> Okay. >> It's brand new truck. just get it like a month ago or >> a couple days ago. So it's like nothing's talking 23. >> Okay. >> Well, for me I'm stressed just thinking about it. >> Yeah, I get it. I appreciate I'm sorry about her. >> No, no, no worries. >> People are responsible for their own actions. >> I was too. So I get it. I know the history. >> Is that for me? This is what happened. That's what it is. >> Yeah, exactly. How about you stay there and shut your mouth? The officer collects the paraphernalia and begins testing it with his field kit. Moments later, officers discover more items that the woman had hidden in her pants. This is what's going on. >> I saw the needle >> where >> I mean whatever you put >> you. >> Oh yeah. The moment that she stepped down, she tried grabbing and concealing it as well for me. >> All over. >> Stop reaching. What do you have? >> Nothing. >> Okay. Turn around. Put your hand away. Dude, you got to bomb me. I >> foil. >> What is it? >> Foil. >> It's foil. >> Take this out of your hands. >> Stop grabbing at him. Do me a favor. Deep breath. Okay. Deep breath. You're going to make it work. Deep breath. Do you have anything else? >> What? >> Another straw. >> There's another straw on you. >> Okay. >> Naples. Free Charlie 22. Can you show We have a female for search. >> Stay there and and hang out with him. >> You're being detained just for right now. Okay. just because of the inside of your vehicle. >> Here's the deal. And here's what I'm going to tell you. >> Okay. >> You keep you just keep going up and down with me. You got you got to take it. You're either going to stay pissed at me. >> I knew it was you're going to have a level head and you're going to talk to me during this. >> You're going to jail. >> I'm fine, dude. You're >> Yeah. >> In your door. Meanwhile, the male passenger loses control, yelling at officers and threatening to take them to court. >> It's mine. Everything in this truck's mine. >> Okay, you're going to jail. >> No, everything in the truck's mine. >> There's nothing left. It's not mine. >> It's ours. You said it. It's not mine. >> It's not how it works. >> It's not mine. >> It's not how it works. You literally just told me exactly where you knew it was. >> Cuz you were going to my truck. I gave you I never told you it's mine. We got the cop. >> Okay, I'm coming after you. I get >> I appreciate that, bro. >> Coming after me. >> Pull people over. I watched you, bro. What you got, bro? >> Can we put them in your car? Wonderful. It's >> fine, baby. I'm getting us out. I'll get you. I promise. Come on. I wish >> you wish. What? Whatever. >> Huh? >> You wish what? Man, just for ruin people's lives. >> Look at that. Nothing back there. >> Take a seat. >> Your mom. >> Okay. You want to turn your >> I'm telling you what you guys tell me this car. Guess what? You're getting another felony charge. >> Come on. >> All right. And you keep acting up. >> It's going to be even worse for you. >> Yo, give me give me two. >> I know what a pain I am. Okay. >> Oh, that's not mine. >> Okay, listen. I I understand that we may have gotten a foot because you obviously nervous. >> The officers, however, remain composed and handled the situation calmly. The woman has later read her rights before sharing her side of the story. >> So, here you go. I'm just going to read your mind and raise you any questions and we'll go from there. Okay? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in court of law. If you'd like to talk to a lawyer now present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any question. If you decide to answer any questions now without a lawyer present, you will still have the right to stop answering any time until you talk to the lawyer. Okay? Do you understand issues right to you? Okay. If you want to talk to me >> why I'm positive I just tested it. >> And I'm sure it'll test probably. >> Why though? >> I don't know. and you tell me. Okay. So, there's nothing else inside your purse and I'm going to find >> nothing else in you >> that they're going to find at the jail cuz you're going to jail for the at at minimum >> my panties. I dropped this one in the straw that I didn't see any >> besides that piece of there that you dropped out of your pants. >> That's when I shoved it on. >> So, you were shoving something when I was walking up. >> Yes. No. Yeah. Yeah. I seen it when I literally I seen it and I knew it was in the seat as soon as you turn the license put it in my pants. Okay. I knew it was there. I seen it. Why you wanted just stay over here? You keep wandering in traffic. >> Um the other show I didn't see that when I was getting out I tried to hide it with pants. >> Okay. Okay. You now >> I don't know. >> She's going to search you have anything on you underwear. This is the underwear. Yeah, >> it's inside your underwear. Okay. I'm not good. >> You're not going to go. Do you just want to check anywhere else? And then I'll do a little fall out. Okay, stop. Just stop. Turn around and spread his teeth. >> She's tweaking. >> When the jail gets it out, you can still >> Yeah, I just I don't >> stop moving. at all. >> She admits during the search that she hid something in her underwear when the officer showed up. >> I'm pretty sure he's smoking. Do >> you have anything inside your bra? >> No. Are you sure? >> I checked though. I'm not going to say yes. I'm not trying to get any more charges. >> Okay. Well, if I don't find it, the jail will. So, you'll be charged with it regardless. Do you understand that? >> Okay. I don't know what's in my I don't know. Check, please. Yes. >> I don't think I do. I don't want this or that. I say no. And then there over here. Okay, stand up normal. >> There's nothing else on the airplane. Just put her in my car. >> All right. Okay. >> All right. So, here's Okay. Check. There's nothing back here. So, if I find anything back here, you're going to get char. Ready? >> Oh my goodness. >> She's not going to go in there and take it. Okay. So, don't go reaching for it and doing anything crazy with it. >> So, they're going to get it out of the jail. >> Because you've been honest. No. No. Because you've been honest with me. I'm not going to charge you with that charge because you told me that you have something that is concealed. Okay. We just can't get it out right now. That would be completely unfair to charge you with that. Thank you. >> Okay. I'm going to turn the air off for you. >> All right. Police later search the vehicle and discover even more suspicious items and illegal substances. And it smells. Hey, check for a firearm. If you see one, let me know. Yeah. Tell me if you find something. Okay. I got the firearm right here. I got in the inner bag compartment. No. >> Oh, I saw that when she opened the door. Where are is that the serial number? I don't know. This just seems very short for a serial number on the back. >> You know, I will get some clothes on each other. 765. >> 22. >> Officers continue their sweep to make sure nothing is missed. >> So great. I appreciate that. You're the military guy. You know, >> watch this center console. Got liquid all over in there. >> Oh, wow. >> Looks like there might have been a there. >> Yeah, I can smell it. >> Did you want me to pop this open? Yeah. Just let me know if it's just burn up. There's actually a substance in there and that was in the door. >> Yeah. Right here. >> Thanks. 214. >> Just looking for the dope. DUDE, I'M SWEATING BALLS BACK HERE, BRO. >> OKAY, I HAVE the AC turned all the way up. >> Dude, look at you. >> I SWEAR TO GOD, WE'LL KICK THIS WINDOW OUT, BRO. I panic attack, my boy. I'm not kidding, dude. >> Okay, >> I'm not kidding, bro. Freez, bro. >> In the end, she's arrested for tampering with physical evidence, resisting, and possession of paraphernalia. The man is charged with possession of a controlled substance, carrying a concealed firearm, and possession of paraphernalia. Number three, girlfriend explodes when she learns what her ex has been doing. Police respond to a call from a man who says he was attacked by his ex-girlfriend after going to her apartment to pick up personal items. Here's what happens next. >> What's up, man? >> All right. >> I had to run out the house. She was beating up so bad. >> All right. >> I got my wallet, my ID, my cash, my credit card at her house, man. She lives over there at 48. >> All right. I'm going to walk over the other side and talk to you. Dude, >> this the same girl that was at your house when she refused to leave. >> Yeah. >> That we told you to stay away from. >> Yeah. >> That you won't stay away from. >> I had to go over there though. She had my stuff. I needed my stuff. I had to go to work. >> This is the same girl that you live in Kimmore, right? >> And you called us because she wouldn't leave your house >> and we told you to leave her alone and you continue. >> I can't leave her alone. She's my child's mother. >> Okay. What happened? So boom, I asked over there around I said 4:00 in the morning. I went over there. Boom. I went over there, grabbed my couple of my things. We ended up, you feel me? We ended up doing it. Boom. We ended up laying down. I'm not paying attention. She ended up grabbing my phone and she ended up going through my phone and seeing that seeing something she didn't like. And then she attacked me. I hit with a phone beating on me all wouldn't let me get my me my phone in my jacket and I left and I ran out the house. >> So what' you like done today? >> I don't give a you say you got y'all got a kid together and your kid over at this house. >> Where your kid at? >> She at her mom. >> She at her mom's house. All right. You got injuries and stuff. You >> see anything on my face? Can't see anything. >> Yeah. Those scratch you there. >> Yeah. Yeah. Hit me with a broom and everything. >> A broom? >> Yeah. A broom. One of them like >> So she went through your phone, started freaking out, started hitting me. >> She went through my phone and then walked in the room all casually while I'm laying on the bed and got on top of me and started hitting. >> After getting the man's statement, the officers then locate the woman and immediately take action. >> I told her to stop screaming. I'm surprised that nobody call the police like you not going nowhere like >> okay um we'll just follow you down there. All right. >> No, I don't give a at this point. Put me in the >> All right. >> Because what the need to get in my house, >> bro. Stop. What the What am I No. >> EVEN DO NOTHING, BRO. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK RIGHT NOW. >> For what? >> I'm going to tase you for what? >> Put your hands behind your back or you're going to get tased. You can tell. >> Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> WHY? WHY? WHY? WHY? WHY? >> Tell you here in a second. >> Why? Like what? What? What the? And then y'all let him leave. Like what? What? He need I need to call the police on him. I need to be calling the police on him. Like every time. Every time. But you want to put me in the test and he get to leave. Like come on now. That's weird as that's weird as we going to grab your glasses. >> No. No. >> No. >> No. >> You keep playing >> because what did you put him in for? You can tell me what I have a right to know what you're putting on. >> You're going to jail for DV. >> For for DV. >> I'M GOING TO JAIL for DV for what? He put his hands on me. >> Is he going to jail for DV? No. No. No. Is he going to jail for DV? >> Is he going to jail for DV? Is he going to DV? >> Listen. Get in the car or I'm going to take DV. >> Get in the car or I'm GOING TO TAKE THE CAR OFF. >> I will. You will. >> Is he going to for DV? >> Okay. >> She's emotional, upset, and combative. She repeatedly asks why he isn't being arrested and insists she's the real victim. I'm going to jump for why he get to go. >> When you done yelling, >> why do he get to go? >> When you done yelling and I could talk to you civil, that's when I'll talk to you. >> Why do he get to go? >> WHEN YOU DONE YELLING. >> OKAY, CHILL OUT. >> NO, I AM BECAUSE I'M ASKING YOU. WHY do he get to >> When you done >> Why does he get to go? >> Why does he get to drive off? >> Why do he get to do that? >> Why do he get to leave? HUH? >> HE DIDN'T GET HE DIDN'T GET TO LEAVE. Chill out. >> He did. >> No, he didn't. >> BE QUIET. YOU'RE NOT. YOU CONTINUE to keep talking. Be quiet. >> I got to ask you questions. So, chill out. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer. Have him or her present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any question. If you wish, you can decide at any time. Exercise these rights and not answering any questions or make any statements. After hearing these, do you after hearing hearing these rights, do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. With these rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me about what happened? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. So, what happened? >> Yes, I do. >> What happened? >> That's the father of my child. He came to my house. He called me at 2:00 in the morning to come to my house. >> Uhhuh. >> He came to my house. First of all, he went and had with somebody and then came and lay with me. And so because I was taking his phone because I took his phone, now he throwing me everywhere. He grabbing me and stuff, grabbing stuff and stuff. So yeah, I put my hands on him because he put his hands on me. >> Okay, >> that's a big man. >> Okay. >> And then you went to you went and had somebody with me. >> Okay. >> And now you mad at me. You throwing me around because I'm on your phone. You got any clothes underneath there? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> Police remain calm as she continues to argue. She becomes more upset when she realizes she's being taken in while the man is allowed to leave. >> Uh where did where did he drive you at? You got any injuries? >> I don't know. Mind turning facing me so I can see if you have any injuries. Can you turn your face my way? >> I don't have nothing on my face. >> All right. Well, I'll be honest with you. The story that we got told was you invited him over here. >> I did. You >> I invited Okay. >> Just chill out. I'll let you talk. Let me talk. >> Story that we got told was you invited him over here. He came over here. He admitted to us that you guys had He said that he was sleep. You went through his phone. You seen that he that he was texting someone else. You got mad and you attacked him. >> So I don't see any injuries on you. Okay. >> But he has injuries all over him. >> Okay. >> So >> he's also lightkinn and I'm gun skin. Like what? He's going to have a mark if I >> Okay. So uh do you He said he has some stuff in the house. Can we Can we go inside? >> The door won't even open. The door won't even open. >> Why wouldn't it open? >> But I don't know. They had to break the door down before because the I try to come in. So they have to break the door down. So something's wrong with the door. So now you can't go inside because I can't even go inside. Huh? >> Or I would have called the police on him. >> Oh, okay. Well, your door is locked. We got your keys. All right. So because he has no injuries, there's nothing that he could like that is soing beyond me. Like this [ __ ] is so beyond me. Like I'm tired of Are you kidding me? Like what? And I'm getting jump like what? In the back of the cop car, she keeps going, shouting and letting all her frustration spill out. >> Like this is insane. Like you insane as you laugh ass and you got the on me like Okay. You went to sleep and I came and attacked you. Okay. What's your I got TO GO TO QUIT AT NIGHT and I got to like I'm [ __ ] every time he get off like I'm the man told you when at Kimmore that you need to leave her alone but y'all don't want to listen to us and then when we got to get involved now y'all mad and y'all upset with us cuz we got to do our job. I kept it 100 with you at Kimmore when I told you like dog you need to leave her be. She wouldn't even leave your house. We almost had a taser because she got mad about you having to police pull up over here. Now you just see all this we got to deal with. Why' you keep calling THE POLICE ON ME? LIKE YOU ain't got the >> All right. He said that. Officers remind both parties that they've been warned before to stay away from each other and that it's now escalated to legal consequences. She She told him to come over. >> I did not. >> She told She told him to come over. He came over. He said, "Uh, >> and you going to stick with that story and he get to live. He put his hands on me." >> Oh, God. >> He put his hands on me and I'M GOING TO JAIL. >> MA'AM, I don't see any injuries on you. >> YOU DON'T SEE NO INJURIES? >> NO. MA'AM, >> OKAY. That's exactly why women be going through what the they going through and he get to pull. But I just say he put his mother on me. What the >> I'm going to tell you the same thing I told him when we dealt with y'all on Kimmore and we told y'all to leave each other alone cuz one day we're going to have to come and make a decision for both of y'all. Neither of y'all wanted to listen. Now look where we at. >> HE CAME TO MY HOUSE LIKE THAT SICK IS ON THAT can't be proven. That came to my house. What >> dude? He came to your house. You let you let him in. Y'all Y'all engage? Y'all engage in. >> I don't believe in. >> All right. Bet. You ever got arrested for domestic violence before? >> No, I have not because the I don't even have no clothes on. I can't even let me put no clothes on. I asked you could we go inside your apartment AND YOU SAID NO. >> I HAD clothes in my car. YOU DIDN'T LET me do none of that. >> You ain't say none of that. >> You didn't GIVE ME A CHANCE TO stop yelling. >> Everything is Everything is our fault. >> Yes, it is because you didn't even let me get my >> All right. >> My robe needs to be fixed before I step out of the car. >> You can step out and then we can fix your robe. I can't fix your robe while you sitting down. You can hold it close so I can step out of the vehicle. >> Even after arriving at the jail, the woman still won't stop, making things harder for herself and everyone around her. >> You can step out. >> Why can't you hold my stuff closer? >> Because I'm going to fix it. It's a Listen, >> I don't want nobody to see. So, can you grab and hold it close so I can step out? >> Can you listen instead of continue to keep talking? I have to have him come over here and stand right here while I fix anything on you cuz I don't want you saying that I touched you anyway type of way or anything like that. >> Okay. And I told you yes, but stand over. >> You didn't say yes. You said can I step out first? >> That's because you continue to keep trying to argue. >> I'm not trying to argue. I don't want y'all TO SEE ME NAKED. I want you to help me close my step so I CAN GET OUT THE CAR. WHAT? That's fair. >> You can't help my clothes so I can step. I need you to turn this way so he can see. I told you that. >> I don't want you trying to say I don't touch you trying to touch me, dude. Like I don't care. You don't got a body camera. >> You can just >> Hold on. I'm coming. CHILL OUT. >> NO, DON'T. I DON'T I have every right to feel like I don't >> If you chill out, I'm going to help you. Just chill. >> AM I NOT CHILL? LIKE YOU YOU'RE THE ONE THAT'S REALLY ACTING WEIRD AS like what? >> That's the best I can do. >> Dude, >> that's the best I can do. I can't do anything else for you. That's the best I can do. >> Just pull the stuff out. >> They're going to give you clothes either way I go, >> dude. Like if I wasn't about to see my grass, JUST PUT THE ROPE DOWN. LIKE PUT the >> Ultimately, she's charged with domestic violence and transported to jail. Number two, girlfriend freaks out when boyfriend calls it quits. Police are called to a domestic disturbance between a man and his ex fiance. Here's how it all goes downhill. >> We know she >> calm down. Stop. Hey, calm down. This is what she did to me. >> Okay. Okay. >> I would love to calm it out. She won't leave. >> Okay. >> Is it Is it her? >> Huh? Is it? >> Yes, it's her. >> Okay. >> Have a seat for me. Yeah. Have a seat for me. Have a seat for me. Okay. >> Where are you? Put your arms. >> Do you want EM Do you need EMS? >> Do you need EMS, dear? >> Okay. Hey. Hey. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. You are good. You are safe. You are safe. Okay. You are okay. All right. My name is Leah. Do you know >> where are you bleeding from? >> My arm. >> All right. You know what? Keep this over your head. Okay. >> She punched me in the face several times. She's been hating me, calling me on my name. >> This is your house. >> Yes. Mine. >> Okay. So, how did it start? >> So, I found that because I needed I don't have furniture all like that. So, I found that over there in the park in the apartments. She pointed it out. We was coming back from the store, right? >> I go over there. I was like, "Oh, yeah. I can use that to mount my TV and you put stuff on there." So, yeah. So, there'd be no clutter. >> It's filthy. So, I used a bleach cleaner. >> It slipped my mind. She was allergic to it. I'm not thinking about that. I'm thinking about cleaning something that is filthy that I just brought in my house. >> I got you. >> Oh, she's just being dramatic. >> Autumn. My name is Autumn. >> Autumn. My name is Leah. Where she at? I have no idea. >> Autumn tells a different story. She says Vince pushed the door on her while she tried to keep it open with her foot, causing the gash. >> Oh, >> how did you cut yourself on it? >> I was trying to stand in the door cuz he's got my bank my bank cards and he's got my my work stuff and I have to go to work tomorrow. So, I was put my foot in the door and he pushed it really hard hard and it caught me open. >> All right, Autumn, how old are you, Autumn? Oh, I'm 27. >> Okay, so we need to get this. We need to get your clothes right here. >> Are these your clothes? >> I know. I know. I know. Hey, >> we need a med kit. >> Thank you. I know it hurts. I know. >> He uses it for everything. >> I think it might need a pack. >> This is one of my stuff. This is one of my stuff. I'm allergic to bleach. And he he used bleach on a on a piece of furniture he found on the sidewalk in his enclosed room. And I was like, well, that's childish. Why why would you do something like that? It's not smart. We threw a fit and now we're here. >> Can you pick your legs up for me? Get some blood. There you go. >> I just focus on a 32 coming. Yeah, I >> have an ambulance come to check you out. >> I know it hurts, but keep on breathing for me. Okay. >> Can you keep breathing for me? >> Just hold that tape. >> Yeah. >> Deep in your nose and out your mouth. All right. You're doing a good Don't listen to him. All right. Just listen to me. Listen to my voice. I'm here and you're safe. Okay. You're okay. >> This was an accident, right? It's easy to did not do this on purpose. He just He said I broke his window. He broke that window. I broke the other window crying out of it cuz he likes to corner me and I freak out. I don't like being cornered. >> Yeah, absolutely. Oh, was I too much? Am I too much in your space? >> Are you okay? >> I'm okay. >> Okay. >> I'm okay. >> She admits she no longer lives there, but had been storing her things with Vince since being evicted months ago. He's got a gash on his neck, too. He was bleeding from pretty bad. >> Hey, do you know where you're at? >> Yeah. >> I'm a merin. >> You're on. So, you know where I am? Perfect. >> Don't ask me who the president is. I stopped following forever ago. >> Fair enough. >> Fair enough. I love that your sense of humor is there. >> Oh, yes. >> Where you working at? >> I WORK AT OH, I think there's glass in it. >> I think there's glass in it. >> Okay. Her face feels sharp. >> Who is he to you? Boyfriend. Friendy. >> Do you guys have kids together? >> No. >> And do you currently reside together both in this home? >> No. >> No. He was holding my stuff because um I lived in the fort on Parkside on Main Street, that building that they kicked everybody out of. >> So I'm basically homeless. >> I brought my stuff over here so that it would have somewhere to be. >> Fair enough. But then he doesn't want me being out running the streets and staying with people and he doesn't trust other people that I'm staying with. So he wants me to be here but I can't be here. >> Yeah. And what started the fight today? >> We we went to the store. Oh, I want my ice cream. >> Oh, we went to the store and on the way back I found there I seen on the garbage over there. There was a nice stand and he doesn't have a lot of furniture in here. I said, "Hey, you should go check out that stand so that you have some places to put stuff. >> Don't Don't listen to him. Just talk to us." >> He gave it back to him. He gave it back to him. Meanwhile, he scattered my all through the all through the streets. >> Um, >> will you keep talking to my partner? I'm going to go talk to this guy that tried to break things up. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Is that all right, Autumn? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um, scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the worst pain you've ever had. How bad is this? >> Um, that's a solid seven. Okay. >> Between my finger and my arm. While medics treat her, police continue speaking to both parties. >> All took place in your bedroom or like in the common areas or >> took place in the whole house cuz like it started in the bedroom. After I moved that over here, she started calling me childish, hitting me, trying to make it seem like I'm abusive, like I'm doing this and the third, but in reality, no. >> I got you. >> I don't do that, dumb. >> Okay. Okay. Um, >> no, I did not punch you. You lying. >> Hey, take a second. So, >> you're a lying. >> Hey, Vince. Okay. So, you said this those scratches are from her. >> These are from her. This is from the door. >> I'm going to have you I'm going to take a picture of them. Okay. >> Do what you want. >> Okay. >> Your arm's not from the door. >> It is from the door. From the glass is the same thing as the glass door broke. >> Yeah. It's the same thing as the back of his neck. He's got a dash on the back of his neck. He was pushing with his back and that door broke >> and it it cut him and it cut me and it slammed my finger in the door. >> Shouldn't have been pushing your way into my door. >> Don't move, man. >> All right. >> How about that? Let me see your other side. >> All right, we need to get a liar. >> Let's walk over here so we don't have to listen to her. Walk over here. Yeah, come over here. We don't need to listen to that. >> Yeah, we got you. >> All right, just hang out right here for us. Right here. Right here. We're good. Right here. Just relax. Just cool off. She's Hey, she's pissing you off and I get that. You're justifiably pissed off. Okay. >> She's lying on me trying to hurt my character. She said I'm hitting her. I ain't never put my hands on a female in my life. >> Are you in cuffs? >> No. >> No. >> But still, it's going to be a report. It's going to be written down. And now and and of >> your first name. >> Vince. >> Vince. I'm Leah. You're not in cuffs. People lie all the time. We can see through. Okay. >> I hope you see it through. >> We take more women to jail for domestic than men. Okay. Relax. Stop screaming over over this officer over here, okay? She's only trying to talk to you. Okay. >> I'm sorry. I'm just pissed off cuz I ain't even >> The man goes on to share his side of the story in detail. After hearing from both parties, the officers gather to compare notes and piece everything together. >> Let's stay over here. Okay. I know. How long have you guys been together for? >> I don't know. It's been like 7 months. And now I got to And then I'm going to have to explain to my landlord that Oh, yeah. Why the window broke? This that the third. What's the damage? I'm probably going to do kicked out cuz >> Hey, take a I right now. Let's focus on what's going on right now. She doesn't live here anymore. She said she hasn't lived here. Her stuff has been here because when they got kicked out of Parkside, she she was basically homeless. He got set up here. She left her stuff here. She came to go get some stuff. That's all I got before I was like, I'll go talk to him while she's calm. >> So, it's just assault right now. I don't know if they were still in a relationship, but even if they even if they were, they have no kids together and they were not residing together at the time of the incident. So, >> the window, did you break it? Did she break it or is >> this broken trying to keep her from pushing her way into my door? My back was on the door like this and I'm using the refrigerator to break and she keeps pushing pushing and while she's doing she punched me through the window. That's probably why she got the >> The window was behind you. >> Yeah, the window was on my back of my neck. Hence why the big >> the one on the right's from that. But the one on the left is from from her. Okay. >> She kept she kept barely trying to push her way in. And I'm over here like, "No, no, no. Get out my house. Get out my house." >> I gota >> Hey, boss. Let me ask you a question. Are you want to come out here real quick? >> Um, are so are you guys I know you guys said you guys were like engaged or whatever. Are you guys still like engaged? >> I don't know. I don't want to send her out on the street. She She's going through a lot and I care about her. I'm just tired of and it's always coming back on me like I'm the bad guy. I'm the problem. I'm this. I'm that. >> Look, look, >> I'm sick of that. >> Look, man, we're trying we're trying to figure it out. All right. >> Vince tells officers he still cares about Autumn and doesn't want her arrested, but is tired of the constant fights and emotional stress. >> I don't want her arrested. I don't want her thrown nowhere. I don't want her out on the street. I'm just tired of it falls on me every time. >> It's worth trying to fix something now. Do you Did you guys still stay together? Well, uh, right now the only way she the only place she has to stay is here >> right now cuz she's waiting on uh >> housing from like the the United Way or some and she just got on the phone with them today. >> Okay. Yep. Um, and you guys were in a romantic relationship. You guys >> are okay. >> We are. I don't know. I don't know what it is now, but I'm tired of it. I'm really sick of it. >> Did my partner grab your name? >> Yeah, she did. But I'll give it again. I'll give you I'll give everything I need. He come. So, um I I hear so, um things are going on. I can hear them yelling out there, you know, him telling her to get out of the house, but she wouldn't. Glass breaks. I come there to see the the door is closed, but she's I mean, the door um the door window is broken, but she he's trying to close the door, but she won't let him close the door. Like, she I don't know why. It's probably because she wants the cops to come here while he's out there. So, >> So, it's the the outside door over here. Is that what you're talking about? Okay. I haven't gone over and looked or anything yet, but um >> so she he was trying to close the door. She was outside trying to come in basically is what you're saying. >> Yeah. If you see that cut right there, it's probably because of that because I do hear her just saying ow and it does sound genuine cuz she will it was probably because it was literally because of her negligence like for real that >> okay >> she um that she probably got cut cuz all he was trying to do was close that. >> Right. So she was inside the house. He was trying to close the door and she punched the wind or like hit the window or some sort and >> probably that I didn't really see. >> Okay. >> Um got >> and about to hit about to hit him. >> Witnesses tell police the same thing Vince did. Autumn threw the first punch and hit him during their fight >> when he he tries to dump her out just to get because she won't get off the property. So he tries to >> Did he do that before she was outside? Like he took her >> uh No, no, no. He No, he did that like way after. >> Okay. They just This was just going back and forth the house and everything. The only time she The only time he every time he tried to close the door, she was right there to keep him from closing it. So he just kept coming back and forth. >> So when he took the stuff out there, he still tried to close the door. Wouldn't she wouldn't close the door. So then he goes out there trying to dump things out. >> Tries to dump the stuff. Tries to dump the stuff out. And uh you know then she starts punching him like she like >> after she So that happened after she stopped trying to come in through the front door. >> No, she she was well that was more of him trying to stop trying to close the door cuz she wasn't going to move. So he went out there to um do that. So >> Okay. >> Um the whole time she was trying to keep her from closing the door. >> Okay. >> So and that's and that's probably where she got the cut cuz he tried he after he tried to um dump her stuff out and rip up the clothes, he tries to go back in. She tries to stop him, but I guess she gets cut. >> Okay. >> Well, whatever hospital she go, somebody have to be with her cuz she >> she she gets a little antsy and and Yep. >> She's been known to do some police officers and nurses when they >> Look, I already I already told I already told officer to ride down with her. Okay. >> I just had to You guys are not in a relationship at this moment. Correct. >> Um I don't know. We were, but we're not. But we are, but we're not. >> But you're not living together. Never been married. >> Don't have any kids. >> Okay. I just needed to ver because that kind of changes things there. >> I feel like a little a little weird. >> Yeah, I bet you do. >> That big adrenaline dump. Yeah, I bet you feel not well. >> Um, can I talk to that guy please to ask him to please kindly not to destroy myself? >> We'll we'll talk to you. We'll talk to about that. Okay. But right now, I need to get you into the ambulance so you don't fall over. Okay. >> Don't be scared. >> Okay. Don't be scared. Even though she tries to talk her way out of it, officers charge her with domestic violence. She's taken to the hospital for treatment before heading to booking. >> My Can I have that bag? >> Okay, hold on a sec. I'll get you whatever you need. We're going to get you in the ambulance right now. Okay. >> I don't know where my wallet's at. >> Okay, we can find that for you. Okay. >> In my car. That's what I wanted. That's why I was throwing a big fit and trying to get in >> and putting my foot in. >> All right. Just watch your step. Watch your step. >> So 13 for DV. >> Yeah. Hey, Johnson. >> Yeah. >> 13 for DV. I'll follow you down. And >> after we finish up here, we'll come to with you guys. >> Um to keep her calm. Are you comfortable that we don't hand? >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Okay. >> Yeah, cuz she he has like marks all over his neck, his face, his hand, his hands and stuff. >> Dude said they were both raw. >> Yeah. >> And didn't you say roommate said she started it? >> Yep. >> And she said she got the gash, but it's not from him. >> Okay. Yeah. She She's made that very clear. He did not cause that gash on her arm. >> Okay. Yep. You going with DV? Does she actually live here though? >> Yeah. He said she she said she has nowhere else to go and this is where she's been staying. >> How long? Um >> since they left Parkside like a few months ago. >> Sounds good to me. >> Yep. >> And he said they were engaged and they're in a romantic place. >> Yeah. >> I appreciate it, guys. Thank you. >> I'll head down to city. Do you guys want me to do the care while I'm down there? He makes sure she's okay. Don't let her do no get arrested. >> Yeah. Look, look. Well, uh, do you want to go inside and sit? So, you're just calm down, man. >> I'm I'm calm now. Just >> Okay. >> Now, I'm more on the work side cuz I don't know why I can't even have a conversation. Can't even Oh, yeah. If it's not her way, it's the highway. So, whatever happens happens. But I don't want to be the reason why she gets arrested or any of that. I just wanted her out my house for a moment. >> I know. I got you. But that's just what that's why we're just explaining how the route we're going to have to take this. Okay. >> Vince is not charged, but officers make it clear that a report will be filed and further legal action may follow. Number one, entitled mom to the rescue after son attacks mechanic. Police respond to a call about an assault in an auto repair shop. Here's what happens when officers arrive at the scene. >> Didn't I just wave at you? >> Huh? >> Didn't I just wave at you downtown? >> Yeah, I just I just beat that guy. >> What guy? >> He He tried to hit me in the head with like a a >> You try to hold me up in here. Trying to hold me up in here. >> All right, come over here, man. tried to bash my six-year-old's headed with. >> All right, >> get the my car, >> dude. Can you wait inside, please? >> Please go away from me. >> Is it Ashley? >> No. >> What's your name? >> Tiffany. >> Tiffany. All right. >> What? Can I have that, please, before we do something? Can I have that, please? Thank you. >> My Tiffany, dude, come over here. Come on. It's It's okay. Take a breath. Take a breath. >> No. Save your money and don't ever come back. >> All right. First of all, do either of you need an ambulance? >> He just He just tried to hit in the head with that. I'm not going to lie. I will just >> He just got dumped. >> Okay. >> Yes, he did. >> Do you want my kids? I just think I think my hand is already broken. So, I know that I just broke it a little bit more. But >> which hand hurts worse? >> Huh? I'm fine. It's just I'll be all right. >> Which hand hurts worse? >> Um, which hand broke? >> Tried to square up and grab my when I when I took my hoodie off cuz he he took he was he was like this. He took his sweater off. He was like, "What's up then?" Cuz I was like I was like, "Don't talk to her like that. We can fight if you really want to." Fair. takes his takes his zipper off and then I go to take my hoodie off and he tries to swing on me while I got my zipper on back up and I hit him in his face and then I grab him and slam him on the floor and >> the mother grows increasingly agitated as she recounts what led to the altercation >> and my son better not jail >> I'm probably going to get >> no dad you're not going to jail that piece of almost my kids I just came back because I came here they had my card for 26 [ __ ] days and this didn't even bleed my brakes. She said my leaking. She said this car is completely safe to drive. I just came from there. So, I came up here because I'm like, "You need to know you better fix my me and my kids." Literally, I was going to pick him up from the hospital and we drove up onto because my brakes don't work. Ernie Hills have eyes >> Tiffany just Are you putting that in your car? >> Your mom's last name. Tiffany Tiffany. >> Tiffany, we'll figure it out. Can you please just take a breath? >> Take a breath. I want to press twice on that. Tiffany, listen. I can't help anybody if you keep yelling. I understand you're mad. >> Go the inside. >> Hold on. Can you away from me? Stay the >> Please go inside. You >> Tiffany, you have to stop yelling. I can't help any >> and my I I hear that. I I can't help you though. If you >> SPENT ALL MY MONEY WITH that and he just tried TO HURT MY SON. HE SAID IF YOU WERE A [ __ ] [ __ ] you up. Really? And then he picks that thing up and HE ALMOST JUST BASH I ALMOST just watched him bash his head in. Look at my forehead. He tried to us. He has nothing but deadly weapons in that. >> Oh, it's a tool. It's a workshop. After taking her statement, the officer steps inside the shop to hear the staff's side. >> Hello. >> Hey, man. >> You guys all right? >> I'm I'm the one to call. >> Okay. Of >> course, I can't really stuff. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. So, >> you need an ambulance or anything? Okay. All right. So, what the hell happened? Excuse my French, but >> she she comes in. Okay. She come in a couple months ago. >> We were talking about fixing her car because she pulled out somewhere and it everything snapped on the left side left. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> This is a month or so ago. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. I broke my leg on 4th of January. So this is literally my third fourth week back. Something like that. him and the other guy that was here fixed her car. She drove out in a month. So then she comes in here and starts acting. Now she said her brakes went on her screaming, yelling. I asked him, "Please leave." They wouldn't leave. Next thing I walk over the corner, I turn around. That kid's like, "Oh, we're going home." I'm like, "Dude, just leave before you." I He's like, "Oh, no. You ripped his shirt off." I was like t taking my jacket off. He swung and punched me. We got her all on camera. Okay. >> He started. >> Okay. All right. Did she get involved or anything or >> Yeah, she started hitting me, too. >> Mhm. >> If she hit me, I grabbed a impactor that was going to hit him in >> cuz I can't fight both of them. >> No. >> Now she's got my $300 400 impact in her pocket. >> Okay. >> I want it back or >> Okay. What's an impact? Isn't that a drill or is it a wrench? >> Milwaukee hand. >> Okay. Yeah, that's what I figured. Okay. You got your idea here? So she's freaking out. She comes in here saying, you know, my car broke down. You guys are trying to. And then you told her to leave. >> No. I said, she was just I I could only understand her. She was crazy. I said, I just did you a favor cuz the work I did for her was totally trashed. I did a favor cuz she has little kids. >> The mechanic tells officers he had done the repair as a favor and that Tiffany began yelling uncontrollably when she returned. And then she comes back a month later today and I'm like, excuse my language. >> No, it's fine. >> And then uh she's just off and I told her I said he that's my mom. I said, "Do me a favor. Tell Joe tell you get your mom and go. We'll deal with this. You know, it's another time when they're not." And then I said, I walked away, went over to my toolbox. Next time I turn around, he's standing behind me. his fist up. Okay. Okay. I was like I said, "Dude, you don't want to do this." He's like, "Oh, yeah, I do. You're talking." I'm like, "Whatever." So, I he ripped his shirt off. I started taking my jacket off. Soon as I got my jacket to here, he started sucker punching me. Then he threw me down the next she's on top. He hit me with I don't know if it was the impact or so. I did grab it. Try to hit him with it. >> I throw it at him. >> But and she grabbed it somehow. >> Yeah. >> And she hit you with it. >> She grabbed it on my head. I think I don't know. Okay. >> I was dealing with him. >> All right. All right. And you said you got security cameras. Can you pull him up for me? >> I have to call the owner and get >> All right. Okay. Just hang on for a minute. I'm going to go back and talk to my partner. Okay. >> So, to my understanding, your son's going to the hospital. Is that Is that correct? Okay. Um >> I have to get my baby. Yeah. My friend isn't home. >> Yep. Go to the hospital. Take care of him. >> I can't. I got to get my baby. She's >> Oh, I thought you meant he he is your baby. >> No, my baby's only six. >> Okay. Well, can you get your baby and then go to him? All right, listen to me. >> You are not to come back here, Tiffany. >> These >> I understand, Tiffany. >> I paid them $400. >> I understand. >> What do I do? >> I would be livid, too. Okay. I would be livid, too. >> With my kids. That's why I'm here. I can't even get an alignment on my >> after what he did. They owe me. >> That's why I'm here. >> Time out. I know. We're not the tire police and I'm not the money police. I can't do anything about that. He almost just bashed my kid's head in with a tool. >> The officer reminds Tiffany that violence is never the solution and explains the consequences of her actions. >> Everyone's a little bit of fault here. Okay. Everyone's a little bit of a >> Well, not >> to. But besides to come up here, of course I'm angry. >> Yes, >> I'm allowed and I have a right to be upset with this dude. >> You have a right to be upset. Listen. >> And of course I show up. This is who worked on my car. >> But the situation Listen, I know you showed me, Tiffany. I know >> the the situation was not handled in the best way that it could have been >> cuz he tried to kid. >> If you come back here, you're going to get charged with trespassing. This is going to be written up as an assault. Okay? >> You cannot come back here, nor your son. He doesn't want you here. All right? If we get involved again today or anytime in the future with this, you guys are probably going to go to jail. Somebody's going to go to jail. Nobody's going to jail right now, it's going to be a report. >> Almost just tried to minor kid, >> but because it's my kid, I understand the situation. >> The size of a grown adult and he assaulted a grown adult. >> It does not matter. Tiffany, he's still a kid. It doesn't matter. Ernie is the size of a grown adult and he assaulted another man. All right. >> He is a man at this point. That how big he is. >> Just be >> Oh my god. >> He He is the size of a grown-up. >> He's all right. He's not like a little 8-year-old. He's a 16-year-old. He's massive. Okay. So, if he assaults another an adult >> for that, >> okay, I understand that. But at the end of the day, uh they don't want you on the property. So, you need to leave the property. Okay. >> Do you get what I'm putting down, please? Can you Do you hear what I'm saying? Yes. >> Okay. If you want to sue them for the money or the damages or anything, you're going to have to do that civily, Tiffany. We can't help you with that. All right. But you can't come back here. Okay. >> Although tensions are high, they managed to calm her down and allow her to leave to pick up her younger child and meet her injured son at the hospital. >> Are you able to drive? >> Okay. >> Yeah. I mean, even though steam not safe or drivable. Thank >> God. >> I don't know. Again, we're not the car police. >> Us. >> I know, Tiffany. >> I literally drove up on a bank with my kids in the car. Like, that's not nothing. That's not nothing. I can't even get alignment on my now because nobody will touch it because of what they did. That's why I showed up. She said, "Go back to him because he has to fix that. He obligated to fix that. That's why I'm here. It's not like I just showed up to beat out of them. You know what I mean? What's my kid supposed to do? You would probably your mom, too. You know what I'm saying? You probably punch somebody in their face with pointing their finger in your mama's face, too. You know, just flat flat out. What am I supposed to do? I have two kids. I have no family. I >> I can understand your point of view, but the situation was not handled very well. >> It could have hand. >> No. We're all adults here except your son. They could have it they could have went a different way, >> you know. Well, what if I mean, like you said, he's big as >> So once they got to tango, you should let him go back. You know what I'm saying? Okay. At the end of the day, >> it's the situation is over and you need to leave the property. Okay. So, you need to turn the car on. You need to leave. We can't sit here all day. Okay. >> What? So, what do I do? >> Your son's Your son's going to the hospital. Why don't you go to the hospital with your son? >> I got to go get my kid. Go get your kid first, then take care of your 16-year-old son. >> If you want to sue him or get an attorney that you're going to have to do that, I guarantee you if you pull in the lot, that dude's going to call us and it's just going to make it worse for you and your son. I don't want to do that, Tiffany. I want to see you drive off and go somewhere else and get your car fixed and I want to turn and go back to the station and write it up and be done. She continues to maintain that she and her son are victims, but the officers, having heard her claims multiple times, decide to end the discussion and leave it at that. >> Do not dig yourself in a deeper hole. >> Don't let your son dig him. >> It's over, Tiffany. I know it's done and over with. >> Like, look at my face. It's not a big deal, right? Cuz I'm big as right. >> I get it. If it was anybody else, I feel like it it would be it would go different. >> You got to go, Tiff. You got to go. >> All right. Y'all want to follow me? >> No. No. Just go. >> You can say sorry if you want to, but you got to get going. >> All right. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Both she and her son are charged with assault and given a court date. That's another batch of Karens finding out the universe has a way of balancing things. Which one made you laugh the most? Tell us in the comments.