Can't hit people. Okay. >> Even when you're mad. >> I'm under arrest. What did I do? What do I What do I do? Oh my god. >> One more chance. One more chance. One more chance. Please. Please. Please. Please. >> One more chance. >> Some people move on after a breakup. Others end up explaining their decisions from the back [music] of a patrol car. When crazy toxic ex-girlfriends realize they're headed [music] straight to jail, heartbreak turns into criminal charges. Police respond to an apartment after receiving a report of a domestic disturbance involving a couple who live together. When officers arrive, they find the woman visibly upset and immediately begin asking what happened. >> You call? >> Yeah, I'm my dad. >> You call? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's going on? Um, pretty much is um, so I've been living here for almost like a year >> and pretty much is they um is I just found out that my boy my ex-boyfriend um was cheating on me >> and um, so when I like confronted about it, he kept on like um, saying that my mom doesn't love me and that my dad doesn't love me and stuff and pretty much is um, my shirt is like pull >> and um, he choked the he choked um the like he had scratches on him because he choked me and like um kicked me and punched me in the stomach and also like um Pitch's brother was just like he was just videotaping me just crying. Um all my stuff is in there like my containers, my clothes, my pretty much is my mom got us um like a dresser, my teas, um jewelry boxes in there. Um my bed is in there. Like pretty much everything is in there. And pretty much is like he pulled my shirt and then he like grabbed my throat, put me up to the bed and like tried to like shook the like the me >> Okay. Did you lose consciousness at all? >> Um, just a little. Like I feel dizzy. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Look up for me. >> Like um and also he dragged me. So like there's like marks on him like on me. >> Are there any bruises on your stomach where he hit you? >> Um I'm not sure. I didn't really think. >> Okay. >> It was mostly like lower. >> Okay. >> But my throat really hurts. Um and he like so there is like um infection right there and I'm going to the doctor but he took a pin and like stab it like in my jaw like my area. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Pull the don't expose yourself but just pull your neckline down for me. >> Officers observe visible redness and scratches on the woman and begin photographing her injuries. After she reports losing consciousness during the incident, they request medical personnel to evaluate her. >> Okay. I was trying to like protect myself. So that's why um there's marker on him. >> Yeah. >> And um his brother like recording me going like crazy like crying and stuff and like telling him to open the door. The reason why I did open the door is because I was trying to like grab my like grab my stuff. >> Okay. Where is he at right now? >> Um he's in the house probably hiding. >> Does he live here with you? >> Yeah. Um I have a text message saying he took 200 out of my wallet too. Okay. >> Ouch. >> Like he was like punching me >> on the side of your legs. >> Like on like over here like I'm >> Are there any marks on the other side? >> I don't think so. It was like marks right here and then pretty much I'm not sure. He like started like punching me like I was trying to get out and stuff and pretty much is they were like videotaping me like trying to grab my stuff and I was like why are you filming me? I'm just getting myself. where he like didn't have nothing. Like the trash bag pretty much is there's all my applian like all my food and stuff that my mom bought them. >> Okay. >> And then there's a table like in the closet. >> Okay. Um >> like my >> Okay. We're going to need a 32 for a female who's saying she lost consciousness. >> All right. You want to sit down here? I'm going to go ahead and talk to him. >> Yeah. >> He's in 2011. >> Yes. >> All right. >> There is he with anybody else? >> His brother's up there. I'm not concerned. While one officer remains with the woman, another interviews the boyfriend separately to hear his side of the story. Here's what he says happened. >> You're the boyfriend. >> I'm going to talk to you, chief. >> Huh? >> You text your father. >> Yeah, she called her father or something. >> What? Oh, you got scratches on you. >> This is here. >> Yeah. mean stop right here. Here, stop. Stop. Let's go. Yeah. >> Right. >> You your father is coming your father. >> He's not coming to fight. I I got him. >> Yes, he's coming your father. >> All right. Can I Can I take pictures of you, man? TAKE PICTURES. >> YES. >> I should stop staring. Stop. Stop. This is No. not realize from your father is come on your father >> it's everything come out your room it's everything >> I got let me take pictures >> so she said she was upset you she there's an argument and then >> yeah just stop coming stop right everything no stop is today in your restaurant you full stop >> so how did she so she started to >> yes everything I said stop Please stop me sleepy. No, you not sleepy. I just everything. You know everything. No. Are you Are you one second you your friends? >> Mhm. >> Yes. She is coming your friends. You texting me. What happened in Fina? It's not relax. I don't know. >> It's just everything. >> So when you came when she came home, she started yelling about >> Yeah. >> cheating or something. >> Yeah. You you text your mom. Fina, >> is he intoxicated tonight? >> No. Okay. So this was because you caught him cheating and then what happened after that? >> Um pretty much is he started throwing my phone like if you can't see >> it's like scratch like break like breakage. >> Officers continue interviewing both of them separately comparing their accounts as they work to determine how the argument escalated into a physical fight. And I was trying to videotape it and then he like took and then he took my phone and then and then he threw it and then he got mad and like telling me I'm adopted. So he's telling me that my mom and my dad don't love me. >> Okay. So he's telling you that your mom and dad don't love you because you were adopted. >> And he's telling because um and telling me that my dad isn't my dad. I'm literally struggling cuz I just found out that my mom was >> Okay. >> So she did all that to you? >> Yeah. Did you have to fight back at all? >> Not in the torch. Yeah. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Everything. >> Did your brother see all this? >> Yes. >> He saw her hitting you, too? >> No, not in the beer or nothing. Nothing. >> He didn't see her the fight. Okay. He just he just saw that part. >> Yeah. Okay. >> I mean, not in the beer. >> All right. Cool. Did you you got an ID on your ID? >> Okay. >> And then he started and then he started like um like um started just like started like fighting me. >> Okay. walk me through that step by step. >> So pretty much is he So pretty much is the last time that I remember is he literally um is I said stop looking at Peneli which is my friend cuz she I just found out too that he has a crush on a 17-year-old too. And um so I was like why you looking at her like that? And then he and then pretty much is I went to the door and I shut it and then he pretty much telling me that um I was trying to call my mom and stuff about the Vber abuse and stuff and then he was and then I went up to the door trying to block and just to try to talk to him and stuff. >> The woman then provides a more detailed timeline of the incident. She says she tried calling her parents for help, blocked the bedroom [music] door to continue talking with him, and was eventually pushed into the hallway. >> So you So he was in a bedroom. Okay. And he shut the door on you. >> So you went up to the door to try to talk to him? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And then he pulled me back into the into the into the door to the enter like the um the main like the main floor >> like the hallway to like the entrance. So he pushed you or he pulled you? >> He he pushed me. >> Okay. Pushed you into the hallway away from >> pushed me into the door to like enter that hallway. >> Okay. After he pushed you, you guys had moved this argument into the bedroom. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then you shut the door >> and then >> and then that's when everything break loose. [clears throat] >> Okay. >> He's like, "I have to pee." I was like, "No, you don't." So I decided to go in the front like trying to like have a conversation in front of the door. He like dragged me and that's when like I have rib and stuff on my hands and he was like pulling me which I'm a light girl so like pretty much just you can pull me and I can just move. >> Yeah. >> And then pretty much he pulled me and then pretty much is he that's when he grabbed my phone and like threw it on the bed. He's like Luna which is my dog's name and I was like I'm not a dog. You don't need to talk to me like that. >> Okay. When you mean break loose what do you mean? >> Like pretty much is that's when he started swinging and stuff. started dragging me to the bed, pushed me like up and down. Like when I got up, he pushed me. When he pushed up, I kept on doing. I was like, "Stop." So I swing because like I need to get up. I was trying to get my mom and my dad, which they work like three jobs, so like they're trying to get >> trying to call him. Okay. >> And then he threw my he took my phone, threw it through the bed again >> and saying, "Stop." Like, "Come get your phone." Like I was like, "No, like you bring me the phone." >> Okay. like please just give me my phone. I kicked him because he was like close to me. So I started kicking him trying to let go of him and I was like swing. I was doing everything like trying to like get out of the way. She pretty much picked me up like he literally like grabbed me. >> The woman continues describing the final moments of the physical confrontation while officers compare her account with the physical evidence they'd gathered and begin deciding the next steps in [music] the investigation. and then like started like pushing me on the bed and stuff. I was like, "Get off of me. Get off of me." Like my high like I was like Ariana Grande. Like pretty much is like my high point. >> How's it going, guys? So, he speaks primarily uh Spanish. He's got like marks all over him. I think he's going to be okay. Um but she she got him pretty bad. Then she's in the back saying the opposite. >> That's fine. >> What's up, man? >> You got some scratches on you? >> No, I didn't. Okay. >> So, there's a bench on the side. I literally opened the door. Did not even know that he was there. So, it bumped him in the head. >> Okay. >> And so, he used his fist to literally bump me on the head like punched me. He grabbed my throat again. And then that's when I literally like felt dizzy and like everything was numb and he had scratches because I was trying to get off of him cuz he was on me like this. And I was like, "Get off of me. Get off of me." Like I was like, "Yeah, there's scratches." Because trying to get off of it like off of He's a heavy dude. Like I'm trying to like get off of it. >> Were you trying to get out of the room at any point? Yeah, >> you were. Okay. >> And then pretty much that's when his like his brother started recording and stuff. I was like, "Sabador, I'm literally trying to get my >> Would his brother have any video recording of the fight itself?" >> No. Okay. He just has like everything that I said which is I need to get myself like pretty much just I'm the one who got containers. I'm the one who got a table. Like my parents got a table for you. My mom gave me $200 and then it disappeared. >> Okay. >> Out of my wallet. Now I have money because my dad gave it to me. >> Okay. So I'm going to have EMS come and check you out. Um in the meantime, >> my dad's on the way. >> Okay. He also is trying to like pin my best friend against me. >> As the investigation moves forward, officers begin transitioning from the onseen investigation to making an arrest. All >> right. So, our next patient's back here, guys. >> Yep. So to speak. >> All right. You said your dad is on the way. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can you let him know not to go up to the apartment? >> Don't get involved in any way. Okay. We don't need this. We don't need him getting himself into anything. Okay. Let us do our investigation first. >> Yeah. >> What's up? >> Hi. All right. Stand up for me. >> Dad, I'm going to jail. >> What? >> I'm going to jail. >> We're going to jail. >> Yeah. >> All right. I'll be there in a minute. >> I don't want this here. Stop trying to put this on. Double cuff. >> Give me your car keys. I'll be there in a few minutes. They're taking me now. >> They're taking you now. I'll be there in a minute. >> All right, my dear. >> I'm just going to have you step over this cruiser. Okay. >> Over to the back. >> I'm just going to have you face this car. Is there anything on you that's going to stick? All right. Do me a favor. Just spread your feet for me as long as I go. >> Just have a seat for me. Just watch your head. And be careful of that seat buckle. That'll hurt you in your head. >> Are those puffs feel Can they feel okay? Are they too tight on you? >> Are they They're fine. Okay. All right. Give me one second. Okay. >> An officer then approaches the boyfriend's brother and asks to see the video he recorded on his cell phone during the incident. The officer requests a copy so it can be preserved as evidence. >> Hey man, can I grab a video real quick from you? Can I see the video? The video on your cell phone. Yeah. Can I see that real quick? >> Can I have YOU KEEP MY FAMILY? YOU DON'T RESPECT MY FAMILY. JUST DON'T RESPECT YOURS. NO. YOU DON'T RESPECT MY FAMILY. MY MOM, MY DAD, JUST CUZ YOU DON'T HAVE RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR PARENTS. >> YOU DON'T RELATIONSHIP. Are you >> you DON'T HAVE A RELATIONSHIP WITH MY PARENTS PAPA? PAPA, >> YOU DON'T LEAVE MY PARENTS ALONE AT ALL. WHEN I SAID LEAVE MY FAMILY ALONE, THEY JUST LEFT THEIR FAMILY MEMBER. JUST BECAUSE YOU GUYS DON'T HAVE A RELATIONSHIP WITH MY WITH YOUR OWN PARENTS DOESN'T MEAN YOU RESPECT my family. >> Stop. I SO DON'T THROW MY PHONE ALL THE WAY ACROSS ROOM. >> LOOK AT MY BROTHER WORK. DOESN'T EVEN HAVE TIME TO SPEND TIME WITH THE FAMILY AND ALL YOU DO IS INTERRUPT THEM. ALL YOU DO IS >> TRY YOUR BEST. YOU WON'T LEAVE MY FAMILY MY ALONE JUST >> YOUR RIGHT HERE. >> THANK YOU, BROTHER. YOU'RE WELCOME. >> Have a good night. >> The woman ends up charged with domestic violence. Woman's [music] revenge against cheating boyfriend backfires. Officers respond to a hotel after receiving several 911 calls reporting that a woman is physically attacking her boyfriend during an argument. When they arrive, they separate the couple and begin interviewing each person individually to determine what happened. >> Some people having an argument. >> It's funny cuz I just messaged them saying that we can't stop people from the police. >> It's in room 120. I did not call >> 61. Sounds like it's going to be room 120. >> So, if you go through here, >> there's a lady in pink. >> Oh, no. Next door. All right. I see. I see. I see it. All right. >> What's up? >> Hey, did you call 911? >> No, I didn't mean to. But >> he tell her the truth, bro. >> That is the truth. The truth is broke up. drunk with me for 5 months and a girl. >> So So you guys you guys boyfriend girlfriend type thing. >> Just hang out. Just hang out. Just let me talk to him. Somebody else will come talk to you. I just >> Okay. >> That's the female. >> Okay. Okay. >> You want to come talk over here? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. So I'm going to go home back to North Carolina and leave. [snorts] He fa to other so I don't care. >> Okay. >> And that's what it is. I mean you cool. We don't need no police for real. So I'm gonna go. But if you want to stay >> called 911. So >> I didn't have my phone. I ain't call. But I mean it's cool you here. It's not no problem with me. >> Okay. Tell us that happened though >> that he another and I got mad. >> And what did you do when you got mad? >> Threw all him. >> Okay. cuz like why would you do that? >> It happens unfortunately. Um I'm not saying it's right, but sometimes it does happen to people and it it hurts which so many hot dudes like these money and I could have them and I didn't cuz I'm a good person. I'm loyal. I'm I'm a good person. I don't care. That don't mean >> there is that is I understand you're going through there's a little kid in there. Okay. I wish I used better language. >> After hearing her explanation about discovering that her boyfriend had been involved with another woman, the officer asks whether the argument ever became physical. >> Let me these people understand. >> All right, >> Stewart. I'm >> okay. Um, well, I'm going to get his side of the story as well. I'm sorry. >> All right. Um, did at any point did you guys make physical contact with each other? >> No. >> He never hit him? He never hit you? Nothing like that? >> No. Okay. All right. What's your name, dude? >> All right. I'm going to need you to spell that. Okay. You got to sit tight. All right. >> I can't get my phone. >> Not right now cuz it's in there within. You don't need it right now. >> I do. Call my mom >> in a minute. We'll go get it. Okay. First, I need you to give me your name and all that stuff. You both called 911, so >> I did not call 91. >> Okay. What? Spell your first name. >> Are you going to spell it? >> Why? >> Listen. >> Because there's an investigation going on. >> For what? >> Yelling, screaming, people calling saying don't want to go home. >> Well, we got to work on that process, right? But in order for us to get out of here, >> okay, >> we got to la a >> L A. >> Yeah. Leila. >> All right. And middle initial. >> Yeah. >> And last name, dear. Spell it. >> Can I get my phone >> in a minute? Like I said, what's your date of birth? Once I'm done talking to you, I got to talk to him and we got to go through all that. Okay. Then we'll figure out >> Okay. >> How we can >> Can I call somebody? >> Once he comes over here and stands next to you, we'll get your phone. >> Once the officer finishes collecting her personal information, the woman begins asking casual questions unrelated to the investigation. The officer answers briefly before steering the discussion back to the incident. >> Do y'all get paid good? Like, >> do we get paid good? >> Yeah. Like, I'm just curious like if like I become a cop. >> It depends where you become one. But >> in North Carolina, >> you can Google all that later. Um, what's the zip code there? >> 28 650. >> 650. >> If somebody was to call you, what's a good phone number? I just got a number. >> You don't know the number? >> Literally, why do men do that? >> Why is what? >> Why do men do that? >> Do what? >> Cheat and then act like a little >> I don't know, hun. How long you guys been going out >> together? >> No, yeah, together. >> Literally like since 2023. >> I mean, but we broke up. But it's like mother. >> But did that happen in January? >> Yes. And she's ugly. Like, look at me. >> Okay, I understand. >> I'm not ugly. That was ugly. >> Do you want to go in the office? Would that be easier for you? So, these people aren't here cuz I know this is a little embarrassing. >> Okay, got no face. Ugly. >> I got to take her in the office. IT'S LIKE WHAT WAS YOU DOING? LIKE WHAT was the point? You didn't get nothing from that. >> Like you already had me face pretty. So why would you even be in the same room as >> Did you just You just found out about it today. >> Yes. So he trying to lie ABOUT IT LIKE WHY IS >> HOW DID you find out about him? >> My friend told me. So my friend is friends with the other friends and she told me. So it's like WHY WOULD YOU I WAS REALLY TALKING TO HIM, BUT don't look at him. Go back inside. Look at helping you out. Then go back inside. >> Sorry. You said clear. >> I want to know like why would you man? >> The officer acknowledges that she's clearly upset by what happened, but explains that their role is to determine whether a crime occurred and to make sure the situation doesn't escalate any further. >> Does she get it? Does the lady get it? >> Does she understand what I'm talking about? >> Just hang on. I'm on the radio. I'm sorry. Yeah, she does. She >> I know, but because we have to figure out what's going on and make sure that nobody's kill each other. That's it. So, hang on. >> I don't have no meaning to I'm not that type of person. >> I know. >> I'm really a nice person. I just >> I know, but we're getting 911 calls. You have to understand our thing. I understand you're upset. >> I get upset you have to do this, but it's not why you do that. I'm a nice person. I give you money. I give you an innovation. I'm loyal. So why would you? She's ugly and her oper. >> Are you guys Do you know her at all? Like is she a friend of you? I'm saying like do you guys hang out or is it just you don't love her? >> She's from the same area as us and see like I'm I've seen her before but I didn't know that he was like and he said that he only did it one time. I don't [laughter] care. He said he didn't even But it's like if you in the same room as him, if you had that intention, I with you. [clears throat] >> And but this happened. Were you guys going together in January when this happened? >> I mean, no. But it's like >> So you guys were broken up. >> We were. But the thing is I'm so pissed. He was trying to get me back. Like he was like begging me to um be with him and then we had planned this trip and she going to TALK ABOUT HE INVITED HER TO THIS TRIP. SO IT'S LIKE THAT'S so disrespectful >> super uncle >> but [snorts] >> and I'm sorry to myself >> okay >> I'll get your phone and all that >> I don't know >> how things work in North Carolina but you can't you can't hit people okay >> even when you're mad. All right. >> Officers begin preparing the woman for transport to jail while explaining why the arrest is moving forward despite her objections. >> Yes. >> Yes. A >> can't you can't scratch him up like that. I understand what he did was kind of whatever, but you can't you can't be scratching up. >> He going put me in jail. >> No, it has nothing to do with him. >> It has nothing. He's trying to >> He doesn't want you to go to jail. >> I told him I was going >> It's not up to him, though. It's up to the state, unfortunately. >> Because because if we leave and all of a sudden happens, it's on us. I WAS I KNOW YOU'RE ALL SAYING it's not up to him, but I told him I was going to go home and he still >> All right, you got nothing on you. >> It's literally nothing. >> When y'all x-ray me in the jail, am I going to have to take my nipple patient out? >> That's up to the jail. >> That's up to them. >> Can I have shoes? >> Yeah, we'll get you. I'll get you your phone and your bag and stuff. >> Yeah. Do you mind unlocking it? >> I know. That's why we're going to move fast. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> Step on the white till he's >> I'm not trying to be disrespectful. Anyway, >> all right. Come on as fast as you can. And y'all see comfortable. >> They're not made to be comfortable. As officers get ready to transport [music] her, the boyfriend asks if he can speak with her and help her contact her mother before she leaves. >> Whose car is she in? >> Huh? >> Where's she at? >> Just go. I'm not I'm not dealing with this. She's done. She's going to jail. >> She got to talk to her mom. She has to talk to >> No, she doesn't. >> No, just wait. She got to talk to >> No, just go. No, I'm not. We're not dealing with this. This is it. >> If she want If you have questions, you can come ask me. >> No, I got to talk to her. We're in the state. We're Please tell her to stop. We're in the state of Florida. >> For what do you need? That's what I'm saying. I can answer your question. >> Call her mom. She has to call her mother. Okay, she can call her down there. >> Come on, bro. I'm not having another argument. >> Ask her, bro. I'm asking you. I'm not arguing with you, but I'm trying to ask you to make sure somebody's going to be straight. We 12 hours away from home, man. >> Okay. What is it that you need? What questions does she have? >> Ask her. I have to ask her certain stuff. What do I have to do to let her know? You know what I'm saying? It's it's a Friday, fam. It's a Friday, bro. It's Friday. >> What questions do you have? >> Not for you. >> Okay. >> Nothing for you, bro. >> I understand that. >> So, why can't What's the problem with me talking to her? I'm confused on what's the problem >> cuz I'm not having another argument. You guys can't talk to each other. You can't settle down. That's the report number. That's where >> I'm I'm trying to give you where she's going and stuff like that. >> Okay. But what what can I do right now? >> Nothing. You have to wait for her to get processed. >> Okay then. So what how long is this bond? >> Let's just get out of the street. >> How long is this going to take? Y'all sitting here talking about arguing, arguing, arguing. Nobody's trying to argue. I'm trying to communicate with y'all, but y'all acting like y'all just y'all use a police officer, fam. You not south. Use a man just like me. You What questions do you have? That's what I'm asking you. What can I answer for you? You cannot talk to her. No, you cannot talk to her. She's a prisoner now. No, you cannot talk to her. >> She's not a prisoner. >> Okay. She's in custody. >> She's in me. She's in me. All right. Okay. What? How do we go about this? I need her out by Friday. >> And again, I'll be honest with you. I don't care about any of that. That that has nothing to do with it. It's the scratches and stuff like that. >> Yeah, but that's the problem. It got physical >> away from home. I understand too. >> Okay. So it's like, you know, I'm at least trying to pay this bond and I was going to book a flight tonight to go back trip. I don't want to be down here now. I came back down here with us. You see the pictures. We had a good time. A girl called her on some bull. It didn't happen. But now she mad. Yes. Yes. The call happened. Yes, that happened. But these scratches are botched. A lot of these scratches ain't even from her. >> Okay. >> The officer then explains why the case is being handled as a domestic violence offense and answers the boyfriend's questions about what happens next. >> So that's not what you told me, though. And you said I I don't want to press charges. It's not up to you. I understand that. I understand that. >> Yeah. You know the jurisdiction. So in the state of North Carolina, I can say that though nothing ever happens. Why? Why? What's the difference? >> Because because you guys are in a romantic relationship. You guys are dating. Okay. It's considered the same thing as domestic violence. Okay. Which means >> what type of what type of if you know I'm not trying to cut you off, but I'm just What type of what type what bond is that? I know charges bond, but I've never dealt with domestic violence. >> Again, that's why if you call the jail, they'll tell you. I don't do the jail stuff to be honest with you. Usually it's a couple hundred dollars because does she have any prior charges? The first one >> a battery. That's what I'm saying. I don't know her criminal history or something like that. >> She ain't got no criminal history >> cuz right now that's what she's facing is battery. The woman is booked on a charge of battery on a household member. You won't believe what she [music] did to her ex's car. Deputies respond to a McDonald's parking lot after receiving a report that a woman has slashed the tires on her ex-boyfriend's vehicle during an argument. When they arrive, they find both of them arguing over who actually owns the car. >> Hey, you guys call? >> No. >> Is there someone out here with a >> No. Ain't no Ain't no problem out here at all, officer. Not at all. Ain't no problem. >> You sure? >> Ain't no problem out here at all. I don't know what you talking about. Ain't no problem. in the hole in my car. >> Not your car. >> It's my car. Not your car. It's in my ear. >> I bought it. IT'S IN MY EAR. SHE sat here. Just hit me in my face all the time. [ __ ] I NEVER TOUCH MY CAR. >> MY CAR. >> My car. My car. >> This her. >> Okay. >> This her car. She flattened her tires. >> She flat her own tires. This her >> fine. How are you going to get How are you going to get it out of here? I'll get out of here. >> Call tow truck. I'm going to call the tow truck. >> This is my car. Mine. >> Hold on a second. >> So, if you want to cuss me for slashing my >> No, if it's your if it's your property, I'm not trying to make a bigger deal out of it than it is. That's not where I'm going with this. I'm just trying to figure it out. >> Okay. So, let me just catch up to speed real quick. >> Sure. >> He says his car is in her name. She says it's her car. >> My car. >> She slashed the tires. >> It's mine. It's her car. I don't know. I'm going to run it. >> Okay. >> Yeah. It's registered. >> All three of them. >> And I did. It's mine. It's mine. >> It's registered to hell. >> Well, you know what? Like I said, cuff me and take me. I paid for that mother. It's mine. >> I I get that. You got to get that stuff in your name though for situations like this cuz I like say >> I'm sick of that. Every time we get into it, he want to put his mama on me like I don't got mama. I'm sick of >> unless there's title showing it's yours, there's nothing we can do about it. >> Well, take me to jail then, cuz I sure did. I slashed all three of these. Go ahead and take me and do what y'all got to do. That's cool. That's I'm I'm 100% fine with that. >> With a woman admitting that she slashed the vehicle's tires, deputies continue investigating the dispute between the former couple. >> All right. So, what what all happened? >> Letting him talk to her over here. Go ahead and be ready to bomb me out cuz I know I'm going to jail. >> We don't know that yet. >> You don't know that cuz >> she's talking to hell. >> And if your mama or anybody pull up to my house, I'm calling the police. >> I got >> Well, no. I'm just >> baby three weeks ago. I'M SICK OF THAT. NO. >> You have the title. >> And she got HER TITLE. >> THE TITLE IN HIS NAME. The place IN HIS NAME. I PAID FOR THIS CAR. It's my car. She only paid for. >> Okay. But the title, but she paid for the car. >> I paid for the car. That's my >> broke up. >> That's my >> They just recently broke up. >> Like, let me say yesterday. >> I don't give to jail. Go to jail out of here tonight. I don't care. >> I don't care. I've been asking for my >> You know you f to go to jail cuz you got a warrant. You should have just let him pull off. >> I'm going to end up I'm going to end up stay right here. Okay. I think she's trying to talk him out of charges. >> Bro, he can press whatever charges he got to press. This is my car. This mine. I don't care about going to jail. A shot to >> not technically. >> I didn't have my kids. They can't call DCFS on me. >> Yeah, we ain't calling DC. I'm just saying like >> stay calm. They can't they can't have a DCFS on me. Well, no kids involve in this. >> I know. But you know, >> this one of those where you guys are going to be back together. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So, all he had to do was give me my car. And I wish the police wasn't right here cuz I have you get out and beat him. >> Not right now. My baby daddy. >> Not right now cuz >> Not right now cuz [laughter] Tell you look >> calm down. Do you have a ID on you? That way I can ask you question. >> As the deputy completes her information, she again says she's willing to accept going to jail if that's what happens because of the tire slashing. >> Oh, what's your first name? >> Well, she goes way >> are you guys going to be able to separate from each other? Yeah. >> Yeah. We can be able to separate from each other. I don't need him to go to jail. I'm not trying to press charge. I'm not trying to do none of that. I just want my car. He can take his place in his title. Just give me my paid for. >> What's your birthday? >> Good phone number. Where'd he in the back of that car? That's I need cuz I'm willing to go clean downtown. >> So press charges and do what you got to do. >> We're not going to go down to county. You got a two week old baby, three week old baby, whatever you got to take care of, right? So, he wants to press charges. So, I'm gonna write you an NTA. >> No press. Go ahead and cuff me up. Cut me up. >> You want to go to jail? >> Because this is my regardless of how this mine. >> I don't want to take you to jail. I don't >> So, he could call his mama and tell his mama, I got a slap on the wrist cuz all they going to do is come ask me. >> Slap on the wrist. The only difference is here's what's going to happen. If I take you out of the county, they're going to book you in, then they're going to let you go. So, you're going to take a trip out there for no reason and probably have to pay for more. It's not a slap on the wrist. It's the same thing. You're getting a booking slip. You're getting arrested. >> That's all you're going to have for it's either you go out there and waste your time. >> Hot shelf court day. >> Courtney. Okay. >> Yeah. So, it's it's the same thing. You're just not taking the trip out there cuz you're going to go out there and then they're going to be like, >> "See you." And you're going to have to get a ride back out. >> So, maybe the hassle to Okay. >> Yeah. Go ahead. All right. Give me a few minutes. >> Make sure I'm getting arrested, but I'm not going down to the counter cuz he pressed on. >> You're going to make sure they go their own separate way. That's why I was up here. >> All right. >> Yeah, we going to go our own separate ways after this. I don't give a It's still my It's still mine. >> The deputy then explains the next steps in [music] the process and tells her that the main objective is to make sure she and her ex-boyfriend separate without any further problems once the investigation is over. with you in your so I don't get y'all know where I stay. If it's smoke, y'all know exactly where I stay. I'm not running from nobody. I ain't hiding. I ain't running. I had every right to slash these titles. >> Got to make sure it's in your And she only mad cuz he stay picking her up in this. Now ain't nobody moving in this separate so it doesn't get any worse than it already is. Okay. >> Not five. We can go our separate ways after this. When you pulled up and I said it wasn't no problem, it was no problem cuz he was taking he was walking that way. So what the kept doing? Yes, he can go. He can go. >> All right. All right. That's fine. >> If y'all want to take me and do what y'all got to do take me. >> All I want to do is give you this paperwork and have you sign it and that's it. This is This is an NTA. This shows you your court date. Wednesday, June 21st at 10:00 a.m. in courtroom 321. Okay. Criminal damage property. That's all it is. >> What I tell you? If you got you got papers with showing the money that you paid, take them with you. >> Girl, I got to I got to court date. He pressed charges with me. Technically, I'm not going >> She has receipts and stuff for the money that she's paid. Tell her to take it with her to her court date. Okay. Because it's a civil thing, the title and the money because you trust someone and you put money down on something but it's in their name, like our hands are tied. You know what I mean? Like it's registered to him. We don't have proof of anything. But if she goes to court and shows like, "Hey, look, I paid all this money for this car." That's going to help her a lot probably. >> Or if they get back together, the charges can be dropped. >> Yeah, he can drive the charges, too. There's that. >> Yeah, it's a he can drop the charge, but he I doubt he >> at the same time. Show Show proof that you paid for it, and that's going to help you a lot. >> She can't show no >> I can't show proof I paid for the car, then his name is on the receipt. >> That's why I just want you to go ahead and lock me up. Deputies initially planned to issue the woman a notice to appear, but her continued anger causes them to reconsider whether it's safe to leave her at the scene. >> Her name's not on the title. She gave him money. >> Okay. Well, I didn't know she gave him the money or >> I'm not going to calm down. I'm not going to calm down. I'm mad. I'm mad. I'm not going to calm down. When we go our separate ways, I'mma still cut the I might follow this right to where so it's probably your best bet to take me to the county for real. Cuz I'm not going to calm down. I'm not. Now that you just set up and call all your people on me knowing I'm by myself. >> You think you think he's You think he's getting what he wants out of YOU RIGHT NOW? >> YES, HE IS. >> YEAH. SO DON'T do anything. >> So take me. He press charges. Take me. Simple. Take me. I'm done with it. Get my kids and go to my here my keys. Take me. Take me. Y'all going to have to I'm telling you all this now. Y'all going to have to I'm going to jail. Follow what Shanti tell if she can't sit here and tell me that she's going to go follow him and do all this. >> Get my keys to Leasia because I'm not going to calm down. And you not all know I'm not going to calm down. So y'all got to do what you got. >> Where's your baby at? >> She with my friend. They nowhere near around. >> But but I'm just saying she's in a good place. Taken care of. Safe. >> She got three. >> She's going to be Your babies are going to be fine, right? This is why we're This is why I'm trying to work this out. with you. So you don't have to do that. >> I'm not going to calm down. Just get my kids and go about your business. My phone my phone to my phone is 0806. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm I'm on my way to double lock. Don't get all tight on me. All right, we'll come over. Can you get him to move? >> Yeah. >> No, I know, but I don't want to move. >> Can't just get him to move. I don't want him yelling in your face or pissing you off even more than you already are. Okay, >> we're going to go to the other side. You still got the knife on you or is it in your purse? >> Don't leave him. I don't have time at all. >> Okay, face the car for me. I'm going to pat you down. They place her in handcuffs, search her for weapons, collect her personal belongings, and continue trying to calm her down while explaining what will happen next. >> I I hate this for you. You can't that you can't trust people, you know what I mean? Cuz that's what they do to you. You know, you try to help someone out, you try to help each other out, and then you end up in a situation like this, and that's not fair. Okay? But I I understand why you're pissed off 100%. I don't I don't blame you for being pissed. >> They're bad. Um and there's really nowhere. You can't like spray regular bug spray. >> Does she Does she have any of your stuff that you want to go with you? >> Uh Presley. Do you have any does she have any of your stuff that you want to go out with you? >> It's a vanilla bug sprayific. >> Well, you don't even notice. >> What's that? You don't notice it. >> They pester for you, but you don't notice, >> right? I mean, they like, but you don't got bites on my ear. >> Do you you want to take your phone with you or something? Anything you want to take, I can take and it'll be in a property bag for >> you. But every time I've been out there lately, I've caught pretty good. >> I understand you. Listen, that's what I want to tell you. You know, I want to go right now, too. >> He me too. I'm trying to keep myself calm, too. We moving silent. We do that. about >> just take your coordinate. >> Oh, you let him know. I tried real hard. >> Oh, I know. >> As they finish securing the scene, deputies prepare to transport the woman while making sure she and her former boyfriend remain separated. I've I've never tried that hard to not send someone to jail. Legit. Heat. Heat. See anything? Thank you. >> Thank you. The woman is ultimately charged with criminal damage to property. Girlfriend thinks she knows the law until police correct her. Police respond to a disturbance outside a bar after witnesses report that an intoxicated woman has become physical with her boyfriend during an argument. When officers arrive, they separate the couple and begin trying to determine whether a crime has occurred or if the [music] two can safely leave the scene together. Yeah. What are we doing? >> What are we doing? >> I'm about to walk away from her. I mean her This is her sister. Okay. >> I'm about to go home. If she want to stay here, that's on her. >> Okay. Well, how are you getting home? >> All right. How am I getting home? >> Do you want to come home with me? >> How am I getting home? >> Do you want to come home with me? >> How am I getting home? You just asked >> your sister. >> How am I getting home, Darius? >> Do you want to come home with me or not? They just seen you shove me. That's why they're asking. >> Do you want to come home with me or not? Yes or no? Tell them. >> Okay. Do you have a phone on you? >> I do have a phone. >> Okay. Are you guys able to get an Uber? >> Are you guys ready? >> Yeah. >> No. No. No. Yeah. We stay right here. >> Do you want to come back home with me or not? >> Tell them. >> I can't believe >> we're going to start to go a different route unless we figure out like >> what different route. Oh, he is such a Cuz it's my fault, right? Cuz >> No, we're trying once you guys home. We're just trying to make sure you guys are staying with him tonight. Hey, you going home? >> We live together. >> But hey, >> that's what I'm trying to tell you. >> Are you going to come home or not? >> You're going to What are you going to tell them? >> Who? >> No. >> We're asking you. >> Police. >> We're asking you. Are you going to go home with him? >> Okay, then let's work on that. Are we going to get an Uber? >> Let's go. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. Come here. >> I'm under arrest. What did I do? [crying] What did I do? What did I do? Oh my god. God, >> you fabber. >> As soon as she's placed in handcuffs, the woman begins questioning the officers. She asks what she did wrong and wants to know why she's being detained. What did I [laughter] do? >> We're going to walk back to my car. >> What did I do? What did I >> I didn't do anything. >> I got you. >> Just grab his 14 if you would. Thank you. >> Oh my gosh. What did I do? No. Wait. Wait. What did I do? Explain everything to Where's my Miranda ride something? >> That's not how this works. I will explain everything to you. >> I'm in handcuffs for what reason? Where's my ride? What? Where's my order? >> You're on my I have cuffs on. Where's my rice? I need my Miranda rights. WHAT DID I DO? >> I will explain everything to you. >> No, PLEASE TELL ME MY MIRANDA RIGHTS. WHAT DID I DO? I NEED CUFFS. >> I WILL EXPLAIN EVERYTHING. >> NO, I HAVE TO HAVE MY ROM. NO, I can't. >> I don't need rights on my cup. one night. Please tell me what I did. Please. No. No. No. No. Please. Please tell me what I did. I DON'T HAVE MY MIRANDA RICE ON. PLEASE TELL ME WHAT I DID without my rice. I don't need my rice on for my cups. I'm sorry. Please tell please tell me what I did. Please. Please. I just I don't know with my right. I don't want to surprise I do without my rights. Please without my face. Without my rights, wouldn't I do without my Miranda rights? Please tell me. Please. Without my Miranda rights. >> You have anything on you? >> Believing she can't be questioned until she's been read her Miranda rightites, she asks officers to read them first. The officers explained that they need to confirm her identity before continuing the investigation. Do >> you have anything on you? >> No, sir, I don't. >> What did I do? Please tell me. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No, I Sir, I don't. >> Just do a quick pat down. We're not going to search. >> What did I do? What? Please tell me what I did, sir. Please. >> I will explain everything to you. >> No, I don't even have my rights read. What did I do, sir? Please tell me. Please, sir. >> Okay. >> Please. I told you to help me. What did I do? Have a seat. I'm going to explain everything to you. Watch your step. >> I don't even have my Miranda Rice red. Please step. Hang tight. Hang tight. >> I'm listening to you. Just slide in. Just slide all the way in. Please. Just slide in. You're scared. >> Just slide in. >> I don't get what I did. I don't even HAVE MY MIRANDA RIGHT. MY HANDS are Please. >> Take a deep breath and listen to what he's going to tell you right now. Okay. >> My name is Officer Jones. We're detaining you for the investigation of a crime right now. I will explain everything to you, but in the meantime, I need your feet and knees inside the vehicle, please. >> I called you to help. >> I need you to be inside the vehicle. >> Thank you. I will explain everything to you. Give me just a moment. >> You won't even read me once tonight. >> Just a moment. Anybody see a push or a shove? I saw both of them falling, but I don't know if I >> You're talking about >> on this side over here. >> I mean, I can go ask the people that were over there. >> Yeah. Yeah. Cuz if if there's nothing there, it'll just end up being a marching. >> I mean, yeah. I I think >> like you could get disorderly intox, but >> I mean, she was yelling and scream, you know, yelling and something, but I couldn't I was behind you guys walking that way and I couldn't see whether >> asked me. I didn't >> cuz that guy there was that guy standing in between the two of them. >> Yeah. That said that he was just trying to help them. >> The officer explains that because he intends to ask questions about what happened. He'll first read her Miranda writes. Before doing so, he asks for her name one more time. But instead of answering, she responds like this. >> What is your name? What is your name? [laughter] >> I I don't have to talk to you without a lawyer. I'm so scared. >> Okay. Well, so here's I'll tell you what's going to happen. >> I'm talking to you without a lawyer. >> Right. That's if I'm asking interrogating questions. If you fail to provide ID to me, I'm going to charge you with resisting. Do you understand that? >> What did I I called you to help me? What did I do? >> You did not call us. You did not call us. No, I did. >> No, you did not. No, you did not. >> Okay. So, I will read you your rights because I want to ask you some questions. But before I do that, I need to know who I'm talking to. What is your name? >> What is your name? >> What is your name, ma'am? >> Where you guys at down there? >> Just put me in cuffs. >> Nothing. He's denying. No, he was saying >> okay. Are they domestic or just dating? >> She's saying together. I think he want >> I was I will tell you. >> Yeah. If it was if it was DV then I'm going >> I swear to God. >> You have the right I'm going to read you your rights. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to an attorney and have him or her present with you before and during questioning. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you at no cost to you before and during questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights that I've explained to you? >> Understand the rights. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk with us? >> What are we talking about? >> I don't know what we're talking about. Sir, can you please tell me something? So having these rights in mind, do you want >> talking about? >> I don't know what we're talking about. We're >> talking about you shoving your boyfriend. Boyfriend husband. >> Shoving my boyfriend. >> Boyfriend or husband? Who? >> We're talking about >> Yes. >> So having these rights of mind, do you wish to talk with us? >> At first saying she doesn't want to talk, the woman changes her mind and agrees to speak with officers while they continue gathering statements from witnesses and the boyfriend. >> Is that a yes or is that a no? >> No. >> No. Okay, perfect. >> Am I going to go to jail? >> I need your information. What is your first and last name, please? >> Yes, sir. I will tell you. Okay, I will talk to you. I will talk to you. I will talk to you. >> Perfect. >> What's your first name? >> Is that with a >> Darius? Darius. >> We don't want her to get amped up again, you know. >> Okay. I just so walk through your head again like started there when you had an argument. >> No, no, no. We were we were home and then we got here. We started getting drinks. >> When you left, >> so when we left, she was just a little oranging it. I mean, she get a little lit. That's what happened. >> She's aggressive. >> Yeah. Y walking and what happens when you walk? >> She just She's just lit. I'm I'm used to, you know, that temperament. >> What was she doing? Like when you guys walk, what was she doing? >> I don't even remember. >> You told us you told us she were hit. >> No, no, no, no. I thought you seen I don't even remember. I think she hit my arm. >> I saw. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Listen, we're not trying to She's already handcuffed. So, we're just trying to get a better understand what happened. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, >> they said she shouldn't I'm just trying I'm trying to understand how she No, no, no. It was like she grabbed my arm. No, it's not There's nothing that I wanted. >> I know you don't. I'm just trying to get better understanding what was happening. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, she grabbed my arm. Grab your arm. >> She's a little bit I just want to make sure she good. >> No, I know. So, she grabbed your arm and shoved you a little bit. >> She just grabbed my arm. I don't even know if she shoved me. She not that strong. I mean, in my >> Yeah, in my opinion. >> Can you What? >> Did she didn't grab me that hard or push me? >> Yeah. >> Why'd she grab you? >> I don't even remember. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> We've both been drinking a lot. We didn't plan on driving, so I didn't plan on getting arrested. >> Yeah. >> No, I know. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> When officers interview the boyfriend, he says the only physical [music] contact was the woman grabbing his arm. He also tells them he doesn't want her to get into legal trouble over what happened. >> So, when you guys got over here, what happened? >> Uh, I mean, >> she got into like a pretty heated argument over here as well. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, I was just telling her that we need to call her sister to get us. >> Okay. >> And that was really it. >> Okay. Well, then why did we have to get back on the wall then? I >> I mean, you guys followed it all the way up the street. I I mean, I didn't ask. I didn't call for it. >> So, when she went to slap you, why why' she go slap you? >> I I don't know. >> Was it face or was it? >> No, no, no, no. It was my arm. Only thing I remember is my arm. >> Slapped it. >> Grabbed my arm. >> Well, over here, I saw that she like swapped. >> Oh, I don't even remember that. Yeah. >> No, over here. Didn't It looked like Why you got >> Bush stumbled into the the glass over there on this side of the street? >> Exactly what happened. That's >> Yeah, that's it. >> Yeah. I don't I don't know exactly what happened, but I don't want her to have any charges. >> Was she trying to hit you intentionally, like to hurt you? >> No, I don't. >> No, >> baby. I'm trying to tell him, baby. I'm telling them. I don't come over here. Come on. Come over here. I tried to tell her. Look, tell her tell her. >> Hey, she's already going to jail, okay? So, nothing's going to change what you tell us. We're just trying to get again. We're just trying to understand what happened that time. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Um, honestly, she just grabbed my arm. I know y'all was following up and y'all got to follow up because >> it's holiday. You know how that go. Yeah. Yeah. So, at the end of the day, >> I mean, she's already going to jail. So, the initial argument of >> I don't even remember, brother. I don't Yeah. Uh, and I can't tell you how or something. >> So, when she grabbed your arm, you think she was doing it to hurt you? >> No. >> I think she was just grabbing my arm. >> She's bigger. She's not a small girl. >> Okay. So, she So, you're saying she never she never intentionally tried to hurt you when she >> No. No. >> Yeah. Yeah. I think um I think she's just a little intoxicated. Like I said, >> after reviewing all the evidence, officers determined there is probable cause to make an arrest. Even though the boyfriend does not want to pursue charges, officers explained that state law requires an arrest when probable cause exists. >> You guys live together? >> Yeah. Yep. Yeah. Yeah. So, who else lives in the apartment? Is she like a roommate or you guys live together like as a couple? I was a girl. Yeah. Her family is in town and that's why I was calling her sister to come get us >> because I didn't want to 50 $60 for Uber. So, I was telling her sister to come get us, but >> she uh she don't I mean, I know y'all have y'all duty, but she don't need to go to jail, man. >> So, she's she's going she's going to jail. >> I mean, that's that Yeah, that's on y'all, but at the end of the day, I just want to make sure she good. >> She's okay. >> Yeah. I want to I want to see where she going >> to jail. 2020 Main Street address. >> Yeah. Yeah. I just want to sister will not answer the phone. I guess her sister is sleep. Yeah. >> I just want to I just want to talk to her to make sure she like she knows she good. >> Yeah. I know. I know. >> The way she's acting is >> she's crying. I know she crying and and she's younger than me. I'm I'm 28 now. But she's going to be 23 this year and I know she's not in the main in in the right head space of it all. >> Not right now. >> Yeah. Yeah. I just wanting everything. >> I just want to make sure she knows she's not going to be in forever. >> Yeah. That's what I'm trying to tell her. >> I mean, they'll explain it through. It's a It's a misdemeanor charge. It's not She's not going to be forever. She'll probably be out tomorrow. She'll get a bond. >> Yeah. >> So, it's not a big deal. Do you mind taking out your pocket for me? >> Oh, sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Yeah. I ain't got here. I'm just >> I'm just I'm not thinking about her, man. >> So, he's saying that >> she grabbed his arm, but he said that she didn't do it to like heard him or anything, but she said >> I read her and I was like, "Did you push?" Yes. >> Okay. Well, he did say that she grabbed his arm. So, >> and a witness said that he saw her hit him. >> Couldn't be 100% sure. Yeah. >> Yeah. And then I saw something going on over here, but I really >> Yeah. One guy was standing in the middle, so I didn't know like what was >> happening. Witness her admitting that she pushed him. >> Yeah. Then we're done. >> After finishing [music] the investigation, the officer returns to the patrol vehicle and informs the woman that she's under arrest. >> Yeah. So, she said they've been together a year, living together 6 months, so it's domestic, so we're good. >> All right. Pull her out real quick. >> Okay, Cameron. So, here's the deal. All right. You are going to jail tonight. All right. Um, what we need to do is I'll explain I'll explain everything to you. >> I'm going to jail. >> Yes, ma'am. So, my partner here needs to search you thoroughly before we bring you to the county jail. Okay. So, we're going to have you step out of the car. >> Get out of jail. >> I'll explain all of that to you. >> Oh my god. What did I [laughter] I'll explain those charges to you. >> Why are you taking me to jail? >> I will explain everything to you, but we got to do this first. Okay. All right. Camera, come on. Step out. >> No, ma'am. >> Why am I going to jail? Why am I going to jail? What? Please, no. Please don't talk to me. >> No. Why did I How do I get out of jail? >> I'll explain all that to you. >> Tell me how I GET OUT OF JAIL. I'll explain all me. No. Please tell me how I get out of jail. >> NO. [screaming] >> How do I GET OUT OF JAIL? WHAT THE AM I GOING TO JAIL FOR? >> THIS IS PART OF WHY YOU'RE GOING to jail. >> It's called disorderly intox. >> This is part. >> When I'm quiet, I still am going to go to jail. Well, you've already committed the crime. You've already done it. >> What did I do? You're not telling me. >> Was there anything else? >> Just that. Okay. Have a seat. >> Please tell me why I'm going into I don't understand why I'm a seat right there. Please. Please. >> And I will explain all of your charges to you. >> No, I don't understand why I'm going. >> Correct. Which I'll explain it over and over again, but I think your level of intoxication is not going to help with you understanding why you're going to jail. So, get in the car and have a seat. Yep. >> There you go. >> Thank you. >> Perfect. Slide your feet in more so they don't get crushed. Perfect. Do you mind just doing her seat belt real quick? She's just not in clothing that I feel is appropriate for a rail officer to go. >> That's the definition of Yes. >> Before leaving the scene, the officer answers a few remaining questions about the process and explains what will happen once they arrive. Yeah, exactly. >> Just one quick second. I just explain these charge to real quick. Um, do you have a license out of Florida? >> Cameron, >> do you have a license out of Florida or is it just the Illinois license? >> Well, I'm not from Illinois. So >> So from Indiana? Indiana then? I apologize. It's Indiana. >> So you don't have a Florida license. It's just this Indiana license. I'm not my lawyer, please. Oh, nursing. >> Okay. So, you're being arrested for disorderly in talks and domestic violence. >> Domestic. >> Simple battery. Domestic. >> Domestic violence. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Really? >> Yes, ma'am. And disorderly in talks. >> I just need to know, do you have a Florida license or is Indiana the only one that you have? Okay. >> Yeah. >> It's just from Indiana. >> That's the name that you need. >> Is that Is that license fake? >> No, >> it's not. Okay. You can check. I'm adopted, so I have two last names. >> You're fine. We just We're just We're just checking. That's all. >> I'm from Indiana. That's the only license I have. >> Well, do you have any other questions for me? >> Yes. >> Yes, ma'am. How can What other questions do you have? >> Where's his stereoscope? He's free to go. >> Yes, he's free to go. >> I You shoved him and you grabbed his arm. Okay. So, that's a battery. And because you guys are in a domestic relationship, we don't have any say on that. State of Florida says we shall arrest you. Okay. And then disorderly >> call the police. So I >> You didn't call the police? >> Yes, I did, sir. >> When did you call the police? >> Yes, I did. I'm the one that called the police on him. Yes, I did. >> When did you do that? >> I'm so confused why I'm the one getting arrested. >> When did you call the police? >> I'm the one that called >> When did you call the police? >> Cameron, when did you call us? >> I called you. I called the I talked to the bar. I swear to God. I'm so Why am I Why am I getting arrested? Okay, >> I swear to God, I did call the court. >> At headquarters, officers walk her through the booking process and explain that because of the domestic violence charge, she'll have to appear before a judge. >> Cameron, what questions do you have? >> Please be stuck here tonight. >> So, for the disorderly in talks, you can postpone for that. The domestic >> I don't know what that means, sir. You're going to have to talk to me cuz I don't know what that means. Like I'm post bond. I don't know what that I've never done this before. >> That's why I'm trying to explain it to you. Cameron, relax. I'm trying to explain it to you. Okay. So, when you are charged with a crime, >> Am I going to sit here jail tonight? >> Yes. When you get charged with a crime, there is a monetary value that you can post to be released from jail awaiting an arraignment. However, for a domestic violence charge, you have to see a judge. So, you will see a judge first thing in the morning for the domestic violence charge. Your disorderly intux charge, they will likely assign a bond tonight. Okay? So, you have to be here tonight >> until you see that judge. >> When is that? >> Tomorrow morning. Or I'm sorry, not tomorrow morning. It's in a few hours cuz it's 2 a.m. >> You're going to be here for a few hours. See a judge. >> What do you get out of this? >> I don't get anything out of this. My job is to enforce the law. You violated the law. That's why we're here. I don't get anything out of this. I don't get paid more. I don't get paid less. I don't get >> Please. And you're telling me I violated the law. And I'm the one that has bruises on me. And you're telling me I violated the law? Me? And I have bruises on me. Look at my leg. Do you not see me? >> Why are we just now talking about that? >> Because you don't listen anymore. >> You never brought that any of that up. We've never talked about that until right now. >> I don't want nobody to go to jail. But now I'm about to go to jail for >> Put your foot in. I have to take this gear off and then we'll bring you inside >> at the jail. End of video. No further conversation will be had with this defendant until we are within few minutes of the jail. >> She's charged with domestic simple battery and disorderly intoxication. Girlfriend completely loses it after being arrested. Police respond to a disturbance involving a couple fighting outside a business. Here's what happens when the officers arrive. >> Okay. What happened, guys? Can you tell that? >> I don't know what's going on, >> sir. Sir, uh, do you need do you need any any medical help? >> Am I bleeding? >> A little bit right here. >> Can you tell him why I'm bleeding? >> I don't know. I was talking to this lady over there. I don't know what's going on. >> She could tell you or >> I don't know what's going on. >> Are you guys together? You like >> We are together. >> Husband and wife. >> We're not husband. >> We're the girlfriend. >> Boyfriend. Girlfriend. >> Okay. So, sir, do you need any medical? >> Did I do something to you? He He just say yes or no, you know. >> Do you want me to go to jail? >> No, I don't want you to go to jail, but I want you to tell him what happened. >> I don't know. Tell him what happened. >> What I did? >> Can you tell him what happened? Cuz I don't know what happened. >> I don't know what I did. >> Sir, do you need medical help? Yes or no? Can you answer my question first? >> Am I bleeding? >> Just a little bit right here. I can I can take a picture. >> Need medical help. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, I'll ask you to stay right there. >> Can you go over there? >> Ma'am, just just wait right there. >> It's not too much. You just go over there. [laughter] >> Right here. >> You have a little bit. It's not too much. It's a little bit. It's up to you. But I just need to ask. >> You have ice pack. >> Go. Can you go? >> No. No. I can call ambulance for ice pack. We don't have ice packs. You want ice pack? >> I just need a some paper. >> Okay. There's somebody else coming. They give me the medical code. >> No, I don't need a paper. I don't I just need a piece of paper. >> Okay. They began to bring news piece paper. Can you tell me what happened? >> Uh I remember I think I I bumped into the wall when I I came around the corner. >> Okay. >> But I just need a a thing. And I think I think they got the people they're >> The thing is >> they got they got worried when I it wouldn't happen cuz I started bleeding a lot. Okay. >> So, because they told us that you guys you guys were fighting. >> Both of them are detained while officers sort out the situation. The girlfriend quickly becomes argumentative and refuses to [music] follow repeated commands. >> All right. Just stay here. Okay. So, so we're clear. You both are detained. You're not free to leave. Okay. >> We can do this. >> We can do this way. >> All right. >> Yeah. No, it's okay. >> No worries. >> Listen, I just worked security there. Okay. >> The officers they're they're coming to the No worries. >> Yes. >> No worries. >> From what I remember, I bumped into the wall. >> Okay. >> Cuz I drank too much at the other place. I >> All right. >> Sir, I need to see I need to see your ID, please. And ma'am, as well as yours, ma'am, I need to see your your ID. >> I'm from Massachusetts. >> That's fine. [snorts] Listen, like you guys not in any trouble, but >> we just need to because we get a call. We need to figure out what happened. That's why you guys not not free to leave, right? >> Yeah. I >> hopefully it's laughing but >> Yeah. Yeah. I too much and I bumped into the wall with >> Thank you very much. Okay. All right. >> I'm just going to wait to other officers. >> It's okay. >> And you're going to do everything. Okay. >> No worries. >> No, not yet. Ma'am, >> why not? >> Because you are detained. You're not free to leave. Same as him. You're not You're not free to leave. You must stay here. Ma'am, ma'am. Ma'am, you did this. Ma'am, >> if you're going to yell yell one more time, I'm going to put you in handcuffs. Are you clear? Are we clear? >> See, >> she's not going to yell. >> She's not going to yell. I'm not listen. >> I'm going to repeat. >> She's not. >> I'm going to I'm going to repeat myself. >> I'm not going to repeat. Ma'am, I'm going to put in handcuffs. >> Let him repeat. >> Because you are detained. What your officer said. I don't speak Spanish. Let him repeat himself. >> Speak Spanish. Shut up. >> Let him repeat himself and then we're listening. >> The officer tells her several times to stay back and stop interfering with the investigation, but she continues approaching him and talking over his instructions. >> You can shut up. >> We're listening. If you >> shut up this No, no, no, no, no, no. Your hands are Please, please repeat yourself. One more chance. One more chance. One more chance. Please, please, please, please one more chance. Please. I hear you. I hear you. No, I hear you. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Please. I hear you. I hear you. Please tell her one more. No. No. One more. One more chance. One more chance. No. No. Stop. I resist. No. No. Please. Please. I I I'm I'm back. Please give us one more chance. Tell us. Yes. Please tell us one more time. I'm back. Stand back. Don't listen to her. I'm listening. Please. One more time. Tell her one more time. Lucia, >> please listen one more time. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> We're listening. Put your hands behind your back. Listen. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Listen one more time. Please. We're listening. We're listening. Put your hands behind your back, >> sir. Sir. >> Yes. She behind your back. They are. They are. We're listen. We're listening. Stand back. >> They're behind her back. We're listening. Stand back. Put your hands behind your back now. They are. Sir, we are listening. We respect you. They are behind your back. Sir. Sir, they are behind her back. We are listening. Please, we are listening. They're behind her back. We are listening. I promise you. >> I will get down on my knees. Please. >> You just passing or next to stop sign. >> We are listening. >> Sir, put your hands behind your back. >> We are. They are. They are. They are. They are. They are. They are. They are. They are. >> They are behind her back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> They are. Put your hands. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> They are. Yes, they are. >> Stand back. Stand back, >> Lucia. Put >> your hands behind your back. >> Get on the [ __ ] ground. Get on the ground. >> GET ALL THE WAY ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. LAY DOWN ON THE GROUND. You want to get tased? >> Because she refuses to cooperate. Both of them are placed in handcuffs. >> BACK UP. BACK UP RIGHT NOW. GET ON THE GROUND. Get on THE GROUND. GET ALL THE WAY ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. LAY DOWN ON THE GROUND. You want to get tased? >> I've been there. >> Lay down on the ground. >> I'm >> Even after being restrained, she continues yelling, kicking, and directing vulgar remarks toward the officers. >> Come to the entrance to the parking lot. We're just to the east. >> Don't move. Not moving. Put your other hand behind your back. >> Yes, sir. >> Can you grab my wallet, please? >> Don't worry about your wallets now. >> I'm a little worried, but I'm I'm not resisting. Can you grab that? Thank you. >> Appreciate it. >> Sit down. >> Come. >> Are you done now? >> Sit down. >> On your side. my butt. >> Okay, let's go with their IDs. >> Okay, >> I was just talking to them. >> No, you weren't. >> Shut up. >> Don't Can we talk? >> What are you going to do? >> Don't kick. >> What are you going to do? >> Don't kick. >> What are you going to do in >> that car? Because I'm done with you. >> Yeah, I'm done with you. >> Don't kick, man. You're done with him. Don't kick. He's the nice one. Get off. Get up. >> Yeah, you're the right one. >> No, he was. >> He was. Okay. And stand up. >> Down. >> You're not going to win this fight. Stop. Stop. >> Relax. Hold your legs. >> Stop fighting. >> Oh no. >> Stop fighting. >> Oh no. Yeah. [crying] Oh yeah. Oh yeah. That sucks. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. That Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Yeah. grabbed me so hard. >> After helping the woman to her feet, officers search her before placing her in the patrol vehicle. Even after being secured, she continues making inappropriate and insulting remarks toward the officers. >> Oh. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. [crying] Roll over on your side, ma'am. >> No. >> Roll over on your side. >> Whatever you want me to do. >> Bring your knees up to your chest. >> No. >> Bring your knees to your chest. >> Whatever you want me to do. >> Getting up. On three. One, two, three. >> Get in the car. >> Search it first. >> Yeah. Search me, baby. >> Keep on your knees. >> Oh, yeah. Grab my hair. You >> have any weapons on you? Anything on you, ma'am? >> No, nothing. >> Why you arresting me? I have nothing, man. >> Nope. >> Stand up. >> Nope. Get in. Get in. Mike, get your head up. Pull your feet. Listen. Pull your legs out. >> Yep. Pull my >> Yeah. >> So, what's going on? >> We were We're not doing good, are >> Were you guys fighting each other? just emotionally, not physically. We're from Boston and we're I wouldn't say we're breaking up, but I don't know. It's hard. I don't know what you want really honestly, but um it was a it was an emotionally charged conversation. >> While officers deal with her, they continue interviewing the boyfriend. When asked whether the situation ever became physical, this is how he responds. And the spectator uh called the cops because we were >> I know she >> Yeah. >> Don't move. Just sit. Just sit still. >> She wouldn't listen. >> Were you guys >> fighting? Did she hit you? >> Yes. >> She hit you. How'd she hit you? >> Just a slap. >> Slap in the face. >> But it >> because of the argument. What was the argument over? >> She cheated on me. >> Okay. All right. Did you put your hands on her? >> No. >> But I think uh it just got carried away. Someone called the cops. That wasn't it wasn't either of us. And then uh she's she's uh oppositional defiant whatever the the word is, but she has like a >> this her. >> Can we are we going to go to the same place? >> Well, well, you No, you're going to be separate. >> I mean, it's the same jail. So when the officers told you to get back, why didn't you get back? >> Oh, I did. I I was trying to help her. >> They told you to get back and you were all up in their space. >> If you ask him If you ask him >> All right, I'll I'll go talk to him. I'll find out. >> If you ask him, I was telling her to comply. >> Ask him. The whoever the guy that was on the scene, I was telling her to comply and that's what happened. >> Well, he told you to get back. I heard that and you weren't getting back. So, >> I told her. So, you're at least going for you're at least going for the halo law. >> I told her to comply with him. That's all I know. >> All right. So, you were tell when I rolled up, you were telling him to get back. >> Was it you and he wouldn't get he wouldn't get back? >> When I told you, he was he was approaching. >> I'll charge him with a halo load. >> Officers then address the boyfriend's own actions during [music] the detention. He acknowledges that he didn't understand the law at the time and accepts the officer's explanation. I'm not saying you touch. >> No, no, it's okay. >> When an officer says to go back get back and you don't get back. >> I just That's okay. I'm from a different state. I just want to be clear that I didn't touch you. >> No, sir. You never You You never touch me. I told you like 10 times. >> That's okay. That's okay. I'm from I'm from Massachusetts. I didn't understand. That's right. >> Yes. >> So, >> are we going to the same? >> We go. You're both going to jail, but you'll be completely separate the whole time. >> Completely separate. >> Yeah, you guys are not going back to jail. Do you have any weapons or anything in your back pockets or anything like that? All right, I'm going to go ahead and stand you up. >> Thank you. >> All right, walk over to my car. >> Am I lean against the front of the car? Lean against the front. >> Yeah, they'll let you go through your phone. >> Go get it. We're We're all going to the gym. Have a seat. Watch. >> The woman is arrested because of her aggressive behavior, resisting officers, and interference during the investigation. The boyfriend is also arrested for violating lawful commands to maintain distance from officers. And that, folks, is why letting your emotions take over rarely ends well. Do you think there's a chance any of these couples are getting back together?