What happens when the people who raised you are the ones who dial 911? Sometimes even parents have to draw the line. Here are five cases when parents call the cops on their own kids. Number five, terrified mother calls police after being held in bathroom by daughter. Police respond to a tense call about a domestic dispute between a mother and daughter. According to the 911 report, the mother claims her daughter locked her in the bathroom following a heated argument. When officers arrive, the daughter answers the door. Can you step out for a second? Yeah. Hey, what's going on? We got a call. So, my mom is like just freaking out me. Okay. I had a lot of problems with her, but I like So, basically, she took my car key and is just like, "Oh, I don't know where it went, but I know she took it and she's just pretending like she doesn't know where it is." Okay. Your Who else? Who else is in the house with you right now? Just my mom. Your mom's here in the house right now. Where is she at? Upstairs. But it's just that she like So, I had to take an Uber to work today because she took my car key last night and is just like not telling me where it is. was like laughing at me when I was looking for it for like 6 hours. I had to take an Uber to work and she's just like calling like she's just trying to gaslight me but I lost the key but she really just took it and I don't know what she like do me a favor. Um can you step down here for a second and just talk to your partner? I want to talk to her mom. Sure. I mean I can go get her. Say your name. It's Shay. I can go get my mom. Just come down here and talk with Just No, I can just go get my mom cuz I don't want you to go in my house. Well, I got to talk to your mom. So, I'm going to have to go inside. I'm sorry. We just got We just got We just got told we're here for a different and that she's locked in in this bathroom. We just got told she was locked in the bathroom. That's crazy. She's the one that called us. She's the one that called us. She's a liar. She's locked in the bathroom. Stay in there. She I I just can't She would say that. Where is your mom at? Where's your mom at? Upstairs. You can go upstairs then. What's her name? Sally. Sarah. Sarah. Sarah. It's Officer Galar. She accuses her mother of controlling behavior, mentioning hoarding and emotional abuse as long-standing issues. Um, so you said, "Are you going to work right now or trying to go to work or were you supposed to go to work?" is back from work. Okay. So, you you were at work. You drove to work, correct? No. Okay. How'd you get to work? An Uber. I just told you. Okay. I'm sorry. Um, so you couldn't find your keys to get to work. Is that 5:00? But I knew that I didn't lose them because I know where my keys are at. And if I ever have I probably lost my keys once before and I lost them for an hour, not 6 hours because they could either be like one of five places really. Okay. And you don't think your brother took him? I'm hoping not, but I don't know why he I mean the car is still here, so I don't think that he would. Okay. But I have no idea. I mean you you said you don't know if he's here or not right now. And you said you lost him sometime or you couldn't find him sometime last night. Correct. Sure. But I I know that I didn't lose them. It's just I just couldn't find out. Yeah. And then but she was like looking happy that I couldn't find them. So I really think that she did something with them. Okay. Has there been any issues before with the keys and the whole issue? She's taken my keys before. Okay. Is there a reason why? Just because because she's kind of has a lot of junk and then gets incredibly irritated when I move it. You'll see, for example, there's like she just hasn't redone, like I'm not trying to be rude. She just hasn't redone the bathroom. So, she just keeps all of her stuff that she's working on. It's just sitting out there. It's kind of just like mild hoarding, which is so I just like need a space to like walk. And then she like So, I called my brother to try to ask him like, "Can you get a hold of my mom because she has me blocked for some reason. I mean, and then he did get a hold of her and then she's like told me a bunch of reasons. Her frustration continues as she explains how a disagreement over misplaced car keys escalated into a full-blown argument why she was mad at me. And then those were the and then my brother was like, "This is not my younger brother that lives here, but my older brother that doesn't live here, saying, "Oh, well, you deserved it." And I'm saying, "I deserve what?" So, what did you do with my key? So, like I don't know. This is just like crazy. Gotcha. Um, have you ever, you know, have you ever thought about moving out? Have you ever tried to move out? I want to move out like as soon as possible, but like, I got you. I don't know. She like just keeps telling me like you need like I want to leave as soon as possible, but she's telling me to leave. But then like I I think she's like pulling this as like some sort of a stunt to like take my car key and then like act like she's like pretending that I'm doing something to her, but really she just wants to like act like she doesn't know what happened to the key. But this has never happened. Like the the key is gone and I don't know what she did with it. Okay. that like I got you. I've never misplaced my key like this before. She was laughing at me with glee like, "Ha, you can't find the key. I hope you have fun trying to get to work today while I start the first day at my new job that she doesn't show it to you." But I'm telling you that like I'm not trying to like she really just as a faker and why would I even fabricate this? This is just a waste of my own time to like what pretend like I don't know where my key is. Like I really don't know where my key is. So because like I really think that she like took did something with it. In her version of events, she sees herself as the victim, claiming she did nothing to warrant this kind of treatment. However, push and chunk. I did not push and ch her, but she pushed and chunk me, too, if you would call it that. But I really don't. Excuse me. Wait, wait. Excuse me. I'm in my own house. What are you trying to do, though? Wait, hold up. Hold up. I'm not walking away. Please let me wait. I'm I'm literally talking to you. I'm literally in my own house. No, I'm asking you. What are you doing? I'm sorry. So, the fire department, they just want to talk to you real quick. Gosh, just ask you a couple questions. They just want to talk to you. Okay. But just talk to them. We're not so irritating. We're not forcing you to do go anywhere. She's Sorry. I didn't mean order. Okay. Do me a favor. Just have a seat for me real quick. Okay. See, this is so embarrassing for me. I'm trying to get the out of here and then she just like takes my car key. Okay, well, we'll get to the bottom of everything and we'll go from there. Okay. Officers work to keep both parties separated in an effort to prevent further escalation. Follow me if you want. I'd like you to sit down here, please. We don't care where you sit, but down here stand. I'd like you to sit, please. We just came here for a domestic incident. There was not a domestic incident. So that there's a reason why I'm keeping the two of you guys separated, right? The I'm sorry. The reason that I'm upset is because I feel like she's trying to fabricate something against me that I was violent when I was not. I'm telling you. Okay. She Do you know how many times that she slapped me in the face? that like I'm not gonna like this is just crazy to me that she's trying to say that I physically did something to her when she is physically violent to me nearly every day and didn't I went to the Grace Lake Police Department because I was trying to file a restraining order and then I just got nervous about it and then I thought where the going to go. Do you know what I'm saying? Yeah. But I just need my car key because I can just be in my car. But like I don't think you know what's going on with my mom. Well, right now we're here to assess you. They're just getting a story from mom. Really? I think that you should assess my mom though because Well, right now I'm assessing Do you know that she claims to be schizophrenic? Right now I'm assessing. Like I don't know why you're assessing me when she admits that she's schizophrenic. Shay, I really appreciate if you just answered my questions instead of talking around them. Sure. What medications do you take? All right. So Shay, like you can look in my room and like think it's messy, but do you want to see this video that she just dumped a bunch of stuff in my room? No. Like did that happen today? Yesterday. Okay. If it's yesterday, then it it really you want to see the She she dumped all this stuff in my room. It's like And you're both recording each other. Yeah, exactly. Because I'm telling you that she like makes a lot of things up about me. And as the assessment continues, the daughter becomes increasingly defensive, questioning why she's the focus instead of her mother. You can believe what you want to believe, but it's it's just frustrating when you have somebody lying about you. Yeah. So, so how has this been put into place? Like, why are you able to do this to me? What? How why do you think that I'm mentally unstable? Can you tell me that? Based on the story of your mother. Based really based on the story of my mother. Can I tell you that she's also an alcoholic? She's going to be the petition. Do you not care that she like slaps me in the face? Then why? This is a major injustice. Because I'm afraid of her. Well, you weren't so afraid to lock her in the bathroom. Lock her in the bath. I didn't How would I lock her in the bathroom? How would I lock her in the bathroom? That's not possible because only it can only be locked from the inside of the bathroom. She locked herself in the bathroom cuz she was scared of me. You just said that I locked her in the bathroom. That doesn't make sense. You said I locked her in the bathroom and but [ __ ] because I didn't lock her in the bathroom. I wasn't violent with her. Please stop telling me that I was violent when she physically abuses me very often. You guys really don't care about that, do you? I was not violent with her. I'm not going anywhere because I didn't hurt her. I didn't put No. And I'd like you to come on your own valition. Otherwise, we will. Do you know how many times she's punched me and slapped me? Okay. Cuz if they say we'll take I'm sorry. What do you want me to do right now? I can just get my car key back. We're past that. Oh [ __ ] Right now, we're calling our hospital to get guidance from them. If they say that you have to come, then you're coming and we'll go from there. Eventually, officers inform her that her mother has signed a petition for a psychiatric evaluation. Your mom's going to sign a petition to have you evaluated. I'd like you to come without any force, but we are going to the hospital. So, can we get you some shoes to put on so we can walk to the ambulance, please? I would not I do not consent to this. That it's beyond that. It's beyond consent. Okay. You're being taken to the hospital. And again, I'd like to not have to force this situation. So, I'm asking you, can we get you some shoes to put on so that we can go to the hospital? I I really think this is ridiculous. Okay. Well, we'll figure that out at the hospital. I mean, but right now, we're going to the hospital. Why Why are you sh Why are you pretending that I'm mentally ill? My mom hits me every day. You got You all don't care about Where are your shoes? upstairs. Can I please go upstairs? We will go upstairs and we'll get the shoes for you. I'm not letting you upstairs. We already told you. I'm not Can you walk upstairs with me? I'm not doing anything. Absolutely not. Why are you all standing like this? Can I just get a drink of water, please? No. I can't even get water. No, you can get water at the hospital. At the hospital? Yep. Are all of your shoes upstairs? No, it doesn't matter. Okay, if you're not even going to let me get a drink of water, stop asking me about my shoes, please. Can you guys grab a pair of shoes? No, I'm good on the shoes. I got the shoes. Yeah. No shoes. No, I got the shoes. I No shoes. Why are you acting Where are the shoes? I'm not speaking right now. They're downstairs. It's might be by the door. I think I saw some I would really like some water. Seriously. All right. Can I please have some water? Shay, can I please have some water? If you really care about how I'm feeling, can I please have some water? Can you walk with me? We're going to go. We'll walk with you till I walk with you. Seriously, man. Come on. We don't We don't want to have to grab you. Come on. I don't want to grab just walk. Initially, officers try to convince her to go voluntarily, but it's clear she has no intention of cooperating. God, I'm good. Shay, you're going to force us to have to actually grab you and take you, and we don't want to do that. Let's go right now. Please don't do anything. You can record all you want. We have body cam for this whole incident. Okay, sure. But you seriously, you're going to the hospital. You're not a threat to anybody. Okay, then. We didn't say you were a threat. So, just walk with us to the petition. A petition has been signed. No. No. Yes, it has. And so now we're going to go stole my car key and she's trying to she fabricated this entire thing to make you and I'd like you to come on your own valition so that we can because I didn't do anything wrong. She stole my parking and is trying and is making things up. Do you know how physically and mentally abusive she is? Do not care that. Do not know because I can stay right here and tell you I'm good. I need to stay. Seriously, please don't touch me. Let her know before we leave when we're gone. Shay, we're going. Stop. Don't touch me. We've had this conversation before you started recording. I've had this conversation for over 30 minutes. Please stop. Come on, let's go. I'd like you to come with us. Why are you down here? I'm not. Please get away from me. Get away. Get away. Please. You don't need to do this to me. Bye. No, this camera's not moving. I'm going to show this to the whole world. You're welcome to do that. Fine. Say we got to go. Stop. Stop. Please stop. Please. After repeated refusals, they prepare to take her in without consent. Stop. Jay, we're going. The petition is signed. Let's go. We don't want to touch you. So, come with us willingly and then we can do this. No. Stop. Stand up. Stand up. You're willing to You're able to stand up. No. Please. Stop throwing yourself in a shake. No. You know it. You know it. There's nothing wrong with me. Stop it. having a petition, please. The petition has been signed. Please, this is I am mentally well. How can I prove it to you? Please don't. I don't want to go anywhere. Please, J. We tried to go the easy route and get you to go with me. No, the easy route. There is no easy route. She stole my key. I don't All I want is No. No. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I won't say that. Okay. I won't say. Why are you taking I'm sorry. You're hurting me. I'm I'm sorry. I'm trying because I won't whatever issue. Why is Please stop touching me. Please stop touching. Stop touching me. You're kicking me. I'm not. Stop. Your feet are touching my leg. Please stop touching me. Please stop. No. Stop touching me. Stop touching me. Please stand up. Stop touching me, man. Stop. Stand up. Please. Why? Why are you doing this? Let's go. What's going on? Let's go. No. Please. Please. Please. Please. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Please. Please stop. Please stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. You're going to have to legs. I got I got her legs. You got her legs. Pull them. Please stop. Please stop. Please stop. Stop. Please. Okay. Watch your head. Sh. Watch your head. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Man, please. Please stop. Stop. Just stop. Stop. Just walk out. No. Please leave me in my own house. She pleads and resists as officers attempt to escort her out. Why are you doing this to me? Just come out. Please. You're coming into my house and stop. You're going. What the No. Stop. I'm not. Please stop. Ma'am, stop. I I'll walk. Please let me. No, we're past that at this point. Come on. You're going to get hurt. Stop. You are going to get hurt or somebody else is going to get hurt. Stop it. Why would you say that? I can't understand that, man. Don't hurt me. Don't hurt me. We are trying not to hurt you, but you are fighting everything we're doing. Stop. Put my shoes back. Just don't go out. Come on. Let's go, man. Stop. Stop hurting my arm. Please stop fighting with us. I'm not. You are. You are fighting with us. Actively fighting with us. Come down the stairs. You're pushing me. Stop. I'm not pushing you. Stop grabbing me so that you don't fall. I'm not going to fall. You're hurting my wrist. Stop. Sit. Sit. Stop me. Sit. I'm good. Don't scaring me. Please. Do you know how All right. What is wrong with you all? We're going to have to have you sit right here. Okay, I'm fine. Seriously, just do what you need to do. Just crazy. We need your feet straight. Okay, this is whatever. This is a lie. You got one. There we go. All the way. Whatever. Do it. All the way. All the way. There. We need to put seat belts on you. Okay. This is unbelievable. You can do what you want to do. Whatever. [Music] Do you think this is right? Protesting the entire time and insisting she's the real victim in what she claims is a setup. Literally, I'm good, man. This is You're taking me to the hospital because my mom's fabricating a story about God knows the whatever. You're going to you're going to find out the truth. I heard a couple things fall. Did we check everything else? She was later charged with domestic violence after the hospital visit. Number four, one call, three stories, and a whole lot of confusion. When a group of young men gathers outside a home, one of their moms gets uneasy. Not because they're causing problems, but because neighbors are complaining. She decides to call 911, possibly thinking this might help her manage the situation. But what follows is a full-blown police response that quickly spirals into confusion and tension. Yo, get out of the car. Get out of the car. All All sit sit down. Sit down. Sit down. All you guys sit down. What is all? All you sit down. You want me to detain you and put you in my car? I live here. Okay. I I'm going to speak to all of you. I want you all to sit down. What's the problem? All right. I'm going to ask I'm going to tell you what the problem is. We got a call saying that they somebody asked you to leave. Who's Who lives here? I live here. I live here. But who else lives with you? Me and my mother. My mother didn't ask nobody to leave. Okay. So, who who's the caller? Well, you're also gambling in the middle of the street. fire for that [ __ ] Oh, you think so? Wait, wait, wait. Talk about So this this is public road, so we own this. I don't have time to do all that for what? No, we ain't tripping. You're gambling on the street. You're not gambling in front of your house. So if you want to keep going with this, we can go. Gamble here now, right? It's my Yo, you can't gamble. You go to the backyard. You can't be gambling out in the No, we can't. Now we got to gamble in the backyard. Do what they got to do. No, they're not right. You cannot be scared of these people. I don't want to know who called y'all. Come, bro. My mom just came out here. Just talked to her. AK-OK. Okay. She went like I stated. Alpha Mike. Alpha Tango. What's the name? Ahmad. There's nobody named Amad around this block. Nobody. My mother is eencio right there. I don't know who called y'all. [Music] My point is they talking about, "Oh, they got a call from here. They want to for no reason. Bro, you want me to come? Hey, come to my car. Come read it. Mom, come down. I stay here. Therefore, I know everybody. You mind going to see if that's your name? We just want to verify that's her name or not. Can you go with him to see if that's her name? I got it, bro. I got it. Hey, come read the computer. Ahmed. Amit. Amit. Officers take control of the situation. They're responding to a report of about 10 males who allegedly won't leave after being asked. Why you call them for? Cuz I would I told you I don't want a lot of people. So let me ask you a question, right? How many people do you see right here? I don't know why. Let me ask you a question. I mean I appreciate y'all for coming out, but y we're just doing our job. But at the same time, y'all wish. Your only answer should be yes, sir. All right. If not, I'm taking all of you to jail. Why are you touching me? Walk to my car. Bro, what are you doing, bro? Bro, what are you doing, fam? Who was gambling, bro? I was not even gambling. What the This is my cousin, sir. Back up. Do it now, bro. Why, bro? The cuffs are getting off of my ankle. Look at my cuff. Look at the cuffs, bro. Look at the cuffs. Can you look at the cuffs? Look at the cuffs, bro. Can you look at the cuffs real quick? Bro, can you look at the cuffs real quick? Have a seat. Can you look at the Have a seat. Have a seat. How am I going to have Have a seat. Do it now. Have a seat, bro. What are you talking? Get in the car, bro. Like, come on. What is y'all doing? Get in the car. Wait, I can't in the car right now. What are y'all doing, bro? You ain't do nothing, bro. Foot in the car. Do it now. What are you doing, bro? Hey, sir. Understand why we're here? I understand why you're here. And do you understand the way we approached because you guys started to scatter? Do you understand that? I understand what you're saying. 100%. And that's the way he reacted. The way he did, somebody respect, ma'am. Did go ahead. Boss, did anybody come over to you guys and tell you guys ago? Did anybody do that? Okay. The young men seemed genuinely surprised. One of them says he lives there with his mom and claims she never told anyone to leave. The call came up. 10 males. Correct. You understand that? I understand the call. Okay. So, that's the reason why we need more bodies because it's just two of us. And do you understand there's 10 males here? We don't know what we're going into. Yes. Go ahead. Instead of asking questions, why gun first being drawn out and all of a sudden it's all blas. You see that set of example right there? That's another black male in the system for what? Practically nothing. I understand. I live here. So if I give you if I give you a number if I give you a number, will you tell me if you know it? One more. Yeah. One more time. Go ahead. Say the number. That's your mom's number. That's your mom's number. That's my phone number. That's my phone number. Look. Look, sir. Whatever you did, it was unnecessary. What? You can't gun out for what? Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen. Hold on. They're not doing their job. They're not doing their job. So if you want to become a cop, we have applications open. Okay. So the reason why I did, look, the reason Vladimir Vladimir Nathan Estee. Yes. Can you let him explain? I don't want to talk to him. I'm being real respectful right now. I know. You don't want to talk to me, but I was right. I was right. Someone called from this house and they said there was about 10 subjects outside that she asked to go and they would not leave. So that is why I'm here. I don't come around here cuz we never have problems over here. point. Exactly. You don't gun first out because there was 10 subjects and when we came two of y'all went towards the car and I will be if I get smoked by one of y'all. You weren't the one entering the vehicle. I told you I stay here. Did he throw the gun at you? It doesn't matter. Why drawing guns out first? Because my life matters to me. I am not going to die because I am going to trust people I don't know. Absolutely not. So when you guys walked away from the car, what did I do? I holstered my gun. Did I not? They try to explain the situation, but officers are already skeptical. The son shares his side of the story, expressing frustration while officers explain their perspective and why they approached with weapons drawn. You came out gun first 10,000%. So, let me ask you this, right? You be right here. You just be all your homeboy and everything. You come out gun first. You ain't going to run to as a black male. Yes or no? Yes or no? So, the way the call came out, the way the call came out, it's not his job. Coming gun first is not his job. When your uncle come when you're awkward coming here regardless of the fact don't come out gun first regardless always coming here. So when when you guys when when you guys go to the car I'm just supposed to say hey guys come here y'all funny as y'all funny boy. You're not funny. You're just you're upset that she called. She came out here and asked you guys did not ask to leave. She came out here. She said yo y'all mind lowering down the boys because the neighbors already calling the plane. We said all right. They said, "All right, that's no problem. I'm all right near the side talking to my father." Mhm. They simply understood that. You feel me? They simply understood. They said, "All right, there's no problem. They go ahead and lower their voice for me from being too loud." Okay. You feel me? So, from from my understanding, I'm not aware that Oh, she told them to leave cuz she did not think. I didn't even explain that to y'all, bro. Anyway, she didn't explain them that she needed to leave cuz you know why? Because you weren't there when she Exactly. And on top of that, I asked I said, "Yo, my mom said when she was over here, she was like, "Oh, man. They were complaining that it was too loud." But I can understand that. No, everybody that's over here, they always be here. This is nothing new. I I can care less. I'm not talking to you. Thank you. All we You're here because your mom called. Most respect because you came at me respectfully. I'm not I don't have no right to talk to him. I don't have to talk. Things get even more confusing when the mother steps in and officers try to clarify what she actually wants to happen next. I don't have no right. Mom, what do you want to do? Do you want these guys gone? No, but I just I just want them to let him go cuz I want to talk to him, you know, and they don't listen to me and I don't want so many people. I told my son I understand they hang out, you know, and some but my neighbor call me he said to me what he never see something. So you're okay with everybody being here? Okay, we're done and you know and I don't I don't want any issue or something. I don't say that this is oh they're doing something wrong from here but I told him and my neighbor want to know what is going on from so many people from there that's never happened from this area. Okay, I understand you told dispatch that you came and told them that you told them to leave and now they weren't leaving so now it becomes a bigger deal. Okay. So you're okay. Hey boss, we're good. Let's go. Let's get out of here. What's your name, sir? That was saying what's your name? Uh, Cologne. C O L O N. You want to write it down? Hey, one more time for the the individual that you guys put in the chain. What's What's going on with them? I No, I was over here trying to trying to talk to you and trying to find out who called. So, she simply told him there's no charge being being pended. Is that correct? Who's who's not the individual that you guys put in detain? I will I'll call and find out for you. All right. Can you please call and find out? You still want my name and badge number? Yeah. One one of them will take you. All right. I appreciate you. No, you're welcome, sir. You're welcome. But you you have to understand. I can understand. I understand what you got from my uncle. I understand. At the same time, that wasn't called. You said you understand. So, I'll leave it at that. Call for you feel me? I appreciate. I just want to make sure that individual that got detained. We're going to figure out We're going to figure out what's going on. We're We're figuring out what's going on. Mom. Mom. Okay. So, the person who called wasn't you? One. Officer continues to justify the response by pointing to safety protocols. While the mom insists she didn't want anyone in trouble despite calling 911. Way we approached, we had to approach that way during the circumstance. We don't know who what was going on. We didn't know they lived here. We don't have nothing long. We don't have nothing. You called us. Yeah, I just called them because I'm not so many people didn't that it was your you knew them. You didn't set anything. Your case. So these I'm thinking it's 10 subject. Yes, I did. No, you didn't. In the call didn't say that. It only said it was 10 random subjects were inside were on your property. You asked them to leave and they refused. If you would have said, "Hey, it's my son and his friends." It would have been a different approach. That's what I'm saying. I think I don't know who exactly the end to something like that. Goodbye. So you might dispatch 911 call taker but that was a relief to us on our c on our dispatch that we police see when we go to calls. Okay. Mhm. So when we get here like my partner explained to them. Okay. We see a group of at least 10 people. Okay. Two of them go to the car. Okay. We're what we see is totally different from what you're telling us. Okay. All we get a call about the call didn't come out saying that you live here. She knows you. It didn't come out like that. It just says 10 male subjects. That's it. If it if it came out, I I understand. But the way it came out, I can't blame you for that. I can you came out gun first. If you was a civilian and I came at you gun first, how would you feel? How would you feel? Just answer that. I get I get questions right. So, you know where I work, right? You know where I work? Okay. He knows his water. He knows his water. What is his eye? 56. This is my 60th ab. This is 43rd. That's how oblivious you are. That's how oblivious you are. That's 23rd Street. What? How many times you get caught around this whole block itself? That's [ __ ] funny. How many times throughout the whole year? It's rare for police to come around here. It's rare for By the end, it's clear there was a major disconnect. Her intent was misunderstood. The young men felt targeted and the officers believed they were responding to a high-risisk situation. Okay. So, so let me ask you this. So, be So, because I don't go to one So, because I don't go to one street. But, what you talking about? Because I don't go to one street, I have to change. How many times, bro? No. Cuz, bro, it's not even the first time I get in concert with you guys. There's multiple times I get a couch with you guys. Either you got sunrise or plantation, bro. And I'm sick of you came out dumb for what? Call. He came out taser first. I consider all right. No, I don't come out tas the first. It's my life. Remember, it's my life. So just because you see two black males, go ahead. It has nothing to do with race. It has nothing to do with race. 98% of Lauder Hill's black, bro. 98% of Lauder Hill's black. Can you call your sergeant over here, please? Has nothing to do with race. Can you do your She's my training. All right. Thank you, girl. Okay, I'll take you. I have all rights to talk. That's fine. I want the sergeant to be approaching 45. I got it. Thank you so much. I can't wait. I want to do something. Um, can you have a sergeant respond, please? The these people are requesting one. When I throw my lights on, don't walk towards your car. It's that simple. I don't know why you throw that. Is my brother okay to go home? Yes or no? Yeah, he My brother right here in the BMW 7 okay to go home. Where you got my Hey, my my sergeant. You're not leaving, are you? I'm not I'm stay here. Where am I? Oh, I'm just asking him. You call my sergeant. Wasting my time. Hello. Yo. Hey. Hey. Yo. Hello. Yo. She's asking if she can get your number to call you. No, my phone's dead. I want her to be pressing. Okay. He said he wants to be pressing. It's going to be 30 minutes. 30 minutes for what? For her to get here. Somebody else something in front of us. What are you talking about? I know. By the way, y'all pulled up. It look like I am. The officers wrap up by stating there will be a follow-up, but no charges are pending. You can either call her or Y, bro. I just want to know one thing for sure. What is he getting charged for? I can't get a hold of him. All those Y'all have that walking for what? Just a what? Just talk dispatch only. Yeah. Hey, I can go on with y'all. They have a good day, Miss Dawkins, cuz I really appreciate you. You're welcome. Number three. Cops rescue elderly mom from her own daughter. Police respond to an escalating domestic dispute between a 70-year-old woman and her adult daughter. When the officers arrive, they're confronted by the daughter. So, what's going on? Y'all haven't been here like three, four times. Okay. About the same incident. Okay. I've never, so I don't know. Yeah. You ain't been here, but like other officers have. Okay. Or whatever. She allowed me to move my stuff in here like like two months ago. Okay. Like almost two. Like almost two whole months. It's almost been two whole months I've been here or whatever. All my stuff. Me and my bird. No, I didn't. Okay. We'll talk to you in a second. No, I didn't. No, I didn't. No, I didn't. All right. No idea. She loves you, girl. Whatever. All right, I'll go talk to her. You talk to my partner. I would never threaten her. I just got my record sealed on the 9th of September. Why would I threaten her? But anyh who, girl, bye. So, she allowed me to move here or whatever. All my stuff allowed me to move in. My TV, one of my big TVs, my bird, all my stuff is in the basement. You more than welcome to go see. It's all packed up. I've been calling the shelter or whatever. The shelter takes time. I'm not saying nothing to her. I've been sleeping on the couch since I've been here. She took the cushions off the couch, you know, this morning just just picking basically like see I get up at like 6, get up so I can get up and start crawling or whatever. I come out here and sit in the garage. I leave him covered up cuz it be so cold so he don't freeze to death or whatever in the basement or whatever. I don't even come up her steps because I don't want to I don't want to hear you picking with me. I don't want to hear you keep saying you getting out, you getting out. I'm calling the police. The police going to make you get out. You getting out. You getting out. I know. The police ain't going to make me get out cuz I've been here. Yeah. You've been living here for The mother, however, tells a different story. What's going on? I was in my room. Uh-huh. You've been talking, calling me, cussing me out. Mhm. And it's just this morning all yesterday that it's every day calling me names. I was watching TV. She kicked my door in, came in and threatened me. Mhm. How'd she threaten you? She said she'll beat my Yeah. How long have you allowed her to stay here with you? I never let her stay here. Go ahead. Yeah. And then they kicked my sister. She called my sister. My sister threatened to take my stuff and burn my stuff, all my stuff in the backyard out here. So they told me if I'm not satisfied with what y'all say, then I can ask for a sergeant to be sent out. I just want the sergeant to see my stuff and let her know what the, you know, what the procedures is. You can't just be touching her stuff. She not touching your stuff. I'm trying to leave your house. You ain't going to lie to the police and say I threatened you. Yeah. So, you moved in two months ago and then you're just waiting to get into a shelter. Yeah. I'm waiting. I'm waiting for to get into a a shelter. Yeah. Yeah. So, in the meantime, she's like nitpicking little things to girl. Yeah. Yes. Okay. I let her come and eat. Mhm. I was at work. So, she doesn't have any property here. Her and my nephew came here and she had her stuff on his truck and they put it in my basement. Okay. Without all my Can you show me that? And she got Where's your basement at? Right here. And she got all that stuff up by my furnace and holling and screaming, slamming doors. All right, let me go talk to her. She got to go. I don't Well, I'll see what I can do. She's trying to say She trying to say I was kicking on her doors. She trying to say um I'm being disrespectful. I'm being disrespectful when I've been in and out the house checking on my bird, been in the garage, been out here charging my phone. Every day she does something. First, she took the ottoman and flipped the ottoman over because she didn't want Blue sitting on the ottoman no more or whatever. Then she um turned the cushions over on the couch from when I woke up this morning. Don't want me on the couch, but been on the couch since I've been here or whatever. Like, stop nitpicking with me. I'm not saying nothing to you. Her daughter, on the other hand, says she's been sleeping on the couch, using the basement to store her belongings, and trying to keep her distance. Yeah, she talking about you stank and all this. I'm not getting in your shower. I'm not touching none of your stuff. Just been like verbal and then little nit like that. Did you threaten to beat her? Why would I touch her? I didn't say to say that. Did I say that you touched her? No, I did not. I'm asking if you stay. Okay. How long have you been staying here? Two months. Two months. Okay. So you didn't just move all that stuff in down there when I can call. Uncle crawl right now. No, I'm I'm asking questions. Oh, you asking questions? Oh, I thought she said told you that. I was like, "No, I've been here. I've been here for almost 2 months because I'm tired of the police coming here." I I'm I talked to you already. You can stay inside. So, how can we resolve this today? I don't know. They told me if I can't resolve it, then have a sergeant come out, tell y'all I need a sergeant. Well, sergeant's going to tell I mean what I'm going to tell you is you live here. I can't force you to leave. I can't make her leave. Okay. Maybe just you go to a friend's house. I don't have no friends. I don't I don't have You're not listening to me. You keep interrupting me. No, I'm not. I'm telling you. I don't have no friends. Okay. You're telling me before I'm finished. Okay. And then you can tell me that. Okay. Go ahead. I said if you had somewhere to go for an hour or two. Okay. That would I mean it just help us out. Okay. But obviously you said you don't have any friends. Okay. So, you don't have anywhere you could go? Nope. Okay. If I did, I wouldn't be here. Me and all my stuff wouldn't even be here if I had somewhere to go. That makes no sense. If I had somewhere to go, I would have been gone. Where? Then my sister, she calling my sister and my sister on the phone like is going out. you is going like you telling her telling my calling my sister telling my sister stuff and all that that's doing is just keeping the fuel in the fire burning. Yeah. Instead of you just not picking with me not saying nothing cuz I'm not picking with you and then for you to sit here and lie and try to act like you crying like I'm threatening you. Girl, I would never threaten nobody and I just got my record sealed on on September 9th. Officers attempt to mediate, but the conversation quickly spirals into fingerpointing and emotional outbursts. calling Tina is not going to help right now. I I'm trying to explain something to you, dear. Okay. And it Okay. So, hi. Hi. This is Officer Hudson with Akan Police. Your mother uh called you and I'm trying to talk to her uh and give her like what's going on. So, she said she been here two months, Tina. She ain't been here no two months. So, she agreed for you to move in for two months while you wait for housing. Okay. And she just keep calling my sister every time. She picking with me and then she keep calling my sister just like before y'all came. She was like, "Tina, I just called the police on her." And Tina like, "Yeah, getting out. You getting So I called her back like me up. Y'all not about to keep picking with me and calling me out my name and I'm not saying nothing to y'all." You unfortunately got yourself into a sticky situation by allowing her to come here. And then And she threatened me, too. She threatened me. I I didn't say she didn't. I I'm saying So it's okay for her to threaten me? No, but I have no proof that she threatened you besides your sh cuz she stayed and she stayed and she didn't threaten you at all. Cuz they they used to me going off, you know what I'm saying? In the past nitpicking that to get you to go off. Yeah. To go off on them so the police could get called cuz I already got a prior record. You know what I'm saying? Or whatever. I'm not falling for that. Let me go make a phone call. Mom, it's okay boo. I think last time when the police came, she was angry. And the police was like they was the police was like, "Well, they was like I said, I just want them to leave me alone. Like, stop picking her." And the police was like, "There, why are they making it complicated?" This was like the last time the police were here cuz she called my sister over here. And she came zooming over here from the north side talking about, "I'm on my way. I'm on my way over there. I'm on my way over there." So, she zoomed up in the driveway. It I had to wait for a while for the police cuz they was changing shifts and stuff. So when the police came, I was sitting in one of these lawn chairs by that tree. I was like in the street because it's a protection order against me. My sister got a protection order on me from a couple years ago or whatever. So I So me being me, I ain't forgot about no protection. The daughter claims her mother is provoking her, removing couch cushions, not allowing her to shower, and calling other family members to stir things up. You know what I'm saying? I ain't forgot. So I told the police what it was. You know what I'm saying? I just told them like it's a protection order. We not even supposed to be around each other. So and my mom know that. So why would you call her over here? Why didn't y'all threaten to talk about burning my stuff up in the basement talking about my stuff ain't and you talk about burning my stuff up? Come on now. That's why I keep That's why I keep reaching out to the police like come on something has to be done because guess what? I'm reaching out for help. I'm not angry. I'm not I'm not the one that's angry. I'm not letting the devil get me and destroy me and be all like go in there, get in her face. No. For what? And I'm waiting for shelter. She do this every day, officer. I'm telling you. Every day. Every day. Every day. It's kind of hard when you both like live together and together. And then I'm always I'm always in the basement and it's it's freezing cold down there. Even though I take my bird, we down there, me and my bird like you know what I'm saying? I wrap him up. I put like seven blankets on him so he can stay warm. You know what I'm saying? Or whatever. Yeah. Hello. Yeah. Okay. What are you doing? Well, you know she called the police. I'm standing here talking to the police. Why did you call police? I just told the police that you didn't do nothing. The one officer, he already been here. He like, "So, Sparkle, what's been going on since we left?" I'm like, "The same." Keep picking every morning. Don't I think I got the text messages in my phone when I when I when she wake up slamming doors, text you. I just text you like she up again. She slamming. When officers ask the mother if she wants to press charges, she gives her answer without hesitation. I ain't nothing to her. I just miss you. Oh. So, dear, I want to ask you a couple questions real quick. Okay. So, you stated to me that she threatened. How did you How did you feel when she uh made that statement to you? Scared. Threatened. I went I ran outside. Are you willing to come down and sign charges on her? Yes, you are. Okay. That would be like right now, right? Okay. All right. Sit tight. I have my daughter to take me down on my phone. For what? T, can you come get my bird? They taking me to jail. Hands for what? What transpar? What am I going to get for T? Can you come get my stuff, please? Transfer on your back. My bird, can you just come get blue? Hurry up. He outside. What am I going to get? I'll explain everything in a second until we get you. Can you please come before they come? before they just come on before they take me. I don't know. All right. So, you're being arrested for domestic violence medicine? No. So, I'll explain everything. Oh my god. For what? Yeah. Your mom wants to come down and sign charges on I didn't even touch her or threaten her. Well, apparently you did. For what? Apparently you did. No, I did not. Oh my god. Are you guys serious? I did not touch her. I didn't say you touched her. But you did. Y'all arrested me for DB menacing which mean threatened her. No, I did not. I've been outside talking on the phone over here. Oh my god. Search. I've been on the phone. Okay. The ask the girl I'm talking to. I've been on the phone all morning. She wants to sign the charge. She wants to sign the charge. But I have not. Okay. Well, she wants to sign the charge on you. She's still on the phone. No. It doesn't matter if she's on the phone or not. But I didn't do anything. Okay. Okay. Well, she wants to sign the charge on you. She feels threatened. How? So they could just take my stuff and get rid of my bird. Despite the daughter insisting she never made any threats and even mentioning a phone witness to back her up. The officers say her mother's complaint is enough to proceed with an arrest. I didn't say they could give me Come on, y'all. This is crazy. Why can't I just leave? Find somewhere to go if she come get me. Can I just leave? Why? She's calling back. Sir, can you freeze so she could come get my bird? Freeze. Oh my god. So they could just get rid of my stuff and everything. Huh? No. What do you mean though? So you stop moving your hand? I'm not moving my hands. What do you mean though, though? Yes, please. I don't even do anything. Right. They're in the back of the car. I am bleeding like I did not even do nothing. My medicine is in there and everything. Well, the county has medicine for you. No, they don't. Yes, they do. They have medicine there. They have nurses there. What's going to happen to my Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. What is going to happen to my bird? Get in the car. Officer, can you please tell me? Get in the car. Oh my god. This is messed up. Hey, stop. Stop. I did nothing. I did nothing. I did. I did nothing. No. Because I can't breathe. It's out of here. And I did nothing. I put air on me. I did nothing. You're going to be put in the wrap. Stop. I did nothing. Okay. Stop. You're going to be put in the wrap. What did I do? You're going to be put in the wrap if you keep kicking. Do you understand? What did I do? You're going to be put in the wrap. I swear I did not threaten her. So, work on the care. Okay. She's arrested for DV menacing. Uh threatened mom. Okay. Uh saying she's going to beat her. Okay. Oh my god. And making her fear for her safety. Okay. Please can I tell my friend to come get my bird? The daughter grows distraught, pleading with officers to make sure someone cares for her pet bird and expressing concern about missing her shelter appointment. Officer Oh my god. Excuse me. Yeah, they're going to get rid of my stuff. Be able to do that? Yes, they are. Oh my god. My baby. My baby. Listen, if you cooperate with us, we might be able to get somebody to come get your bird. Please, my friend. Yeah. Was that the lady you're on the phone with? I need to talk to Okay. If you calm down and cooperate, we might be able to do that. Please. I'm supposed to go talk to the lady about my apartment tomorrow and everything. Oh my god. I'm really supposed to go talk to this lady about my apartment tomorrow. Where's your finder at? I can't even do nothing. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. I cannot believe it. Why am I going to jail out of everybody? Why? Why? I didn't even do anything. I need to call my friend. Please, my brother. Please. Please. Oh my god. I'm just gonna not take my medicine. I'mma die in the county. I don't even care. I don't even care, bro. I don't even care, bro. I do not even care. I don't even care, bro. This is not right. The only reason I came outside with my bird is to sit on the floor. It's all going to fall. As she's taken into custody, she continues to deny the allegations, overwhelmed with disbelief and frustration. Oh my god. Oh my god. Can I please talk to my friend, please? How do I got to connect this violence? It's diminishing. Do nothing. I didn't even do anything. I didn't even do anything. Oh my god. I can't even breathe in here, bro. I cannot even [Applause] breathe. Oh my god. I cannot believe y'all ain't taking me to jail because she said I hit her. I didn't even touch her, bro. Out the order. The police been here. going for 36 all the time the police been here. I touched her, bro. I cannot wait. She all the charges you want. But I cannot wait to go to court tomorrow, bro. N Did you show any bruises, ma'am? So, listen. The charge is domestic violence innocent, which means you made a threat. It did not mean that you hit her. Um, it just means that you made the threat that you No, I made a threat. No, basically that's basically what basically it's her word against mine. I cannot wait to go to court and I just want to call my friend and tell my friend to come get my y'all can take me to jail. Go ahead. This This is even that officer. He even been out here. He even been out here. It wasn't He even been out here. Not one time she said I even threatened her, bro. So she tell that officer I threatened her and I ain't even threatened her. Okay. Well, that's what she's telling him. But I didn't though. I cannot believe this, bro. She feels misunderstood and unfairly treated while the officers explain that they're obligated to act on the mother's signed statement under the law. [Applause] Hi. Hi. She see she's probably out of control now, but I want to show you this. Um, I was on the phone from her from the time. I'mma show you my phone. It's going to show up right here. Look from from Okay. So, this is seven right here. Oh, wait. I'm calling it again, right? 11:18 all the way. We were on the telephone and um they were arguing but she had never put her hands on her. Yeah. So that's not what we're arresting her for. Basically it's the menacing. She threatened to beat her up is basically what she was saying. Um so she she didn't threaten to be her. She just said she was going to beat her. But I don't I don't know how to take care of a bird. I'm just saying like I was on the phone the whole time. She called me a loser. Everything. You can ask her. She called me a loser. She said everything to me. I just told Spark just ignore her. You know what I mean? Basically at the end. But she just kept saying she was going to beat her up. So she was saying that to her? She Yeah. She the mother was telling Sparkle she was going to beat her up and she was like I'm still I'm not getting out because you told me I can come here. She was like I'm trying to get to the shelter. And she been calling she been trying to call around looking for a shelter or whatever somewhere to go. She called me. When she called me the first time this morning, she said she had called Alliance that she can be there by if she can be there by 2:00, then you know they allow her to come in. But she had been threatening her the whole single time on the phone. The mom was threatening her. A friend confirmed she was on the phone with the daughter during the incident and claims it was the mother who made the threats. That's why I had Oh, I'm calling her right now. I was on the phone the whole entire time. Even if y'all go in there and trick her and say, "Well, did you call somebody a um what did she call me?" She didn't call me a loser. She called me a um one second her while the mother was threatening to be she's not an independent witness. I understand that uh what you stated to my partner about Linda threatening right uh now unfortunately way we look at domestics okay is uh you're um associated with are you the are you a daughter or a sibling nothing okay well you know you know her okay and it's not in the courts it's not looked at as an independent witness okay so the statement that you're I mean you're giving doesn't help us with that and then mom wants to sign the charge we're not arrest If it were if it were me, I she wouldn't be getting arrested. But mom wants to come down and sign the charge. That's why she's being arrested. Okay? So, that's what I'm saying to you. Mhm. Sparkle didn't know I was coming around here. She asked me to come and get her bird. And you hear me saying, "I don't know. I take care of bird." So, that's going to be a bad idea for me. Okay? But I was on the phone and this is what I'm saying. I was on the I She calls us every day all day. Okay? You know, I work the iPhone. I'll let you you know go through it. She goes to the She called us all day every day. I was on the phone the whole entire time where this lady is calling me out my name and she didn't even know who I was and she was telling Sparkle how she going to beat her ass. She was threatening her the whole entire time and Sparkle I just kept saying Sparkle. However, officers clarified that her testimony doesn't count as independent since she's personally connected to the situation. Well, why are you telling her not to say nothing? You call me all kinds. I got my own business. I got cars. I'm I have my own thing going for myself. I was just ignoring the situation because I know it was out of control. But as far as that's like a false police statement if if I'm telling you that somebody done something to me, right, and they didn't do nothing to me and somebody coming over here showing you like, listen, I was on the phone the whole entire time. No. And I I understand that. The point is is where the court's going to look at that is you were on the phone with Sparkle. You have some sort of communication with Sparkle. You know her somehow. Okay. whether how soon it's been or how short it's been, you still know her. Okay? So, the court's not going to look at your statement as independent where you have no biased opinion. Okay? I'm not saying what you're saying is false. I'm just saying or you're not siding with anyone. You pro you might be telling me the truth, but I have to go off of um just the EV like mom. Mom wants there there is none besides mom's statement. Okay? I know. I understand it. So, listen, let me ask you this. It's it's a flip 22. Okay? If Sparkle say right now I want to sign charges because now I have somebody proof telling me that my mom threatened me. She could sign the same charges. Mom wants to No, I'm saying Sparkle Sparkle. So if you tell her right now to go ahead and do that after we've already specified with her, that's a coercion. And that's what that means you're influencing what she's saying. No, I'm not I'm not saying that. I'm telling you. I said she didn't even know I was coming around here to talk to y'all. She never knew without you here. We asked her what happened. We that's why we get statements from both parties. Okay. She never at one point stated that mom threatened her or anything else. Okay. That that's why. So if all of a sudden she says that now cuz she's going to jail, that's not going to that's not going to work. No, but listen to what you're saying. And this this are you the serge sergeant? No. No. I'm okay. That's why I want them to come. I asked him on the dispatch because before I was on my way here, I called them on the dispatch so I can tell them before I came to you. want the sergeant to come out here so I can talk to them because you can't have a false report saying somebody did something to you but you got proof. So domestic violence is a preferred arrest in the state of Ohio. Despite the friend's efforts to vouch for her, the arrest moves forward and the daughter is taken to jail. Yeah. Okay. And can you take her bird? Um I don't know if I can say nothing cuz he say I'm I'm just going to wait for the thing. Um Sparkle, I'm going try to do the best I can do. She's asking to take the bird. That's all. Just just until I go to court. 15. Oh my god. This is 15. See, I'mma call you. What's your name? So I can tell them that you went down and see my stuff down there. What's your name? What's your name? What's your name? Officer. Huh? Hunt. Yeah. That it ain't What's your first name? So what? I'm trying to find out his information cuz he's seen all my stuff down in the basement. Cuz you ain't do nothing. You just was looking. What's your name? Come on. This way. What's his name? So I cuz I got all my stuff in the basement. This first time we worked together. I don't know his first name here. I need his information cuz when he came out the first time, this his second time coming out there. When he came out there the first time, he went down in the basement. Him and the other officer and they seen my all my stuff down in the basement. So when I go to court, I need to bring your name up. What is it? Off. Huh? Yep. Yeah. So, I can let the judge know that you seen myself down in that basement, didn't you? Yep. You and that officer, that other officer? Yeah, that's all. Yeah, that's all I want. I just want to get I just want to make sure my stuff is okay and my burden. The daughter is ultimately charged with domestic violence. Number two, daughter pushes too far and it comes back to bite her. Police respond to a heated domestic call between a mother and her adult daughter, both of whom share a home while jointly raising the daughter's two children. The conflict unfolds when the daughter becomes frustrated over her kid's behavior and her mother's criticism of how she handles them. What happened tonight? Tonight, she's been in a bad mood this afternoon. Her children irritate her and they were very loud talking and we were we went to the Dollar Tree. We went to go look. I sell real estate. We went and took pictures of a house. When we came back, you could just tell. And I asked her, "What's wrong? My kids are irritating." You know, it's like I said, "You better get used to it. It's 16 years worth of this. The children were being unruly." She's frustrated with the children. Her words are they're they haven't shut up talking all day. Okay. In our home, you can't have two queens running a household. It's just very difficult. Okay. She gives them baths. This is part of the reconciliation process. She gives them baths. She feeds them. She gets them ready. She takes them to school. I pick them up in the afternoon. And if I try to interject, which is what happened tonight, she was disciplining Kaylee. Their discipline is two children arguing with each other. Okay? Because my daughter's still a child. Mentally, she's still a child. Don't get me wrong. She's trying to be a mother. But I went out there to discipline because I'm usually the disciplin. She did not want me to interfere and got in my face and she'd already been angry all day. This is how she is. When she gets in my face and I you can have see some of the video I have in my bedroom where she's just chasing me into my room, yelling, telling me, you know, she's you know, it just escalated. continual like it normally does. Usually I I just say whatever, walk away or I engage. And when it's engaging, it becomes a blown up yelling match. Okay? And she started to scream as loud as she could. So I screamed over her. I said, "Is that working?" You know, it's like pounding on the wall. It doesn't work. Okay. She says, "Respect me as a mother." The mother explains that the argument escalated quickly into a screaming match. five times and I looked straight at her and I said, "Do you hear your words?" Okay, me as your mother. You guys were in each other's face screaming back and forth. She and I don't know how the exact events came about. She had a cup of coffee in her hand. Okay. And as she was like this close in my face, she pushed me because I was screaming just as loud as she was. How did she push you? Pushed me away. Well, she threw I don't know if the coffee was thrown on me first. Okay. Or she pushed me first. One of the two. She threw her coffee. How did she push though? What? How did she do her hands and how did she touch you when she pushed you? Well, we were this close, so she she pushed You can do it on me. Yeah, she she pushed me and threw her coffee or she threw her coffee and pushed me. Okay. And then I And I went after her and said, "Do you want to do this?" I grabbed her sweater, her her sweat jacket, and I said, "Do you want to get all your hate and your and I mean this close. You want to get all your hate and anger out today on me because you can't stand me. And she just wailed. Yes, I do. And she Which which hand did she Which fist did she punch you with? No, she with a coffee cup. With a coffee cup. She had it in that hand first. She had it in the other hand. Okay. She had in her right hand. In the right hand. Okay. Yes. And she hit me like this. And how many times in the How many times did she hit you? Well, with the coffee cup once and then she threw it on the ground. Okay. So she hit you once to the coffee cup, threw it on the ground. Then what? Then we continued to tangle. Okay. And she said I I kicked her. I pushed her away from me. Kicked her with my foot. Kicked her. Pushed her up against the door like this and said, "You are not going to be violent with me anymore. You're not. This is it. It is over." And she punched me a second time. She's reached her breaking point. Citing past incidents of physical violence, she tells officers it's time her daughter faces the consequences. And when she punched me the second time in my face, I turned around. I walked away, said, "You're going to jail. I'm not doing this with you ever again. It's over." Because the last time she did it in August, I didn't call the police. She punched me in the face after throwing her milkshake in my face because she we had a disagreement at the coffee at the dinner table. She refuses to notes. Okay, so here's the thing. I have to do my investigation. I do see that you have a black eye right there. I got to talk to you. Get your side. I got to talk to her. Get her side. Once I have all my all the evidence available to me, I'll make a decision what I can do. If if for some reason I can't make an arrest tonight, what is the plan? Are you able to go somewhere? I'm going to ask her the same thing. Is there anywhere that you can go to separate for the evening? This is my home. She's she's in a privileged situation. I have I have power to turn you over. After taking the mother's statement, officers speak with a daughter to hear her side of the story. Hi, you Danielle. Hi. Can we speak out here for a minute? I'm officer McClos the door. I want the kids here. Anybody else? Anybody else right now than the kids? It's just you and the two kids. Okay. So, I don't know if you're aware, your mother has called us to report a domestic uh disturbance. Okay. Um I'm here to get your side of the story. I've already spoken to her. Okay. Do you know where she is right now? Okay. Well, I've already I've already spoken to her and gotten her statement. So, I got to get your statement. Okay. Now, before I read before I give you or take your statement, I got to read you this. Okay? Doesn't mean you're under arrest or anything. It just means that I'm investigating a crime right now and I have to read you your rights. Okay? So, 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 a lawyer and have them 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 questioning if you wish. You can decide any time to execute these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights as I've explained them to you? Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us right now? I mean, yes. I didn't mean to say. You're fine. You're fine. Okay. So, do you know what incident she's wanting to report? Like, did anything happen between you guys tonight? Okay. So, in your own words, what happened? So, she is that you can sit down. Yeah. Once Redd writes, she explains how the argument spiraled out of control. So, I've been living with my mom for about three years now. And prior to that, just to give like a little bit of backtory, prior to that, my mom like had custody of my kids when I was using and so I moved back here to get back with my kids. And the argument started when my kids are in the living room. They're cleaning up their Legos. The whole living room looks like a bomb went off in there. And I'm trying to handle it. I'm in there. I'm telling her over and over again. And I'm having a conversation back and forth with her. And my mom the belt in her hand and starts screaming and telling me I'm not handling it. And I'm asking her like to respect me as a like don't come behind me and tell her to do something else and demean me as a mom and back in. She's just keeps yelling and screaming and screaming in my face, following me around the house. I have a coffee cup in my hand. I spilled the water in her face to get her away from me to get her to back up and she starts kicking me and slapping me and scratching me and pushing me against the wall in the kitchen. And so I hit her with the coffee cup to get her off. She's like, "Who do you think's going to win this fight? Who do you think's going to win this fight?" And that was basically the end of it. Okay. Where did you hit her with a coffee cup? Side of the face. Was it in her eye? like eye area right here. Okay. Did um what happened to the coffee cup after you hit her in the in the eye? I don't know. It fell to the floor and I just swept it up afterwards. Okay. Did it break when hit the floor? Okay. Um is there any So is are you saying that she was the one who started the altercation? Yes. Okay. Is there any reason why you didn't call the police? My mom does this on a on a weekly basis. Every other day she starts running and screaming and doing all this other stuff. It's happened multiple times. So, I just assumed that once she whenever she got done yelling and screaming that everything would just be fine. Okay. But I wasn't backing down from my stance of it, I'm not going to let her keep bullying me. So, she's going to call the cops and take it as far as she possibly can to win the argument. Okay. Do you mind uh putting the kids in a bedroom so we can go in and maybe look at this coffee mug? Okay. The coffee mug's in the trash can out there. I put it I sealed it in a bag and put it out here. Okay. She also tried to clean up a broken coffee cup before police arrived, raising concerns about possible evidence tampering. Okay. Any reason why you put in this bag and out here? on the floor in the kitchen. I don't want my kids on it. Okay. Is there any reason why you didn't throw it in the trash can in the kitchen? There's no trash can in the kitchen. It was in the shower being washed out. So, there's two kids in the house. Nobody else is in the house, right? Anybody else witness this incident? Okay. Any weapons or anything like that in the house? My mom has guns. I don't know. in her room. You have any injuries? I have scratches on the side of my face. She was kicking off my leg. I don't know if I had any. Obviously, I'm stronger than her and it was a coffee cup, so it's going to look like I did the worst damage. Okay. When you hit her with a coffee cup, what was she doing? She had me pinned against the wall in the kitchen and screaming in my face and slapping me and kicking me. She had your pinned against the wall was stopping and kicking you. Then you hit her on the head with a coffee mug. And can you tell me again why you didn't call us when all that happened? Cuz she already had me against the wall. I know. But and as I was walking away, why am I going to call the cops when she already called? Because it's a domestic battery. Did you know that she called the cops? I heard her calling the cops in the bedroom. I didn't know that I should have called as well. I didn't know both parties need to call. Okay. All right. Um, if you don't mind standing over here with this officer, I'm going to give a call to my supervisor, ask him a couple questions, let him know what we got going on here, and um, I'll get back to you in a minute. Okay. You want You can sit back. You When questioned about tampering with evidence, the daughter offers her explanation. Uh, so I did have one more question for you. So, if you knew that the police were coming, why did you clean up the mug? I didn't know that the were coming. I wasn't trying to like purposely I was just cleaning up the mess after an argument that So you did not but you just told me that you knew the police were coming. That's why you didn't call because you knew they were coming anyway. I wasn't trying to tamper with evidence. I just was cleaning up. It's just a natural instinct. If there's glass on the floor and I have kids running in the house, I'm going to pick it up. I'm not going to leave liquid on the floor for them to run and slip on or to ruin the hardwood floors. Like I'm just going to pick it up. Okay. I'm call but I saw that she has she has um power of attorney over the children. But you have full custody. I have full custody. The only reason I signed over power of attorney was so that she could get Bennett cuz she I was living in Orlando with my boyfriend at the time and he needed to go to rehab. I was going with him obviously because I was still using two. I might as well go. And so I asked my mom to keep the kids. We were kind of like back and forth with And I was she has done a lot for them. Like I'm not going to take that away from her. But now like I'm doing what I can. And so I signed a power of attorney that's expired multiple times and I've had to sign it again. Sign it again. And that's our biggest fight is mom. Like okay I'm doing what I need to do. I've done all these steps. Like can we just transition back now and she doesn't want to let she doesn't want to let any of that happen. And it's just a constant battle of like okay she wants to control every little way that I do things with them because she feels like her way is the right way. And it's just It's getting annoying at this point. It really is. So, did the two kids see what happened? They were in the living room, so I'm assuming they Do you mind if I talk to them by myself with them? Okay. Are they right in here? What are their names? You're allowed to go inside. Okay. What are their names? Cash is my son and is my police also speak with the children who witnessed the entire incident. Hi. Hi. Hi. My name is Officer John. Okay. I'm with the Okala Police Department. What's your guys' names? Hash. Okay. Did you guys see anything that happened here tonight between your your grandma and your mom? Yeah, they were fighting. Okay. What happened? They were punching each other and kicking each other. Okay. Who started it? Did you see who started it? Our mom did. She She told our grandma to kick her. Okay. She told your grandma to kick her. Why do you think she did that? They were fighting because my sister had to because to clean up but and my grandmother just came out ready to but my mom said that she had this under control. My grandmother didn't believe her and then they start fighting. Okay. And you said your mom was the one that that started the fight. Okay. Um what about you Kaylee? What did you see? Did you see anything else? Who who started it? Oh, and I think they broke a coffee mug. Okay. They broke a coffee mug. Do you know who broke the coffee mug? Just one of them. I think it was our mom. Okay. Has this ever happened before? Your mom and grandma fighting? They actually fighting since my mom was like four or five years old. Okay. So, it's been a long time. Yeah. Okay. Was there anybody else here when that happened or just you guys and your mom and grandma? Okay. I appreciate you guys talking to me. Okay. How you guys feel though after it all? Are you you upset or anything or is it just a normal occurrence for you? I just scared. You get scared when it happened? Yeah. According to them, their mother started to fight, making it increasingly clear who the primary aggressor was. All righty. Well, I'm going to go back out here and talk to your mom again. And uh your grandma's all right. She just went to the doctor to get checked out, so she's okay. All righty. Appreciate you guys. Thank you very much. You're welcome. All right. So, listen. Here's the deal. Um obviously I wasn't here, right? I'm the stuff that, you know, I'm here three hours later trying to pick up pieces of what happened. Okay. Um, right now your mom's got worse injuries than you do. Okay. I do see that you have scratches there, right? Um, you I don't think you've been completely honest with me. Okay. Because you told me that the reason why you didn't call us is because you knew we were coming, but then you admitted to cleaning the coffee mug up. Am I asked why you clean the coffee mug up? You said it's because you didn't know we were coming. Okay. So, you know. Okay. Well, we can agree to disagree. Okay. Here's the thing. What I'm going to be doing tonight is is placing under arrest for domestic battery. Okay. All right. So, can you stand up for me? Turn around. Can I call somebody real quick before you arrest me to get to let them know so that I can be bonded out? I'll do Let's do it after we after. Despite her protests and explanations, the daughter is arrested for domestic battery. Number one, when a mom has to call 911 on her own kids. Police are dispatched to a home where a mother has reported a violent altercation between her daughter and son. According to the call, the daughter was chasing her brother with a plastic pipe. This is the scene as officers arrive. It was both of us. What's up? 102 with multiple people. Ma'am, go ahead and put a shirt on and drop the pipe. Please drop the pipe, ma'am. I'm not going to ask you again. Drop the pipe. Drop the rock and drop the pipe. Now, drop the rock and drop the pipe. Drop the pipe. I don't need to drop. No. Stop. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Stop. Stop. I'm not turning around. Stop. Stop. Don't get on the floor. Get on the floor. Get on the floor. Get on the ground. Oh my god. What is wrong with this girl? I'm sorry. Don't grab me. Grab this one. Yep. I got it. We can double click it. Double click. Why was it all that serious? Are you stressing? Can't get the angle. Oh, you didn't get it on yet. No, that's what I'm saying. You got the got it. Put that. He got that one. No, it was three of us fighting, bro. Just give her just put the hand over. With the daughter now in cuffs, they try to question her to understand what happened, but she continues to resist. Yep. Go ahead, Hulk. You're good, Hulk. Hold on. Hold on. I'm stuck. I'm stuck. I only got one on. I can't with the one. You need to do the two. There you go. Hola. For what? All that for what? Can I put shirt on? Hold on. You don't like some medicine. You punch me in my face. She got the cameras rewinding. Okay, hold on. And I'm just going to sit you up. I'm just going to sit. Two, three, sit up. Sit up. Come on. I got you. Sit up. And I'm going to let you put a shirt on. Ready? 1 2 3. Lift. You don't want to sit up. Huh? What's going on today? What's going on? [Applause] Come on. Sit on your butt. Can we sit up, please, so we can talk and figure out what's going on? What's your name? Jasine. Jasmine, sit up. You're not Listen, you're not going to jail right now. I detained you because you have weapons in your hands. You're not going to jail right now. Just don't give us a hard time so we could figure out what's going on. There you go. Hold on. No, her arms are good. Hold on. Don't make this hard. Don't make this hard. Once in custody, she gives her version of events. the other car. Okay, it's okay. Okay, you we didn't say you was in trouble right now. Nobody said we're just trying to figure out what's going on. Look, I'm going to put some AC on. Go ahead. Sit in there. There you go. Mhm. It's all right. You can sit aside. Put your feet up. It's all right. You feel the AC? It's all right. It's okay. 965120. What were you guys arguing about? You and your grandpa. I was talking to my mama and I'm just telling her I got six kids, bro. And I'm just telling her, bro, every time, every time when my kids go to eat, bro, I feel like I always got to buy my cousin them kids and mom won't be tripping. Now, that's all I said to her, bro. Then she came a granddad came in, bro. His mouth, he had said something to me. And then he had in my face. I had to push the chair in front of us. And then he had pushed me. He pushed me. So when he pushed me, I pushed his then everybody started jumping on me and yelling at me and getting in my face. Then my little brother had came up in my face. And then when he came up in my face, I told him, I said, "Bro, get off of me." And I had left my hands out to like block him. And when I tried to block him, just swung on me. He pushed me in a row in my arm. He punched me in my face, knocked me all in the grass. And then that's when I started fighting, claiming the situation escalated after being pushed by her father. And then again, when her younger brother got involved, she insists she's being scapegoed and portrayed as the aggressor unfairly. I tried to fight him that and I'm like, "Bro, I'm 28. He just turned 18. I know I'm going to go to jail for that. I really swang on him." So, I picked the brick up and he kept punching me in my face. That's why my mama sitting there. That's why she ain't want to tell y'all his name, bro. She be lying. What happened after you picked the brick up? Then, that's when y'all had pulled up, bro. He ran I ran in the road. I went in the back of the house, bro, cuz he kept punching me in my face. You can look at my face, bro. He kept sticking me in my face. Could hit my everything. Turn the other way. Oh, my shoulder. He pushing in the road. Everything on my knees. Them woman just sitting there acting like it ain't nothing. Like I'm the problem. Like it was all on me. And then she be lying. That's why she want to just tell y'all his name. Though she's not immediately taken to jail, she's eventually charged with domestic battery and resisting without violence. Not every family dispute ends in resolution. Sometimes it ends with someone in handcuffs and a parent left wondering where things went wrong. What do you think about situations like these? Drop your thoughts below.