Sometimes parents mess up and it's the cops who step in to set things right. Here are five cases when good cops rescue kids from awful parents. Number five, this dad thought driving with no tire and a beer was a good idea. Officers respond to reports of a reckless driver swerving down the highway, missing a front tire, grinding on the rim, and with a child riding in the back seat. Once stopped, officers approach and immediately notice the man's erratic behavior. >> I agree. Never mind. >> Dude, you got to get off the road. You can't keep driving on a flat tire. >> I'm trying to get behind you on the left side. >> Okay, Nevie, you're trying to go around this way. I got to get you safely over there so we can get you off the road and get you some help. Okay, let me stop Let me stop traffic in the right lane so I can get you over there. Okay, >> over that way then. Okay. All the way over. All the way over. Onto the shoulder. You got to get on the shoulder. You can't keep driving on that rim. >> You got to get off to the shoulder. You can't keep driving on that rim. You're just doing more damage and you're slowing traffic down. On the right shoulder. 550. 550. >> Can you change this to a signal 12 driving westbound on the on the rim of the vehicle? Um, for some reason doesn't want to pull over. I don't know if he's involved with the signal three or what's going on. >> Stop your vehicle. >> What? >> Did you vomit on yourself? No, sir. Come over here. Get that. >> Well, it looks like you've urinated. >> That's incorrect. >> What's that? Why is your crotch region wet? >> It's not. >> Yes, it is. >> It's Look, it's in That's not a wet crotch region, sir. So, what am I seeing there? You're not seeing anything. That doesn't make any sense. What happened to your car? Why don't you have a tire? >> I do have a tire. I'm trying to get home with it with my tire. >> No, what I'm telling you is the front of your vehicle does not have a tire on it. Were you unaware that the front of your vehicle does not have a tire? >> I'm getting home on the tire that my vehicle had. >> When asked about the missing tire, he denies it, claiming he's just trying to get home. There's a tire under. >> That's not it. >> What do you mean that's not it? >> I'm going to get home. >> On this on your rim? >> Yes, sir. >> You're going to drive on the highway. On your rim? >> I'm currently doing so. >> Not Well, that with you in the car. I'm getting home. >> Who is that in the car with you? >> It's a gentleman getting home with me. >> A what? >> A gentleman getting home with me. >> A gentleman. >> It's my son getting home with me. >> How old's your son? >> He's 10. >> Okay. So, why are you putting your son's life in jeopardy? >> He's not in jeopardy cuz we're both getting home. >> Not well. You're driving on the highway without a tire. That's not safe. >> We have four tires. I just showed you a picture of your vehicle without one tire. >> I don't agree with you. >> Come over here. Come on. >> Right over here. >> That's not safe. >> Oh, so you don't want us to take a look at it >> to get that close to the road with you. No. >> You forced me to get over that? >> I forced you to cuz you were pulling into the road >> because I grabbed your shoulders. I put you into the road. You're saying I put you into the road. >> You did because you tried to drive off. >> That's what happened when I pulled up. >> I'm I'm mistaken. >> Do you have your driver's license with you? >> Well, of course. >> Where were you coming from? >> Where I was coming from is from Princeton. The conversation quickly spirals. The man contradicts himself repeatedly, gets defensive, and refuses to acknowledge the risks he's taking. Okay. Where on Princeton? From Princeton. From what location? >> Princeton. What's your confusion, sir? What location were you coming from? Were you coming from your house? A friend's house, a business, a restaurant, a gas station? my house on Princeton. >> So, you weren't coming back from your house. >> What's your confusion? >> Can you just tell me if you were coming from your house or not? >> I was coming from my house on Prince. >> Okay, that was very difficult. All right. Now, where are you headed? >> Well, I'm currently heading east. Where? What's the destination? >> I'm heading east to pick up my son. >> Is that your son? >> No, sir. A different son. >> Hey buddy, can you stay in the car? >> No. I left him. Okay. >> I love him. >> What's going on? >> Awesome. Close your door. >> Sir, you don't tell me what to say to my son. Close your door. >> Everything's all right. >> Okay. You're allowed. >> Okay. You all right? You're physically okay? >> No, I'm good. I know. >> Close your door. Sir, how dare you grab my credit? I'm aston. >> What is happening? >> What is happening? >> Do you have an explanation? No. You're going to come. >> Don't worry, bud. They don't have anything to hold me on. Come over here. Come over here. >> And just like that, he ends up in cups, still insisting he's done nothing wrong. >> Drag me. No, you have to drag me. >> What am I doing? Sure. Put him down. Put him down. >> Drag me. >> On your butt. >> Roll over on your butt. >> You have to tell me what I'm doing wrong. >> Roll over on your butt, bud. >> Am I doing anything wrong? >> Sit up. Am I doing anything wrong? Yep. >> Let's put him in the car. >> You're not a pig. >> Oh, prove to me that I'm not a scoundrel. >> Well, how am I not a scoundrel, sir? You're putting me in your car because I'm doing what wrong? What am I doing wrong? >> You going to set up or no? >> I'm doing what wrong, sir? >> You're going to go in the back of the car. You going to do it on your own or we going to put you in there? >> What are my rights? What's your option? >> What are my rights? >> What are my rights? You're under arrest. >> What are my rights? >> My rights are >> We have two options. Get in the car on your own or have us put you in there. Which one do you choose? >> It's very simple. We can very easily put you in the backseat of the car. We would hope that you would put yourself in the backseat of the car. Those are your two options. What are you going to do, sir? >> What are my rights? >> You have two options. Which you tell me right in the backseat of the car. Sir, I'm not going to grab your legs. You're not going to go in the backseat of the car. >> My rights are what? My rights are what? What are my rights? What are my rights? Do I have rights? I don't have rights. I don't have rights. >> There you go. >> I don't have rights. What are my rights? >> Go. Uh, >> what are my rights? Do I have rights? What are my rights? >> You start acting right now. >> What are my rights? >> Don't kick. >> What are my rights? No one's kicking. I'm asking for rights. >> All right, close the door. >> My rights are uh non-existent. What are my rights? >> He's not He's not going to let us. Uh, >> do I have rights? Do I have rights? >> I'm going to sit down correctly. >> What are my rights? What are my rights? >> You are under arrest. We are depriving you of your >> having no rights. >> We are depriving you of your civil liberties. You are under arrest. >> As things heat up, officers turn their attention to the child, making sure he's okay and working to contact his mother. >> What have I done? >> You >> driving under suspicion of driving under the influence. >> Well, I mean that's >> And if you do not sit up, we will close this car. I have right to what? >> Where is >> He's He's in the police car, so he's safe. Okay. So, he's not on the side of the road. It's dangerous to be out here on the side of the road. >> He's not He's not They're not doing everything they can to get hurt. Okay. >> Hey, buddy. >> Let me ask you a question. Who is that to you? >> Dad. One of those. >> He's your dad. >> My dad. >> Is your dad? Do you have any contact to your mom? >> Do you mind if I call your mom? >> Do you know your mom's phone number? >> Here. What's your mom's phone number, bud? >> You can call her? Give me a second. >> She He doesn't live with her mom, but >> she doesn't live. Now you got to let your mom. >> Okay. I got to talk to your mom. All right. >> Please. Okay. >> It's okay. >> It's okay. >> The child stays calm, but it's a tough situation as his dad keeps resisting and challenging every move the officers make. >> Is your Is your Do you have any type of relationship with the child's mother? >> I'm sorry. You're talking about his mother? Yes, >> we are in good >> Are you going to listen to her or would you rather listen to me? Your hands are going back behind your back. Okay, I'm telling you that now. >> Secondary location. >> There is no debating that fact. Your hands are going back behind your back and you're going to jail per policy the way we need to. >> So, I'm asking you, is it would it help if she talks you into this or do we have to do it? I haven't done anything wrong. >> That is a a moot point at this point. That's between you and the judge. >> Oh, >> you're under arrest >> because >> you have to cooperate. >> All right. You're under arrest >> because >> Because you're under arrest. You broke the law because you suspect you violated law. So, are you going to put your hands behind your back? You going to put your hands behind your back or not? >> What are my Miranda rights, Mr. Brendan? >> What are my Miranda rights? I'm not asking you questions about the crime you can commit. >> I am asking you questions about my >> Well, last I checked, sir, you're not a police officer. >> You are. >> So, are you going to put your hands behind your back? >> You're a police officer and I'm asking you what my rights are and I'm within my rights to ask you what my Miranda rights are. Sergeant, >> you need to put your hands behind your back >> because why? What does Miranda say? >> Okay, so I get everybody's info. >> Sergeant Greg, what are my Miranda rights? What are my Miranda rights? >> I'm not asking you questions about your crime. I'm telling you that you need to put your hands behind your back. But what are my Miranda rights? >> I'm telling you that you need to put your hands behind your back. >> What are my Miranda rights? You're failing to understand the question I'm asking. >> Even in the patrol car, he won't let up, arguing, demanding to know his rights, and refusing to accept that he's in the wrong. >> What are my Miranda rights? >> When he gets You got a pair of gloves. >> Do I have the right to remain silent? >> You don't know, Sergeant Frag. That's what's most infuriating to me. >> What are my rights? What are my rights? So, in a minute you're going to be coming out taken out of the car and you're going to be put back in a pair of riffles and you're going to be put in the car. >> What are my rights? What are my rights? >> We're not talking about your rights. >> Sir, you can't not talk about my rights if you're going to an arrest. >> Oh, it's not how it works. >> What are my rights? >> Sergeant R. Greg of the Orlando Police Department. >> We're not talking about your rights. You're under arrest right now. >> Oh, when I'm under arrest, what are my rights? I have rights when I'm under arrest. What are You are under arrest. >> What are my rights? >> Do not get out of the car and try to take you out. >> Oh, excuse me. What are my rights when I'm being arrested? Sergeant Greg, that's an easy question. Do you want me to tell them to you? I'll tell you. >> I don't I don't need to read them. I'm not asking you questions. >> I'm asking you questions. You're failing to give me the answer to that question. Sergeant Greg, what are my rights as a person being arrested? >> The right to remain silent. >> You can take up those rights with your attorney. >> You have to tell them to me. No, >> I don't. Uh, you don't have to me. >> You do not have to mirandise me. >> You don't have to meandise me. >> Sergeant R. Greg with him. >> Sir, I'm going to remember you said Sergeant R. Greg said we don't have to. >> I'm not questioning you right now about a crime. >> You don't need to be Miranda, Mark. >> This is true, sir. >> Because why? >> Because I'm not questioning you about a crime. >> Okay, then why am I being arrested? The only reason I'm here is because you you keep slipping your cops around the front and it's our policy. You have to go to jail with them around the back. >> You're not telling me why. >> Step on up so we can sir. >> I demand my Miranda rights. >> Tell me my Miranda rightites, Sergeant R. Greg. >> Finally, he gets what he's asking for. His Miranda rightites are read. But does that calm him down? Not quite. >> You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand that? Anything you anything you say against you in court. >> Sergeant, you have to say the same. No call shots. He's good to go. Sergeant is not randizing me. He is aggressing me. >> Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. >> Hurting me. Now you should be able to uncuff him and get his hands back against the wall. >> Sergeant Greg is not mirandizing me. >> Sir, stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. You're failing to aggress me. Things only escalate as officers decide to hobble him to ensure safety and compliance. >> I'm asking you to mirandize me and you were shoving me against the wall. >> I was doing that and then >> you I mean like I asked him to do it and he and you both >> You don't get to decide the way this is going to go. >> You're under arrest for DUI for what? >> Not suspicion of DUI. DUI. There's probable cause to arrest you for DUI. That's why you're in custody. >> Under what? Like can you explain it to me? 316 193 sub1 also child neglect and resisting without none >> of that makes any sense to me. >> That's okay. It doesn't have to. >> I mean, he refused to merangize me. >> You'll be able to get a lawyer after this is done. >> I don't think that's the case. I'm bored. >> I think you're all pigs. >> I think none of you opinion. >> You're not going to let me get a lawyer. >> Not a single one of you. Do you want to lay him down? >> You know, you don't have to pick me up like a dead body. >> You're going to pigs. Prove your pigs. Be pigs. Thanks. Yep. This is what pigs do. I mean, if you weren't pigs, you would do it differently. Do you have an explanation for why you're not pigs? Of course not. Why aren't you not pigs? >> Because you have force over me. A >> little bit tighter. >> Yeah. >> No, cuz we're heading now. We'll put him in a seat belt. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. He was before. I don't tried on this side. I'll go around. >> All right. All right. >> Cool. >> All right. You got your camera in your car, right? >> Yep. Just turn him on his side. >> All right. >> Going that way. >> Yep. >> Even then, he doesn't hold back. Still throwing insults at the officers despite being fully restrained. >> This hurts. I'm being abused. You don't care. Your pants. >> Oh my god. >> None of you cares. You're stink. You're okay. But you're pigs. >> Okay. You're entitled to your opinion. Well, >> my opinion is correct. >> Okay. Okay. All right, I'll take him to jail. >> After the child is safely handed over to the mom, officers search the vehicle and find multiple empty beer cans within arms reach of the driver. He's charged with DUI, child neglect, and resisting without violence. Number four, mother turns child into human shield during police confrontation. A sheriff's deputy stops a car after spotting what appears to be an expired tag. When he runs the license, it returns as suspended. Here's what happens next. Hello, that is downstairs office. Your license is coming back in. Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. When I ran the tag, it comes back to the vehicle, but the issue I'm having is that the license is coming back expired or not out. All right. You have my registration. Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. How come you don't have the registration? >> Cuz it's in it's in a folder with all my other important documents and I took it out cuz I had to go to the DMV one day and I took it out and I left it in the house. >> Okay, I got you. >> But it's me. >> All right, you got to look for that. I'm going be right back with you. Okay. 24. >> I would have her step out of the vehicle quick. >> Has she been somewhat cooperative or has she just been >> She's been a little combative. >> Great. >> Not very happy. >> Combative. >> Okay. >> So, pay attention to your car. You're on a traffic stop. High priority. Okay, let's have some good officer safety. So, let's pull her out of the car, have her step back to the front of your car so we're not putting her handcuffs in front of her child if we can avoid that. Okay. >> Okay. >> After briefly discussing the missing registration and license issue, the deputy asks her to step out of the car. >> Oh, man. You mind stepping out for me? >> What's the problem? >> Do you mind stepping out for me? >> And I know the reason why I'm stepping out with my baby in my arms. You can put your baby in the car. You can step out of here. >> Can I know why? Because you've been asked to step out of Is there a reason why? >> Yes. >> Can I step out of you? >> Okay, ma'am. If you're trying to expl my baby and can I have a spot, please? Thank you. I don't feel safe. I don't No, do not. Do not grab my Ty Ty. Ty. Oh my god. No. Please don't do this to me. Please. >> Okay. >> No. My baby. No. This is mine. No. Please, I will comply. Stop. Please >> put the baby in the face. >> Why are you doing this to me? >> Get your hands off of me. You are violating my right. Put the baby. >> Yes, you are. >> Put the baby in the car seat. >> The baby. I'm putting him in the car seat. Get off of me. Get your hands off me. I need to call somebody. I need to call his father. I'm sorry. >> Either hand me the baby or put him. Either me the baby or blind or I am >> my phone the baby. >> I don't I need a supervisor. I do not feel safe. I do not feel safe. >> Stop. Please. This is my child. >> Stop. Oh my god. Stop. Give me my baby, please. >> Eventually, officers managed to get her out of the vehicle and into handcuffs. She continues yelling and crying, asking why she's being arrested. >> Why am I being arrested, sir? >> Stop. >> No, I'm asking you a question. >> We will get to that. We will get to that. >> Overreaction. Give me my baby. >> We will get to that. >> My baby. >> Put her in the V of the car and get her in cuffs. >> Oh my god. >> Why am I being arrested? Y'all still haven't told me anything like I'm a criminal. I'm going to mother play with y'all. Y'all are overreacting. >> Oh my god. >> Do I have a warrant or something? >> Y'all still haven't taught me anything. >> I need to get someone on the phone to come get my baby. >> No. Oh my god. Please. I'm on Highway 49. Oh my god. Ty, come get me, please. Why are y'all doing this? Why are y'all doing this? What am I being arrested for? >> What am I being arrested for? Y'all are overreacting. Watch your work. What problem? Y told me anything. Y'all see me over about my car is not right. What? I have a 2 month old baby. I just quit back to work two days ago. Why the problem? >> I need to search her phone. Put her in the vehicle. Wait, I need a supervisor right now. I'm not doing this. >> I need to search her before I get like I'm a criminal. I haven't been in jail in years. What's wrong with y'all? >> Wrong with you over a priority. Do we have her under control? No, we don't. >> I am under control. Your ass ain't telling me what I'm going to jail for. >> Okay. >> Wrong with don't know my rights. Y'all have to tell me why am I a fashion? Yes. >> Not how this works. Take half a step. >> I don't have Oh my god. >> She repeatedly demands to call someone to take care of her baby. Officers confirm the arrest and explain the charges. >> I don't have nothing on me. Why are you searching me? Bro, >> you're going to jail. >> For what? >> Driver with a license suspended. >> I didn't know my license was suspended. Oh my god. Get off of my arm. Can I prom my baby daddy to come get my child, please? I will go to jail. The only thing I'm asking is for someone to please can I get someone to please come get my baby? No, please. My baby is two months old. Please. Oh my god. I can't. No. Please. My baby. I need to be over there with my god. Please, I can't speak to somebody. You are being so mean right now, Miss Spray. What your problem? Oh my god. What do we have at this point? >> We have uh resisting without violence and DWL knowingly. Okay. So, with that being said, she's going to jail, correct? What's her priority at this point? >> Yes. >> Way back around. >> It's not even there. >> This is hard. >> Okay. As long as we can maintain that the child is safe right now, why don't we let her calm down so she's not screaming, yelling at us, cussing us out before she calls father to child come to get the child. Okay. >> Okay. >> 35. >> After securing the woman, deputies try to deescalate the situation by letting her call someone to pick up her baby. >> Can I just call somebody for my baby, please? I don't care about anything else. I just >> We're going to call someone. >> Take a deep breath for me. [Music] >> I might have your phone. >> I'm going to give you that. >> We had a hard time putting her back there. Let's not open the door. She put the window down. We can talk to her through the window. Cuz what happens if she undoes that seat belt? She jumps out. Can Can I call somebody, please? Please. >> Yes, that's what we're trying to work on. But I need you to calm down for me. Okay. >> Take a deep breath. >> Who you Who do you need? Paul to come get the baby. >> My baby daddy, please. >> All right. Now, open this. >> I can't give it to you. All right. >> Swipe all the way to the right. >> Mark. >> Mark. >> The first one. [Music] >> FaceTime. FaceTime. >> We're just doing a phone call. [Music] Oh my god. [Music] Please. I need you to come get off. I'm on 29. I need you to come get him. Give me the phone. I can't hear. She first tries calling the child's father, who's unavailable. >> Please hurry up. They let you cry. >> We're at 29 in Detroit. We need you to come so that you can get the baby. Okay. >> Are you going to be able to go with her? >> Yes, that is my family. Y'all are not thinking. Okay. >> Please, is he crying? >> No, he's not. [Music] >> Okay. >> All right. Who else can we call the phone? Hang up. I'm going to call Tati. Hang it up, officer. I I'll call you back. Hang it up. Hang it up. I'm going to call Tati and see where she at. Please hang it up. >> He's in Alabama. >> Yeah, he's actually he's doing something else. Call Tati. Is it a t a >> ty with a orange heart? >> This is definitely an emergency with SC County Sheriff's Office. >> Tati, >> I'm calling you to see if you would be able to come pick up >> Marcelo. Tati, please. Can I see the phone, please? Can I talk to her? Please, just please. Y'all got my nerves wrecked. Y'all don't understand. Hey, >> Tatty. I'm right here. I'm 129. >> Okay. >> Because they talking about my license is suspended. I didn't know nothing about no license being suspended. I'm looking at the computer and I'm reading it. It say suspended indefinitely. I didn't know nothing about that. So, but this back here to being nasty. Everybody give a Hey, this is Stephanie. Is this you could have been an officer. >> The officers stay calm and coordinate the pickup, making sure her cousin knows where to go and how to safely receive the child. knew my gut. You could have mother been uh professional enough to tell me what being arrested for which traffic parked across from you would like to >> trying to get a hold of anybody right now to come get a baby. But one person we did get a hold of is all the way out in Alabama. And then now we're trying to talk to I guess her cousin to come out. >> Hey, she's coming to pick up the child. She will be here in a silver park. She's going to park in front of this Kia when she gets here. Okay. She's going to take the child. So, what else do we need to do? >> Uh someone to take the vehicle or call a rotational office. >> Okay. to wait until she gets here to see if she has another licensed driver with her to take a vehicle. >> It might be easier for Miss Tatiana to park her car over here and drive with the car seat that's already properly installed. >> Copy 1950. Please don't make me >> one adult female to attack. Beginning is 9, excuse me, 54. >> In the meantime, the woman remains distraught in the back of the patrol car, begging to go home and pleading with officers about her recent return to work. Yes. >> You got to wait till you get first appearance. I don't know if that's going to be today. >> Please let me get a five. Please make me go home tonight. Please. >> Show 34 tonight. I'll take care of that. The woman is ultimately charged with driving while her license is suspended and resisting arrest without violence. Number three, drunk mom's reckless decision puts toddler in danger. Police respond to a call about a woman behaving suspiciously near a roadway with a small child. Here's what happens next. >> Kia, get >> out of the way. I think I got it up here. >> All right. Here. Hi. >> Right here for lunch and right here off of the sidewalk. You can sit here. >> Oh, you got a buddy. And there's my phone. >> All right. Hey guys. So, what's going on? >> We were driving down the line. We're not filming once, but we just had somebody approach us. Okay. >> She was hanging out into the road. She was trying to check. She said she ran. She's >> doesn't seem to want to hear her at all. Okay. And he's three. >> He's three. >> And he was closer to the road than her crying. That's what >> I've got. So when you say incoherent, do you mean possibly under the influence of alcohol? >> Anything? She's playing. >> She can't keep a balance. Okay. >> Okay. >> Did she say that's her son? >> Did she say that's her child? >> Mommy. >> Is that your mommy? >> VIP section? >> No. >> We don't know. He's three. Does he talk? >> She talk because she has kids as well. >> So, she opened up to us. >> Okay. >> So, get warm in the back of my car. >> Yeah. He was asking to get >> Yeah. Do you want to get warm? Come here, buddy. >> Is that your phone? >> Yeah. I'll put it on on my phone. >> Here. Can we give that back to her? I'll give you cartoons when we get to my car. Okay. >> Cartoons. >> Cartoons. All right. >> He did mention. >> Yeah. >> That they were trying to get to his dad's house. >> To his dad's house. >> Cool. Cool. >> Yeah. >> He was sitting closest to the road crying and screaming. >> Yep. achieve it. >> The officer makes sure the child is safe and secured as they continue with their investigation. Moments later, they locate the mother identified as Audrey nearby. >> I'm assuming that's her car over there in the lane. >> Yeah. >> And that's where I was like, there's a child there. >> Yeah. What's going on? >> Do you have your license on you? >> Yeah. >> Can I just take a picture of it for a witness statement? >> Come on, buddy. We're going to go to my car. >> I'm this first one right here. Hi. What's up, Liam? What's up, buddy? >> All right, let's sit in a nice warm car. Is that better? >> Yeah. >> Can you help me get to the doctor's? >> Can I help you get to the doctors? Was that where you were heading? >> Uh-huh. I I was with my daddy. >> You were with your daddy? >> Mhm. >> All righty. Just one moment, buddy. I'm going to get you some cartoons. Okay. Kids down there. >> No, I have one child. >> Who's the kid with? >> The black lady. The gentleman came here. >> So, you know who that is? >> No, I don't. And then I'm off here. >> I was thinking come back up here to make a Uturn. >> Why did you let your kid go with them? >> They trusted her. And you don't know you don't know her then. >> No, I don't know her. So I I literally ran here. >> So can I go back >> right now? Do you have your ID on your >> No. >> Hey, I'm going to need you to take a breath and relax. Is this the first time? >> Robert King David. >> I'm Officer Jones, Sarasota Police Department. Okay. Do me a favor and have a seat on this curb. >> So tell me, have a seat on the curb. All right. >> Have a seat on the curb. There you go. So, talk to us. Why are we out here today? >> I ran out of gas. >> You ran out of gas. >> Maybe you turn. >> And that's your car right there, right? >> The one that's not working. >> Okay. >> And then the gentleman got me. He said he's going to get in the gas. >> And that was it. >> She claims she ran out of gas and was trying to get some. Audrey insists she only wanted help and says she met nice people willing to assist. >> And that was it. >> Oh, I saw her. >> Yeah. So, >> why is your Is that your child? >> Yes. >> When I ran out of gas. >> When you ran out of gas. So, then how'd he get out of the car? >> I carried >> Okay. You That's making sense now. So, you went down to the gas station to get gas. >> No, I did. The gas station's over there. I didn't make it to the gas station. I carried him running to go to the gas station. They were nice to black people that offered help. >> Okay. >> So, I said, "Okay, while wait, he's called. >> What's your name, sweetheart? >> What's my name?" Audrey. >> Audrey? Spell that for me. >> Yeah. She's not making a whole lot of sense. >> Yeah. So, she was like whispering almost like like she lost her voice or something when I first heard talking to her. Um, she seems to have recovered now. But yeah, this guy here who was with the girl who had the child came over to me first and was like, "Yeah, she down here acting really weird." >> Okay. >> Like she's on something is what he said. >> Yeah. >> 100%. >> Okay. Yeah. You all right? >> Okay. Audrey, when was the last time you used? >> No. >> Okay. Do you suffer from any mental health conditions? >> No. >> Okay. When was the last time you did use >> any any sort of I didn't say anything specific. just any sort of >> cuz it seems to me that you you might be under the influence of something right now based off of your behavior. Would you like to get checked by an ambulance? >> She admits the child is hers but struggles to provide clear answers. >> No. >> Okay. Cuz something isn't something's not right. >> What the came up? I'm sick because I have a voice. That's fine. I let I wouldn't ask for help when I need help. >> Sure. Sure. So, here's what we're going to do. Okay. You're going to tell me from the moment that your car ran out of fuel right here. It's you, right? >> Okay. Talk me from that point all the way straight through to me being right here. >> Talk me through everything that happened so I can get a full understanding. I grabbed my son and I ran until I met the two people there and then I ran back here because he said he got gas and I was going to put gas in my foot. That was it. You can ask her. Ask him. That's it. That is it. >> Okay. >> She's my witness. I'm getting her information right now. >> What What does she say? So she is saying that when she came up this way, >> little man was pretty much on the curb where he was walking. Mom jumped out, said that she had no gas, but she said that she grabbed >> child was on the curb. >> Child was in the bike lane, >> right? >> No, with mom, but mom was trying to hitchhike and get someone to get her gas. But she said she was concerned for child because mom was swaying and she believes that mom was incoherent and unable to give complete sentences when she got out with her. She took kid to go get warm in her car. >> Okay. >> And she just brought me back child. >> Okay. >> She said that they were driving him to dad's house. At least from what she gathered from conversation with him. Kid just told me he's going to the doctors. >> Okay. >> But he's three. >> Perfect. Beautiful. >> And uh also when she asked if we're going to call the cops, she looked like she's getting ready to run. And I said, "No, he's got he's stuck." >> Her version of events is incomplete, leaving out that she had been in the road with her son. >> So Audrey, >> you failed to mention the part when you were standing here in the roadway with your child attempting to flag someone down for help. You never mentioned that to me, but the witnesses are. So talk to me about that. >> Why did you choose to leave that out? >> I'm sorry. I wanted somebody to stop. >> Okay. Hey. Do you have a do you have a phone? >> It's in the car. >> Okay. Does it work? >> Yes. >> So, why wouldn't you call, I don't know, 911 or >> I just felt that I'm like a corner of the gas station. >> Do you know what temperature it is outside right now? >> 62. >> No, it's 45. >> Okay. So, would you think that it's reasonable to have you and your child standing on the side of the road in 45°ree weather at dusk where nobody can see you? >> We I I literally ran with him to the gas station just stopped. >> Audrey, I'm going to ask you one more time. When was the last time you used? >> I don't use. You've been testing it. I don't use. >> Okay. You ever been arrested before? >> Yes. >> For what? >> DUI. >> DUI. Okay. >> You have that in your database. >> Okay. When were you arrested for DUI? >> 2021. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink? Tonight. >> Tonight? No. Okay. >> Audrey, I'm going to give you one chance to be honest with me. And if you are not honest with me, this is not going to go the way that you think it's going to go. So, be honest with me. How much have you had to drink tonight? Audrey, how much have you had to drink tonight? >> Initially, she denies drinking but later admits the truth. The famous two drinks. Do you want one more chance? >> No. >> To tell me what it is. >> I might be back. I'm not even driving in my car. >> Okay. Do me a favor and stand up. >> Stand up. Stand up. Put your hands back. Okay. You're just going to be detained right now. I think maybe if I can get you into the warmth of my patrol car might sober you up a little bit and you can help answer some of these questions. Okay. Does that make sense? >> Hello. >> Mueller. >> You hearing what I'm saying? Yes. >> Okay, perfect. >> So, are you detaining me? >> Well, right now, uh, you're going to be detained for possible child neglect. Go ahead and drop that. >> I didn't observe you in the car. Nobody's observed you in the car. So, doing the DUI route might not work out, but child abuse. We'll see. So, come walk with me to the back of the car. See, you can barely walk on your own. Are you kidding me? shoot. >> Go ahead and have a seat. >> Two PS. >> Okay. Have a seat. >> No weapons. >> Have a seat. It was just a pat down. You're good. Have a seat. Warm up. >> Okay. So, you see how this is concerning to me that you can't even get into the back of the car. >> I don't have my glasses. >> Doesn't require glasses, my friend. >> I've already signal. >> So, actually, how did it So, you guys came out. I got to look for my glasses. >> You're good. Um, so when you you parked all the way down there, >> man. >> So, where was she? Yeah. Where was she at? >> How did she end up here? Where was little man? >> And then how did little man stay in your possession while mom is all the way down here? >> That's the thing. >> Yeah. >> Is my the mother bearing me to go on the 12th and I'm like, I can't do it without turning around. >> Yes. The witness reports she was standing in the road waving for help with her three-year-old son crying and standing dangerously close to traffic. >> You can see where his candy dropped. >> Okay. Yep. I see right there on the sidewalk. >> So that's about the vicinity standing out and she was almost all the way >> in the bike lane. So she was in the bike lane. Little man was where that little white piece of candy is. >> No, she was right here going like this. >> Yeah. And he was like right here crying. He was closer. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And then he saw something else and we all pulled over around the same time. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And she was just trying to hitchhike and when you when you approached her, what'd you say? >> I ran out of gas. >> Okay. Then how did >> And I go, that doesn't look like ran out of gas thinking in my head. >> Yeah. >> And the way she couldn't even talk standing up. >> So then how is it she let you take Liam or were you just chilling down there the entire time and she walked back up this way? >> Yeah. >> Really? Did she tell you to watch him? Like >> Well, I was trying to make him comfortable cuz he was freaked out and crying. So I showed him my twins. >> Yeah. >> And I was like, "Here's my twin toddlers. What's your name?" Trying to make him comfortable. >> Stop crying. Yeah. >> Cuz I mine are on the spectrum. >> Yeah. Okay. >> So I was me and the guy were more interested in making him like, "What's your name?" >> Yeah. >> And cuz I couldn't even understand her. >> Yeah. And um and then all of a sudden she saw the first patrol car show up and I go, "Oh." She goes, "I don't want to get towed." And I go, "Oh, he's probably got guys just to move it. Push it. I can't. We can't push it. We'll leave it to the guys." And then couple minutes after she just, "Can you watch him?" And booked it. >> Okay. And I was like, "Yeah, he wanted to go into my car." >> Yeah. And I was like, I I I want to, so you be warm, but >> Yeah. No, I get it. Now you're like, I don't want to be kidnapping either. Yeah. Yeah. But Okay. All right. Cool. Thank you. I appreciate it. Thank you again. I'll let Ridge know. You say hi. >> Inside the patrol car, the mother turns argumentative, repeatedly demanding to know where her son is and insisting on seeing him. >> All right. Able to warm up a little bit? >> Here's my son. Where's my son? Your >> son is with us. He's in the other car getting warmed up. Okay. >> I'm going to read you something. All right. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court attorney. Okay. >> What am I getting arrested for? >> Do you do you understand each of these rights that I explained to you? >> I'll explain it. But do you understand each of those rights that I explained to you? >> No. What am I getting arrested? >> Okay. I'll read them again. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and it will be used against >> What am I getting arrested for? You're detained and so I'm trying to read your rights. >> Detained is different than arrested. >> Correct. >> So what why am I being char what am I being charged for? >> You are detained. You are not under >> detain you're going to take me away. >> Do you want me to continue reading your rights? >> Do you want to explain the difference? >> Okay. You have the right to remember. I understand that. Would you like to explain the difference? >> Having each of these rights in mind, do you wish to speak with me? >> Yes. >> Okay, perfect. >> Hold on. >> Sorry. We're seeing if your mom can come uh be going to jail today for child neglect. All right. you operated a motor vehicle while intoxicated with your child in the back and decided that instead of calling the proper authorities, uh, you would walk down the road with them at dusk in 45°ree weather. Um, okay. Does that make sense? Okay. You're drunk and you put not only your life, but your child's life at risk by operating a vehicle like that. You understand? >> You understand? >> Yeah. >> What can I help clarify for you? Despite the officer's clear explanations, she continues to push back and deny any wrongdoing. >> Here's your ID. >> Yeah. It was on the card. >> Okay. >> Okay. What did you want me to have it in my >> No, I did not want that. >> I did not want >> that. Your wife doesn't want that either. Anything else? >> Well, I was just getting ready to ask you. Do you have any other questions for me? >> Yeah, I need my mom on the freaking phone. >> Well, well, officers are talking to your mom right now. >> All right. Well, then you can close the door when they're done. >> No other questions. Cool. Uh, we'll pull you out to do a search on you real quick and then we'll get you down to the job. >> All right, Audrey, I need you to step out of the car. >> I'm detained. I I know. >> So, shut the up. >> I have to search you before we go. I don't >> give a then search me. >> I can't do that while you're in. >> All right. Well, now don't detain a if you can't search me. >> All right. We'll do this later then. >> Roger. Why are you being complicated? >> Why you being 229? What? >> What do you need? >> Well, we have to pull you out of the car. >> Okay. So, we can we can search you and you fantastic search. >> But my partner just said you were making that a little bit difficult. >> My son away from me for >> Yes. I took your son away from you. Yes. If you're going to be mad at anybody, be mad at yourself. This is what your actions led to. >> I would have walked down the road. You drove your car intoxicated with your child in it and then when we arrived you handed your son off and started to run away because you're scared of the cops. >> During a search she resists cooperating, mocking the officers and complaining about her treatment. >> Okay. >> No, >> that's >> No, I literally went to go to the gas station to pick up something. >> Regardless >> any Okay, regardless of what? >> Okay. All right. We're done having this conversation. Oh [ __ ] >> Ready? Go. Hop out. Hop out of the car. Are you going to make this difficult? Okay. Stand up. You're acting like a child. >> Yours? >> Yeah, I got you. Just hand to me. >> Yep. All right, Cindy. You just have to ask if you have anything in inside you on you or anything like that and we find it at the jail versus here it's >> know everything. >> All right. Well, if you know anything care so shut the >> f. >> He's in the backseat of my >> I don't care what you say. Shut >> Where's my son? >> I've told you now three times it's in >> my mom. Can I see him? >> No. No. No, you may not. >> Did my mom answer the phone? >> No, she didn't. >> Have a seat in the car. >> Have a seat in the car. >> What else am I going to do? >> Slide in. >> Maybe. >> Do you need a little help? There you go. >> Where is my mom? >> I don't know. She's not answering the phone >> because she's asleep. >> Okay. The state's been notified. If we can't find a parent or I'm sorry, your his father or your mother, the state will take custody of >> lean back. >> No, >> there you go. Okay, that's how you want to do it. That's I've got one seat belt on for policy purposes. >> Efforts are made to contact the child's father and grandmother with officers explaining that if no family can take custody, the boy will be placed in state care. >> Okay. Uh any names for dad or a phone number for him? >> I do not have name or phone number for dad. >> Okay. All right. So what happened? >> So we got a call for a suspicious incident involving mom and child. So we got a call for a suspicious incident about a woman who was walking in the middle of the median trying to get a four-year-old to come towards her towards the road and then pulling him out of the road. So that's what we got called out for. We get on scene and we meet with mom, but the three-year-old is nowhere to be seen. So, I go canvasing the area and I found a passer by, someone who called in, that mom was in the median with trying to get the child to come to the road. She said that mom and child were walking down the sidewalk. Kid was closer to the road than mom was. She was hitchhiking trying to get gas for her car that she ran out. Um, and the witness said that when the mom saw cops, she said, "Watch my son." And left and booked it from the witness. She does not know the witness. So, she left her three-year-old son with a complete stranger. Um, the stranger didn't take son, left, uh, stayed on scene and waited for officers to arrive. And she told us that the mom is incoherent. We can smell alcohol on her breath. Um, and she will be going to jail today for child neglect. >> Okay. Was mom originally asking the person like for money for gas? Is that how like is that how how they started? >> The person pulled over to the side of the road because they were concerned for the child because of how close he was to the roadway. That's why they pulled over. And then when they got in contact with mom, mom was like, I ran out of gas for my car. But she said the way she was talking, the way she was swaying, that the witness said that she thought mom was maybe under the influence of something. She didn't quite say alcohol, but she thought she was under the influence of something and that's why she stayed with the mom and the child until mom decided to book it away from the child and stranger to go. >> Adding to the list of troubling discoveries about the suspect, a background check reveals a prior DUI arrest from 2021. >> All right. Anybody know? Does mom have any history of alcohol abuse? >> She does have one uh previous DUI arrest. >> Audrey is taken to jail and charged with DUI and child neglect while her son remains in protective custody pending further arrangements. Number two, when your reckless night almost destroys your family. Police respond to a crash involving a suspected drunk driver with her child in the car. When officers arrive, they find the vehicle damaged, tipped on its side, and leaking gas. >> Reference, signal 4, signal 12 driver. >> That's her baby. >> Please check them. Please, >> it's her baby. >> Please, please check them. There's a lady stuck in that car. >> Hey, buddy. How are you? 16, we need medics. Uh, there's a baby that was pulled out of the car. >> Copy. 1742. >> The baby's breathing. I'm I'm 10. Where's the driver? >> Signal 12 driver. >> Are you okay? [Music] >> I'm good. I'm good. >> No, you're not. >> Yeah, I'm good. I'm good. >> No, I'm good. I'm good. >> No. Where you going? >> No, I'm good. >> 1742. >> Where are you going? >> I'm good. >> Where are you going? >> You were just in an accident. >> Huh? You were just in an accident. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, >> I'm good. >> 54. I I I got her. >> She's trying to get away. Hang on a second. >> Can you come here? >> Why are >> you're being detained right now? Not listen. No, >> that's not the thing. >> Hey, go check. >> Meanwhile, bystanders are already helping to pull a passenger from the wreck. >> Go check on that car. It's 26th in Australia. >> Are they breathing? >> Copy. >> 26 1743 notified. >> Come over here. Please. Come on. There's gas leaking. >> Gas leaking. >> Can you stand up? >> Want me to break this hill? >> I can break this. >> Sir, can you break this bush out for me? >> Is this Will this door open? Can you guys help me help lift her up? >> What's up? What's >> up? Going to be closed off to a parking lot. >> I got everything on video. Okay. [Music] [Applause] [Music] >> You want me to grab him? One vehicle on it. So I'm sure [Music] you clarify on your 1020 once more, please. >> Let's move. Let's move down here. Okay. Cuz there's gas. >> Right here. 121. Can you clarify the 1020? >> We need to get away from the car. >> The 20 is going to be just here at the 25th of Austral. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. They They got her. >> They got her. >> Are you Are you okay? >> My arm just hurt me. My arm is hurting. >> All right, the medics are here. Let's get over here. Do you want to have a hand? >> Please help me. >> This man just sat in the back of me. >> Officers detain the driver for safety in attempt to get her to cooperate. She's clearly impaired, struggling to answer questions and denying that anything is wrong. >> Yeah. You're being detained right now. Okay. You're walkth. >> My baby right now. >> Okay. >> My My >> Take a seat. Take a seat. >> My My baby right down the street. He sell water. >> That's it. My baby get right down the street wonder. [Music] >> You okay, buddy? Come here. >> They got to check you out. Okay. >> We need your child's information cuz we're transporting your child. >> 17. >> Can you adise on injuries that's monitoring? >> Well, I'm not talking about you. I'm talking about your kid. We're taking the child to the hospital. What's your kid? Another child. Um, >> your son that was in the car with you, what's his name? >> No. >> Nobody's gotten any tags that I know of. >> Listen, don't ask questions. Just answer questions. We need your kids information. >> Well, I'll sit here and answer questions with you all day, but they're taking your kids to the hospital. >> But what's his name and date of birth? >> How do you spell his last name? >> 116. Can you give me a kiss? >> Spell his last name. >> Daddy. Daddy. Spell his last name. >> His daddy on right there. >> Spell his last name. >> His daddy right there. >> Spell his last name. >> Spell your child's last name. >> Despite repeated efforts to calm her and explain the situation. She appears unaware of the severity of what just happened. >> Miss, step out for me real quick. division one. >> Come on. >> I think the two units are coming from west 23. >> There you go. Turn around. I'm going take these handcuffs off you real quick. Okay. All right. So, the reason you were detained is cuz you were in an accident. You were walking away and you weren't being cooperative. So, I detained you. Okay. So, I could >> I could attend to all the other people. >> Okay. You understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> That make sense to you? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. So, you weren't on arrest. You were just being detained. All right. So, we finished the accident investigation. Actually, tell you what, what happened with the accident? Tell me real quick. >> He came in my own He came in my lane. >> He came in your lane? >> He came in my lane. He came in my lane. >> He came in your lane? >> No. >> How fast were you driving? >> I wasn't even driving fast. >> You weren't driving fast. I can't drive fast. >> You can't drive fast. Okay. >> He came in my lane. The dude, he came in my lane. >> He came in your lane. Which lane were you in? This lane or that lane? >> I was in this lane. >> In this lane? >> And he came in your lane? >> He came in my lane fast. >> Okay. All right. >> So, I finished the accident investigation. All right. I'm now going to be conducting a DUI investigation. All right. >> So, I have to read you something. Don't be alarmed. I just have to read this. In the state of Florida, you have what's called accident privilege. So, I have to read this to you. Okay. >> All right. >> So, did you hear me? >> What? >> How many alcoholic beverages have you had prior to driving? >> I think I probably had like um two um wines. >> You had two wines. Two glasses of wine. >> Like two big glasses, two small glasses. >> No, two small two um and my own baby daddy right down the street. >> Okay. But you had two glasses of wine prior to driving. >> Yes. You smoke any or >> I don't smoke. >> Take any prescription medications? >> No. >> Harris admits to having two glasses of wine but denies using any illegal substances. When asked to perform field sobriety tests, here's how she reacts. >> Okay. Any controlled substances? >> No. >> So, the only thing you had prior to driving was two glasses of wine. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you still feel the effects of the wine? >> No. >> No. Okay. All right. Would you be willing to conduct field sobriety evaluations to see if you're safe to drive? >> I could drive. >> No. Are you willing to conduct field sobriety evaluations? >> I could drive. I could drive. >> Well, listen. I need you to answer this question. Are you willing all right to do field sobriety evaluations? >> I could drive. Yes. >> No. No. No. Are you willing to do the evaluations? >> The voluntary evaluations? I'm going to check your eyes. I'm going to have you walk. I'm going to have you stand on one leg. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Okay. You good with doing that? >> All right. So, first thing I'm going to do is I'm going to check your eyes. Okay, Miss Harris. >> Go ahead. Check my eyes. >> Okay. Do you see the tip of my finger? >> Yeah. >> All right. What I need you to do is follow the tip of my finger >> with your eyes and only your eyes. Keeping your head still. Do you understand those instructions? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Keep your head still for me, sir. >> Okay. All right. Come over here for me, Miss Harris. See this white line over here? >> See that white line? >> Yes. >> Okay. What I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you stand on this white line. Okay. >> Put your left foot on the I'll face the other way for you, Miss Harris. Turn around. What? >> Face that way. All right. Put your left foot on the line. Put your left foot on the line. >> Why y'all Why y'all got me doing all this? >> Okay. >> Why y'all got me? >> Put your Put your left foot on the line. >> Why y'all got me >> Do you Do you want to stop doing the Do you want to stop doing the evaluations? >> No, I don't. >> You don't want to keep doing them or you you you want to stop or you don't want to stop? >> I'm saying why y'all got me doing all this? >> Because this I'm doing a DUI. As the officer calmly walks her through the steps, she remains uncooperative and continues behaving like this. >> Okay. So, do you do you So, listen. The evaluations are voluntary. >> Um, I'm a little tipsy. >> You're a little tipsy. Okay. >> All right. >> So, listen to me. The evaluations are voluntary. All right. However, if you refuse to do them, it can be used against you in court. All right. It can lead to arrest for DUI. >> Okay. >> All right. All right. You understand that? >> Okay. >> All right. You want to keep doing the evaluations? >> Okay. Um what if I do the um if I do it what to do? >> Well, I can't tell the future, but I have to wait until we finish. I'm going to stand right here while they go by. Okay. I don't want them to hit you. >> I don't think I'mma pass. >> You don't think you're going to pass? Why is that? >> Oh no. >> Why don't you think you're going to pass? >> Oh no. >> All right. Can you put your left foot on the line for me? Left foot. >> Hold on. Wait. >> Are you comfortable walking in those shoes or would you rather do it barefoot? >> Wait. Okay. >> Are you comfortable walking in those shoes or would you rather do it barefoot? >> Okay. Um Let me see. >> All right. Look, >> I'm going to undo barefoot. >> You're going to do it barefoot. Okay. All right. I didn't want you falling over. Be careful cuz there is stuff on the ground. >> What I got to do? >> I'm going to explain it to you. So, put your left foot. >> Okay. If I got do I'm I'm going to jail. >> Listen, I can't tell you the future. All I can do is >> Oh, I'm going to jail. Just let me just let me know. Just let me know right now. Miss Harris, I need you to listen to me and follow instructions. >> Okay. >> All right. If you don't do that, I'm just going to say that you're refusing to do them. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Because not following instructions and listening to me and doing what I'm telling you to do is just like refusing to do it. >> The officer gives her another shot, carefully reexplaining the instructions. Will she get it right this time? Let's find out. >> All right. So, put your left foot on the line. >> Okay. If I'm if I'm going to jail, >> Miss Harris, put your left foot on the line. >> All the way on the line. >> Go to jail. >> All the way on the line. >> Okay. Your right heel touching your left toe along the line. Nope. Your right heel touching your left toe on the line. >> Oh, yeah. I'm um Oh, yeah. I'm up. >> Yeah. Oh, >> but um they um they um >> they um they they they um they um >> Miss Harris, are you going to listen to my instructions to do what I'm asking you to do? All right. Put your left foot on the line. >> Okay. >> Put your left foot on the line. Don't walk. Put your left foot on the line. That's your right foot. >> They um >> Okay. All right. Turn around. Face that way. All right. Hey, you're under arrest for DI. >> Wow. >> Based off the clues exhibited while performing field sobriety evaluations. >> I did it. >> I did. I did it. >> You didn't even You didn't even give me. >> Ultimately, based on her behavior and the signs of impaired observement, she's placed under arrest for DUI and child endangerment. Number one, brave 12-year-old calls cops on abusive dad. A 12-year-old secretly calls the police to report a domestic disturbance involving her father. Officers arrive at the home and tried to speak with a man. Hey, how you doing? What's going on tonight? >> My girlfriend. >> Okay, fine. What's What's he doing? >> I don't Do you know Brandon Chapensky? H. >> You might want backup because he's acting like a [ __ ] >> Okay. >> How you doing, man? >> What you want? >> Hey, come on. Talk to me. >> No, I don't need to. >> All right. Well, what's going on tonight, man? >> You called me. >> I've been sitting there with you the whole time. >> Why the are you out here? >> Well, come out here and talk to me, man. >> No. Why the here? >> Okay, somebody called. >> Here we go. Bye. >> No. No. >> County 95 saying, "Get me another unit out here. What you going to do? You can't do get a warrant. >> Come out here, man. >> You want to play? >> We're not We're not doing that. >> Come out here and talk to me. >> Move. >> We're not doing this. >> You want to play? >> I don't want to play anything. >> We're not slamming the door. We're not doing this. >> Who called you? >> Don't Don't bo your fist up with me, man. Oh, I'm holding my thumb. >> Okay. >> If I'm going to blow my fist up back here and talk to me, man. >> I'll push you in the ground. >> You're not. That's not going to happen. >> You want to bet, >> man? I'm just trying to see it was Someone was concerned. Somebody called. >> Who? >> It doesn't matter who. >> Yep. Now who? >> It doesn't matter >> who called. >> It doesn't matter, man. I just want to make sure everyone's safe. >> Yep. Everybody's safe. Thanks for stopping. >> No, that's not how this is gonna work. How many people are in the house? Step step up here and threaten me one more time. Take one more step and now you're threatening me and I'm going to put you in the ground. >> All right. Here's what's going to happen. >> Somebody call 911. I'm here to make sure everything's all right. >> Okay. Everything >> I'm going to talk to everybody in this house. >> Yeah. Everything's fine. >> All right. I'm not >> The officers attempt to deescalate, but the man continues to threaten and provoke them. If you hit my door one more time, I'm going to put you in the dirt. >> All right, you can step out of the way and I can talk to the rest of people in this house. That's what's going to happen here. >> No. No, you can't. >> You're not in charge of this is what you want to bet. >> Yes, I do. >> Get your hands out of your pockets. >> Or what? >> Get your hands out of your pockets. >> Why? Oh, I'm going to hit you with a napkin. >> I don't know what's in your pocket. >> Oh, I don't own a gun. I don't have guns. I hate guns. How many people are in this house? I need to talk to them. Make sure everything's all right. >> No, you don't need to talk to anybody. >> That's not >> You don't need to talk to anybody in this house. >> All right. How much have you had? >> The reason being because I >> No, everything's fine. Everything's cool. >> I'm not asking you. I'm asking to talk to the rest of people in this house. >> You ain't going to talk to my kids. >> I am going to I am going to talk to them. >> No, you ain't. Who the who do you think you are? >> Look, I don't know you and you don't know me. >> Exactly. And I'm telling you, you ain't talking to my kids. >> How about that? And you know who the I am. >> I don't know who you are. I've never met >> because you you threw it over there. >> You You can come out here and talk to me is what can happen. >> No. If I walk down these stairs, me and you going to rrestle. >> That's not going to happen. I'm telling you that right now. >> No, because you're going to try to put your hands on me. >> Well, I'm >> and I'm going to put you >> concerned for both my safety and the safety people in this house. I didn't touch nobody. >> I didn't ask you to. >> So get in your little patrol car and get the out off my property. >> That's not going to happen. >> You want to bet? >> I told you what's going to happen >> because I just told you. Get the >> I don't care what you told me. I'm here because somebody drive. Get the out of here. >> I don't care what it is. >> Oh, you don't care. >> Have you not realized that you're not in control of this situation? >> I am in control. >> You are not in control. >> You want to bet? >> So you can let me talk to the rest of the people. No, you won't talk to my kids. >> You want to come talk to me? You are not going to stop her from talking to me. That's not going to happen. >> He challenges the officers, denies them access to the house, and becomes increasingly aggressive. >> If I come down these stairs, me and you are going to wrestle. >> We We are not going to wrestle. I can guarantee you that. Why don't Why don't you just have a seat >> for what? >> So I can do my job. >> Your job is done. >> My job is not done. >> Bye. All right. Do not do not close that door. >> You walk up these stairs and you come up one more. I'm going to take that as a threat. And now I got every right to put you >> in. That is not how this is. Do not do not >> do not what? >> Do not step away from me. Step away from me. >> You can't do to me in my house. >> Get down the stairs now. Get down here. >> You can't do nothing to me. >> County 9510. Want a taser point? >> Open the door. Open the door. Where's he at? >> You can't do anything. You're not allowed in my house. >> Get in here. Get over here. >> Get your hands. Get your hands up now. I am not doing this. Get youring hands up. >> Get your hands up. >> Get your We're pass this. Get your hands up. >> Get your hands up. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Stop. I got a king. Stop. >> Get your hands up. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> Turn around. Stop coming towards me. >> I I I'm I'm coming to talk to you. >> Get youring hands up. Turn around. >> You're not allowed in this house. >> Turn around. Turn around. Get your hands behind your back. Now, does that look like you're back? >> Yep. They're behind my head. They're behind me. Hey, hey, hey. Do not move. Do you understand me? Get your other hand. >> During the arrest, the man accuses officers of violating his rights and behaving like this. I didn't tell you to move. Let's go, >> dude. Hey, hey, hey. I I'm being serious. >> I don't care what you are. This was simple. What you had to do was you had to follow. >> What was simple is I shut my door and I told you I didn't need you. >> I didn't care. >> Hey, he walked in my house on unwalled. >> Do not move your hands. Do you understand me? >> Shut you get off your parachute real quick, bud. You put you need to stop or you're getting ready to go back on the ground. >> Enough. It >> would have been simple had you just sat down. >> Get Get your hands off me, please. I haven't given him any kind of trouble. >> Is that why he had to point a taser at you? >> Oh, what? When he walked in my house unlawful [Music] here for a disturbance house when he when I >> sit down. >> No. Have a seat. >> Oh my you just slam my mother. >> Who the >> Get in the seat. >> Who the you think you are? You slam my head off wall. >> If you'd sit down, you get in the seat. >> Get Get off me and I I'll get in. Get your hands off. >> He's got his hands off. You said you were going to get in. Get in. >> I am. Shut up. >> Yeah, get in. You got about 3 seconds before we put hands back on you. I'm going to put hands back on you and make you get a seat. >> Sit down. >> I'm in. >> Get your He you >> What? On someone's back. >> After securing the suspect, officers check on the family and begin asking questions. >> How you been? >> How you been, big guy? >> How's it going? >> He's like that all the time when he drinks. >> Yeah, >> man. >> I imagine you you would know. >> Yeah, I know him too well. He called. Well, the kid called. >> The kid called? Yeah, he's okay. >> That's fine. I'm fine. Charges. >> Tina, are you okay? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> I I'm I'm not upset that he's going. I'm very grateful. But he's going to get lease and come right back. So, it's going to do us no good. [Music] just holes in my balls cuz look at all these fireballs. And finally, because he keeps yelling at my daughter. And so finally, I said next time, he raises his voice over and and call 911 so he doesn't know that I did it because I can't get by myself long enough just to get him to go cuz I can't stand the verbal abuse and him breaking everything every time I blink. Yeah, >> you know, you're you're a little dog. I guarantee it. And I will press charges on this. >> We have one son together, but I have four other children. And my children are biracial, those four. And I'm so tired of all the time recently here and Nick this and Nick that and because I went and I didn't ask him for permission to buy that Jeep two and a half, three years ago. The mother explains that her husband has been breaking household items, insulting her children, and acting in a controlling way that makes them all feel unsafe. I get I get I have to hear about that all the time and I and I bought a or got a loan and for my oldest son for his truck and and like he's in here trying to slam and everything and going on and carried on because I bought my or he thinks I only cosigned but cosigned him and choking and what if he wants something he should I should be able to cosign for him. >> Oh, I hope they let you out cuz I'll let my out. They all need to. And my dog is going to you. Trust me, they can't do to me. I didn't do anything wrong. >> All right. Well, what did he break? What did he break tonight? >> Nothing yet. >> Okay. >> I'm just slamming everything around. So, you know, it's it's getting ready to You see, this is how he fixes holes when he scotch tapes them. I can't even use my stove because he flopped across the kitchen uh a couple weeks ago and shattered the glass of the stove. Okay. >> She's right. The most we're going to be able to take him for is resisting. Then he's just going to go >> down. >> Here he goes. Yep. Let me go. No, I'm done. You ain't going to want lawsuit cuz y'all going to get a lawsuit. Trust me. Slam my face. Walked in my house with no warrant. threatened to tase me. Let's see howit holds up in court. >> I feel like I can't I feel like I can be out here when he's not here. Cuz when he's not here and I'm out here, I can just like sit here and chill with my mom and everyone else and I'm I'm fine. But as soon when he's here, I feel like I can't do that cuz he either pestures me or bothers me or yells at me for something. So, I kind of just stay in my room the entire time. >> Okay. So, what do you what do you want done? What what do you want to happen here? >> Concerned for their safety, she asks how to ensure he stays away for good. The officer gives her the strongest recommendation for preventing this from happening again. >> I want I want to know how I can get him just to be out of here for good. >> Okay. Has anybody talked to you about getting it like an emergency restraining order, order protection or anything? No. >> Okay. >> I don't even know anything about those. >> Okay. So, what I'm going to recommend is uh go up to the Washington County Courthouse in Nashville. Okay. Go meet with uh usually the circuit clerk or somebody. They have they have an advocate there who can help you get the papers filed. But essentially, you you fill out the form. It goes to the judge and you tell the judge, "Hey, this is why this is what's going on." You know, you tell him the history. Chris was praying to God last time that the beginning of this month they were going to keep him when he went to court, but they just gave him another court date and extended it all the way out to June. >> Hi. [Music] >> All right, boss. Going to slide out. >> You good? >> All these guys for me. In the end, the man was charged with domestic battery and resisting arrest. And that's one more call where officers made sure the right people were looking out for these kids. Let us know your thoughts in the comments.