Nadia, quit fighting us. Stop. >> Quit fighting. >> Please. Please don't do this to me. Please get up. >> Please don't do this to me. Please. >> I don't care. I DON'T CARE. [screaming] >> Some hills just aren't worth standing on. These encounters are a good reminder of that. When entitled Kairens get a much needed reality check from officers. Motel guest completely trashes room and pays the price. Officers respond to a motel after staff report that a guest has completely destroyed one of the rooms. They begin by speaking with a woman who rented the room. >> I follow the manager. >> Normally for hotels and stuff, if there's little damage, I'm like, it's this is above and beyond. >> Yeah. Okay. Every Tuesday >> I'm gonna I >> that whatever you figure out with him is one thing. >> Okay. >> Um do we have Drew's information? >> Yeah. As much as we can give a phone number for Drew. >> No, he's homeless. So, but he got he been in jail multiple times. So, I walked out. So, I had to pay for it even if if I were to give like a rough thought and this is not even this isn't official. This is me just off the top of my head what it would cost parts, labor, equipment, everything to fix that room. I think you're getting close to $10,000. That is trashed. The furniture is damaged. TV's damaged. The k the sink is completely shattered. The toilet's shattered. The windows busted out. There's glass everywhere. I mean, I I don't I don't know what would piss somebody off that much to make them do. >> I'm so mad because we got into an argument about I'm like, and this happened just right now. Just earlier this morning. >> Yeah. I told him to stop. Like I said, stop breaking and stuff. I knew him to stop and I couldn't. >> Why did you Why was he in the room with you? >> Oh, because he had came here. He had came here with me because the doors are really not secure here. All you got to do is bump into the door and the door open. >> So, where does he hang out normally? >> Oh, over there like by campus. >> By campus? >> Yeah. He be on campus a lot. Campus police know him. >> Okay. >> Um, >> no, not other officers. >> All right. Any type. Why don't you climb in there and take a look at the screen? You're not either. >> So, you're not Nadia? >> I'm obviously. I just call my mommy right now. >> As the investigation continues, they question whether she's using her real identity after noticing she closely resembles someone in their records. Would you like her to call her right now? What she'll tell you? cuz you look a lot like the picture. >> That's not me. I got a sister that look just like you. I do. >> You got You have a sister that looks just like you. >> Would you go to my mama house right now? >> You just just stay right here. Don't your right arm. Okay. I'm going to tell you right now, okay? If if if we if we find out and right now you're not free to go. If we find out that you're lying to us, it's a completely new felony charge. Okay? If you want to be completely honest right now and you want to tell us your true name and who you really are, then right now from we will not charge you for giving us fake information. But if we continue on and we find out that you truly are Nadia, there's an additional felony charge. So it's it's it's a choice you've got to make right now. What is your first name? >> It's Alex. >> Okay. She's on the phone right now. >> Where's your sister at? >> I don't know where she at. She's not at my mom house. She go everywhere. She got a baby. I don't know where she at. Do >> you have anything with your name on it? >> I don't talk to my mama though. >> Well, your mama's lie cuz they lie for their kids. Do you have nothing? No. No. Not even a um a old high school ID with your name on it. >> I don't have nothing on it. That's the only thing I had. >> I told you I was told I don't have nothing. >> Can I look through your purse? >> I don't have nothing. >> Can I look through it? >> No, cuz I don't let people look through my purse. >> Okay. >> I'm just trying to get hurt. >> You what? Even after being warned about the consequences, she continues denying her identity, refuses to let officers search her purse for identification, and sticks to her story while they gather more evidence. >> I wish there was some more identifiers at this point. Maybe if um I know this new system is hard. If uh Post can come up with some other more details of the um of the tattoos, we can go from there. >> Okay. >> But um yeah, right now I mean I have enough to to hold here. But we got to figure out exactly cuz you look way too much like this. >> Yeah. I wonder if I can get Post to send a picture >> of the other one. Yeah. >> If they can find one. Yeah. is the picture that you the name you gave us. The one that we we just got a picture of the piercing right in the middle of her lips. >> She ain't got no piercing. >> The name that you gave us piercing right there. You have nothing. >> She ain't got no piercing though. >> You neither do you. >> We both don't got no piercings. >> Why does the picture show a piercing? >> We both don't got no piercings. >> Why does the picture show a piercing? >> Cuz she used to have one, but I don't We both don't have one. I don't have no piercings, so she don't need them. You're >> You're misunderstanding me here. the picture of the of the name that you gave us, Alician or however you want to pronounce it. That person, >> her name is Alison. Her name is Nadia. >> What's your name? >> I said my name is Alison. Her name is >> We We have a picture of Allison. However you want to pronounce it. And that person has a piercing right there. >> Her name is Nadia, but she ain't got no piercing no more. >> Allison has a piercing. >> Nadia doesn't have a piercing no more. Oh, >> I believe it because you're Nadia. >> No, I'm not. Well, you're not Allison. Who are you? >> I am Allison. >> Not according to this. You aren't >> cuz if I come out here, my father call the police. I'll be allowed to stay here. >> I don't know. >> I want to stay here. >> I'm not I'm not worried about that right now. >> After comparing additional records and photographs, officers confront her again with the differences they found. We just pulled up the person that you said you were and that is not you. >> Okay. You want my real name? >> Yes, please. >> Okay. It's Nadia. >> It's Nadia. >> Perfect. Stand up. Put your stuff down. >> Stand up. Put your stuff down. >> Put it all down on the ground right now. Please put it down on the ground right down. Let go. >> Put it down on the ground right now. >> Okay. Let go >> so it doesn't break. Put it down. >> Okay. Can you let go? >> No, we're not. >> Stand up. Put it on the ground. >> Stand up. Put it on the ground right now. Then let go. I'm trying to put us up on the ground. Stop. >> Nadia, >> quit fighting us. Stop. >> Quit fighting. >> On you real quick. >> What's that? >> ID. >> Yeah. >> Have you given that to me head yet? >> No. >> Yeah. Uh, no. I think I just ran it. So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court or other proceedings. You have the right to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have them with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you free of any cost to you before any questioning if you wish. Do you understand your rights? Are you okay to talk to me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So my question is going on though. >> Why did you not tell us that you were Nadia to begin with? >> Did you know you had the warrant? Is that why? >> No, I was going to know I had a warrant at first. >> Why didn't you tell us that you were Nadia then? >> Because I thought I was going to jail. What you did >> for what he did? >> Yeah. Officers ultimately confirm her identity, finish the investigation, and transport her to jail. >> That's why you didn't tell us you were Nadia. >> Yeah, cuz I thought I was going to jail for >> Well, now you're going to jail for the warrant. >> She talking about the warrant for >> I I can look it up in a minute. >> Okay. >> Okay. We're We're running everything right now. All right. >> Okay. So, you just sit tight. We're going to make sure we have all the information. All right. And then I'll talk to you again. Okay. Apparently the silver heat. >> Oh, really? >> Mhm. >> Oh my gosh. >> Wait till you see inside. Oh my gosh. Holy. >> Yeah. Wow. >> That's insane. >> She's charged with criminal damage to property, concealing identity, and resisting arrest. The worst way to end a Walmart shopping trip. Up next, officers respond to a Walmart after employees report that a customer threatened to shoot store workers and other customers after his credit card was declined. Here's what happens when the officers arrive. >> What's wrong? >> I don't know what's going on. [music] >> I'll let you I already let you talk. And this is the thing. >> You asked for us to call the cop. You agitated the customer. You agitated associates. A customer actually went to the front end. >> No, you brought me back here. You called me back here. >> Let me just explain now that I got them here. >> You started agitating my associates. You got a customer in uncomfortable and you literally was >> Nope. Where you going? Let me see your ID. >> I don't have an ID. >> You don't have an ID? What's your name? >> Bro, I I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Okay. Well, you're being trespassed. >> You're okay then. You get away from me. >> I didn't do anything wrong. I waited here. >> Okay. >> I waited here. >> Keep walking. >> I waited here. You're being trespassed. Keep walking. >> Get out of here. >> What did he say to you? >> Um, when he came around to the counter, he says he's I looked at him and he says, "I've been here all day. You're just going to have to wait." And he just starts running. I told her to record, so I don't know if she got any of the recording of what he said or not. >> Okay. Okay. Well, he's being trespassed. >> Well, he was being rude and he got in the eye. >> Okay. >> What did you want to do to his wife? do something to me. You find something I'm doing wrong. I hurt my life. >> You're just being trespassed. >> All right. Not you know those are all h up. >> Yeah. I didn't know. I literally tried to leave. She called me back there. >> Come on. Do you have a name? >> All right, man. You can't come back within a year. Yep. Just get off the property. This is harassment. >> Okay. Get off the property. You're being trespassed. >> Officers explained that the man has been trespassed from the store and needs to leave. He argues that he's done nothing wrong and says he's being harassed. >> I'm scared. I would say I'm scared cuz you know you got a lot of power you guys have. >> Okay. What you want? >> Well, it's a privately owned business. It's >> it's not a right to be here. It's a privilege and you've been trespassed. If you come back, you're going to go to jail. >> Okay. >> I understand a little, buddy. >> I'm almost 40 I'm almost 40 years old. >> Congratulations, sir. I'm just saying. That's fantastic. I'm glad you know your rights. >> I I'm just letting you know, >> man. But let me ask you a quick question, though. >> You guys are asking me. >> No, you got to get off the property. We're making sure you get off the property. >> I don't want to. >> My question is, did you drive here or did you walk? Cuz if you walked here, then we're going straight to the sidewalk. If you drove here, then we'll go to your car. But I'm like, I don't Well, then let's go to the car because we're not walking all the way around. >> My car's over here. I just, you know, >> I got you, man. But I'm just telling you cuz we're walking. Just hear me out. >> We're walking right now. >> You got to walk me off the property >> and we're going to walk you off the property, but then you're going to come back to get your car. >> I'm still that you guys been like trying to do something to me. Oh, you >> as long as you get off then. You got to understand our point of view as well. All right. >> I did. I did. I did when I did. All right. I start understand that. All I was trying to do is make sure you get your car so that way you didn't get arrested. >> That's your vehicle. You haven't just just say that we spoke with you, you man. Do you have an ID on you? >> I do not, bro. I literally had all my >> I got you. What's your first name, brother? >> I can't help you guys do this to me. >> What's your first name? >> You don't want to give me your first name? I'm trying to just be respectful with you, man. >> Bro, you My name is do something to me. Come on. >> I'm not I just want to know who I spoke with. That's it. >> No, you you have a job, please. >> I do. And this is my job to figure out who I'm speaking with. >> Your first name, please. Don't let me hurt myself. >> Right now >> cuz you might be able to do a traffic stop. >> As long as you get off the property cuz I know he's going to violate some. >> Okay. Can you give me your first name, please? >> Don't let me hurt myself. Am I doing anything wrong right now? >> Am I doing anything wrong? I >> As long as long as you get off the property, then you're good. >> Okay. I just don't want to hurt myself. Okay. >> What do you mean by that, though? You going to get a warrant? >> When officers ask him more questions, he avoids giving a clear answer and continues speaking nervously as they try to calm the situation. >> You got a warrant. [laughter] >> I don't want to hurt myself. Like, >> what do you mean by that? >> More information than I need to do. I just like >> All right. Well, it's not hurting yourself, man. It's >> What is this dude doing? >> He's doing Bro, he's doing his job. >> You can't be can't be mad at him. I'm going to Dude, if you think I stole anything, I will shoot you, bro. This is my stuff. >> Okay. Nope. We're going to get out, bro. Please. Why? I didn't do anything, bro. What are you doing, DUDE? >> WHAT are you doing, man? Oh my god. I need to do that. You liar. You liar. Do that. ON THE GROUND. >> I can't say that. Please, please don't do this to me. Please >> get up. >> Please don't do this to me. Please. >> Please. >> 1 [clears throat] 2 3. >> Please, guys. Please. >> Dude, you can't just say I want to shoot. >> I didn't say that. Please let me I didn't say that. >> What do you have on you? >> I don't have anything. Please. Please, I didn't do anything, bro. Please, please >> get off the ground. >> Please >> get off the ground. Stand up. >> Please, please don't do this to me. Please, please. I'm like, please don't do this to me. Please, please, please, please don't do this to me. Please, please, please, please, >> bro, you did this to yourself. >> I don't Please, please don't do this to me. Please, please stand up. >> Please don't. Please. >> Are you 40 years old or are you six years old? Come on, stand up. >> Please don't. Please, please. >> Come over here. >> Please, please, please. >> After being detained, the man says the vehicle moving was accidental, [music] and insists he never intended to hurt anyone. He apologizes, asks to be let go, and behaves like this. >> Please don't do this to me. Please. Please. I didn't do anything wrong. Nothing has to happen. Please, >> I'm sorry. >> Oh my god. Please, please, guys. Please. Please. Please don't do this to me. Please. I didn't do that. That was That was your guys's accident. >> You put the car in reverse on accident. >> No, I didn't. No, I didn't. I was on my bed. Please. I didn't do that on accident. You liars. That was in my fault. You did it, >> man. Yeah. Okay. >> I I I want you guys. >> Okay. Be quiet. Are you injured? >> No, I'm good. Please. Please. >> Okay. >> Can I go? If you guys let me go, please. I didn't do anything. Nothing has to happen. Please. I just want to be okay. >> Okay. I got frustrated. I didn't say nothing. >> Just cuz you get frustrated doesn't mean you could almost run over an officer car. >> I didn't I was already in reverse. He took you stop yelling. >> He dragged me out of the car accident. >> Yelling right now is going to get you thrown in the back of a car and you're not going to be able to talk. All right. You >> did an accident. >> Okay. What happened? He he he dragged me out of the car, but he didn't realize that my foot was already on I was already in reverse because he was letting me go. So he tried to drag me out of the car, then it went into reverse. That's not what I didn't do that on purpose. Then now they're trying to please I didn't I please like seriously. >> Okay, you screaming and carrying on right now is not helping your situation. >> I just I'm Look, this trashed my life the last time I I literally lost thousands of dollars worth of stuff. >> Your poor decision right now has put you in this situation. Okay, >> I'm sorry. and he needed to be over 17 cuz uh the PS5 was bundled with the got a board. >> Okay. >> So, he could not show me ID and then he got aggravated and he called someone to buy the PS5 for him. >> Mhm. >> But the transaction didn't go through and he stood by that PC. You see that charger that's hanging out? He was charging his phone right there cuz he said it was low. >> Okay. So, he was mumbling to himself and he I remember him saying something along the lines of, >> "Oh, you want to know how old I am? I'll show you how old I am." >> Okay. >> Officers continue investigating by interviewing Walmart employees who explained that the man became angry after his payment was declined and made several threats towards them. >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> So, if you here, I recommend for you to fill it because I think Diane was in here. >> At any point, did he make you feel uncomfortable? Um, did he yell at you? >> Not yelling, but he was >> basically >> Would you say disturbed your beast? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Uh, would you be willing to fill out a statement for us? >> Uh, sure. >> Okay. >> Did he calm down or Walmart might call the police? He said, "Call the police. I'll tear this place down." Uh, he just every kind of threat he had, he threatened physical violence. So, yeah. >> Okay. Did that make you feel threatened? >> I'm a badass. I didn't feel >> All right, that's fine. I taught I taught two different types of combat martial arts. 1400 missions in the Coast Guard and used as a sniper. I don't feel threatened. >> No worries. [snorts] >> Except by people with guns, >> but no. >> And I don't lie. Please. >> You Please don't do this to me. Please. >> Are you hear me out, man? Are you going to give us your name or not? Cuz if not, it's going to be an extra card. >> Please. >> Stop. on. >> Please, please, please don't do this to me. Please, please, please, >> please, please. >> What don't you want done, sir? >> Please. I I just want to be nothing, please. I promise you. >> Okay, do me a favor. Stop crying. Act like a grown man, okay? Cuz I'm sure you were tough with these guys, yelling at them. All right? >> I'm sorry. I Please, this is really going to ruin my life. I promise you, I'm alone in this world. I get frustrated. >> Stand up. Please. >> All right. No, >> please. >> You have to walk. >> Once he's back on his feet, officers escort him to a patrol car where he continues pleading not to be arrested or face additional charges. >> Please, please, >> please. >> Please, please, >> if you pull away from >> Jesus Christ, please. Please don't try to charge me with something crazy like that. Please, please. >> Okay, turn around like that one more time. >> You guys got my keys in my my phone. >> Why your pants? You got the money that you had in your pocket. We got your headphones. >> Please, please don't. Please, please don't do this to me. Please, please, please, please, guys, please. >> He's charged with disorderly conduct. Woman tries to run over her ex at a gas station. Officers respond to a gas station after receiving a report of a domestic dispute involving a man and a woman. Here's what happens next. >> You think you going to treat me any kind of way? All you up like you didn't have. All you had was >> Excuse me. Hey, what's going on? Why Why are we yelling in the middle of the [ __ ] >> I'm on the phone. >> I understand that, but we're doing something right now. Okay. >> Okay. What? >> Well, you first of all, you called us and said he hit you with your car. >> Second, Charlie down. >> You're going up and down Danville and we're just trying to figure out what's going on. >> I'm going what? >> Up and down Danville Road. That's the name of the road. It was >> No, I wasn't. >> Yes, you were. But it's okay. Uh, what's going on? >> If you seen me going up and down Dville Road, why you insult me? I've been at this store. >> You been at the store? >> I call y'all. >> What's going on? >> Okay. Been dealing with this June. He came to my basket full of clothes. Now he tried to get me stay with his cousin cuz he don't want to be a grown man to get in apartment and try to hit me cuz I'm like I don't want to be around you no more. I'm straight on you. >> How did uh when you say try to hit you? What do you mean? >> Try to hit me. >> Oh fist. Okay. So I guess it was a little bit of like miscommunication. >> No before then. He should have been got locked up for it. >> So he tried to hit you with his fist. >> Yes. >> Okay. So he didn't try to hit you with a car. No. >> Okay. Did you try to hit him with the car? >> No. >> Okay. Did you try to hit him with your fist? >> No. I was I wasn't even out of car. I was in the car. >> Walk me up in the circumstances of him swinging on you >> because I was at his cousin house. His cousin stay right down the street from He get in the car >> and this happened. >> He get in the car and leave like he always do. But now he got a car yesterday over there. >> Which one? >> Yeah, that one. All right. So, he hit you over there at the store. >> Yes. >> All right. So, what So, what was the the basis of the argument? So, I know you said you've been dealing with him a lot >> because he don't want to be a grown man and pay that he's supposed to pay. >> Okay. So, is it like uh like something to do with the children or is it something? Okay. >> The woman tells officers the argument is mainly about money and her plan to move out of the man's cousin's house where they've both been staying. >> The black one. >> So, the one right >> right here. Okay. So, it's just you have he he has some obligations that >> Okay. So, he's got obligations that he's supposed to be paying for you, >> but he ain't did. >> Okay. What is it? Like, you don't have to run me down in specifics. Just like what are the obligations? >> He know. >> Okay. >> He know what it is. >> Okay. Is it like alimony? Were y'all married? And you supposed to do that? >> I'm not married to him. I don't have no kids by him. No. It's just like >> But I want to go get his cousin house and get That's exactly what I want to do. >> Did y'all both live at his cousin's house together? Yeah. >> Okay. And so is it like something worth like the bills and he was supposed to be paying the bills? >> No, I guess they not charging him. They owe him or whatever the case may be. That ain't got to do with me. I want to get my >> That's what I want to do. >> So you got the arrangements and then he's not paying. And so that was like it boiled up. >> The whole situation. So I just need to go get my stuff. >> It boiled up today to the point >> to where you tried to leave and he wouldn't let you leave, >> right? I need to go get my stuff. I need to leave. That's all. >> Okay, sir. All right. So she filled in what I guess whatever she felt like filling in. Tell me exactly what's going on. >> Let me tell you the same thing. >> I know. And I I it's that back and forth. It's It is kind of ridiculous. >> I work. >> Okay. Where do you work at? >> Waste pro. >> Okay. >> I'm a truck driver. >> Gotcha. >> I went and got food. Went got oil change. At first it was a problem with the car. >> Oh, her uh her Jeep right there. >> I said they have that money. Okay. >> I would got another car. >> Okay. >> They put her name on her name supposed to be on the car. I took that loss. I want to get my own. >> Why y'all mad about that? I go to work every day. >> Okay. >> So, I'm in the house. I get in the shower, get out the shower. >> Oh, you think it's over like that? You go to scratch me. I ain't going to hit you. >> Oh, I I go to pack me a bag up. >> The man then shares his side of what happened and explains why he believes he handled the situation the right way. >> So, she say, "Oh, I've been telling call. I leave. Call 911." Okay. >> The whole route here. You trying to run into the car. Do whatever you want to do. >> Okay. And the your car is that >> I got here. I got here. You can go over there. Look at the camera. She trying to run me over here. >> Okay. And uh is that black Ford right there? >> Mine. >> Okay. >> That man ain't nobody name but mine. >> Have y'all work? >> So it's the the house that you two been living at together? >> That's my cousin house. >> Okay. But y'all been staying there together? >> Somewhere to stay. I didn't want to have a problem at they house. >> Sure. No, >> I just left and dialed 911. >> Uh-huh. No, that that makes sense. I mean, it's cuz it's your family. They're doing something like that for you. You're trying not to bring those problems to him. >> The only thing >> to go. >> Okay. >> Don't come back. >> Gotcha. Uh what's the uh the address on it? She's talking about wanting to get her stuff so she can go and so she's not exactly sure or I'm saying she had every opportunity. She packed her stuff up. You want to take the officer, everybody, the people house. I stay with somebody. I like I said, I go to work. I make my own money. I can pay for my own way. I don't know what she going to do, but she can't come around me. Mhm. >> I work hard for mine and I take care of my kids, all that. I'm not going to let her take me down. None of that. >> No, I mean, >> I ain't touch her. >> I understand that. And that's a good attitude. >> What I said, I ain't going to hit you. I left out of this and got on the phone. >> I know some people have that have trouble making that connect to where I'm not going to you do this. I'm just trying to >> and I think it's better in the long run. Uh >> I came to a public place. All right. You doing it here? All right. Go ahead. I ain't got nothing to say to you. I already done said what I said to you. >> How long have y'all been staying together at your cousins? >> Um a week. >> Okay. All righty. Uh, and you said, uh, tell me about with her car cuz you you had gotten out, I'm assuming, or were you already in your car when she was trying to like what you were saying? >> When I when she did all this in the house, I grabbed my stuff and I went out the door. >> Okay. >> I remember your car. I called 911. So I couldn't spit her dispect the whole time. Told what pump I went to, everything. >> Mhm. >> Went in the store, came back out. He turn. He says he was already out of his vehicle at the gas station when the woman drove toward him with her car. >> They scrapped me every day. >> Were you already out of the car? Were you in the car when she tried to hit you? >> No, she tried to hit the car to hold me up. >> Okay. But like while you were in the parking lot, you uh she didn't try to hit. >> She tried to hit me with her car feet. >> So you had walked out of the car? >> Yeah, I walked through the store. >> Okay. So was she coming like this way like that or sitting >> like this back up right here and pulled up? >> Okay. So he gets home. Okay. And he's taking a shower, right? >> I wasn't even there when he was taking a shower. I had went to the store. >> That's That's what he said that he was in the shower. >> No, >> you said >> my cousin then was there. >> Okay. Tell him to lie. >> Let me tell you what what he told me. >> So he he's taking a shower. All right. I don't know if it was after he took a shower or what, but you y'all start arguing, right? >> No, I just like >> Okay, hold on. Okay, let me let me finish. Okay, while y'all are arguing, right, he said he wasn't into it, so he he didn't really argue back >> and so that made you mad and you started to scratch him. Okay. >> No, I didn't. >> You didn't scratch him at all? >> No. >> Can I see your fingernails? >> When he went when he took a shower, I wasn't even in there. I had went to the store. >> Okay. >> My nails grow long. So, >> I got you. So, here here's a question. Why does he have a bunch of scratch marks all over him? >> Because that was previously. That was not today. So >> those are those are fresh scratch marks. >> Well, I didn't scratch him >> with blood coming out. >> His cousin and his wife is there to witness that. They say right down the street. He got in the car and left. So I'm like, why are you leaving? You go right on down there and ask him. >> Okay. So why did you follow him? >> I was coming to the store anyway cuz I needed to get something. >> You just came back from the store, though. No, I did not. >> The officer continues to point out inconsistencies in the woman's account while working to establish exactly what happened. >> You said you weren't in that you weren't even there cuz you were at the store. >> You did not just ask me that. >> You did. >> You asked me was I there when he took a shower. I was not there when he took a shower. >> Yeah. You said no, I wasn't there. I was at the store >> and I had to put more gas in there. The only gas station I can go to is a [ __ ] track on Oak Street because they got E85. I can't put n another gas in my car. So, when I left the first time, I went to put gas in my car. When I left the second time, I went to go get me a black. Like, I can't put n another gas in my car. On the tank, it's a E85. I got to go to the racetrack only. I put more gas in my car so I can go make some money in the morning because he's not standing on business like he said he going to do. So, I got to figure out my own way like I've been doing. I never depend on nothing. And this is the last time that I would do that. Quit my job and all that [ __ ] for somebody that never stood on business. They was just speaking this [ __ ] >> All right. >> Like, nobody don't got time for that. I just want to get my stuff from their house. I got somewhere to go >> and I'm done with this [ __ ] Get my phone cut off cuz that's what he going to do. >> I don't care. >> Why did he say that you were following him? >> I was not following him. I can't help we go to the same gas station like following him. What I'mma follow him for? I don't got no reason to follow somebody that ain't stood on business with me. I need to go back to his cousin house, get and get. >> So, >> following him. >> Let's run through it one more time. All right. What time did you get home? >> What time did I get home? I don't have a job. So, I mean, it been many times I was going I don't have a home. I was staying at his cousin house. But I'm about to go to my family home. That's where I'm about to go. when I go get my stuff that belong to me to his cousin house. I'm about to go get all of that stuff and I'm about to go to my family house and I won't have to worry about this moving forward because I see now what type of situation that I'm in and I wish I would have never. >> He sorts through the conflicting statements and weighs them against the physical evidence gathered during the investigation. >> But it cool though. He can go with his car. He got a job. He can go on about his life. Okay. >> I don't got nothing else to do with him at all. He can get my phone cut off. I'll get it cut back on tomorrow. It don't even matter. >> So y'all used to live together >> at my house. Yes. And he know that. Okay. >> And now since he don't want to pay nothing, he take us to his house to live on somebody else for free. >> I'm not doing that [ __ ] >> You scratched him because he wasn't arguing back and he just wasn't saying I didn't scratch him at all. >> I was texting him the whole time. I didn't Why does he have scratch marks on him? >> I just told you. I don't know. You ask me, was I there when he took a shower? I was not there. You can ask his cousin and and his cousin wife. I went to store when he pulled up. I was pulling off. I didn't know he was in no. I wasn't there. They at the house. >> We got to talk over here. >> All right. Why did you scratch him? >> I did not scratch him. >> Yes, you did. No, I did not. >> Yes, you did. >> No, I didn't. >> All right, the rest of >> Okay, you don't got to be like I'm not quit. >> Do not pull my arm like >> Nobody's pulling your arm. I'm just >> 495. Don't put that down for me for a second. >> Okay. I don't got to put that down. >> Yes, you do. No, >> [ __ ] I don't. You are custody. Your property is coming with you. how it works. >> Like really? >> Yes. >> Look, don't grab me like that. >> Do not. >> Well, don't [ __ ] me like that. >> That is not something you want to do. >> That ain't something you want to do. Grab me like that. >> Like that. >> Well, I know. And he don't grab me like that either. >> I'm guiding you to the car. >> You don't got to guide me to the car. I know how to walk. >> Well, when you're in our custody, let's say you trip or fall, I'm liable. >> Well, I I ain't going to trip or fall. >> I don't know that. >> Well, I'm not. As officers escort the woman into the back of the patrol car, she insists that they've arrested the wrong person and says the man should have been the one taken into custody. >> Oh, my ex come get me. Nobody ain't in the car cuz of him. Should have been locked up. to the judge. >> All right. You want to face the car for >> I don't want to tell you wrong. >> You funny, bro. Like, you really funny. And I could have got you locked up for my leg. You >> You ain't got to never worry about me no more. And I'm going to tell everybody about your quit. >> Your grandmama was right. >> That's no, >> bro. You showing them scratches on your arm that I did not do, but I got stitches in my mother because of you. Have a seat. >> Watch your uh watch your foot. >> The woman is transported to jail and is charged with battery and aggravated assault. Girlfriend turns a simple argument into an arrest. Hoboken police officers respond to the parking lot of a shopright after receiving reports that an argument may have turned physical. When they arrive, they find a woman arguing loudly and refusing to cooperate with the investigation. >> Ma'am, we stop. Stop right there. Stop right there. Stop right there. Stop. Stop. >> Excuse me. >> Stop walking. >> Leave me alone. >> Go over there. Stop walking nowhere. You stop walking. >> Why? >> Because I said to you, this is an invest stop. You're going to stop walking. >> No, I don't have to stop. You're going to stop walking. Yes, you do. You're going to stop walking. Listen, >> we'll be booked for JUST A STOP. >> DISORDERLY FOR WHAT? WHAT DID I DO? >> HAVING AN investigation to stop. >> I don't care about no investigation. >> Leave me alone. STOP. HOW DISORDERLY CONDUCT. WHAT AM I DOING? >> BECAUSE I WANT TO LEAVE. STOP. You're having an argument with >> because I DON'T CARE ABOUT NO ARGUMENT. EVERYBODY ARGUES. >> OKAY. NO, you're not free to go. Stop. If you keep moving, I'm going to book you for disorderly conduct. >> Book me. >> Like, stop. >> Book me. >> Nobody wants to book you. But if you keep acting like that, go ahead. >> Cuz you're you're for what? >> WHAT'S THE PROBLEM? >> YOU'RE being disorderly. YOU JUST SAID YOU HAVE AN ARGUMENT, RIGHT? SO, we're trying to get >> BECAUSE WE'RE ARGUING AND I'M TELLING HIM TO GET AWAY FROM ME. HEY, but when you're a stop I don't HAVE TO ASK NO, I DON'T. >> You do. That's a lawful order. A LAWFUL ORDER. A LAW THEY GOT ON ABIDE BY AT THE SAME TIME ID. >> NO, I DON'T HAVE an ID. Bye. I don't have a name neither. >> That's just not true. >> Arrest. >> All right, >> good. Then arrest me. >> All right. I'm not doing this with you. >> Come on. Put your hands behind your back. >> Here you go. >> No, IT'S I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. >> I don't care. >> I don't care. >> They arrested me for what? CUZ I DON'T WANT TO STOP AND TALK TO THEM. I DON'T HAVE TO. >> I HAVE EVERY RIGHT TO NOT SPEAK TO THEM. >> What the am I doing? FOR ARGUING WITH your kids. >> CALM DOWN. >> NO, I'M NOT going to calm down. Even after being handcuffed, the woman continues yelling profanity and arguing with officers as they search her and gather her belongings. >> Yeah, I am just being loud. Yeah. Okay. >> All right. Can you grab my bag off the ground, please? Go ahead. Thank you. >> You got to search her. >> I don't care. >> You have anything that's going TO >> NO, I DON'T HAVE on me. >> Okay. Okay. CALM DOWN. >> NO, I'M NOT GOING TO CALM DOWN, MELVIN. LEAVE ME THE ALONE. >> I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. >> I don't care. YOU DON'T LISTEN. YOU DON'T listen either. I don't care. Had it. >> I had it. I don't care. >> Can you hurry up? Cuz I got to piss. >> I need to pee. Can you let go? >> Stop yelling. >> No, I'm not going to stop yelling. I GOT TO PISS. >> SHUT UP. YOU SHUT the >> ma'am. Stop. >> No, you stop. You touch my >> Yeah, I got your water. Who cares? >> It's legal. >> It is legal. >> All right. Nobody said anything about you. >> All right. I don't care. I don't got nothing else on me. Yes, it is. >> No, they're arresting me. Good. They'll be all right. I don't give a to me. >> Scoot over some please. Put the seat belt on. Thank you. Do you have an evidence back or we could just put this on her book bag? >> Once she's secured in the patrol car, officers shift their attention back to the original investigation to figure out what happened before they arrived. We're going to find Just been trying to get information from him this whole time, too. They're both cooperating. >> We don't know what her name is. >> Did you guys all see what happened or we saw what happened? >> There was nothing that happened. >> No. Yeah. Yeah. We saw it. >> She was telling him to leave her alone. Um and he wouldn't and he would get her following her. >> He was like just chasing her. chasing after her. So, >> we were like walking. >> Uh, >> so they were just walking and she just kept saying, "Leave me alone. Leave me alone." >> Yeah. >> And this man would not leave her the >> Yeah. He was >> She just kept kind like 5 minutes. >> Yeah. >> There was It was a solid like Yeah. like 5 minutes before you guys got here. But yeah, she was just telling him to get away from her and she was >> He did not >> He was just following behind her. >> Oh, the dude's name is Melvin. Yeah. >> I don't know what he did. She seemed upset. >> Does anybody have ID? So, I can We're going to do >> Thank you. He almost didn't close his way. >> They continue speaking with witnesses before interviewing the man involved in the argument to get a clearer picture of what led to the 911 call. [snorts] >> He should be pulling up soon. >> Yeah. I just feel bad cuz she didn't do anything. She >> I understand. when you also when you're given a a lawful order to stop because we're trying to do an invest stop and you're screaming and you're not giving your information >> that she was also just worried about the fact that there's a man and she's following her in the parking lot. >> Yeah. And I understand that but when when you're asked to give your information because we're doing an an investigation because obviously you guys are you have to >> Yeah. >> We can't have people walking around and doing what they want because that's a safety hazard for everybody. Thank you guys. >> Yeah, no worries. >> You as well. Thank you. >> Give me two seconds. >> She have any kinds of injury in her phone? >> No. They said that she was I'm walking up there right now. >> They said that she was just screaming to >> Yeah, that's all she was doing. Just screaming. She was screaming at me cuz we was talking about my daughter. We got there. They was just like, "Leave me alone. Leave me alone." >> Yeah, that's it. We was talking about my daughter. >> That's it. >> No, no physical. >> There was no physical harm or nothing. >> So, you still got to go to precinct? >> Yes. >> All right. I'm coming up there. All right. >> Yeah, I'm going to pretend leave her alone. Just go home. >> No. No. No. cuz my daughter was by herself grandma. >> Okay. So, I still I still think that it's still just good that you just go home just to let her with the grandma, right? >> The paper is going to take a while. I don't want you >> I can't leave it like that. >> Yeah, but the is going to take at least like 2 hours. You going to sit outside? >> Sit outside. >> I don't think it take 2 hours for it. Well, that's my baby. >> I can't do that. The man admits the argument became loud enough for someone to call 911, but says neither person never assaulted the other. It's just that we arg more than they supposed to be. >> I can't do that on my daughter. I I look stupid like her. >> It was loud enough for people to call the cont. >> That's how loud she was. >> So that's why it was a level of disorder. >> Yeah. Thank you. One thing we have an argument, you raise your voice a little bit, but to a point where people call 911 and [ __ ] It's a little bit too much. >> That's what I explained to them. When you're walking, when we asking you to stop, I know you're trying to calm her down, but that's a safety hazard. We can't have everybody walking around. >> Yeah, you're right. You're right. >> Cuz all we get is this is a screaming match. We don't know what's involved. If anything, if it got physical, we that's why we ask about it. We just >> Oh, your mom and daughter, we going back and forth about the same situation. But she want to win. I want to win. That's one of it. >> You know what? There's no wind. >> Yeah, I know that. >> Supposed to be working together. >> Yeah. >> That's terrible. Terrible. >> Can y'all ride me up there? >> I can't. >> All right. I'll walk up there. >> Uh, yeah. It's going to be a little bit though, so I stay out there. What's that? [clears throat] >> Yeah. >> Uptown Washington Street. >> Thank you. >> Oh my god. Crazy. like downtown. >> All right. All right, folks. >> Bar at hoboken pb nj.gov. >> We was we were trying to see if that [ __ ] was fine, you know, because we didn't know what was going on. >> Well, thank God everything. >> Okay, ma'am. I'll take you right to your house. >> Sorry. Thank you. >> Officers continue collecting witness statements and review surveillance footage to document exactly what happened before the arrest. >> You guys came real quick though. >> Yeah. >> Real quick. She's ducking for >> I'm [ __ ] I never know, man. Like, what's a good phone number for you? >> Uber is not going to fire you. I'm going to write an email if Uber should commend you. >> Yeah, that was awesome on your He caught it. >> I'm sorry I made you do all that, but thank you. I love you, too. Yeah, it's it's ending now. >> It was creep that girl regardless. Drug, no drugs. That was sad. Really sad. That is really sad. >> I'm glad she's okay. >> Yeah, I'm totally dumped. That's why they're at the shelter in charge >> of helping, not you. >> I don't know if people are going to whip out guns. >> That's why we put these shots in charge of life. >> But we're the first ones there. That's why I was like, how the do you guys do that? Holy [ __ ] Oh my god. God bless all of you. So beautiful. >> I love car and I shot at my pants. >> I'm not kidding. >> It wasn't that big with y'all. >> Like anything. I watch all that 2020, you know. >> The Uber driver also speaks with officers and offers to send them the cell phone video they recorded during the disturbance. He has an Android. That's really the problem. My brother has [laughter] >> Write that down your report. >> Melissa's brother has an Android. He should get an Apple. >> And then you would have gotten your email. >> I have video, too. I couldn't send on my Apple. David, >> let's do it. See who gets first. Dad, let me get an extra couple brownie points by the Hoboken Police Department from my apple. >> All right, sir. Can I just grab your uh I don't want to hold you up any longer. The female doesn't come through, we'll probably reach out to you as well. Thank you. >> I just want to move one female 225 information. Got the report in >> a short time later. Officers arrive at police headquarters for processing. >> On the other side, >> you're always stay wherever you want to stay. >> No. >> Yeah, I knew that. That's it. Thank you. This is turn. right here. >> You want to get some standing >> ready yet? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> They're going to unplug your hands. If you could just put your hand in. just almost the woman is ultimately charged with obstruction of the administration of the law and disorderly conduct through the use of offensive language. And that's it for today. Which story caught your attention the most? Let us know in the comments.