What happens when good officers face the worst moments of someone's life? You're about to find out. Here are five cases when good cops arrive at tragic scenes. Number five, officers find six children living in filth during home investigation. Officers enter a home flagged by CPS. Inside, six kids live in filth. Trash everywhere, rotting food, the stench of waste, animals roaming free. The decision is clear. The kids can't stay here. One by one, officers help them bundle up and get ready to go to the hospital for checkups. What's that? No, you're good. Come on. I can't come inside. So, you need to bring the kids to the door. Guys, come here. I need you to get their coats. Yeah, they're dressed in their coats. Maybe put that dog up first so he doesn't run outside, dear. Come. I need your smell in the side. Come. You need to come this way. Come on, buddy. Zip off your coat. Come. [Music] You have to go to the hospital. I have to take all of y'all to the hospital. Just got to get you guys checked down. Make sure everybody's okay. Um I should but they told me that the warden say it's not safe for us to go inside cuz my supervisor got sick yesterday. Oh yeah. I mean I'm I'm going to have to go in to see the animals so I can get heck. These are the paperwork is tomorrow. Come on Lou. I need you to come and help get the children in the car. Kim. Okay. Where's the baby? I need the baby to be She's in the bedroom. I need you to get a a winter suit thing on on her. You don't have a mask or anything, do you? I do. Thank you. Yep. Thank you. I'm so sorry. Where's the other Where's your other child at, dear? This is him. Okay. This is it. He's I only have six children. Only six. All right. Yep. And you guys are doing this while their dad's not here again. Come on out, buddy. Sister's bottle, please. And I'll um Hey, do you uh do you still need me over here, dear? Uh no, I mean, you're all right. She's fine. Okay. About a month later, authorities show up again. This time with arrest warrants. Both parents are being charged. Yeah, she's in here. Bagger. Police. Come to the front door. How you doing, dear? Hi. What's your name? Kimberly. Kimberly, is your husband home? Michael? No, he is at work still. Okay, Kimberly, go ahead. Step out for me. Okay. You're currently under arrest. What I do? Don't stick your head in. You have a warrant out for your arrest. For what? For child in danger. Put your hands together. So, Michael's not in the house. No, it works. Okay. You don't care if we check the house. Make sure Michael's not in there. You can check her out. All right. My mother-in-law is here. That's fine. We'll call her out before. Mhm. Hey, 16. You can come to the front door. Hey, ma'am. What room is your mother? She's in the back bedroom. Okay. Put you in a car over here real quick, dear. We'll get you some shoes. The father isn't home, but the police call him. They tell him what's going on and ask him to cooperate. Stop reaching. What is in your pocket? My vape. I was going to put it down, but you have anything illegal on you I'm going to find in the search. No, I haven't done anything illegal in a while. You have anything in your pockets? No. [Applause] Back here. Where does Michael work at? He works it where drive drive. Okay. All right. I'll be right back with you. He's at work. Okay. Perfect. West's on the phone with him right now. She got a Hello. Stop. Yes, sir. Hey, where are you at, sir? Okay. And you're coming back home? Yes, sir. Okay. Uh, I'm going to be honest with you, sir. We have a warrant for you and your wife's arrests. What? Yes. For child endangering. So, it would behoove you very much to cooperate. Okay. Okay. Are you going to come back over here to Silvin? That way you can leave the car here. Yeah, I'm going to get picked up. Picked up from where? Uh drive. Drive. Yeah. Okay. What's the address on the drive? Um how long it will be till you get there? Um 25 half hour. 25 minutes to half hour. What's his phone number? What's your phone number, sir? All right. Thank you, sir. We will probably have an officer meet you there to transport you to Summit County Jail. We appreciate your cooperation. He agrees to return and turn himself in. Officers arranged to take him into custody and transport him to jail. Can I ask you a quick question real quick? Absolutely, sir. What's going on? Why do we have a warrant for arrest? Uh for six counts of child endangering. Okay. We've been going through the CSB case for about uh since the beginning of January about the end of December, right? Well, the children's services case is completely separate from the criminal investigation. Huh? I said the children's services case is completely separate from the criminal investigation. You want to grab her a pair of shoes? You don't got Yeah. You got Lysa? Yes. Okay. Actually, I'll grab the pair of shoes. Just remember that's trust me. You haven't gone in. Just let him grab the pair of shoes. He's not. All right. I guess I'll see you guys at the shop. Let me call my boss. Let her know what's going on. Okay. Thank you, sir. What's her name? Kaitton. Kimberly. Kimberly. I apologize. Where's Where's a pair of shoes for her, dear? She's going to be uh going to the jail, unfortunately. Yeah, it's still bad. Nope. That's not even what I'm saying. Cuz I walked in there. Yeah, I know. It's still bad. The roaches didn't hide. Yeah, it ain't that big of a deal. She'll be out tomorrow. Yeah, she'll be arraigned. She'll have her day in court, dear. No reason to get all worked up a little bit. She'll literally be out tomorrow. Oh god. Seeping seeping out in the air. Yes, ma'am. You're a stronger man than I got. I've already I search my uh um let me see if I can [Applause] now both parents are facing criminal charges. All right, J. I'm going to transfer over to my car over [Applause] here. Go take a seat. All [Music] right, dear. Yeah, let me turn this light on. That light doesn't work. No. All right, dear. What I'm going to do your rights. All right. Right now, you are under arrest before I can talk to you. Okay. Having these rights in mind, you're willing to talk to me about why you're under arrest tonight. I don't even know why I'm under arrest. So, it's six counts of child endangering. I was actually uh the original officer that responded out here with children services when they were removed from the home. Do you remember me now? Yeah. Okay. Um I mean, do you understand why the children were removed from the home in the first place? Yes. I mean, how did how did how did it get that bad? How did how did the mess, the animals, the I mean, I'm going to be honest with you. That's the worst house that that day. That was the worst house I ever walked into. It's a little cleaner now. That's the worst house I ever walked into that had people living in it. How did How does it get like that? When asked if she ever stopped to realize how bad things had become, the mother responds like this. And I was the only one doing anything. Okay. She didn't have any help. He works too much, so I didn't have any help. Did you Did you at any point like look around the house and go, "This is a problem. These living conditions are not okay." Yeah. We finally got the basement fixed. Yeah. Well, I'm talking I mean the kids being removed. I know that was a wakeup call. Can we both agree that was kind of a wakeup call? But before that, did you ever look around and go, "Something here has to change. My children shouldn't live in this kind of filth right now." Yeah. Why Why didn't you change it, dear? I'm trying. I mean, be honest with me here and this is just do you when the children were removed from the home, do you think that was the right choice? Yes. You don't think that the living conditions were suitable and you just I mean you would you say you were kind of at a loss of what to do with everything? Yeah. You're saying Mike wasn't helping you out? No, he works too much. Works too much. I got you. He's still working. Right. Is that Is that your mom or is that his mom in there? That's his mom. That's his mom. Does she help out at all with the kids or anything? She watches the kids every now and then, but she's up in her 60s. I gotcha. All right, dear. Well, yeah. So, I mean, that's that's why you're being arrested. This the state of that home that the children were in. It rises to the level of criminality. Officers remind her she'll have her day in court. This isn't just a family issue anymore. It's about protecting the children. I mean, the kids shouldn't have to suffer. All right. U there's going to be a uh prisoner wagon that's going to come. They're going to take you to county. They'll book you in. You'll be arraigned tomorrow. That's where they're set bail and everything like that. Um supposed to see the kids tomorrow. This is all stuff that they can work with you and everything like that. That's what CSB is there for. All right, dear. The kids are out. The parents are in custody. The system is now in motion. Number four. How a Waffle House became a lifeline for one woman escaping abuse. A woman finds herself in a terrifying situation and makes a split-second decision to hide in a Waffle House bathroom. Trying to escape her abusive boyfriend. She runs, locks herself in, and calls for help. Soon after, the man shows up at the restaurant. What up, bro? What's your problem? Come over here. Look, look, you can't you can't arrest me because I didn't do anything. You know what I'm saying? But anyways, bro, people got my money, bro. Then then sign it to my phone, then use my money, you feel me? Supposed to have been the girlfriend or whatever. You feel me? I ain't put my hands on nobody, nothing. You get what I'm saying? I hear you. Let's stand over here cuz I don't I don't like cars behind over here in the front. I don't like cars behind me. She got my money, dog. And she sent my money to her. You get what I'm saying? The girl inside. Yeah. The the girl I with sent my sent my money to her, bro. For protection, bro. I ain't no So, protect what? Do you know who that do you know who that girl is? Okay. You got me on video. Who's the girl inside you? Do you know Do you know her at all? Yeah, I know her. Who is she? She a friend. Okay. She a friend. You sent her money. No, I didn't send her money. They sent me money and she took my money and sent it to somebody else. All right. How do they send you money? Via like Cash App or something like that? Yeah. How did she How was she able to use? She went and got on my look. Cash App sign in code at 259. You get what I'm saying? She went and did that $259 signed in and then sent $20 at 3004 to this girl in here. So that's why I'm snapping like that because I need my money. Okay. You get what I'm saying? That's my friend. Your friend? Yeah. Okay. Why? What's up? What's up with the money? What money you talking about? She sent it over to this girl Jersey. That's and there. So when I I was sleeping together, you know what I'm saying? And when I seen the on my cash app, I had signed in or you said your friend that's that's what I He tells police that the woman accessed his cash app account, stole money, and sent it to someone else. Are y'all saying? Yeah, we be helping each other. Helping each other out. Yeah. be all like intimate like a I mean here and there and not really like I'd be straight on when was the last time you guys slept that's is it like a is like a casual thing put your hands behind your back when I'm going to temp you just All that I'm going to jump domestic battery is a domestic veteran. I ain't put my hands on her. Witnesses back up her story. They say he pushed through the restaurant doors, barged in, and tried to snatch her stuff. He came in here yelling on her. Yeah. Trying to find her. Like she had to She had to hide in the bathroom. It's all Oh, she hid from him. Yeah, she hid from him in the bathroom. They locked this door. Can you check for her? They're saying he snatched the wall from her hand. We locked this door and he came and he There's a camera right there. If y'all wanted to, you can. Yeah. when they tried to lock the door like they were trying to close the locket so because so she could hide in the bathroom before she got he pushed it in their face and came in anyways him hitting her across the street. How would you describe like was it a punch a slap? It was kind of like they were like they were arguing. He was right in her face and like I think he tried to take something from her and he like pushed her. Okay. Like and then hit like pushed her in the face. Yeah. He smooshed her. Yeah. Yeah. smushed it like that. You have your ID? Yes, I do. Thank you. Do you want to fill out a short written statement? Mhm. You do? Okay. I do. Where? What? Why is He's injured that he got a stretcher coming for him now? When someone asks for a ambulance, we have Yeah, they have to give it. Same thing with like a supervisor. They ask for Do you want to do you want to write statement? You want to write a statement? Yeah. Would you like the fire department to check you out? So, it initially started where they came here. That's awesome. If it all was in one incident, then you can just roll with it. Yeah. So, they started in here, they kicked them out, they went across the street. They were watching because of how I rate they were in here. And that's when they witnessed the guy over there strike her multiple times in the head and uh push her. Okay. Then she ran over here, came inside, and they locked it to not let him in. And then he ripped open the door. Goes in, grabs the bag. She's now grabs the bag to prevent him. He rips it. And that's all I can see on camera. One employee says he even hit her earlier across the street. Others confirmed that he forced his way in despite attempts to keep him out. Yeah, but they're saying they don't know if there's damage. So that time they were not allowing any guests to enter whatever. So it's still 21 there. [Music] I'll ask them if they want to press short. Yeah. [Music] And I got a quick question for you. So you guys locked the door and you pretty much did not want him inside this property, correct? Um because because you guys locked it, you did not want him in their property obviously for the safety of your customers and that and her and you guys him ripping open the door. Do you guys want to press charges for that? Absolutely. Okay. Can I get your ID and wear a swarm and safely? I'm scared to go to my car at this point. Where's your car? He He's He's in handcuffs in the airplane, so he ain't coming out. You going? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Um, did the officers give you a case number yet? No. Do you want to fill out any domestic violence paperwork? No. Do you want to press charges for robbery? For robbery. For robbery. So, cuz you were holding your bag when you're here. He came and ripped it from you and then he ripped the wallet from you from what the witnesses are telling me. So, he's using force to deprive you of your property. I know that. But that's a decision that you have to make. I can't leave it at home because he took my stuff and all I wanted was to get something to eat. That's why I always So, how did this argument start? Just over using money to get food. Like, what made him so angry? He logged into his phone and saw that I noticed that he took my money. Like he's been taking my money and then saying that I'm doing police start putting the pieces together. The woman explains how the argument started and began to spiral. So you guys got here, you guys get here and I walked here with him. Yeah. went to get something. At what point did he get so angry? Literally, like he came out from Subway and I was over here and he's like, "Why are you using the phone?" I asked her, "Can I use your phone, please?" Cuz he kept saying, "Don't log in. Don't log off of my stuff. Like, don't be looking for my stuff." And I was like, "I'm just hungry. Like, I want to eat." You had his phone at that time to get Yeah, because I don't have my I don't have my phone. I don't have my car. And then you guys go over there. He kept coming back and saying, "Get the like, come on. Come on." And he already had my wallet and he's giving my stuff. So he had your wallet. How did he get your wallet? He snatched it from right here. He just holding it. No, my ID was here. His ID was here. He said, "Give me my ID before I slap you." And I was just like, "Okay." So So he said, "Give me my before I slap you." Yeah. And I was just like, "What the like?" So I couldn't take it out. and give him his and he just like took this whole thing and they just went off to the back of the building and went over there and stormed back and like we all saw him coming back like on a mission and he was like let's go and I was like I don't want to go with you just give me my stuff back and I'll just stay here like you don't pay for anything you don't have any money like I need my $40 but when he hit you in the head was that over there. Yeah. Okay. She's visibly shaken. She tells officers this isn't new. She's lived through similar abuse before from someone else. Like in those staircase and he was like, "Let's go. Let's go." And I was like, "I don't want to go with you." Like, I just want to eat some food. Okay. All right. So, like I said, you had your belongings in your possession. You didn't. To me, it sounds like you didn't want him to have your wallet or your bag. So, it is up to you if you want to press charges for robbery. I'm just scared cuz he knows where you live. Like, he knows everything. It's domestic. So, what's going to happen is he's going to have a no contact order, which means he can't call. He can't meet with you. He can't go to where you work, where your family lives. If he does, he automatically goes to jail. So you'll have that layer of protection. So if you're in fear of what he might do there, there is court proceedings that prevent him from coming back to see you. So it's up to you if you want to press charge for robbery. He is going for the the domestic violence battery cuz he has to go. Yeah, because my ear is like it's so freaking ringing. The statement thing is like making me nervous because like my daughter's death dad is just like this like statements the the everything just I know for this all you have to say is like I didn't give him permission to take my stuff from my person I want to press charges. That's all you have to say. They ask if she wants to press charges. She hesitates, scared, tired, and unsure if it's the right move to make. What was that? I'm sorry. No, I'm sorry. I have my stuff. Okay. I'm going to give you a case number. If you change your mind, you're going to let us know. Okay. Do I have time? Like, I don't feel so. So, at this point, he's going to go for the batter domestic violence. So, what I would recommend, what was that? I wanted to go over that. Yeah. So, if you decide to change your mind, press charge for robbery, meet with the state attorney's office and let them know about that. I'll document in my report so they're aware of it as well. Okay. All right. They're going to take care of you. I'm going to get you a case number. The suspect was later arrested and formally charged with domestic violence battery. Number three, child caught in the middle as parents are arrested. Police respond to a fight in a parking lot where a man is reportedly choking a woman against a car. Officers step in to unearth the truth. You sir, is this really what we're going to be doing tonight? Seriously? No. Being honest with you. No, I'm No, because now we have a witness saying something happened back here. So So what's happened? You want to go? Do you want to go that route? No, no, no. Because we'll go that route. No, no. To be honest with you, I trying to get everything. So two problems exist right now. One, they told us that you were choking her against the car. Okay, so that's not bad. Let's check the camera. So, that's problem. Let's check I'm going to I'm going to s behind. Let's check the camera. Okay, that's problem one. Problem two is you're plastered and you're sitting in the driver's seat of the car with no sitting. Baby, they say that I strangle you. Let's see the cameras. What are they at? That's what we do. We go and see the cameras. We see the cameras. That's what we're going to do. Thank you. You guys are doing all of this in front of your kids. No, being No, exactly. Being on You doing this? Are you kidding me? You doing all of this, baby? Because he's Hispanic. Are you kidding me? Baby, being on with you. I just want to go home. Be on. I've been praying for the last, baby. You don't give a No. Get in the car. You see me? You see me? I see you. I see you. Let's get in the car. No. Are you kidding me? Yes. No. I'm not even kidding. He was choking me. Are you kidding me? That's what they told us. Somebody told you. No, you are the one that borderline disorder. I don't want to take you to jail. So, just relax. Just relax. Mommy and right there. I know Angelo is right there. These [ __ ] You're supposed to protect. You supposed to back. Stand back for me. Why you not protecting me? [ __ ] why are you not so mean? What makes this even more heartbreaking is that their young son is there witnessing everything. He's scared, confused, and pleading not to be taken from his parents. Why you not dancing? Tired of them. Hey, stop. Stop. Stop. I know. So, uh, inside they're reporting that he was strangling her. She's Applebee's is reviewing camera footage. She's encroaching on me. I had to push her away. I'm tired of you. So, he's reviewing camera footage to see if that's legitimate. But she was in the driver's seat with the car on. So, thank you. Come here. Back up. No. Stop. Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back now. Hands behind your back. Stop resisting. Stop. Bat. I got All right. Stop it. Left arm. I got left arm. Got left arm. Hey, stop. Stop. Why is that? Just give me your arm. At least. Come on. [Music] Yeah, she bite me, too. [Applause] [Applause] When officers move to arrest the woman, she puts up initial resistance, screaming, sobbing, and calling desperately for her son. My [Music] [Laughter] [Music] baby. What's wrong with you? Move. No alcohol does. Thank you. Let's go. [Applause] Come on. Act like an adult. Put her on mine cuz I'll take her. My head. You [ __ ] stop. My car. No. Get the door. No. Look. Make this easier. No. No. Look my hand. Look at my hands. Stop. Look at my hands. Look at my hands. Look at my hand. I don't think I have a Oh my god. If I could What hurts? It hurts. My hands hurt. What part of your hand? Like all of it. My Okay. The seat in the car. From here, the chaos only escalates. Take a deep breath. You want What do you want? You want me to readjust them? Yes. You want me to readjust them? Do we even know her name yet? Nope. What's your name? Alexia. Alexia. Alexia, stop it. It hurts. Listen, listen. It hurts. It hurts. It hurts right now. Like it hurts. Like it hurts. It hurts. My hurting. My car. We go. Where is that? [Applause] And he had no business coming back on the property. That was just trespasses. Uh, so you were back there. I I was going to take the trash out. Yeah. So when I was taking the trash out, I hear somebody screaming. Uh-huh. So when I heard somebody screaming, that's what I came back in and told him. I said, "Man, the dude in the back parking lot come me and him have to close that night." He's still You see what I'm saying? Yeah. What What exactly did you see? I seen him grabbing her against the car that great car. Yeah. And And I came back in cuz I didn't want them to see me. Meanwhile, the man is arguing nonstop, refusing to follow commands and demanding explanations he won't wait to hear. Please, sir. Please. Please help me, bro. Please. Please don't do that to her. To her, please. Okay. You're okay, buddy? Yeah. Yeah. Can you go? Let's go with together. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. I'm going with you. I'm going with you. No. He's my son, bro. I know he is. Just go with together. Let's go together. Buddy. Okay. No. Let's go. Don't scare him. Don't scare him. I'm not scaring him. You're scaring him. You're scaring him. No. If you say that. No. If you say that, he's going to think that you He just want to come with me. He just want to come here. Poppy, come here. It's not It's no problem. Come here, puppy. You see me? You're okay, buddy? Come here. I'm just trying to figure stuff out. Come here, puppy. Please. Please. I'm I'm I'm begging. I'm begging. Can you tell him everything's okay? He's with me. He's late. Every The boy's emotions hit hardest. He's not angry, just heartbroken and confused. Officers talk gently to him, assuring him everything will be okay. Buddy, what's your name? Um, Angela. Yes, Buddy. What's your name, baby? Angela. Angela. Okay. Everything's going to be okay. All right. I don't want you to be afraid. Okay. Well, my mom, puppy, listen. You're still going to love you. Okay. Yeah. You're okay, buddy. We're just trying to figure something out. Okay. That's all we're trying to do. Okay. Can I say something? Puppy, listen to me. Puppy, they're just with mommy. Okay. They're going to be okay. She's going to get out. She just fall. Okay. But but but mommy's being so mean. Yeah, I know. She's being mean, bro. I'm so sorry. I just want to No, no, but don't take it on from me, please. You're not taking me, daddy. Sorry. She She have DY. She have a lot of She's been so good in the last month. She's trying her best. The only thing that I mean, she's my son. That's the only thing that I mean. Why are you guys even in the car? Huh? Why are you guys in the car? Because I was dealing with her. Being honest with you, you can check me out. You can check her out. You can check all I thought you guys were leaving. Like, yeah, exactly. That's But why were you in the car? Oh, because I trying to talk with her. He She was just mad because I thought you were staying in the area with your cousin. No. So, you lied. Yeah. Why? I'm going to lie. You said you were staying here in the area with your cousin. No. No. Cuz No, I'm not going to stay and was waiting for her to get out. No, sir. You said you weren't driving, sir. No. Hey, excuse me. Okay, let's Okay. No, now I'm Let's Let's stop. No, no, no. Let's do it. No, no, no. Let's do it. Now you told me that I was thinking I'm driving. Let's do it. Let's put the cameras. I didn't say you were driving. No. No. You told me. No. Okay, let's put the cameras. You said you were not driving. Exactly. So, why were you in the car? Be How? Why you mean why I'm in the car? Why are you guys in the car? I'm going the home. He's in the car with me and my wife. Who was driving? Her. Why was she going to drive? Because she's okay. I never crashed. No, no, no. Okay. She's turning right now after he told me what he's going to do. She get mad just because of that. Okay. I'm not talking about his stress or nothing. I'm just talking about him. He's very drunk. No, no, no. I'm talking about The man continues to protest, accusing officers of targeting him unfairly. You know what I mean? My son right now. I'm not talking about your son. Okay. No, no, no. She know what she's doing, sir. She's very drunk. Exactly. So, why was she going to drive? I'm not going to let her drive. That's all the Okay. So, Okay. So that's why you Exactly. But I'm not going to put her in the That's what I'm saying. I got you. Okay. She get mad because I was trying to take care of her. Exactly. But I don't want him to know her woman. Okay. I got you. Come on. Is his woman's I got you. Is her is his mom is the only thing that I want to know. Is her mom. So that's why this whole thing started. She was going to drive. I got you. Come on. No reason to put me up there in front of my kid. I don't do nothing. I get out of the car. Listen to me. Listen to me. I get out the car. No, no. I listen in the car. I get out the car with no problem. He told me move. I move. No problem. No reason to put me that in front of my kid. I was to try to take him with me so he know what's going to happen so he don't get in trouble. That's the only thing that I know. He put me on cop. I don't even know what I cop. I don't even driving. Why you put me on cop? I've already told you. I'm trying to tell you again, but you keep cutting me off. Okay. So, you No, no. Can you cut me off? No. Oh, no. No. Okay. What's your number you b? Collins 18:30. Okay. Beautiful report. No, no, it's okay. I just want to move. Okay. I can't even move. I know you can't cuz you're handcuffed. Oh, I can't. So, what? For what reason? You handcuffed? I've told you and I've tried to tell you, but you keep cutting me off. Would you like me to tell you again? No. No. I'm so sorry. Tell you again? No. No. No. Would you like me to tell you? Oh, why I'm a handcuffed? Yes. Yes, sir. You like me to tell you? Yes, sir. Without cutting me off? No, no. I'm so sorry. Yeah, I'm sorry. Okay. Okay. I accept your apology. Okay. So, the reason you're handcuffed is because we have reports that there was a physical altercation between you and her. Okay. And you Okay. You have you have cameras. That's what we're doing. But right now, right now, you are a suspect and you guys were both over here in an altercation. I'm trying to calm her. How is that alteration for me? For me. He keeps asking why he's being arrested and interrupts every explanation. Bro, you is going to be That's crazy. I'm asking you how me trying to calm her is altercation. How is it? Okay. Is my son talking? Yeah. I have the I have the like literally privilege to listen. Why you stop me? It's the fight the man. You have to give me a reason why I stop and you're not listening cuz you're drunk. Oh, so what? So you give me the reason. No, no, no. You give me a reason that you stop me because my wife. That's what you're saying, right? No. No. So, what are you saying? Tell me for what? There is a report for people. You're cutting me off for people again. You're cutting me off again. No. No. For people. No. Not talking. Okay. No, it's okay. It's okay. Is everything on camera, right? Yeah, it's on camera. Yeah. I see the red light. Beautiful. Beautiful. No, it's okay. It is okay. You give me on call for no reason. People calling failing to listen. No, no. Because you put me on call because people calling about something is happening here. So you come in here and I'mowed. No, no, no. You come in here and you're allowed to come in. You put me on on cuff without talk to me, without asking. But I've told you a million times in your No, no, no, no. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. It's okay. I know it is. I know. Yeah. It's great. Beautiful. Yeah, it is. It's pretty embarrassing in front of your kid. Tell you that. Be honest with you. Yes. Yeah, it is. Be honest with you. Yes. Both parents drunk? No. Not even You want me to Both parents drunk in front of a 5-year-old? Yeah. You want me? It's awesome. You got to drive a car. It's great. You want me? It's okay. It's okay. Keep talking. It's okay. It is okay. It's a shame. No, it's not a shame. It is. No, it's not a shame. It's not a shame. I can be ashamed. I know. I've been there before. Mhm. I'm not ashamed right now. I was trying to get without that. You get it wrong. You get it wrong. His frustration boils over, but the officers remain calm. firm and focused on deescalation. She is she's uh in custody. Yes, sir. 42 is here. Can you can you explain Can you explain explain me? Uh I talked to the cook. He didn't say strangulation. He said uh he said he like the arms and was putting her against the car. I was putting him in the Okay, you were seen that in the video. It's not problem at all. I'm not any problem at all. I just don't want all the show in front of my son. It's okay. You don't want to believe me. It's okay. I'm really I really appreciate your service being honest with you. I don't want to deal with her being drunk. But the only thing that I don't like is you getting me right here in front of her because I was doing nothing. And when you see the video, you will see and you're going to let me go and it's okay. The only thing is it's no reason to It's okay. Do they have family that can come get the kid? Yeah. Yeah. For sure. her sister. But he tell me after he saw the camera, if I have no problem, he let me go. What sister's number? Do you have What's sister? Yes, it's right here in my phone. Okay. So, but can you check me? Can you do something with me? That's my whole question. No, but listen. Listen. No, but please listen to me. But listen to me. We are three cops here. I'm being handcuffed with no reason because I'm prosecuted in what you say in prosecuting. I told you, but you forgot. You forgot. Prosecuted. No. What' I say? I told you six times. Yeah. I don't give a You can tell me 20 times, brother. And you forget. Exactly. So why why that doesn't mean nothing over that doesn't mean if I want to I'm asking you nicely. You can do it. What's What's wrong? What what's happening? Because I'm feeling I'm feeling No. No. I'm feeling I said memory loss. No, we've already told you. Listen, you are going to jail today right now for trespass after warning. You were warned not to come back here and you're drunk and you came back. I just want to say I just want to you understand me? Yes, sir. I just want to jail. Who can I call to come take your child? Do you have any other family in the area? Both parents are taken into custody since no sober adult is available to care for the child. Police have to call child protective services. Okay, then it's going to be easier. Ah, that's crazy. You turn this so you have one more room. Yeah. No, like I'm trying to No, I know. There you go. Watch your foot. Watch your foot. Ultimately, both parents are arrested on suspicion of domestic violence and public intoxication. Number two, a drunken night ends in tragedy. Officers respond to a scene on a pedestrian walkway where a 911 caller says their friends have been hit. When police arrive, they find three young men. One screaming in pain, the others badly hurt. She's still down here then. That's the mom or her guy's friend Mario. So, the female in here was the driver though. Yeah, she was standing outside the car. Pulled up. Okay. I'm out. What's going on? I don't know. That's what I'm going to ask you. When you're coming from Molen, right? Yeah. When you're coming to Molen, did you see anything on the road here? Yeah. No. Cuz something is depends what happened. I mean, it could have been that door. Are you going to drive from that way? I mean I mean I'm just like Yeah, I hear you. I don't know. I know. All right. Okay. I hit my head on this. So, I'm off the social police department. So, I just kind of I was talking to their officer. I just want to like kind of verify a few things. So that that's your SUV then? Yes. Okay. And you were coming from Davenport or No, right off that bridge right there. The new bridge over here from Bendorf then or right there. I was coming to that up under there. Yeah. Where were you at before you were on the bridge? Were you in Dor Island? No. John Deere come through that ruffle. All right. Was anybody else in the car with you? Just you. Where were you coming from? Right there. Where were you at though? Where were you at? Where were you at when you were coming? Mom, I went and got me something over there and now he's coming from here. Where did you get the drink at? The driver. A woman appears disoriented and insists she hit an animal. She seems unaware of the actual severity of the situation. Didn't go in on the border there. Yeah. No. We don't have to get going. No. Are you Are you right there by my job? [Applause] Okay. Feeling okay then? I mean, reasonably. No, I'm not feeling okay cuz I'm trying to figure out what's going on. I mean, but your legs aren't hurting. Okay. You didn't hit your head on anything? I might have, but right now I don't know. So, your neck feels okay? Okay. Physically okay. Just a little confused. I got you. Okay. Okay. If you want to, we'll we'll let these guys get back. Sounds like they're pretty busy tonight, too. Crazy bus dizzy. It's insane. So, uh just because the accident, I'm going to run you through a few tests. Is that okay? Okay, baby. So, stand right here. Stand right here for me. You said you don't have any problems with your legs, knee problems. Perfect. I mean, my knees are weak, but I mean Okay. And you're okay walking in those shoes? Oh, yeah, baby. Okay. So maybe just come over here with me. Okay. Stand right here. Put You're going to put your left foot here. Oh my god. Yeah, I know. It's okay. Maybe that was a deer. It's just a car. That was no vehicle. That was So do do a favor. Just no. Okay. Face me. Now when I tell you to begin, I want you to take nine heel toe steps forward. Okay. Nine. Nine. It'll look just like this. One, two, three. You're going to go all the way up to nine. Make sure you touch your heel to your toe each time and count steps out loud. Okay. Go ahead and begin for me. Ready? Yep. Go ahead and begin for me. baby. But y'all see somebody back there. Well, we're dealing with that. We're going to do this first. Okay. Just go ahead. Okay. I'm sorry. N. So, get back in starting position like I showed you. Ready? Yep. Miss Harris, get back to starting position like I showed you and then go ahead and be begin when you're ready. Sorry. My legs are big. Ready? I peed on myself. That's okay. Sorry. Yep. Go ahead and begin. Yep. Keep your hands down by your side for me. Cut out loud. Oh my god. Officers administer field sobriety tests where she fails spectacularly. Ready? Just do it like I showed you. You didn't say how many I said nine. Remember? Oh, it's okay. Make sure you're kind of loud. My nerves are bad. I I get you. How many did I get? Take your time. Good. Well, once you do that nine, go ahead and make the turn like I showed you, then do the next nine. Okay. How many did I do? Start over? Nope. Just continue from where you are. I can't. Okay. I'm nervous. I'm sorry. Okay. Okay. I'm going have you So, we'll come back over here. Okay. Baby, you seeing that? Yep. That was not an animal. Okay. We'll go stand over here then. Does that be better? Yeah. Okay. Let's stand over here. Yep. We'll go stand over here. Now, when I tell you to begin, I want you to pick up either foot. Either your left or right foot, hold it 6 in off the ground, parallel to the ground, and stare at it. Okay. Okay. So, pick either foot. Go ahead and begin for me. Okay. Ready? Yep. Ready? Yep. Go. Keep your hands down to your side. No, no, no, no. This is the one where you're just going to pick one foot up like I showed you. Keep your hands at your side. Pick either foot up. Hold it 60 inches off the ground. Stare at your foot. Start counting out loud for me. 1,00 1,002. All right. Ready? Yep. Begin. No, no, no. You're just you're just raising your foot. Remember, just raise one foot and then start counting out loud for me. Okay. And if you put your foot down, you can't do it. I can't. Okay. Okay. Don't put your hands on your back for me. Okay. You can place in the wrist for DUI. All right. Okay. All right. Nothing in there. Perfect. All right. And I'll be able to take another test when I get downtown. Yep. I'm going to have you We got to do some paperwork first and then um I'll give you an opportunity to find another test for me. Okay. One step back and I'll hit you. Like I said, she might bark, but she there's a lot of glass so she won't be able to get you. Go ahead and drop there for me. I got you. She don't fall. I'm tall. Yeah. No, I'm tall, too. I I know. I know the struggle. Let me get right here. Yep. I got you. There we go. There we go. I won't let you fall. Because of one second. She's placed under arrest on suspicion of DUI. Um because of the accident and the way she performed on the test, I have suspicion that she's intoxicated. So, I'm going to go take her down to Mullen Police Department. Anything happened your way? Yes, you did. Yes. Oh my god. What happened? Can you tell me? I can. Um, if you want to call down to Money Police Department and try to talk to my command, it's up there. Discretion want to go down there cuz he's there. He's working. Yeah, he's we got a lot going on tonight. So, but yeah. So, she'll be going down there first and then we'll kind of go from there. But if you want to call my command, I mean, that's I just Okay. Because I couldn't walk that line. That's where y'all taking me. Uh, that and I noticed your eyes, too. Alexa, but we're going to get another test once we get down to the PD. Okay, baby. But did y'all see it was an animal, though? We can talk about that later, too. Okay. Huh? We'll talk about that here in a minute. Oh my god. Can you tell me anything? Is she okay? Like I said, we'll get down to the PD and we'll we'll talk about some stuff. Was she in I don't even know. Never mind. Okay. Okay. Oh my god. It was the animal though, right? Oh, you said we'll talk about when we get to the PD. Okay. Oh my god. Babe, you're scaring me. I'm sorry. No, I understand. It's a lot going on. I'm being taken to the Rock Island County Jail. Does that mean something something's wrong with the person that was in front of me? No, you're not being taken to jail right now, ma'am. We're going to the hospital first. Okay. But baby, all I'm saying is I don't know what messed up my truck. I know somebody was there. Okay. Please tell me something. Please. I said once we get to the hospital, just so I'm not like yelling back and forth, we'll talk about it more. Okay. I'm not going to yell. I'm not yelling. I'm not yelling. I would just call back here. I'm sorry. I mean, just I have to like raise my voice so you can hear me so we can talk easier once we get face to face at the hospital. Okay. And then I'll be able to go to potty cuz I got to go potty again. And I already peed on my As they transport her to the hospital for evaluation, she remains confused and fixated on the idea that she struck a deer. We get there, I'll let you go. That's fine. I don't even know if something's wrong with me cuz I don't even care. I'm I'm tripping about that. I know it wasn't a raccoon. It was not You're taking me to the hospital, correct? Yes, ma'am. Okay. But why in handcuffs? Well, exx, that's procedure. Well, no, because I placed you under arrest for the DUI. A DUI? The suspicion of Yeah, the suspicion of DUI. Oh, because I couldn't walk the line. And then what I saw in your eyes, in your breath, yo, it I was just nervous cuz I ain't even had no drinks like that. But okay, I understand. That's why we're going to give you some more tests. Okay. All right. Sit back real quick. Get the seat belt off you and we'll get you out of here. Okay. All right. You going to step out for me? My mom is here. Nope. Uh, your mom's down at the police department. talking with some other officers. Is that bad? No, she just asked me where we were going. I thought we were going there first. She just went down there cuz she wanted to. Yeah. No, that's You guys are making me nervous. No, no, no. Don't be nervous. So, um, let me let's let's do this this way. Okay. We got a couple other officers coming up here. They're going to talk to you. They know more about what's going on than I do right now. Um, I can just take a little breaths and, uh, we'll get through this. Sure. Yes, ma'am. Like I said, there's um there's some other officers. I don't want to like mislead you. No, I don't want you to do nothing. Just tell me the real. What's up? Tell me the real, baby. What's going on? I said, there's a couple other officers. They're going to be able to explain better than I am, okay? Cuz you were obviously involved in an accident tonight that you're aware of. So, they'll get here in a little bit. Okay. I I know there's a lot going on. I know there's a lot going through your mind, but just a lot going through my mind and I hope it was an animal. Sure. That's all I care. But you know what? I didn't even lie. I know an animal coming across that bridge. Stop it. Just wake up and talk to somebody. Yep. They're on their way. So, it's like it I know it's a lot. Just kind of take some deep breaths. And her emotions shift rapidly between panic, denial, and confusion. Eventually, officers sit her down and explain the facts. Easier to sit than I know. I know. Oh god, there's plain people. No, these are the officers. I said that we're on their way to talk to an animal. It's not an animal. I don't even They got the blood done. We're trying to wait for not to go to pee. Take a deep breath. Baby, I can't just I thought it was just an animal, but now I know it's not cuz y'all will you uh what's your first name? I just want to call it. My name is Mike and this is S. We got we want to ask you some questions and if you have questions of us, you feel free to ask us. Okay. The animal. Hey Shabria, sit up. I don't want you to hyperventilate girl. [Music] Where's my mom? Please just give me my mom. It was no animal. It was no animal. Shabri, I don't know where your mom's at. Is your mom here? My mom was supposed to be here. Please. Please get my mom. Please get my animal. All right, Shabria. Hey, you calm down for a second. S's going to read you something. Okay. I'll be completely honest with you. I can't sit here and tell you that I know what you're going through because I I can't. Right. Where's my mom? I need my mom. We just Please can you get Hey, listen. Just hear me out real quick. Okay. We will go ahead. We will go ahead once we get through this. Okay. We'll make those phone calls. Please get my mom. I can't promise anything but get her here. Okay. You ready? Are you listening? I'm sorry. When the woman fully realizes what's happened, she breaks down. Understand your rights though. Correct. I don't even No, I don't understand nothing right now. Just come on. Everybody need to talk to me. Okay. Shabria. Hey. Hey girl. Would you look at me for a second? Will you just take a deep breath for me? Okay. You understand what s You understand what S read to you, right? No. You don't understand. You don't understand your rights. Yeah. I know my rights. Okay. You understand what he said then? You understand your rights. on the camera like you have the right to remain you re you have the right to remain silent somebody died somebody did die and we just need to talk to you okay we have to figure that out on your end okay where's my mom please can my mom be here with me you're an adult okay you're the same age as me okay so can you talk to us about last night you know what day it is it's Sunday right now what was Saturday So, so I went across to kick it with a couple of people cuz I never get to kick it with them cuz I work so much. I'm fixing up my home. Across the bridge. Yes. And I don't drive across the bridge, but I did tonight. And and I was um I went over there to kick in with a couple of people, which was across the bridge. And then uh I was coming back across like I said, and I came back across the bridge, had got off the bridge, came all around a river drive, and then that's when it happened. Um, I thought it was an animal. Like I said, I thought it was an animal. So, I I hit the animal. Um, but like I said, it was a hard hit. You know what I'm saying? I'm like, what the I thought it was a deer, actually. She then explains her side of the story and what she recalls about the accident. And I'm an animal person, so I was like, you know what? And like I said, when I seen my fuz because I closed my eyes, my seat belt held me. Okay. So, I knew it was something serious. I'm like and and I feel for I love animals. Yeah. I'll take a straight cat if you give it to me. You know what I'm saying? But like I said, my when I seen it, my roof caved up. I felt me. I said, "Oh." Like I said, thought it was an animal. Mhm. Point blade period. So, I pulled over. That's when I called you guys. Okay. I called my mom. I was like, "Mom, I think I hit a deer. I don't even know where the deer came from." She said, "Okay, baby. Pull over." I called you guys. I called my son's dad. Mhm. Um, by the time you guys all start pulling up, that's when too many people start pulling up and I start I can't remember nothing. That's why I start panicking. I thought it was a raccoon. It stunned me. I pulled over and as I'm pulling over, I see my hood was lifted up and I was like, "Oh my god. Oh my god." Now I said I And then that's when I thought it was a deer. So I went ahead and pulled over. Um Do you remember when you got off that there was no uh no lights controlling the part of the bridge that you got off on, but there was some next to you? Do you remember it being really narrow? Narrow? Yes. because I'm like, "What the I'm like, okay, well, whatever. This is new blah blah blah blah blah." And then I I was like, "Why the lit up blah blah blah." The officers explained that she wasn't driving on a road. She was on the pedestrian walkway of the I74 bridge. She had driven directly into a group of three men who were walking. Said, "I did my usual. I did my usual." That was the thing. I did my usual. So, you noticed that the part you were on wasn't lit up. It's It was not lit up. Okay. But the other part of the bridge was lit up over there. Yeah. To your So, I'm on my left side. On the right. Yes. All that All that is pretty. Yeah. It's all lit up pretty. Mhm. And then your part was very narrow. The concrete on both. Concrete. You got to be careful over there. Yeah. And that's what made me more aware. Like I said, cuz I don't even come across I don't even go across the bridge period whether it's going or coming. you familiar with the new bridge that there's a there's there's three parts to the new bridge. There's the Iowa bound, there's Illinois bound, and then on the side of that that's not lit up, there's a pedestrian walk on a sidewalk. No, I didn't. No. I'm locking I'm locked. Do you know you were driving on the sidewalk? Oh, no. Cuz I would have noticed a You were on the pedestrian park. I'm sorry. Wait a minute. But she said she was I'm not even going to say I I I knew where I was at cuz sweetie I didn't know there was a sidewalk part to that. So hold on. I'mma correct myself. You know what I'm saying? I knew that. Like I said there was an exit cuz it always says River Drive and then it says something else. So just break it to me softly. It was no animal. There was not an animal. I don't even want to know. Any question you ask, I will answer for you. Okay. Where's my mom? I need my mom. Why was he on the bridge? What was this man doing or woman doing? Oh my god. Oh my god. Why was it on there? Looks like the detective said before, you were driving on the new pedestrian walkway on the I74 bridge. She cries, apologizes, and struggles to process the news. She continues to ask about her mother, seemingly unable to face the reality alone. Baby, so what's a walkway? Because I was not on the walkway. And I said, I knew it was a walkway, but why was he on there at 12:00 at night? Is there a difference in the walkway? Talk to me, please. There is a difference. There's a big concrete barrier separating the roadway from a concrete difference. There's a big old like a concrete barrier. I'm just answering your questions, you know, cuz I don't want I don't want to be it would be wrong for me not to answer your questions. Right. So, I went over a concrete thing and ran over somebody. That's what they're trying to say. Baby, you telling me there's a walkway on the bridge? Yep. It's cuz you have the driving portion of the bridge here and then right next to that there's a smaller path that's just for people to walk across. It's new since they built a new bridge. What you're saying? Maybe they're saying it happened on the bridge. Yep. Way. Okay. No way. I would erect. Sure. Shows that mean the man is dead. That's my understanding. Yes. And I did it. Looks like it. I'm the one that killed a man that was walking. He was walking on the bridge on the walk path. Yeah. I'm going to prison for something that I didn't do. Where are they at? Why are they making me sit like this? They need to get them cameras, baby, because this did not happen on the bridge. Okay. Where's his friends at? They were talking some other officers. Okay. So, they they know what kind of vehicle actually struck him, right? Correct. But this is my thing. Yeah. They struck him on the bridge. How many hours did this happen before I struck him? No, not hours. But how many? I watched too much Force 48. I'm not going to lie. Yeah. No, I'm I'm making a joke out of it now, but I'm not. I get you. You know what I'm saying? I understand because like I said, no, sweetie, cuz I would had pulled over on the bridge. Sure. Sure. One moment of impaired driving, one wrong turn on a pedestrian path, and three young lives are destroyed. Just Come on. Come on. Break it to me. I'm blown away. Are you aware that a kid a kid died? Um, so say your first name again. Shabria. Shabria. So you after after we're done here, you're you're going to be arrested today, okay? and you're going to be charged with reckless homicide. You're driving a vehicle and you struck three people. Three. One's one's going to die and the other one's critically injured. That that part of the bridge that you were driving on, that's a sidewalk. That's not the bridge. Cars can't drive on there. So, you're driving on we call it's a pedestrian walkway. So, where you drove? Y'all got the cameras on that. We do. So where's this where where is this part at? So you're telling me I was driving on another side of the road where I weren't supposed to be. Yeah. So the bridge there's the Iowa bound Illinois bound. Those are separated. There's a gap. They're separated by concrete and they're also separated by water. And then to the west of that, to the west of the Illinois bound that's also separated by barriers and also separated by a gap which you go down to the water. There's a pedestrian walkway that they built on the new I74 bridge and you were driving on the walkway. I was on there and y'all seen it. I have not I have not seen pedestrian. No, they seen it. Yeah, that's where the kids are at. No, they seen it. They're going to see it. It'll be on camera. Okay, that's what I'm asking you. It's on camera. It will be on camera. So, you're being charged with aggravated DUI resulting in death and reckless homicide. Okay. Yeah. They said I I hit him and so you know what I'm saying is somebody else's baby that I k and they got to they got to tell his mom and dad that I killed him because he was on the walkway on the bridge. Still in shock, the woman is allowed a moment to call her family before being taken into custody. She's ultimately charged with multiple counts of aggravated DUI, reckless homicide, and more. Mom, right now. Right now. Go get my baby. And hopefully I'll see y'all in court Monday. Go get my baby. My god. It's a dream. Please let it be a dream. I killed somebody's baby. I killed somebody's baby. No. And it's not going to be all right without me. I killed somebody's baby. I killed somebody's baby. Do you? I know. I somebody's baby. What you're going through, but I somebody's baby. You said the walkway was right there and I wasn't supposed to be driving there on the bridge and it was a baby and I killed somebody. How old was he? I know one of them. There's three of them. One's 18, one's 22. I think and they was walking on the bridge on the sidewalk. Will you please tell his s's going to handle it and s please tell his father I'll talk to him. Okay. Oh man. Okay. Please whoever when y'all call his mom and dad tonight please. I didn't I swear to God. The charges are later increased after the second victim dies. Eventually, she accepts a plea deal and is sentenced to 20 years in prison, followed by supervised release. Number one, boy's desperate cry sparks heroic lake rescue. The patrol car encounters a young boy drenched and clearly distressed. Moments later, the officers find themselves in a race against time. What's going on? She having a fever. She's sunk. She's in the water. Oh, come on. Hop in. I'll bring you over there. Help her. Hurry. Okay, hop in. Let's see how it all unfolds. Come on. Is she in there? Is somebody in there? [Music] Look out, buddy. Is the car unlocked? [Music] Look in the driver door in the panel. There's a little little blue or black punch in the driver door. Bro, it's in the driver door. [Music] Look in the driver door in the panel. I got a window punch. The driver door. The driver. The driver door. Move. Move. Sorry. It's all right. She caught a seizure. I tried to help her. God dang it. [Music] Here, I got a punch here. [Music] [Music] Efforts to reach the mother trapped inside begin immediately. While locating and using a window punch tool, the officers and nearby civilians work to break into the car. [Music] Can't find the first door. [Music] Tell you there, step it up. Eventually, they succeed in removing the woman who is cold and unresponsive. After what seems like an eternity, she begins to breathe on her own. We got her breathing again. Okay, she's breathing. She is breathing. Not even working with her. She's not back conscious yet, but she's breathing again. Okay. I'm not going to leave you mama's breathing again. We got to breathe it again. Okay. Sorry. I didn't I didn't know what to look for. Both of her kids were in the car with her. Thanks for your help, man. Where y'all going to be taking her to? Look at me. I need to get her out of here. That's not a They're taking her to St. Eagles. I was trying to get the officer right there attention. I didn't see him drowning, but he uh swam to there. I told him I told him, "Here, get this so he could go get the man that was over there." So, I jumped in. I I tried to get her in time like open the door. Yeah, the door I tried to get I tried to bust it through, but it started getting deep and I just I just couldn't stand up. Y'all did right. Y'all got somebody's attention. Yeah, we watched it happen. Oh, did y'all? Yeah, we made it. Where was Okay. The woman's children, who had also been in the car, are now safe. Okay. Where was she coming from? I'm sorry. The light's blinding me. I'm blind. Okay. He's fixing to get out, babe. They're working on her. What you got? I'll tell the fire department. Yeah. They'll move it over there like I'll tell them to bring it to their fire station in West Orange. Okay. Does she want to be okay? Who's family? The relief is shortlived, though. When paramedics arrive, they observe signs of posturing, a physical reaction that can indicate brain damage from lack of oxygen. With my mom with my mom, it made me mad, bro. I want to ride with her. You don't need to ride with her. I'm about I'm going to Hold on one second. Okay. So, she has an enoxic brain injury. She's posturing already. Almost likely she'll be okay. Maybe it's it's not good right now. So, is that from lack of posture to the brain? But it's I mean, she's already clinched down. She's posturing. So, that's why she don't need to be an Where's the fire department? So, they're asking cuz the supervisor starts back on fire. Yeah, cuz he's riding. Yeah, we'll ride. Not semi, but we'll drive back. Okay, here's the deal. When somebody is very very serious like that and they're running hot, they don't like having people in there. Okay. What you need to Is there You said there's family members coming. Yeah. I'm Are you bringing her to St. Elizabeth? Okay. Best thing y'all do is just go to St. Elizabeth's meet them. They're doing everything. She is breathing. Okay. She's not coherent, but she's she's moving around. Okay. So, she is breathing. We got her back breathing. That's the important. Officers coordinate next steps and advise the family to head to the hospital separately, explaining that a clear, focused medical response requires minimal emotional disruption. Just say a prayer for your mama cuz she needs it right now. Okay. and y'all just go over there and be there whatever they need at the hospital. Yeah, she she was breathing on her own. We when we were doing CPR, we got her breathing on her own again before the ambulance got in. Okay. So, they didn't have to invade her there. They got a one of the pump deals to help fill her lungs, but she's breathing on her own right now. Okay. Oh, yeah. The best thing like said you need to be seeing some big prayers from her. Okay. Just pray hard and give her all the good thoughts right now. And y'all did I'm so glad y'all got out of that car. Y'all did good. Luckily I was I I saw Was that your little brother or was Yeah. Luckily I saw him run out in the officer attention while I tried to get her. Okay. Y'all did good. Luckily we got her out when we did. Okay. And the big reason why we don't like cuz I used to work on the ambulance. I worked on ambulance for 8 years. Okay. The reason a lot of times we don't like family hiding, especially in this type of situation, because you see what we're doing and we're trying to help her and we need to focus all of our energy and our thoughts. Like we need to focus on her and if you're there and you're starting to get upset. Do you understand what I'm saying? It takes our focus off of it. So that's that's why. Okay. So that they can do everything in their power. Jerry got their information. Uh just need the witness's information. He's got their information. I don't think unless she dies maybe. I don't think we need a witness statement. We don't normally take witness statements on crashes. I mean, this is just a basic crash. It just so happened she was in the car in the water. After weeks of intensive care, she survived and credits her life to the heroes who pulled her from the water. Tragedy doesn't always end in justice. But when good cops show up, it can end with compassion. Let me know your thoughts in the comments below. [Music]