What? What crime? What crime? What crime? You're drunk. No, I'm not. >> You can smell a shot that I took from here. >> So, even if I was drunk, I'm allowed to be on my own. What? Why me? Why me? >> Hold on. Calm down. >> No, I'm the one bleeding. Why? On November 24th, 2023, a domestic dispute escalated dramatically when deputies arrived to intervene in a tense argument between a young woman and her boyfriend, only to be met with her volatile behavior, emotional outbursts, and repeated acts of resistance. >> Hey, what? Why me? Why me? >> Hold on. Calm down. >> No, I'm the one bleeding. Why? >> Calm down. Cuz you screaming, yelling. >> So is she. Are you choking? >> Hold on. We going to talk to ma'am. Come here. >> No. >> Nope. No. >> I don't care if I go to jail. >> Come here. >> You don't have to. >> No. I don't have to I don't have to address. I'm not engaging in cont. I don't have to do that. >> Relax. Relax. All right. Just >> Oh, cuz I did what? What crime? What crime? What crime? >> You're drunk. You're acting crime. You can smell a shot that I took from here. What crime did I commit? What crime? >> You're not following a lawful order. >> It's not a lawful order. I didn't do anything. >> Are you still resisting? >> I'm not resisting anything. Oh, the arrest that was for what? I'm being arrested for what? >> You're being detained >> for what? Get off of me. I'm on my property. So, even if I was drunk, so even if I was drunk, I'm allowed to be on my own property. >> No, I'm allowed to be on my own property. >> Stop. Stop. >> You guys areing pieces of [ __ ] prove everything that's ever been. >> Okay. >> Now, you're going to go sit in his car until you calm down. >> Of course I am. >> And you guys are going to get serious. >> All right. >> This side. >> One of you is walking faster than the other. So, who's pulling who? Come on. >> You need an ambulance, ma'am. No, just bleeding over here. She's fine. You know, check her out. Make sure she's good. >> Make sure she's good first. >> Do you need >> check her out first? Guess that's >> Who are you, young lady? >> What's going on? >> And who are you, sir? >> I'm just a friend. >> I'm here. I got to take the dog. >> A friend of who? Which one? >> Okay. So, you two live here together? >> Um, we did. So, she's trying to leave me, but all she had to do is leave, >> but she smashed the window. >> Well, if she leaves here, how long has she lived here? >> She's lived here for a while, but she doesn't pay anything. >> What's a while? A year. >> Okay. It's considered her property. She's allowed to break. >> But not She can't break my window. Her She doesn't pay any bills and her name's not on this property. >> It doesn't matter. In Florida, when you establish residency, it's considered your property. She has to pay me rent. >> You just told me she's lived here for over a year. >> She has on and off for over a year. Why does that make her this residence? So she can smash all the windows in my house. >> She can smash the windows in her own property. There's no >> This isn't her property. This is mine. She has no name on a bill. >> You're not listening to me. >> I am. >> So if she was renting a property, she can smash those windows. >> Same thing. That's what I got to sue her civily. >> Okay. I want her that she needs to go. She's drunk. She's not going. >> She's very drunk. Right. >> She's extremely drunk and that's >> Was she planning on moving out? Is that Is that what this was? But she wasn't moving fast enough and she didn't like it and I wasn't allowed to be here. Like I said, this is my hour. >> She's still here when I got back. >> Did she get stupid when she gets drunk? >> Yes. She's very violent, angry person. >> All right. >> She beat the me since last night. I have knots on my head. I have a swollen face. She bit me so hard on my back and my arm. There's marks all over me. >> I don't want to press charges. >> Well, that's too late. You just listen. >> Listen. I just want my window fixed. Well, it it doesn't work that way. >> I didn't She called. I called because she was breaking my >> You guys girlfriend? Girlfriend? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, it's domestic. Not anymore. >> Well, I know, but it's domestic. You live together now. She's going to jail. Well, she is. She's under arrest. She's going to jail cuz you got injuries. All right. >> I'm over it. You'll bail her out cuz I'm not getting >> No, she won't be bailed. She has to see the judge in the morning cuz it's domestic violence. >> What's today? >> Today's Friday. >> She sees the >> She sees the judge Saturday morning. So, I'm going to You got a phone to take pictures of her? >> Yeah. >> Can you calm down any ma'am? >> No, I haven't calmed down. It's >> all right. >> I want to leave my house. I was only waiting for you guys to help. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> I need you to evaluate her injuries and then you can take care of mine because you will see that she has none. And I have several. I have several. >> You have on your knee? >> On my knee, my elbow, my face, all over like >> How did that happen? >> From her. Why am I the one hitting my glass? >> Cuz you're acting irrational. >> Because he's laying on the ground. >> Are you kidding me? Look at my body. Look at my body. >> Young lady, >> no. Why would you? Would you stop yelling? Would your wife stop yelling? Would your child stop yelling? You are. You showed up and you guys put me in handcuffs. >> You're drunk and irrational. >> I'm okay. You're right. You're not acting normal. >> Okay, you're right. Yep. Okay. >> Do you need the medics to look at you? >> Just yes or no, please. And then we can go from there. No. Okay. >> Nope. I'm done. Actually, that wasn't a response. I'm done being responsive. I'm not going to tell you if I need a medic or not. >> All right. Well, then that mean I'm going to take that as a no. >> Can you put your feet? >> That's not a no or a yes. >> Put your feet in the car, please. >> Of course. Thank you. >> All right. >> Yep. >> We just took a shower today. >> So, this is her car >> 30 minutes ago. Yes. >> All right. All right. I >> just don't understand. She needs She needs alcohol help >> probably. >> Yeah. 100%. So, she's going to jail. Whose dog is that? >> That's a >> All right. >> He's mine. >> And can her car stay here? >> Yeah, everything can stay here. >> All right. I would suggest you put everything in the car and that way when she gets out tomorrow, she can she can be on her way. >> Where is she going? Gun club. >> Gun club. >> All right, ma'am. Let me get some information from >> You guys have to arrest her. >> Absolutely. We have to. >> Even if I tell you, I don't want to press charge. You can tell the state and the state to drop it, but we have to by law. >> Okay. So, who do I have to talk to? >> The state will call you. The state attorney's office will call you and you'll say, "I want nothing to do with it." And they'll be like, "Okay, perfect." >> Hello. >> You want to be checked out? >> Yeah. For the record. Yeah. EMS for the record. Just my niece. She dragged me through the court. So, just all that. I didn't need need EMS support, but it's not going to go on the record. You told me I'd be arrested for domestic assault if I didn't show you guys the wounds of where I was just if you didn't show. >> No, but you told me I was being arrested if I didn't [ __ ] >> Do you want to see them? >> I want someone to address my I want to address my ouchies. Yes. >> What she did to me going to be here for? >> Yes. >> Sheing beat me in the backing yard. Yes. I want someone who acknowledged that. >> Like I'm sorry. I'ming so heated and I took a shot of fireball and y'all think I'm wasted. Give me a breathalyzer if that's problem. Like [ __ ] off. I'm bleeding. She's not like really. We could have and had those wounds. >> Like we bite when we like are you kidding me? I'm bleeding from the backyard. I have gravel on my knee like from the dirt. Are you kidding? >> Like I did that to myself. >> Come on. I called you guys first. Look at the time of the phone calls. >> Like why? >> Like why? >> Does she want to be examined or no? >> Like why you want us to document this? >> Okay. >> This is crazy. >> We'll document. We'll take all the pictures we need. >> Nothing to do. >> Yeah, there's nothing to bandage. We're wasting your time, but it needs to be documented. >> That's not what he said. He didn't say wasting time. >> No, I'm saying I'm wasting their time, but it needs to be documented. We're going to take pictures. >> I bruise the [ __ ] Look at my wrist. Look at my wrist. My arm >> pressure. >> I bruise the top and bottom. >> I can't believe >> you have. Give me one second. >> Chelsea PBI. >> Want to take pictures over here? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Please make sure you take pictures of everything. my wrist included. >> Hold on. >> I need to take a picture of your face. >> Wow. She was in handcuffs, still crying, still asking for kindness. She asked them to move her hair. That hit hard. That's actually sad. She didn't want help, though. She wanted to be right. Cops tried to be gentle, but she made everything harder. Can >> you see your elbow? >> Oh, my wrist, please. All of it. with handcuffs are covering all of it, but not that that matters. >> Don't want to get accurate information. >> Hi, boys. Do you have any more? >> Yep. >> Can you please brush my hair out of my mouth and my face? And why, may I ask, is she not being arrested for domestic assault? >> Primary aggressor. You're drunk and you're the one who was a little more >> But you didn't breathize me. So, how would you know that I'm drunk? >> I've been doing this for 20 years. I've been a paramedic for 35 years. >> That's fine. But I'm asking I'm asking >> I can look at you and tell cuz I can smell the alcohol from here. Your pupils are pinpoint. You're also probably on something else. Did you take something else? >> Absolutely not. >> Okay. But you're drunk. >> You didn't breathize me. >> It doesn't matter if I wouldn't know if I'm drunk or not. >> Okay. Regardless, alcohols make you act irrational. She says you have an issue when you get when you drink, you tend to cause fights and get. >> Despite being on her own property, she was arrested on charges of domestic battery and resisting arrest without violence. What began as a heated argument quickly spiraled out of control as she cycled through shouting, denial, and tearful breakdowns. The incident became a clear example of how volatile emotions, especially when fueled by alcohol, can rapidly transform a domestic dispute into a chaotic and dangerous situation, leaving law enforcement no choice but to intervene. Share your thoughts on the incident in the comments, and don't forget to subscribe for more exclusive arrest footage. [Music]