Breakups are never easy, but when one side refuses to let go, things can turn ugly fast. Here are five cases when cops save boyfriends from psycho ex-girlfriends. Number five. Woman gets blocked by her ex and immediately decides to make the night everyone's problem. On May 30th, 2025, officers attempted to pull over a vehicle that had just struck a stop sign and fled the scene. But what started as a hit-and-run quickly turned into something much more complicated once they made contact with the driver. Here's what happened next. Hey, come here. I let her off. She just running into a house. What are you doing? COME HERE. COME HERE. GET OVER HERE. COME OVER HERE. COME HERE. LET'S GO. WALK. BY the railroad TRACKS ON JACKSON. I DON'T CARE. COME HERE. COME HERE. COME HERE. COME HERE. WALK OUTSIDE. WALK OUTSIDE. WALK OUTSIDE. COME HERE. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. GET UP. GET UP. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. RAILROAD TRACKS ON JACKSON. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU'RE GOING TO GET HURT. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your back. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. You're going in handcuffs. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your [ __ ] back or I'm going to hurt you. You're going TO GET HURT. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. STEADY. Put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> [screaming] >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> [screaming] >> YOU'RE STOP IT. STOP. A FEW MINUTES in and it's clear that the woman still doesn't understand the gravity of the situation. The officer tries to keep things under control, but with no backup yet, she's becoming harder to handle. Okay, put your hand BEHIND YOUR BACK. I WILL GET YOU THAT. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> [clears throat] >> STOP IT. 10-95. COME HERE. COME ON. CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. LET'S GO. COME ON. COME ON. STOP IT. HEY, BACK UP. BACK UP. STOP. STOP. GET IN THE CAR. OKAY. GET IN THE CAR. GET IN THE CAR. JUST GET IN THE CAR. GET IN THE CAR. Get in the car. >> [cough] [panting] >> Get in the car. Get in the car. I'll let you talk to him if you get in the car. Yeah, I will. Promise. Okay. Get in Sit down in the car. I will. Sit in the car. Sit in the car. Yes, I'll leave THE DOOR OPEN. THE WOMAN IS IN THE CAR, but the resistance continues. And after everything leading up to this point, the officer isn't holding back his frustration anymore. Put your feet in. Put your feet in. Put your feet in. Put your feet in the car. And twist. TWIST. TWIST. LADY. STOP. I DON'T CARE. PUT THE [ __ ] FEET IN THE CAR. WELL, THEY'RE COMING AND YOU'RE NOT GOING TO LIKE WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN. GET IN THE CAR. OKAY, THEN GET IN THE [ __ ] CAR. Get in the car. Oh, yeah. GET IN THE CAR. LET'S GO IN THE [ __ ] CAR. I DON'T CARE. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. GO IN THE CAR. I'LL GET IT. JUST GET IN THE CAR. GET IN THE CAR. I CAN'T HELP YOU UNTIL YOU GET IN THE [ __ ] CAR. GET IN THE CAR. NO. NO. GET IN THE CAR. GET IN THE CAR. THEN PUT YOUR [ __ ] FOOT IN THE CAR. YES, I AM GOING TO SHUT THE DOOR. YOU WANT TO TALK TO HIM? THEN GET IN THE CAR. I HAVE STUFF TO DO FIRST and then you can talk to him. Shut up AND GET IN THE [ __ ] CAR. NO. NO. GET IN THE CAR. Get in the car. Stay. Just stay. A few minutes later, the property owner arrives and confirms what officer suspected. He confirms he knows who she is, identifying her as his son's ex-girlfriend. Dude. I don't know Okay. You were at the gas station. Yeah. We were I I taken him I told him cuz she's psycho. Who is it? This is his ex-girlfriend. Now, see his problem was is they got talking again and she's very possessive, very control She's a psycho. >> Is this your house? >> This is my house. I rent this house. We left she left and she went to the stop sign. I didn't even realize she came. How did you get the call? She hit a stop sign on Braceville and Gorman. Okay. So, cuz then yeah, cuz she flew back here. My girlfriend is in the house. >> Yeah, I I went there house. >> she's like, "Oh my god." And then she called me, "Got a situation." I'm like, "What the I we were I was having a discussion with my son about her that she's trouble. I've seen women like this before. He was on the phone with her mom telling her and then she's fighting with you and what not. And I I wanted to help, but at the same time I don't want to be in between all that. Cuz I hear and you're struggling with her and it's like But it's >> Hello, I'm trying not to hurt her. >> I know. Is the problem. And I'm sitting here like, "I want to help, but if I do, then I can get put on me, too." So, I was like, "What do I do?" Cuz I'm sitting here like this All this is showing him who she really is. Makes him understand. That's why he stayed in. He didn't want to So, I appreciate I'm sorry for all this. >> plate come back to? So, Oh my god. Poor kid. He's 19 years old. >> she? What's that girl's name? Emily. You want to talk to my son? Reinforcements pull in just in time, allowing the lead officer to take a step back and regroup. Her mom's uh they're both uh They're correctional officers. I was going to fight. Yeah. They're good girls. They're good fight. I [ __ ] chased her into the house and [ __ ] dragged her out and rolled around with her in the yard, dude. What? No, it's a [ __ ] girl. Do you know if you need some water? No, I'm good. Thank you. >> Okay. Her boyfriend blocked her. She got really upset. She took that turn. Took out a stop sign. I don't know if you're aware of that. And then she came down here flying, slowed down, took off in the house. She said she didn't hear you or see the lights or none of that stuff. She downplays the chaos, but the officer makes it clear. Her actions are what escalated the entire encounter. I have a little I have a little bit different recollection of it. Hey. Hey. Hey. You're lying and I don't appreciate liars. No, stop it. You want to know what happened? I'll tell you exactly what happened. You want to know a fun fact? There's four cameras on you. So, in 4K, you got caught four times on four different camera angles. Right? So, I'm behind you after you're going 70-75 mph down Gardner Road through town, blew the four-way because I was at Casey's and I watched you do this whole thing after I already got a call on you about hitting that stop sign. Right? You didn't use your turn signal coming on here. These railroad tracks are down. And I light you up and you make your little U-turn right here. You stop [music] in the driver's seat, you sit there, and you turn and you look right at me. And then you get out of the car. And then you stop and you turn and you look at me again directly at the red and blue flashing lights. And then you took off running. And I didn't run after you. At first, I said, "Stop. Hey, what are you doing? Stop." And then you start beating on these poor people's doors of a house that you don't even live at. And then I start running after you. I get closer to you. And then now you force entry into the home. And then you take off running into these poor people's houses. You scared the [ __ ] out of the homeowner. No, stop it. I'm not done talking. This is a conversation. You don't interrupt me. She may still be trying to explain her side, but the officer stops her. She has made one bad decision after another. Not only did she hurt herself, but she also disrupted the lives of others. You scared the out of some poor [ __ ] lady that's sitting inside that house. She had no idea what's going on. And I tried my hardest to be polite and nice with you and not hurt you. And I don't know how many times I told you that I was going to hurt you if you did not start complying. And instead, you want to fight and resist and do that the whole time. And I was forced to slam you onto the ground and then wrestle around with you. And then even when we're on the ground, I'm giving you the opportunities, not hurting you, just holding onto you. And then you're crying like a little [ __ ] toddler trying to play every I can't breathe. You're hurting me. I want all this. I need an ambulance. All you had to do was stop. You want to know what would have happened if you would have just stopped right here and you told me that you're having a bad day and you and your boyfriend broke up and you're coming to try to make amends with him. I'd have been like, "Okay, cool. We got to do a little crash report. I ain't even going to give you a ticket. I have bad days. I fight with my misses." And now you're under arrest and you're going to jail and I'm towing your car. You can call them at the jail to come pick you up from the jail. You're not going to call THEM RIGHT NOW. YOU BREA- YOU BREATHED JUST FINE. BECAUSE that scuffle went on for a couple of minutes and you're breathing just fine. And hence why you're just breathing fine right now. There's nothing restricting your airflow. That was just a thought that you had. So, You could breathe just fine. No. Because he blocked you for a reason. He doesn't want to talk to you. He doesn't want to talk to you. He does not want TO TALK TO YOU. WHAT STUFF DOES HE HAVE? WHAT STUFF DOES HE HAVE? I will go ask him and if he says no, you have to suck it up like an adult. You can't just always get what you want. This isn't your world and we're not living in your world. That's a firm reality check from the officer. Unfortunately, even after all that, it's clear nothing's getting through to her. Hey, I'll ask him if he wants to talk to you. I will let him too. What stuff does he have IN THE CAR? OKAY. WELL, YOU TRY TO THINK. STOP IT. HE DOESN'T want to talk to you. He doesn't want to talk to you. And you are given You're given officially a trespass warning from this property. If you come back to this property, you will be arrested. No. I am so sorry. Truly do apologize. I know I scared the ever-living crap out of you. Right? And you had no idea. At first, I thought it was domestic. >> I'm so sorry. I saw I saw your uniform cuz I'm actually a widow of a correctional officer. >> That's what he was saying. So, yeah. And then I saw your uniform. I'm like, "Okay, this is what's going on." I apologize. And I will let you know that scared the ever-living out of me. I'm not joking. I walked into that thing and I WAS LIKE, "AH!" YOU KNOW, I WAS LIKE, "OH DEAR LORD." I was like, as soon as I walked in here to say, "Hey." And I'm like, "Oh my god, I bet you that's freaking you out in the car." >> Yeah. Cuz I'm looking at her and I'm going to run after her. And I see that thing and I'm like, No, I'm just I'm going to I'm going to charge her with just the misdemeanor B. Be done with it because if she does have anger issues and, you know, and like I'm not going to screw her life over at 20 years old, right? She's got consequences. Right? There's There's There's consequences for your action, but I'm not, you know, I'm not I'm not going to be real with this. Is there damage anywhere? One thing I saw was right here. Take you to the Granny County Jail. I already talked to your mom. Told her everything that was going on. Spencer called her and told her what you did. Uh, it sounds like you're going to have to find somebody else to pick you up. The night ended with the woman being charged with resisting arrest. Number [music] four. When love goes toxic enough to require law enforcement. On October 10th, 2023, officers responded to a call involving a suspected burglary and a simple battery. Tensions were already high when the authorities arrived. And here's what they walked into. And it looks like this might be a 48. Hey sir, what's going on? It was a fight. You guys were fighting? Nah, not me and her. It was uh Actually, it was her and my wife. Okay, why are you all sweaty? Cuz I was trying to stop them from fighting. You guys were trying to stop You were just trying to stop them from fighting? Yeah, then Okay. Well, my wife broke my glasses. Can you help me find my wallet, man? Well, before we do that, just calm down for a second. Just talk me through what all happened tonight, okay? Well, well, what happened was uh me and her met up like Who is she to you? Uh well, I don't know how to say it out loud, but uh I have a wife. Okay. So, I guess She's like She's like like a girlfriend, kind of like on the side type thing? Uh yeah. I haven't seen her in a long time. Okay. But she called me today. She's like, "Can you come? You know, I'm not feeling well." Whatever. She was kind of upset. Okay. I guess cuz she was drinking or whatever, but so [clears throat] her brother-in-law was here. And I guess she wanted me to come here cuz she's been like uh How do you say that? So, she lives here? Yeah. You don't live here. >> No, I don't live here. You just came to visit. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Her brother-in-law was here. Mhm. I guess he's been like uh So, she told her She told her sister what was going on. Okay. She told her sister what was going on. Her sister didn't believe her, right? Okay. So, the guy came and confronted her like what she told her sister, blah blah blah. So, when I came here, I guess he got mad cuz he's been trying to like get laid, you know, with That's his wife's sister or whatever. So, anyway, I was here. I guess he got mad. He went and told him about He went and told him me to my wife. Okay. So, my wife came. Your wife showed up here. >> Yeah. Okay. And then they started fighting and and she was running her mouth. He confesses to having an affair and the visit that day wasn't a secret as he thought. Now, officers work to sort through the chaos, including how his wife entered the home in the first place. Then me and her met up. >> So, did you witness the entire fight? Yeah, yeah. >> the beginning? Uh well, yeah, kind of. Yeah. Okay. So, how did your wife get inside? Or did it all Or did it all happen right out here? >> No, it was right here, but somebody came and opened the door. Like the other guy has keys for it. >> The brother-in-law? Yeah, I think so. He's got keys. Okay. >> [clears throat] >> So, she then Does the brother-in-law live here? No, he lives over there at those apartments on Fort Bill, the first ones to the right. >> Okay. But we think he unlocked the door and she forced her way in here? No. He has the key and he opened the door cuz he came first and then he was like kind of upset cuz But he let her in you your wife into into here. Okay. And then where did the fight start? Well, right here and then they followed me. >> Like inside Well, this is very important. In inside the house or outside the house? No, they were fighting here, but then I was trying to push the other one back. Like, "Hey, you know, like I mean, I already Did you see who like threw the first punch? Both. They both like grabbed each other's hair and then I was in the middle trying to like like go let go, but So, I'm in a [ __ ] up situation right now. So, then you tried breaking it up, pulling them off each other? Then she told my wife that I was with her for years with chain through. But I mean, I'm all right. Do you know Do you know where your wife went? No, probably home. Probably home. Okay. So, what's your plan tonight? Are you staying here? No, I'm going home. That's my house. You're going home to your wife? Yeah, I'm going home. Where do you live? So, that's my zone. So, I'm just letting you know, if I get a call to go back out there because you two start arguing, I'm going to be real pissed off. >> I mean, if they call because she's arguing with me, then that's a different story, but I'm not >> I'm just saying, don't open yourself up into a situation where you know, someone's going to go to jail. Four people, four versions of the story. Officers now regroup after taking everyone's statement, trying to determine what really happened behind the chaos. >> [laughter] >> The girlfriend, through a translator, claimed she was the victim. She says the wife suddenly entered her bedroom, shattered the door, and began hitting her immediately. She had no warning, no idea how the wife got in, and insists she fought back only to defend herself. So, she is saying that her brother-in-law, Isaias Mendoza, has keys to the apartment, so that's who she believes >> Why? So, let her know. Her ex is the one that has keys because he was living here 2 months ago. Does he still live here anymore? No, he no longer >> So, the wife thinks he's not allowed to be here, like he has nothing here. Does he have any business coming to the The last time he was here was 2 months ago when they were still together. So, there's no business being here. So, while they were dating, he was only here for 2 weeks, and that was 2 months ago. So, he has the keys. Awesome. So, um So, that's the ex ex has the keys. She said she believes that the ex is the one that opened the house, and once she was in her room, they I guess they broke open the door. I don't I haven't looked. She they broke open the door. She said that once her door was broken, that's when she saw Lionel, the ex, When you say broken, just like opened it with keys? No, she said that that they like broke the door down to get in. So, she's saying that they So, she's saying that they broke down her room door. That's when she saw Lionel standing by the door. >> say that her ex and Her ex and Valeria were the one that fought her. And then Valeria entered and immediately started fighting. At this point, all signs point to the girlfriend being the one attacked, and the wife as the main instigator. They were in her bedroom, and then as they were all leaving, that's when So, she saw her brother-in-law only in the truck. She never saw him get out. But she said as they were all driving away, she saw Isaias Mendoza, which is her brother-in-law, driving the truck or whatever that So, she's not sure if his brother-in-law has keys to it. No, only ex. Only ex has keys. Okay. She said it was a Tahoe. So, who was the brother-in-law transporting? So, that gray Tahoe They all left in that gray Tahoe. She said that that truck is registered to her sister, Karla. All right. Um A lot more than just a simple Officers waste no time and proceed to the wife's home, hoping to confirm or challenge the claims made against her. Hey, what's your name? I'm Val. >> You sit down here for us. Um can I throw my shoes on? Sure. I'll just take my shoes off. Yeah. These are my kids, and this is my mom, so we're all good here. Everything's calm, you guys. That's fine. No one's panicking, I promise. Just put your shoes on and walk down here for me. Can I grab my sweater on, too? >> No, you're good. Come on, just walk down. Can I have the sweater? Just walk downstairs, please. Walk down the sidewalk. Can you throw me my sweater on my head? All right. All right, put your hands on It's just yeah, it's just downstairs. Go ahead. Go ahead, use your own speed. This is my first time, guys. You guys are my first time in front of my kids to ever have handcuffs put on me. I know, that's crazy. Appreciate it. I swear I'm not going nowhere. I know, I know. Yeah. Oh, I'm not sitting there. Can I sit here cuz there's Yeah, that's fine. Go ahead. I still have five kids, so it All right, I'm just reading this uh to you just so I can talk to you about what happened, okay? As protocol requires, the female officer reads the woman her rights before continuing with any questions. Okay, here we go. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney and have to have and to have him or her present with you before and during questioning. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you at no cost to you before and during questioning, if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not to answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand these rights as I have explained them to you? Yes, ma'am. Okay. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me? No, ma'am. Okay. Do you want to talk about it? Go ahead. I mean That's fine if you're not. No, yeah, I'm not willing to talk about it at the moment. Can I get up? Can I get up? We'll help you up. Yeah, I was about to say, I don't So, where's the car? Down here. But I can't get that jacket? You want to actually do that? You can go pull it up here if you want. Here you go. Can I get my sweater? Can I have my sweater? >> Yes, we'll get your sweater. If you want me to get it for you. Mom, can you bring the sweater? Love you, guys. Make up a good lie for Mariela, please. I'm sorry, this is just really not my life. This is like a lot for me. >> Yeah. Yeah. I know you guys probably hear that every single day of your lives, but I swear to God, this is not my life. On the way to the patrol car, the woman suddenly asks a question that catches both the officer and everyone else on the scene off guard. Are you Can we walk this way? We're going to walk this way. Can we? Me and you together. What's your name? Officer Collins My last name's Torres, but it won't be for long. Are you single? I hope you are good to your wife, sir. Nobody's going to believe this. They're going to think everybody out here who saw this was high on I'm telling you. Thanks. Sorry. Not towards you, guys. I'm so sorry I said that out loud. I needed to say that. With everything in y'all's heart and soul, I know y'all know that needed to be said. Ultimately, her decision to force her way into the home led to serious consequences. She was charged with burglary and simple assault. Number three. Woman cheats, gets dumped, and still acts like she's the victim. On October 23rd, 2025, officers responded to a call of a possible domestic incident. As they approach the home, yelling can be heard from inside. And now they need to check if everyone inside is safe. They're very sweet. Oh boy. Signal 14, she's here. She's just screaming from inside the apartment. Won't open the door. Copy. Caller did advise that she has EPD by order of the owner. Copy. Sarah, honey, it's the police. Can you open the door for us? No. You're not in trouble. We just want to talk to you, make sure you're okay. Please leave me alone. Are you okay? Yes, I'm fine. Can you open the door just so I can see that you're okay? No, leave me alone. I don't need you here right now. Okay, did he hit you or anything? No. Sarah, does he live here with you? What? Hey, are you okay? I'm fine. Okay, can you talk to us? Is it okay? >> and I have a dog and he It's okay. Please leave my door. Like don't I don't want my dogs to GET OUT. YOU'RE FINE. WHY ARE YOU HERE? I'M NOT I'M NOT MAD at you. Like why are you here? You're not in trouble. You're not in trouble. We just want to make sure you're okay. Your boyfriend called us. >> Oh, I'm good. Is that my boyfriend? Okay. And he needs to mind his own [ __ ] business. Okay. And I already got everything under control. Okay, can you just explain to us why he called? >> AND EVERYTHING'S GOOD. WHO IS HE TO YOU? NOBODY. OKAY. [laughter] ODIN, please stay. No. Go. Go. GO. NO. YOU DON'T LOOK FINE, SARAH. >> I'M TOTALLY OKAY. From her body language to her voice, Sarah is visibly distressed. Crying and shouting, she's clearly overwhelmed. Then the officers step in to guide the situation back under control. GO AWAY. GO. >> [screaming] >> GO. PLEASE GO. GO AWAY. WHAT KIND OF DOG? ODIN, he's a pit bull. Okay, I've got two at home. He's okay. I'm okay. He's okay. Please go lay down. Go to bed. Go to bed. Look, this is getting so serious. It's fine and I go Go. Just take a breath. I'm fine. Because you don't seem like you're okay. This is not Someone who's okay would be You know, you're you're screaming, you're crying. It's all right, baby. >> dude. I got a waiter. Like I don't have time for this. Okay, so we're not going to go. So you have zombies? Okay. What time did your shift start? Hi, it's all right, baby. What you doing? You're beautiful. Hi, you're okay. >> here. Odin, please don't let him out. He's mean. >> Come here, baby. Go inside. You're a good boy. GO. GO. HE'S FINE. DO YOU WANT TO JUST STEP OVER HERE and talk to us that way you can shut the door and not worry about him running out? It's okay. Here, I'll let you scoot down that way you can sit or whatever you want to do. You're fine. Here you go. That way [laughter] he's not barking like crazy. I'm fine. I don't need this. I don't even know why he called you guys. You don't call my [ __ ] family. LIKE I DON'T KNOW >> [laughter] >> HE DON'T call my [ __ ] family. NOW THEY'RE MAD AT ME. >> [gasps] >> WHY DO YOU THINK HE WOULD BE CONCERNED ABOUT YOU? He called the call. I don't I don't know. I don't know. He heard a [ __ ] rumor and decided to Look, he broke up with me three [ __ ] TIMES IN THE PAST WEEK. LIKE like Sarah tells the officers that Daniel, her ex, had broken up with her twice just this past week. While she's explaining her side to a female officer, a male officer speaks separately with Daniel, the one who called the authorities in the first place. I don't want you to see What happened? So, I told her, "Hey, can you bring me a feed today?" She brought me a feed today. Uh we were talking and I and I said, "Hey, can we talk about something real quick?" And she said, "Yeah, sure." So, I brought it up. I was like, "Hey, I'm here I'm hearing that you're sleeping with other people and this and that." So, I tried to cut it off right there. I was like, "Hey, like I don't think we should be together and all of that none of that." So, I'm sitting across the table. She's sitting on this side and I purposely sat in front of her camera cuz I know how like how she gets. So, I'm sitting by the camera. She gets up, she throws a sandwich at me, throws her Starbucks drink at me. I'm like, "Okay, this is not going to be good." So, I'm like telling her, "Hey, like hey, you need to You need to leave. You need to leave. You need to leave. Like I don't I I'm going to resort I'm at work. I don't want people to call the police. There's other people here and this and that." So, she chased me up and down the jet ski dock with the hose with the hose trying to spray me down and wet like wet me up and wet my phone up and this and that. I finally get past her onto the actual dock. I was like, "Hey, you need to leave. Like you need to leave." She picked the chair up from this room right here. I check She usually parks in the back pit. She picks it up, literally runs around the whole entire way, gets to the back to the back pit where my truck is. I cut through the middle, cut her off so she doesn't hit my truck. Like like beat my truck up with my um beat my truck up with the chair. So, I'm like, "Okay." So, all the maintenance people like see it like guests at the hotel seeing it. >> hit you with the chair? Uh she tried to swing it, but I just I just put my hand up and blocked Was she swinging it at you or the truck? I think she swung it at me. Okay. Yeah, cuz I was obviously in the between the truck, you know? And then she finally started walking back this direction cuz everybody started getting on her like saying, "You need to leave. You need to leave." So, she parked her car over here. And she finally got into So, I said, "You know what? Let me just hop in my truck real quick and move it." So, I waited for her to see if she was going to leave. And all she did was just kept running in circles, kept running in circles like following me following me until she finally left. I was like, "Okay, I need to call you know, just in case, you know." So. Daniel says he heard rumors that Sarah was seeing someone else. When he confronted her, he claims things got out of hand. Sarah allegedly threw a drink at him and chased him with a hose and even a chair. However, Sarah's version is far from the same. You broke [laughter] up with him. Were you just with him a little bit ago? No, that was this Okay. So, you've been home this whole time? >> No, I have not been home. Okay. But he's a punk. Like I [ __ ] hate him. But we're >> not going to do anything. Like I'm fine. We're just trying to figure out why he's called us. That's all. Okay, well he called you because he's a And he called my family. I don't know why he had to get y'all involved. Okay, why did he call your family? Because he didn't like the way I was acting, I guess. Okay, what did he tell your family? I don't know. I wasn't listening. He did that in front of you? Yeah, he called my uncle or my uncle. Man, I'm in so much in trouble. So, our our main concern, Sarah >> [laughter] [crying] >> Sarah, honey, our main concern is making sure that you're okay. I'm fine, dude. It's going to go away. Like it's going This is not fine. I'm okay, [crying] please. Okay, please don't go alerting anybody else. >> We're not calling anybody. We're These are calls that are going on right now. Yeah. My god, I I hate him. And I I hate his stupid cousin, Bubba. And a girl, too. Okay, what happened today? What happened today? >> [laughter] >> Um I woke up. Tell me about your day. What did you do today? I woke up. Can you come down here just so I can sit with you, too? >> No, because my neighbors are going to be concerned. Well, your neighbors can see you up here. They can't really see you down there. My dad says neighbors there. Oh, they're fine. Don't worry about them. No, I'm not going to put you in front of the window. I'm going to come over here where nobody can see us. You're fine. It's literally going to go away. The officers try once more to calm Sarah down. This time by asking her to take a breath and walk them through her day step by step. So, what did you do today? Tell me about your day. I don't I want to sit down. Sit down. Where is he going? Just right there. Why? Why can't you talk to me? Cuz I'm talking to you. Oh my god, this is so ridiculous. Honestly, I I'm feeling like I just want to go inside and take a shower and take a nap and then go work. Are you serious? Okay, tell me about your day. What did you do today? You guys probably saw everything. I didn't see anything. I came here. I came here first. So, I haven't even spoken to anybody. You're the first person that I've spoken to today. I don't know. I can't remember right now. It's okay. I don't know, but I just took a nap and then I woke up again and he FaceTimed me and he was like like, "Can you Did he want to hang out with you today? Yeah, we did lunch. We actually did do lunch. It was fine. >> where did you go for lunch? I He just ordered soup and we ate soup. I ate soup. Cuz I'm kind of like not feeling it. >> [laughter] >> Where does he work at? I just got paid. Okay. Yeah, well it's apparently so she As of right now, she threw a coffee and a sandwich at him. Um I don't have any marks or anything on him, but there's a camera right here. And you can see the coffee stuff and the sandwich on the floor. They were dating, so they just broke up. And that's what's starting the whole ordeal. I'm suspicious. You're fine. >> What are you guys doing? Nothing. Nothing. I'm asking you about your day and they're just standing there listening. It's hard to talk to three people at once. >> [laughter] >> I don't want to go to jail. Okay, so you had lunch and you don't want to go to the crazy hospital either. Okay. >> [snorts] >> So I've literally it's going to pass like it's fine. So you had soup and you weren't feeling well. And >> [clears throat] >> dude the officers let Sarah talk and just when it seems like nothing new will come of it Sarah let slip a detail the officer wasn't expecting. What did he tell you? I don't know. I haven't spoken to Why did he call you? He was concerned about you. I'm fine. And I can understand why he's concerned. I'm literally fine. I'm just convinced of what you're doing. Like you don't treat nobody like that. So did you guys get into an argument? Yeah, because he was like oh I heard I heard this about you trying to Elias which no I was there to see. Why did would I try to pick Elias up? Okay, but you guys are broken up, right? Yeah, he said I I he said I'm going to I'm going to we just got to go our separate ways it'd be better. Like for a why that's a rumor. That's I even called Saint. Saint put Elias on the phone. Oh no no that I no it was a [ __ ] lie. Okay. So he he's just believing a lie and it just pissed me off because like you just don't do nobody like that. Like you drive like you don't do nobody like that. Does he live here with you? No. No, he has his own place? No, he lives with his mom. With his mom. Mhm. And how long have you all been together? Like 3 years technically. Off and on for 3 years? What? I'm I don't like what's happening right now guys. What's happening? They're trying to call me on the radio for something else but I'm obviously busy. Okay, I'm really going to be okay. My family called a family meeting tomorrow. They're probably going to send me off. Can I ask you does your family live here? Yeah. In town? Mhm. What is happening? Do you take Do you take medications or anything like that? I don't want to like I I actually don't feel comfortable like right now. What? Don't feel comfortable right now. I'm fine though like I'm fine. I'm not going to do anything. I promise. I just want to go to work and work my shift take a shower take a nap maybe calm down. I'll be fine dude. I just From here Sarah begins to open up more sharing with the female officer deeper details about her relationship with Daniel and the struggles they've been facing. I ain't know. He accused you of doing something that you didn't do. Yes. Okay. And I didn't do that. I really didn't do it. Okay. But he didn't believe you. No, he didn't believe me cuz he's a [ __ ] Bubba. Who [ __ ] gives a [ __ ] about Bubba is what I got to say. He's it's always [ __ ] Bubba for real. Is he always a trouble starter? Yeah. >> [laughter] >> I didn't do anything. Why are you believing this man? He said Bubba wouldn't do that to me. And you said Bubba's his cousin? Mhm. Yeah. I'm fine. I'm calm now. But you're much better now. I agree with you. Okay. Okay. And how long were you guys together? 2 and 1/2 years. Off and on for years and we broke up got back together broke up and got back together broke up. So this was like the final I was like hey I'm done. You know So I mean you guys you guys were together now and then you basically that's when Yeah. You were calling it off here. Yes sir. Okay. We're okay. Is Ham coming here? No he's over there. I'm talking to him. He's investigating. Investigate what? Investigate what? Why aren't you guys telling me anything? Whatever happened over there he's talking to he's talking to What's your boyfriend's name? Daniel. Daniel. Oh my god. So I'm in trouble. You're not in trouble. Despite the officer's attempts to support Sarah emotionally the facts leave them little choice. Based on Daniel's statement and video evidence she's the one in the wrong here and now they're left with a tough call to make. Sarah um officer Ham is over there meeting with Daniel. Okay? Whatever he was told and video footage officer Ham has probable cause to place you under arrest. Okay? So he's coming over here. I feel like you've been cool with us. You've calmed down and we thank you for that and your cooperation. So I'm getting arrested? Yes. So he's decided to press charges? Yes. Can I at least can I at least change my shirt? I don't want a Sloppy Joe's mugshot please. You're fine. No, I I really need to change my shirt. Let me out. Okay. They're going to take that off of you anyway. Please I don't want to go to jail. I mean I get it. What So I'm going to jail? Yes. >> [laughter] >> I don't want you to get all worked up again. >> [crying] >> Oh my god. Wait wait wait. >> [laughter] >> Wait please. >> [snorts] [crying] >> Okay. Okay. Take a deep breath. I can't bro I'm getting arrested. >> [laughter] >> Hi. Standing on these rocks. I'm in handcuffs right now. Yeah. So anyway they I'm so sorry. Um can you just come get Owen in the door is unlocked. Okay, Ash she's mad at me. What are you mad at me? If there's one thing working in Sarah's favor it's that she's remained calm and cooperative throughout the encounter. I pulled up to support me right now. You can't be mad. Okay. We just We just yeah we just wanted to We just want to make sure somebody takes care of her. Okay. Thank you so much. Bye-bye. What is hap Why are you guys not talking to me? That's so annoying. Because he was asking me a question. I know but it's a question about me. We haven't done that but we haven't No that's what I'm talking about. Yeah. So um Sarah because he is investigating a criminal offense he's going to read you his Miranda rights. You've I'm sure you've seen it on Cops on Law & Order. We have to. Okay? Just just ask you I just want to ask you some questions then. Uh-huh. Okay. In order to do that I got to read and and you met over there would you go over there to meet him at work for? Because he asked me to bring him a [ __ ] Pedialyte and I said yeah sure I'll bring you Pedialyte. I got Starbucks like I thought we were just going to have a nice little [ __ ] sit down get together cuz we were just talking about how we don't spend a lot of time together earlier like I I was not expecting that. Like for him to be like hey I think we should go our separate ways because you're quote unquote [ __ ] on my friends. No, I didn't. I only one of his friends and he knew about that. Well, I don't want to mention nothing like I don't want to [ __ ] Is this a felony? Am I getting a felony or misdemeanor? Well, it's it's a battery charge. What's that? Have you had any prior batteries? No. It's a unwanted touch or strike. And he decided to press charges? He No, well the two of you guys were in a dating relationship. Okay? Falls under domestic. Huh? Why couldn't he go to jail? Well well did he What happened? Did he do anything to you? No. Did he Did he hit you? No. But you you saw the video. Not trying to be disrespectful but you saw the video. And you it's your right. I mean I I did see the video I just like to give you the same opportunity as I gave him and I asked him what happened. The same kind of thing for me. All right? It's a short ride. All right? I'm trying to get this done as quickly and as safe as possible. All right? Okay? All right. Thank you. Sarah was later charged with domestic battery. Number two. When a couple calls 911 out of spite and gets a reality check from police. On September 14th 2025 officers responded to a chaotic domestic disturbance. According to the complaint a woman had tried to break into her ex-boyfriend's home using a screwdriver. Here's how officers handled the case. Does she want to press charges? Doesn't matter. Doesn't matter what she do. So should should I press charges like this is It's up to you. So here's the thing because here's what she's claiming. She's claiming that nothing happened but you grabbed her glasses off her face and broke her glasses. Clearly there's broken glasses. You're claiming that she broke your TV and broke her blinds. I can see broken blinds. Clearly both of y'all are in the wrong. Okay? How am I in the wrong if I'm in my own chillin and she she invites herself in violently. She didn't That's the whole point. That's more like it. Hold on. Hold on. Can you let me talk? So here's the thing. If anything if I pushed her out of my house I'm Yeah. understand that you're defending yourself. I'm not arguing that at all. But I'm saying there's wrong on both ends. out of the area and I broke her glasses but she came in here invaded me I was just chillin. That's the thing. Your videos don't start at the very beginning of the argument. So no one no one knows she walked in. I they do I promise you. They do start at the beginning. Okay, well during those videos I don't see her glasses broken and all of a sudden they're broken in your hand. So that's the thing is that nobody knows the truth between videos that are 10 seconds long For me to her being But here's here's Okay, can I just finish a thought? You're broken heartbroken. She's missing $100. You're saying you're keeping it because you have to fix your And she's saying she's claiming that she comes in here all the time in and out because you guys have been dating on and off which is allowed cuz you go to her house on and off. Again, that's what her saying. That's what she's saying. I have to just go off of her words. I don't know either way. All right? Cuz anyways, so both of y'all are wrong on both ends. You can trespass all day. She can never come back here for a year and that's in effect today as of as soon as we leave and write that report, so within 2 hours. So, by 7:00 p.m. tonight, she's not allowed back here. If she ever comes back here and she crosses this sidewalk into your yard, you call us, she goes to jail. No Pasco, no questions asked, nothing like that. When it comes to the property damage, that is something y'all are going to have to figure out on your own because she's claiming you have $100 cuz that's a whole 'nother thing is that she's claiming a theft. Let me get you a camera, okay? The man says she was banging on the door trying to force her way in, but the officer isn't jumping to conclusions. First, she wants to hear the woman's side of the story. I can't force him to. No. I I understand that. It's not in the videos he sold me. Cuz sorry, my glasses are in your room. He What do you mean? So, here here's the deal, okay? We're not playing We're not going to play this game of now we're pressing charges, now we're not pressing charges. I want you to understand something. I understand I will leave, but please I can I have the the other half of my my glasses are $400. Okay, but the other half is in your room, obviously. Can we just check your room? Please. Or can you check it? She's saying she doesn't. It's not in her car. It's not in my room. I walked in there with my glasses. I super glued them and they broke again cuz of him. This is turning into he said, she said. Everybody wants to press charges on each other. So, the only So, It's not in here cuz I walked into his house with my glasses. Which that shows in the video that she's got glasses on in the video, but I don't know where in the video that they break. When you pulled on my shirt, that's when it it snapped off again. It broke in half. He found the other one on his ground. All I want for him to give the other one, please. Just give the other glasses. I can super glue it back, please. Please, please, please. Hey, he's saying that he might have incriminating stuff in his room. So, that's probably why he doesn't want us to go in there. Please. Nobody cares. I'm not saying for your situation. I'm sorry cuz I he's right. I actually called the police last night, but I I don't like I had the heart to not to call the police on you, but you called the police on me. Well, so and then here's the thing. So, you said nothing physical happened, but in the videos it shows you getting physical with him and him getting physical with you. So, why'd you lie? Because in the videos they say something cuz okay, I was banging on the door. I said, "Corey, I didn't mean it." to get in the door. The moment officers bring up the video evidence, the situation takes a sharp turn. On camera, the woman is seen forcing the door open with a screwdriver and yelling about money. Cuz I just want my money, he You can't do that. You can't strong-arm That's a strong-arm burglary. You can't strong-arm him into giving you your money. That is a civil matter. You have to take it to the courts. I know it's I know it sucks. It's slow. It's a process. However, that is the right thing to do because now you're in the situation where I have enough evidence to take you to jail for burglary. Okay, cool. Now, what if I want to show like my evidence from last night? That That doesn't matter. It's last night. You can make a claim. You can always do a report, but that's it. Cuz that's what I would do. Like since we're showing videos, I can do the same thing. Then here's the thing. Here's the thing. The video is from 4:58 today. All I care about is today at 4:58 what happened. >> Okay, it was when we fought it was I mean when he put his hands on me last night it was like 3:00. Same It's It's No, 4:58 today because he's the one that called so now he's my victim. Do you see what I'm saying? This is my situation that I'm in. I don't want to do this. I don't want to do this to you. You know? I don't want to do this to either of you. Like why would you want to call the police if you knew you had stuff? Like even if like it's weird stuff in your house, why are you calling them? That's stupid. I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to take you to jail. I'll be honest, I don't want to take you to I don't want to go to jail. I can super glue my glasses back. I don't want to go out. Like I want to go out tonight. I can't go out with my like my glasses like this. Have you double I'm I get it. Have you double-checked your car? I super glued it when I walked in the house. I can't see. I can't even see. That's right. Do you care if we just look real quick in your car? Can we look in my car? Okay. Last night we were at a party, right? Yeah. After I he seen me in the party, okay? I walked outside. He followed me outside. He was like, "Oh, sorry." He touched >> No, you're good. He was like, "Where are you going?" I'm like, "What do you mean?" It doesn't matter. Yeah. Yeah. The woman tries to downplay things explaining that they fight constantly and continues bringing up past arguments to justify what happened. Yeah, you don't need to see my So, okay. He snatches my phone. So, I chase I'm like, "You're embarrassing me and you're embarrassing yourself cuz you're doing this in front of all these people." >> Yeah. So, he ran down the road with my phone, right? >> Yeah. Uh we're in front of a store, so I'm still Yeah. Okay. He grabs Grabs my glasses, breaks in half. I had a wig on. He snatches my wig off. It's on camera and then he grabs my phone and slams on the ground. Shattered. I spent an hour looking for my phone and glasses. All right. So, did the did the glasses break when you guys were in your altercation today? Yes, they broke cuz I super glued them back. Yes, they broke again. Today? Yes. When? When when we were inside and having an altercation. Okay, so was it him doing something to break your glasses? >> think when he yanked my shirt it just fell off. And you're Okay. I don't have any, ma'am. I don't even have a record like I don't have any I know you don't. I just ran your ID. I have records. Like why would you want me to go to jail? Me and him fight all the time. He's just calling the police. I'm like, "Why are you even calling the police? Like we both fight and we both want to get back cool." Like I don't even want to He asked me He I did send $400. He did send it the rest of the $300, but I used it to buy my hair. And he's like, "Where your $300 went?" I'm like, "Yes, I put $20 for gas, but I used the rest of the party. And I used it to buy my hair and makeup." >> You're a grown woman, it's your money. He's like, "What are you doing with $300? You quit your job? Okay." It doesn't matter. I'm like, "I would have had $100 if you would have sent it to me." Mhm. He was like, "But you're right. You guys I guess he was telling me like even though I he's calling the police he don't have to send it." It doesn't, unfortunately. He told me that when you he told me that. I'm like, "That's so lame." No, I know. I've seen the videos. With both parties having given their side, the officers regroup to assess the situation and figure out the next steps. And she's inconsistent. I mean, they're both a little inconsistent. video evidence that we just watched that you can see the screwdriver trying to shimmy in the door panel. Lana? And he's interested in pressing charges for burglary. I'm pressing now. It's probably the safest bet. Now, that's my thought. I I get that. Does he want to press charges? Yep. Cool. I understand. Let's go. Yes. Corey. What? Please, Corey. Why am I going to jail? What did I do? Corey, please. I've never been to jail before. Corey, please. Can you let him know I'm taking him to jail now? Oh my god. Oh my gosh, Corey. This is crazy. What did I do? This is Really, you don't care about me like that? What? Oh my god. You got Okay. Mine broke last night. What can I do to like get like get my side or like my Everything is going to be documented. The issue is that your side versus what we just watched on video of you taking a screwdriver and trying to break into his door. That's the thing. And then you're end I quote and give me my money. I'm here for my money. That's a burglary. You damaged this door. You went in there and trashed his room. You broke his You broke his TV. >> You can't strong-arm somebody into giving you their money. Did you Can you call my grandma back one more time? I'll try. I'll leave a message. Phone, phone, wallet, keys. Where's your phone and stuff over here? Where's my ID and everything? It's on the front. Corey, this is so lame of you. This is not right. Where's your keys? It's in the the cupboard. I don't have no record. I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to go. This is so embarrassing. Am I charged with with burglary? Her allegations grow more serious as she begins to cry, but the officers move forward based on the facts they've confirmed at the scene, not on their relationship history. Corey, what? Burglary? I have burglary charges. I don't want to go to jail. Trying to pry open the door. >> [laughter] >> I HAVE VIDEOS OF you beating my ass last night. Where are your keys at? I can open the cupboard. I have burglary charges. What the Burglary charges, Corey? Am I like what is that? It's not his fault. How long is that? What do you mean how long Like That's how long the charge is. What? Corey, I'm a felon? Oh. Can you call my grandma, please? >> call her again. >> [crying] >> I don't want to ruin my life. Oh my god. I mean, Like we fight. This is the first time we we're fighting. This is not the first time that we're breaking in my breaking in my car doors and breaking in my car. >> Unfortunately, this is the time that there was cameras and then this is the time that we showed up Why didn't you call us? I have videos, too. Cuz I was scared OF WHAT HE WAS GOING to do to me or something. Like And those I don't know what he was going to do to me. He was going to He always threatened me with his family members. Like I'm scared to call the police. Okay. Unfortunately, I I'm going to write all this down. Unfortunately, though, that you're going to have to leave now. over again. Jeez, I never made a show before. We got her. Thank you. Where is the Where is my phone? It was in the car. I still It's in the bag. As officers prepare to wrap up, she makes one last attempt to drag the man down with her, but her words do little to alter her situation. Can you call my grandma one more time? >> call her again, yes. What is my mom my number, bro? You'll have your phone so the jail will let you get phone numbers out of it, okay? Whose Whose car is it? That's her car. It's your car? Yes, I would have somebody come get it. That's fine. Here we go. I'm going to get this. We're not towing the car. Here you go. Here, watch out real quick. My life is ruined. I'm in school and everything. He literally like Can I tell on him? LIKE WHAT ABOUT HIM? HE WAS in the house like what? Burglary charges but he was in the house like come on. Who does this? That's why he got shot cuz he was trying to jump the sale. They wanted to steal it from him. Please write that down, please. He had Are you going to be recording yet? Sit back. He had He had He had Like what? Since we wanted to tell on each other. All that. Thank you. In the end, the woman was charged with burglary. Number one, boyfriend locks his girlfriend out and it takes police seconds to understand exactly why. On October 16th, 2025, officers responded to an apartment complex after a man reported that his ex-girlfriend was causing a scene while trying to force her way into his unit. Watch what happens when officers arrive. What you say? I'm trying to get in. You're locked out? No, my boyfriend's in there and I can't get in. Okay, what's his name? Sean. Sean, what's his last name? No, he won't let me in. Okay, what's your name? My name is Jessica. My name is Jessica. All right, my name is Brennan. My name is Brennan. Oh, great. Um you can let him know that I want to get inside. Okay. Can we figure out what's going on first? Sean, can you please let me in? I'll go and talk to him. We'll figure it out. We'll figure that out. Where did you guys come from? What do you mean where did we come from? What Like Well, somebody called. Cuz you're banging on the door. Cuz I was banging on to my own door? Yeah, it's loud. We got neighbors. Okay. So, what what was going on with your your boyfriend? Nothing. You said you were arguing. I'm trying to get inside. I get that. But Yeah. Yeah. If there's something going on between you guys, I don't want you to go back inside. Please stop banging. Please stop knocking? Yeah. I don't think you need to be banging on the door. Well, apparently I do. People called cuz they were concerned. Uh-huh. One person? Someone who's I'm sorry. White trash. How did all that start? Like how can we help you with that? Cuz >> I just want to get inside. You don't have a key or He has it. Okay. Is it just like a fob? Yeah, it's just a fob. Gotcha. Gotcha. Trying to get a better grasp of the situation, the officer questions the woman and that's when the back and forth begins. How long has this been going on for? How did this all How did it all start? They came up and they were >> No, no, before that with you and you and your boyfriend before you ended up in the in the hallway. No, they came up and they were being confrontational. Okay, why Why were they doing that? They seemed aggressive cuz they were drunk. Okay. But just for no reason? Like what's the reason? Cuz normally people don't just come up and Um cuz they were acting like oh, your dog is loud and you're loud So, they're being All right, cuz So, they were mad cuz you were banging on the door. Hello. They were mad cuz you were banging on the door? Banging on the door of my own apartment to get inside? No, I'm asking a question. Yeah, I'm trying to get inside. Okay. But how did you end up outside? My boyfriend went inside and he passed out. And he locked you out? Well, he stuck the key and I don't Okay, but why did he go in and not let you in? He went in and passed out. Okay. So, not a thing? Well, I'm just seeing if an an argument went on or something. No, he So, we He went inside. He had the key. He went inside without me. Okay. Had the key and Hello, I'm going to compliment you. How are you? Hello, can I talk to you in a few minutes? Yeah, that's fine. All right, if you want to go that way or that way, let me just talk to her. Okay, cuz I'm going to have to be the one that lets her in. So, just let me know. Okay, sounds good. So stupid. Maybe she should have two keys. Maybe you should go figure something else out that's more problematic than this. Well, shoot. Did something to one of your neighbors or I did not do anything to one of my Well, we're going to figure that out. Um are we? Yeah. Yeah, maybe you should go figure actually something out that's a problem. I mean, you kind of seem like the problem right now. Oh, do I? From here, Jessica's responses take a turn, becoming increasingly hostile and uncooperative. Seems like you're having an issue with your neighbor. I think if you went to school for something wrong, then you need to go to figure that out. That's what I'm doing. No, you're not. What am I doing? You're figuring something out with the girl. Correct. Correct. >> Oh, so glad you went to school for that. Correct. That's great. Glad you went to school for that. I sure did. Yeah. Worth it. >> [clears throat] >> Worth it. Worth it. What is the deal? What do you mean? What you guys were really trying to do something here? I already told you. What? I told you already. What? What do you mean what? Tell me. Did you forget? Tell me. Did you forget? Tell me. >> I did. Tell me. I told I told you why we're here. Tell me. I did. Tell me again. Why? Tell me. I'm just wondering why. I already >> Oh, since you have nothing to tell me. I did tell you. You have a little problem and you have nothing to tell me. I feel like you don't remember. No, you didn't tell me. I did. No, I'm pretty lucid right now. You can tell me what happened. Okay, why are you slurring your speech? I'm not slurring at all. Why you got to lean up the wall Lean up against the wall then? >> Cuz I'm trying to get into my own apartment. I'm not leaning or slurring, but thank you for trying to call that out. She brushes off the officer's warning and if she keeps pushing her luck, the outcome may not be in her favor. Okay, we're just going >> I don't know either one of those right now. Hey Jessica, so you have an ID on you? Like no? No. Okay, cuz cuz what I can do is I'm I'm working with management to get you into your apartment. This is your apartment. Why is this a thing? Well, because you caused a scene here, right? And there's a there's a battery claim, okay? >> A battery claim about what? Uh about you striking an individual, one of your neighbors. Who? I don't know off the top of my head, okay? Oh, tell me then. Do you want help getting into your apartment or not? >> No, I don't. Do you want no help getting into your I want you to tell me who I battered. One of your neighbors. Okay, well, if you can't tell me who, then I don't give a Okay, your neighbor next door, right? That was that was trying to help you when you charged into his place, okay? Okay, so we're trying to help you out here, okay? We're trying to get you back into your apartment and that way we can all be on our way. >> already in there, so you don't have to help me. Good. So, it seems like he's letting you in. Okay, he'll let me in then. Don't worry. I'm just getting an image. Yeah, you'll be free to go home for the day. I don't give a what you do for the day. Okay. I know you're trying to do something. I don't give a Well, what's going to happen here is >> Oh, what's going to happen here? Well, there's two options here, okay? Number one, you can comply with us. You're going to get a citation >> About what? What did I do? I just told you already. What did I do? You battered your neighbor. What did I do to my neighbor? You battered your neighbor. Battered With patience wearing thin, the officers decide it's time to act and Jessica soon makes a choice she'll regret. By kicking them in the groin. >> Okay. No, I didn't. Okay. Okay, here's how it's is go. We're going to get your ID, you're going to get a citation for battery. Correct. >> [snorts] >> That's going to be it. If you don't want to comply, I can take you to jail for battery and I can finger print you. I have nothing. Okay. You have a side blade? Yeah. Okay, put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. I didn't Put your hands behind your back. I didn't do anything to you about that guy. Stop pulling away. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. You're going to stay in the car. Stop. 51 and resisting. Stop. GET OFF. NO. IS SHE SLIPPING IT NOW? YEAH. YEAH. OKAY. IS THAT GOOD? No good now. Really? Is this what you guys have to do? Is this Is this what you guys have to do on this night? What a bunch of losers. What is this? What is this? So, is this what you have to do? I didn't do it. THIS IS WHAT YOU HAVE TO WORK ON. What a bunch of losers. What is this? Though two officers have a restraint, it's clear Jessica has no plans to cooperate just yet. Yeah. Can we just walk? Uh no. You got what? What is this for? For battery. For battery for what? For battering your neighbor. I didn't touch my neighbor. Maybe I touched you guys, but not my neighbor. Stop. I DIDN'T TOUCH MY NEIGHBOR. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. OKAY. Now you're going to get an aggravated battery charge. Come on. Are you done? You're going to listen to the felony. Is this what you want? Turn. Get this OFF ME. I NEVER TOUCHED I NEVER TOUCHED MY NEIGHBOR. GET THIS WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU GUYS? STAND UP. Stand up right now. Stand up. All right, fine. Good? Yeah. Let's drag her back. Yeah. Let's go. I didn't touch my neighbor. >> You stand up, damn it. Why didn't you touch my neighbor? What are you guys doing with me right now? Let's go. Stand up. Come on. What did I What are you doing? You're going to jail. I didn't touch my neighbor. You did and then you knee'd me in the groin, TOO. NO. I didn't not Let's go. Come on. It was Can I pay a fine? No. No, you can't. You're going to jail. I didn't stop my I didn't touch my neighbor. Okay. How many charges do you want? WHY ARE YOU GUYS doing this? You got battery, aggravated, resisting, obstructing. Okay. So, why are you guys like jerking off to this right now? I'm not. I I would I would much rather not be doing any of this. I didn't do anything to you guys and I didn't do anything to my neighbor. Are you kidding me right now? I have to worry about my dogs? Your boyfriend's home. He'll be able to take care of the dogs. Having lost control of the situation, Jessica focuses on provoking the officers hoping to escalate things even further. Unfortunately for her, the deputies remain unfazed. Oh, cuz you guys are too afraid to take care of actual real felons. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Let's take care of the white girl who's in an actual real felon, you There you go. Yeah. Oh, you guys look so cool walking me out here. Oh my god. What a bunch of losers. I didn't hit my neighbor. You said I did. police Sit in the Come on. Sit down. [ __ ] you, fat You're a fat and I don't like you. Okay. Yeah. In the end, Jessica was hit with multiple charges including battery, resisting arrest, and battery on a law enforcement officer. Think they'll be back at it again? Let me know your thoughts in the comments down below and I'll see you in the following video.