Okay. >> No, no. That's the truth. As an American citizen, I can do as I please. I done been through this so many damn times. >> Can you just calm down for me? >> Nah, I'm not coming down cuz I'm on my porch and I'm What to As American citizen, I have the right. >> On July 7th, 2023, officers responded to a home in reference to a domestic disturbance. The caller stated that his boyfriend was tearing up the house. >> She left. >> She just left. Okay. Did she break anything inside? >> I don't know. But >> you don't know. You were just in there with her, weren't you? She just got She just left. >> She Yeah, that's what I'm saying. She just left. >> My sister is the D3 commissioner. >> Okay. >> She gave me permission to have him arrested. She came back. >> Had me permission to be arrested. >> And this is my address. Look >> here. If you'll talk to him, I'm >> n this is my address. So like since this my address, >> why would I be arrested? >> What's going on, man? >> I'm getting the hell on >> again though. If he lives here, the whole permission thing is that if he's staying here, unless he's evicted, he cannot be kicked out until he's evicted. >> Again, if he if he agreed to leave on his own, then that's fine. Who told you that his that his mom was breaking stuff inside? Did he tell you that? >> No, nobody. >> Well, our Oh, our call our call said that someone was breaking stuff. >> I think I said that his mom had came over here. She was inside and I heard things breaking. That's when I called. >> Okay. So it sounded So it sounded like things were breaking, but you don't know until we step inside. >> Yeah. >> You leaving? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's going on? You and that's your >> partner. Okay. Uh you mind telling me what happened, man? Are you okay? Do you need an ambulance? >> Oh, no. I'm excellent. I I woke up yesterday. >> Mhm. >> At my friend's house. They called the ambulance said I overdosed or something. >> Okay. >> Weird. Went to the hospital. Hm. He's there. He's not there. I come back here. He on his way out the house. Okay. If you're on your way out the house, give me the money that I just paid for July. Cuz I just paid money for July. It's the beginning of July. >> Okay. So, both of y'all live here together. >> Yeah, we live here together. >> Okay. >> So, like if you can give me my cash for July, I'll be out your hair. But since you don't want to do that, you want to call the cops and try to get me arrested and stuff like that. >> Do that because I don't have no warrants. I don't not want it nowhere. I'm not disturbing the peace. This is my address. I voted last year. I paid taxes. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, >> do you have you have your ID on you? >> Yeah. In my back. You mind if I see it? >> Sure. >> Appreciate it. >> Oh, he pushed some glasses off the table cuz he was mad. Is that what mom said? >> Who wants his rent money back? >> He did pay. >> He owes me. I guess he had to go to civil court or >> Yeah, that that stuff. If he wants to go to civil court, then that's fine. But what we'll do, so you Mr. Do you have your driver's license with you? How long you been y'all been living here? >> 5 years. >> Oh, that's a long time. >> Exactly. Exactly. So, do do your digilency, right? Like I've been here for 5 years. So, since I've been living here for 5 years, >> right? >> By law, he got to go down to the courthouse and get me evicted, right? >> Is that his mom in the white and the silver F-150? >> All right. >> That's correct. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I mean, you can obviously leave on your free will, but >> Yeah. No, I'm leaving. I'm leaving but I'm not tolerating what they trying to do. >> Thank you. >> Like I'm just not tolerating what they trying to do. Okay. Like it's not tolerated. >> Clearly you know the the process that he does have the eviction if you've been living here for 5 years. So that is true. >> That's true. That's the law. >> 676. You also have oil in when you're ready. >> That is the law and I ain't broke. So >> are the glasses on the table? Were those his glasses or were they yours? >> I'm not sure. >> You're not sure? >> I'm not sure what glasses were on the table. I think that was his kind dog. I think there was some glasses he just got from >> Oh, he just got them from Goodwill. Okay. All right. Well, let me I'm going to I'm If you'll just stay here. Um I'm going to get him. We'll move off from there and we'll just check the house and if everything's fine, then we'll go from there. But if he bought the glasses and he just broke themself, then we don't have a a domestic violence aspect. But if they were yours, then it's going to be a little different situation. >> So, okay. What we'll do is we'll uh we'll check there and we'll go from there. Okay. Just stay right here for me a second. Hey, are you mom? Mom for if you if you'll just stay right here just for a few minutes. Um yeah, you're fine. I just want to just talk to him and figure out some stuff going on inside. Okay. >> Go ahead. >> Gotcha. Did Did And again though, did your son break anything inside or anything like that? >> He um the stuff with hand when I was >> with his hands. Okay. Is it is it his stuff that he that he knocked off? >> Okay. >> They stay near. >> Yeah. Right. And that's why I'm trying to figure out because now >> last night my son passed out. >> Thank So can you just do you mind telling me what the issue is? Why are we here? >> I don't know. They call you. >> They did. You got to ask them the issue. I the one to get the hell on. >> Okay. So the information that we have is that uh some stuff was damaged inside y'all place. Is that true? >> Um yeah, me. >> So you broke the stuff? >> I'm the damaged person. >> No, no, no. What I'm saying is there are items like property being broken. Another person came here and started tearing up y'all place is the impression that I'm under right now. Is that what happened? Mm- >> Okay. So, there's nothing broken in there of y'all property that was destroyed by someone else, him or your >> Yeah, they're my mom. >> Okay. Or yourself. I need my cash. >> Okay. So, >> and I'll be out your help. >> Well, ma, what I'm trying to ask you is I'm just asking about your property. Okay. >> I don't got nothing to say about no property because guess what? This is my property, right? >> I don't have nothing to say on the property. >> Well, I'm saying because if some of your stuff is broken, that's also a crime. >> No, no, it's it's it's everything is normal, but >> I just need him to give me my cash and I need my mom to mind her business. >> Okay. So in order for him to give you your money, you just like you know he need to take you to court to evict you, go ahead. That's a civil issue. So if you want to get your money back from rent, you will have to go to court over that. Okay. >> So that's all civil. >> Mhm. >> Okay. So now that we have that clear, is there any criminal activity that happened? Because we're going to find out. And what I'm just trying to ask you is is >> any criminal activity. What about criminal activity? >> I'm saying like anything was broken inside or tore up. It do not matter because this is my residence. >> What I'm saying is if you broke your stuff >> Yeah. So I was just about to talk to him about that. So again, if it was your own property, those glasses and stuff, that's your own property, right? >> You don't have anything. His stuff is inside of his car. >> Okay, I understand. So he's saying that he's pretty sure that that all that stuff was yours, but he needs to come inside so he can check it. But we can't do it with you standing right doorway. >> You're going to have to let him have access. If you don't, that's interfering with property. And then you can't be charged with criminal trespass stuff. We can't make we're not gonna make a big >> part about it is what I'm trying to let y'all know is and what everybody need to know is if I have not committed a crime, stop treating me like a criminal. We're not treating you like a criminal. No, you ain't. But he is though. >> N you. N you will. You treat me like a criminal. Whatever your name is. >> Can you just calm down for me? >> N I'm not coming down cuz I'm on my porch and I'm on my to American citizen. I have the right to say what I want. >> You can. But what I'm saying is you can't stop him from entering. >> No, I ain't never about stop him from entering. >> So he's going to go Okay. So he's going to go inside. So I'm ask and I'm ask you to step to the side. >> He can go in and do whatever the hell you want to do. >> So all I ask you to do is just step to the side. Okay. >> And you are not being treated as no criminal. >> No. Yes. Cuz that's why not here. >> We're not here because we got called for >> treat me like a criminal. So Brian, I don't want to hear it. I don't want to hear it, Brian. Because you were just here by yourself. >> So you go ahead and go inside. It is what it is. >> You going to go inside? Okay. >> Was all this stuff already like this? >> Not at all. Not even a little bit. It was perfect. >> And you ain't pay for none of all of mine. And you knew it. >> He moved in with you? >> Nah, we moved in together. >> Okay. >> He was living He was a roommate with someone and the roommate didn't want to renew his lease. So, I said, "Hey, I will move in with you. Let's get an apartment. Got an apartment. 5 years later, I'm the criminal. And even got my mom in with this. It's weird. >> Did he call your mother? >> Okay. Everything I just finished cleaning the carpet. Everything was perfect cuz we had a July 4th get together. >> Okay. So, all none of this was like this. >> Everything was >> But the lights were working before you left, right? >> Yeah. You get on the phone with my mom when I got here. >> Okay. And that's the whole crazy part about it. He came and it was no I came when he got here. I was no it was no issue. It was just me and him here. He got here crying. He got his stuff. He left. >> Okay. >> All of a sudden she come >> Yeah. >> and tell him to call the police pretty much. >> No I didn't >> pretty much tell him to call the police to lock me up you know and and now this is the process of it like but the whole crazy thing about it I have no warrants. So lock me up cuz I get out in a few hours but if I do go to jail I'm calling the mayor. Well, if he did all this, then obviously there's some issues going on. >> Okay. Well, I'm calling the mayor and since Tiffany gave him permission to have me arrested, I bet her spot gone. No, he did. He did. Brian did. Brian did. Brian did. Brian said Tiffany gave Tiffany said um have him arrested. So, since she said have him arrested, how about she lose her spot? N y'all br all this on. Y'all br all this on to yel. Y'all brought all this on to y'all. So, I hope she good being a commissioner. >> I really do hope she being good being a commissioner, baby. But she ain't gonna be no commissioner no more. >> Do y'all know like a commissioner or something? >> My sister? >> What sister? Commissioner, huh? >> 53 commissioner. Yeah. >> Yeah, she the commissioner. But guess what? I bet she want to be no commissioner. >> Nothing like that. >> Mom. Mom. Brian just sat here and said it. Tiffany said have him arrested. >> Tiff. Well, Brian said you tell Brian and Tiffany y'all story need to match up cuz y'all store ain't matching up no more. >> I ain't got no story to match up. [ __ ] >> only thing I got to say is >> Only thing I got to say is as a American citizen, I have not broke the law. >> Nope. I ain't broke the law and I need y'all to tell me, show me which law I broke. >> Well, right now we not saying you broke the law. >> Nah, I'm being treated like a criminal cuz I'm being held pretty much. >> We just doing an investigation. I don't been here. I I don't You're not in handcuffs. >> I done been through this so many damn time. >> So many people. >> But you not in handcuffs, though. >> I don't give a damn. I used the same crazy. >> Nah, it's fine. >> I ain't crazy. I had to get it from somebody. Either my mom or my dad. >> Who you got it from your dad? >> Hell. >> Okay. Well, man, do you I'm go ahead. >> Well, let them finish cuz they both in there and I prefer to just >> Was that computer? Was that like that? No, sir. >> Okay. Where was that computer sitting at? >> It was sitting inside of the closet. >> Inside of there. Okay. >> Well, come on. Ain't >> no more coffee. >> Let's just listen. Let's just finish this. If you can just go back to your truck, ma'am, I appreciate it. Okay. >> I appreciate coffee on the floor. >> Call me mother crazy. I'm sure y'all gohead to your truck. Okay. >> I'm crazy. I'm the crazy one. I'm the crazy one. But I made 56,000 last goddamn year and made sure every goddamn body was sex straight. Then no goddamn body do for me. I made sure everybody straight. I did. I made sure everybody mother when that goddamn car up. Who paid the money to get that mother? I did. I did. I had money in your account. Give me my money back that cameras store. But hey, hey, hey, hey. >> Um, so 2:00 in the morning was the last time you saw him here yesterday? >> Does anybody else have access to the house other than him? >> Okay. And you believe he did all of this? >> I know he did. I just left as soon as I um I just left. Went to Bishop Park right down the road as soon as he showed up. and his mom showed up and that's when I heard things starting to break. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to go talk to mom. What's uh here? >> We're not going to talk about that either. We're not going to talk about that either. We're going to keep pushing stuff up under rug like y'all normally do. Push stuff under the rug. >> I'll be right back. I'm going to go talk to mom real quick. >> Okay. Where you work at? >> This evergreen. I milk problem. >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> Some good money. >> Real quick. So, did you actually go inside this morning with him? >> I I went in. >> Okay. So, I'm >> And I got the [ __ ] and he um >> Do these TVs work? >> Probably not. Just sitting out here. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I just pulled them outside. >> Oh, they work though. >> Yeah. I'm going to throw them in trash. >> Well, no. Come on, man. I don't throw your TVs away. >> I don't want to be honest. I don't want nothing else to do with him. >> Okay. Well, you ain't got to throw your stuff away. Somebody's TV. >> I talked to him. He ripped all that stuff off the table. Well, well, I understand that, but that house is completely destroyed. >> They did that while I was gone. I mean, I got him here. >> So, this morning I got him. The house like that. >> So, the house was not like this this morning. >> He ra the stuff table there. >> Okay. >> Well, Mark, you that's weird. That's weird that you sitting here like telling the cop, uh uh when I got here early, the house wasn't like that. But you but I'm your son though for somebody else son. And they his parents ain't even came from overthought to check on him. I don't really doubt they care. >> Did No, I just said you rate the stuff on the table when I got you. >> Okay. All right. Miss Taylor, do you have your license with you? Yeah. >> Just to know that I talked with you and spoke with you >> because he went to the hospital last night. >> Right. I understand. >> Where you from? You from here? >> Mhm. >> From the east side. >> Okay. >> From the east side. Well, >> if you want to leave by on your free will, you can, but he the eviction process does have to be completed. If you want your money back, that's also a civil issue. So if you want your money, you got to go to the courthouse. File civil documentation. That way both of you can be served. That's the route that y'all go. If you just you are still free to have access to the house because you live here just like he is. Okay? So both of you still have access to this home. Nothing is unaccessible. Well, I guess inaccessible. Sorry. And if you want to file that civil paperwork to get your money back, that's what you have to say. Do what you have to do. Okay. >> That weird though. Weird. Weird. Where is >> So last night they said you overdosed. Where was you at? >> I was at my friend house. >> I'm saying what side? Like where what's >> on the east side? >> East side. Okay. So did you have to go in the ambulance or something? >> Yeah, I was asleep in the car in that car asleep. They called the ambulance and said >> I think he overdosed >> instead of coming to wake me up. >> Yeah. >> They said they said they thought I overdose. Then I get to the hospital and that's wrong. Get out the hospital and that's wrong. >> What? >> For they let them say I died yesterday. Maybe I'm the devil came back inside of me now. It's on. It is on. >> Do you use anything? >> You have marijuana? >> Well, okay. >> It's not I don't got nothing on. It's >> not even what I'm here for. >> M real quick, just I know you said there was some glasses and stuff that were broken and stuff like that, but what how did everything else in the house get broken? I mean, there's stuff everywhere. >> Yeah. >> So, did did you break all that stuff? Did somebody else break all that stuff? What? What happened? >> What's the purpose? I >> have an investigation I'm having to do cuz someone called me about somebody breaking stuff in their house and that's why I'm out here. >> But the crazy part about it, this is my house, too. >> I understand that. >> My address here. I I understand that. But >> I'm telling you, I don't have anything to say to you, sir. >> Okay. Mr. Mr. here. He has property in there, too. And there's damage from his stuff as well. So, that's why >> weird. That's weird how there's damage to his stuff and his stuff in your car. >> So, he lives here as well, >> but his stuff's in his car. Okay. >> Hey, that's all that's all to it. Like that's all to it. Like >> you're all right. Look, you're all right. You're right. Hey, don't talk. >> Okay. >> And if it's stuff inside your car and this is my address, too. Why am I being treated like a criminal? I'm just trying to figure that part out >> because you were the only one here and he said when he left the house yesterday, it wasn't like that. >> It does not matter if that's my stuff. I can do what I please to it. Cuz as an American citizen, I can't. >> Oh, okay. >> No. No. That's the truth. As an American citizen, I can do as I please my address. >> Okay. >> And my stuff. >> 67. Go ahead and come outside. We're at 1095. All right. Well, Mr. Turn around. Put your hands on your back for me. All right. >> Back. All right. >> Hands on your back. >> You can pull. You can finish pulling your cigarette. >> Yeah. You're If you're cool with us, we'll let you finish the cigarette. All right. >> Uh, no need to finish the cigarette because I shall wreak havoc. >> Just hold on a second. I'm going to double it. Tighten up and nah nah nah. Brian, mom, I hope when y'all pull out transport for me, I got to get off. >> I hope I hope they blow up. >> Shut up, Mom. I don't have [ __ ] You got to take >> So, you call the cops on me. So, by you calling searching for you have all the roads that y'all have closed. Mom, you better stop doing what you're doing. Brian, you better stop doing what you're doing cuz everybody can stop. I promise you. I promise you. I promise you. Hell is y'all best friends. Hell is your best friend, Brian. You better go to overthought. You better go to overthought. You better go to overthought. You better go to overthought. You best go. You best go. You best go to overth. You best go. Hey, don't go to go to overthrow, bro. >> I'm going to take your hat off. I'm just going to come with you. >> Go to overth. Go to overth. Gracie. Gracie. Gracie. Gracie. Gracie. I hope I hope life good for you. >> All right. M have a seat for me. Okay. [ __ ] bull. police and I pack my tax. >> Okay. Yeah. Appreciate you transporting. I'm I'm probably having like probably 30 things or more in there in that house. I mean, it's wrecked. >> Oh, yeah. It is. >> So, yeah, he's cuz he was showing me around. He said, "Yeah, it wasn't like that." He said the lights were working whenever he left. >> Now, the lights aren't turning on. >> Okay. So, >> do you want me to uh >> He said that he apparently he had a cocaine problem, too. So, there might be some in there, but that might be it. >> All right. If you um if you >> Well, me and him. Okay. I can talk to him. >> Well, I got to Well, I've got to run him through um the house for all the stuff that's damaged cuz I have to get an estimate of how much stuff's going to cost. Okay. >> Yeah. And then he can once we're done. I'll let you talk to him. Okay. Cuz I'm he's taking him to the jail and I got to figure out a chart. >> Oh yeah. No. For him I've got to check to make sure to see how much stuff's damaged cuz my report every little thing that's damaged I've got to take a report for. So I got to check that and then you'll be up. You know ain't no threat you know. >> Oh that's okay. >> Flowers and track. I'm going to get the flowers out. You going to get the flowers. >> Yeah. Save your flower baby. You know he play. >> I know. >> All right. >> You all right for you need to stay. I'm all right. Thank you. >> I love you. Call me later. >> Okay. >> All right. All right. All right. >> All right. I said I know it's going to be a lot in here, but we'll try to get through here real quick and figure out how much stuff is actually damaged in here. Looks like a bunch. He took sugar and coffee grounds and other things and put them all over the house. >> Okay. >> Probably still work. >> It should probably. It looks like it just has flour on it. >> Yeah, it is. >> He just turned He just turned a breaker off. Okay. All right. Yeah, he did a number on this house. Unfortunately, >> the suspect was booked for criminal damage to property second degree.