A desperate mother calls 911. Her daughter's inside the house screaming, breaking things, and refusing to calm down. Officers arrive to calm things down, but the daughter has other plans. She want to fight with cops. Who do you think wins this one? A trained officer or a drunk woman? Comment down below. right here. [Music] Santa Teresa yesterday in El Castle. She was here for 3 days in Gilbert and um she left today. Uh went and got alcohol and went back with crazy people and she has broken everything now in the house. I guess >> I don't know. >> Where she's at right now? >> She's in the room, but it's a mess. She just broke all the mirrors and she was screaming at us that she's going to >> You're her mom. >> Yes. And I don't know where her daughter is in here somewhere. >> Okay. I don't know if she's got clothes on. Do you have some clothes on? >> You stupid police department. You better me because I wanted you. I want >> Mercedes. >> No. No. I want you. I >> What are you doing? >> Watch you. >> What are you doing? Right. >> Come out here, please. >> Because I want help and nobody will help me. >> Come out here, please. Stop. That's my fault. >> I don't want it. >> Mercedes. >> We're not doing this. Stop. [Music] Don't touch me. >> I'm going to touch you if you don't quit. Come over. I'll fight. >> Come over here. >> I get it worse. Can you touch me more? Put your hands behind your back. >> No. No. You talk to me. >> Put your hands back. >> No. You don't have >> Why are you acting like this? Mercedes on You think you're okay right now? I am. But you can't do it. You're going to break my wrist. You're right. You're right. Don't talk. You think you can >> try not to do that for I'm looking right at you. >> Your wrist won't get injured. Comply. >> I'm not injuring. >> No. No. Let go. You have to let go. >> No, I'm not letting >> No, you have to. >> No, you have to. Watch it. Watch it. Watch. You have to let go. Watch. I'm getting close. Um, you guys go to the jail. Why? Why? Why? Why? Because they won't give me. No. No. Mom. No. >> All you had to do is listen. >> Hey, knock it off. Knock it off. Mercedes. >> I got a battery charger. >> I'll come talk to you in a I'll come talk to you in a second. Okay, man. >> Stop. >> Mercedes, you need to come back. Stop. He's hurting you. He's hurting you. You're hurting yourself. You're not. He is. >> Walk. >> You know, let go. And I will let go. >> Mercedes, walk to our unit over there, please. I'll let I'll let her. But you got to walk. >> He has to >> walk. >> I will go. He has to let go of me. >> Walk. >> Come on. >> Start walking. >> We're going to start pulling you again, Mercedes. >> I will let you pull me if he lets go of me. >> He's not going to let go of you. >> I'm not even hurting you. I'm just escorting. >> Yeah, he hurts when he >> Come on. >> Come on. Just start walking. >> No one's hurting you. We're just escorting you to the unit. >> You guys can't care. Hey. Hey. I am bare. I have bare [ __ ] >> I am barefoot. Stop. I will bite the out of you. >> Stop. Stop. Tell him to stop. Stop. All right. Go. Watch. Stop hitting me to dude. Stop. I told you let's go. Stop. Mother stronger than you are. Tell him to stop. I'm strong. Tell him to stop. Tell him I'm strong. Do you want to break my heart? You're going to get hurt. If you want to break my heart, you're going to get hurt. Impossible to handle. >> No. God, I'm stronger than you. I No. No. No. Just going to hide in her head. >> Let go. Let go. Stand up. My arm >> was behaving, Mercedes. >> Like, oh, I won't resist you. I like you. I don't like him. >> I've never had an issue with you in the past. What's your What's going on? >> My arm. [Music] What are you doing? >> Stand up for me, Mercedes. >> Stand up for me. Stand up. >> No. No. He has to let go of my arm. >> Mercedes, stand up, please. >> He has to let go my arm. I can't do it. My arm cannot resist you. >> We're sending my arm. I won't resist you. I promise I won't. This is this one. I won't resist you. I promise. [Music] I won't. I promise I won't. I promise I won't hurt you. That it's okay. This one's okay. It just hurts. It's just so much. I promise I won't resist you. You I like I like you a lot. Please don't. [Music] I don't want to do this anymore. I just got back to resist. Okay. Okay. That I can I can do it. I can do this. >> If you pull out of them again, they're going to get tight again. >> That's better. That's better. >> All right. Walk right there. Mercedes. >> I don't like you. I want you far away. >> Walk over there. I've never done anything to you. I haven't dealt with you in years. >> I heard like a seat. >> Have a seat. >> Hold me. >> Have a seat. >> Hold me tight. Right here on my arm. >> Have a seat. I got you. I'm not going to let you fall. Have a seat. Put your feet in for me. >> Put your feet in for me. Appreciate it. >> Can you lift me up off my butt? >> Just slide back. [Music] >> Put your Put your feet in. >> I I'm trying. All right. >> Just bring your feet in. Mercedes. >> You want me to fight with you? >> I don't. >> I will fight the out of you. >> Please don't. >> Yeah, right. So, why don't you test Mercedes? >> Because I did the testing, >> Mercedes, >> you don't know me. >> Can you put your feet in the car, please? >> You know me >> with what? >> Pull my arm. Pull your arm up. >> Up. Pull it. Okay. Just No. Up. Up. Up. Up. Up. Up. Up. Up. Up. Up. Up. Up. Up. More. Up. Use your Use your foot. Just like that. >> Okay. Just No. Because I'm in hurt. I'm in pain. Pull my arm up. >> Have a seat. >> Hold my arm up. >> Have a seat. >> Pull my arm up. Just hold it right there. >> Back in the seat. >> Just hold my arm up. I can't >> put that foot in. [Music] Hold my arm. >> Put your foot in. >> Okay, good. >> Want to go talk to her mom? >> Yeah, bro. >> Are you going to take her to jail? >> Yeah, she's going to jail. >> Yeah. Um, she So, >> you can show me 1015 and issue me a case number, please. So, I'm thinking, you know, we we've been trying to deal with this for years. Um, at this point, she has TBI. She was doing good this morning as soon and then, uh, we left. She said she was going to take a nap and then we went to the store and came back and she was gone. And what she told me, >> correct? >> Uh, she hangs around, you know, baths, that's what I call her, >> right? um Robert Hasso, >> right? >> Um and she he beats her up and steals from her. I mean, you know, I think there I think she's she might have I know she drinks an immense amount of alcohol >> and but I think I know they do method whatever kind of drugs they do because we found meth pipes and stuff. Um, so the story was um just now she she said that they came looking for her and I said all you have to do is lock yourself in the house and call the cops if they're trying to get you. >> Sure. >> And then of course she didn't agree with that. But she was um but then we know she's drunk so I said, "Well, how how did you get alcohol?" I think she left and got alcohol, contacted weird people. Uh, actually, I don't know if she was with anybody, but I know she's drunk. So, she went and got alcohol and then she came back all with the story. I'm hoping that um if she goes to jail this time because she just gets released. I I just picked her up yesterday from uh she was she'll do okay for a couple days and then she'll disappear and then she got picked up on Friday night um and in Bayard and then they took her to the hospital and she was probably flipping out like this and then they brought her down to um Santa Teresa and then she's been there for 3 days and she called me and said to come get her. So, I went and got her, but she needs to be locked up for a while, but jail isn't isn't the place that she needs to be. she needs to be some sort of mental institution where she can't walk out because um but um I talked to uh I talked to uh I used to work for Addis and and he's a counselor and uh Mark and um you can commit somebody or it can be court ordered and >> I'm I'm I'm hoping to go through the court somehow. um to get it court ordered that she can but is there any >> and maybe maybe that's something we can we can discuss whenever it goes to court. >> Okay. >> Unfortunately, I don't have the ability to to just place somebody in a facility like that. >> I understand. >> So that the way that it works for us is, you know, they they normally end up in jail and then the the court would be the one that would have to order them to a treatment facility. >> Right. Right. So, >> but that's that's definitely something we can discuss. Um, once once she's been charged, um, the district attorney's office will be handling it at that point and they're they're probably going to get in contact with you. Yes. >> And then that's something you can discuss with them. >> Maybe I can talk to uh the district attorney about it or something >> and I don't know who who it will be assigned to right away, but >> but they will more than likely contact you once they receive the case because they'll go through the the list of witnesses. she'll be in jail for at least um who knows like this is this sort of thing where she soers up and then she sounds like she's okay then she's back out on the street and no judge I can't seem to get a judge to >> um I actually I I can't get any help. But can't she needs to be in a place where she can't just walk out? >> As far as it goes, like like for us, we don't have any discretion on how long she stays in jail or anything like that. >> She can be released tomorrow >> and more than likely she will be. Ju just to be honest with you, I don't see them holding her. And the the reason being is it's that part really isn't even on the the judges a lot of the times because it's up to the district attorney to file file a motion with the court to have them held in custody due to X Y and Z. >> Mhm. >> I saw the mirror. Was there anything else inside that was broken? >> She broke a lot of stuff. Cups, mirrors. >> Okay. >> Throwing everything >> like like mugs, like coffee coffee mugs. >> Just throwing whatever she could get her hands on. Obviously, um she'll be like this for a while and and she was real she's saying she's going to and her daughter, but when she's like this, I can't probably calm her down. I have to call the cops. >> Sure. >> Um I sometimes I can, but this one and then she's been like I said, she just I don't know you I know you've heard this sort of story before. I know there's a lot of crazy people out there. I I've actually never seen her like that personally. She's always very respectful with me. >> So, I don't know if it's >> the amount of alcohol or what. >> Yeah. I don't know. >> She's she's usually super respectful with me when I talk to her. >> Yeah. >> Um >> Yeah. She went out looking for trouble again. Thank you for coming. >> Give us a call if you need anything else. Okay. >> Okay. After breaking items during a domestic dispute, Mercedes Feathering resisted arrest, battery on a law enforcement officer, and refused commands. She was evaluated at the hospital and later booked into