So you all been living together for 3 months and dating for 3 months and he's your fiance? >> Yeah, pretty much as soon as we we started dating, I moved in. >> He has like top security level clear like he does. >> I mean, come on, Chris. Isolation. He's taking away your privilege to drive. He's treating you like a child. He's a you. >> He actually asked me to quit. So I quit like a month ago, but I've just been here. On January 11th, 2022, officers responded to a community pool following a report of a man involved in a domestic dispute with his fiance of three months. When police show up, they were walking back to their home. The more you listen to the woman, the worse it gets. >> Pretty sure it's those two people, right? >> Yeah. >> They're going around. We'll just walk around. >> They went inside this corner house right here. >> Was it a male and a female? >> Yeah. Hey, what's going on, boss? Hey, >> you want to step outside for me real quick? Oh, >> looks like you ain't got no drawers on. >> What's going on tonight, man? >> Uh, girlfriend and I were like partying a little bit, but >> you guys were arguing. >> Yeah. Are they okay or? >> Yeah, we just got a call that um two people were standing out here by the pool smoking something. >> Oh, cigarettes. You got a cigarette? >> Yeah. >> Oh, my bad. You have your ID on you, Mom? >> Um, >> it's a Pennsylvania thing ID cuz I smooch your >> Oh, you're good, dude. >> What do you got two phones for? >> Oh, sure. >> You want if she steps out real quick? >> Uh, sure. Hey, Chris. >> God, dude. I cannot stop shivering right now. >> Yeah, that's cold. >> Yeah, that's her. Dude, what is up with her eye? You see that? >> I don't know. >> I don't know. kind of you guys get into a little skirmish or something. >> No, no, no. >> What's up with your hand there, boss? >> What's wrong with you? >> Thank you much. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Can you talk to me? Is >> there like an edge or something or >> No. Yeah. So, what happened was that we got a call about uh two people being out there at the pool um matching the same description that you guys matched clothing wise and male female. >> Sure. >> What were y'all arguing about? >> Um >> go ahead. >> Well, I mean, nothing really. I mean, like she >> I'm sorry. I'm just taking a look. What up? What's up with all the scratches on your neck? So, what's going on? >> We We were arguing, but it's nothing. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Um Yeah. So, we got a call. >> Yeah. >> And we're being kind of loud. >> All right. What were we all arguing about? >> Um I I don't even really know. >> I'm 67. You can come around. >> Yeah. Just dumb stuff. Yeah. Nothing. >> Okay. >> Um I I don't know. Like When did all the arguing start happen? >> Um, kind of started yesterday a little bit, but we were fine today and then tonight we got to sp >> I got you. >> Yeah. No, it's fine. >> You sure y'all were just arguing >> tonight? Yeah. I like couple nights ago like Yeah. She got kind of drunk. She But I mean it was nothing like that. Tonight though I I don't know. She she gets very um emotional like but like it's not like it go >> I'm not going to lie. Bo that that looks looks kind of fresh like this one right there right there. >> Like what? >> Like like you just got choked out my man. >> I got you. Have y'all been drinking a little bit? >> Um a little bit but not >> When did y'all start drinking? Uh maybe like an hour ago. >> An hour ago. Yeah. >> I mean, this is Georgia. I mean, be honest. You're not in trouble for drinking. I mean, you know, >> we um and we haven't been driving or doing anything. That's good. Yeah. No, >> we um we had a couple drinks, but we got kind of loud, but no, nothing >> bad. Yeah. >> Started drinking, got in a little argument. And what was the argument about again? >> I I don't even really remember. Um I really don't even know. No problem. >> Going to argue about dumb stuff. >> Is this your husband or your boyfriend? >> It's It's my fiance. >> Your fiance? I got you. >> How long have y'all stayed here together? >> Um, 3 months. >> 3 months. >> Like 2 3 months. Yeah. >> I gota >> Yeah. >> Did y'all just move here or? >> Um, he actually lived here before me and I lived here with him. So, >> how long have y'all been dating for? >> Um, about 3 months. Yeah. >> So, y'all been living together for 3 months and dating for 3 months? And he's your fiance? Yeah, pretty much as soon as we we started dating, I moved in and >> Okay. >> Yeah, >> I gotcha. I mean, you can be honest with me. Did you get physical at all? >> No. No. Her and I No. The other night, I mean, she she got I mean, she gets way drunker than I I do. Like, we did have a couple drink drinks tonight. She gets emotional, which gets annoying, but like it's not like that, you know? >> Yeah. >> So, where did this argument take place at? Was it inside or? Um, it started inside and then I like I brought it outside and >> Mhm. >> like being ridiculous and Yeah. >> Oh, and it came outside and then >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did anything get broken during the argument or anything like that? >> No. >> Yeah. No, I just I was kind of being ridiculous. >> Okay. Did anything get physical or anything like that? >> No. No. >> Okay. Is he going to have any marks on him or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. Do you have any marks on you that you know of? You're my >> Okay. Are you sure? >> I'm positive. >> Okay. What happened with uh your nose? >> Just do me a favor. Stand right here for me. Hey, 67. >> Um I actually like three three nights ago, I guess. I was like we had been drinking a little bit and I went up the stairs and just like fell face first in the stairs and hit my face on the stairs. So, >> okay. Um >> I'm not scared of him. He's not. >> Well, I'm not saying that you aren't, but >> look at you. >> Abs. Absolutely. >> Yeah. No, he's not abusive or anything like that. >> You said you fell down the stairs. >> This was actually like This was like 3 days ago. Um I actually had to tell the med visit today like about it. Um but yeah, no, we're good. >> Yeah. Are you washing like your hands or anything like that? No. >> Can you turn them over for me, please? Thanks. Anything up under here? Like your jacket area or anything? >> No. >> Yeah. No, we're we're good. We just we argue sometimes and we kind of loud. But >> what did you guys argue about the night? >> Um I don't even remember. He he gets kind of jealous about like What happens? >> I don't know. Like >> if a guy texts me or whatever, like he gets kind of jealous and we kind of argue about that, but nothing like >> nothing ridiculous or serious. >> You guys both? >> So, this is his apartment. Um, he's actually from New Jersey. >> Um, and I moved in with him here. >> He's from New Jersey. >> Mhm. >> Where was he living before I moved here? Um, I'm not really sure. He actually works for um the Department of Defense. He does like ammunition sales for NATO. And >> do you mind if we step inside? >> Absolutely. Absolutely. >> You can come over, too. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> You can come up later. >> You get out here. >> Yeah, I'm good out here, man. >> Come here. Come on, Holly. Come on. >> Well, he just go speak to her for a second. So, >> I'll be there in a second. the same type right here. >> My house, >> huh? >> Yeah, it's her house, too, man. She can let whoever she wants to in the house. >> Loud when we argue, but there's nothing like ridiculous. >> Where'd you fall at? Okay. >> She's been living here for 3 months. >> She's been living here for 3 months. >> A little while ago. >> All right. How long she been staying here then? >> Mid November. >> Okay. So about about three months there, buddy. >> Yeah. >> November, December, January. >> December. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> It's going up. I think it was on like I don't know. Like the third step or something. And they're slippery. They're hardwood. >> Where? >> Uh maybe like here. >> I don't know. I I slipped and and hit my my face pretty hard >> right here. I'm not really sure. It was It was right through here. And we've been drinking a bunch of stuff. So, all stuff. >> Is yell's bedroom up here? >> Yeah, you're more than welcome to go here. >> Okay. >> It's kind of messy. We just got back from New Jersey a few days ago. But >> where is he originally from? >> Um, he grew up in New Jersey, but he's kind of he lived in like Philly, um, Manhattan. He just kind of went all over. >> How'd she fall down the stairs? >> Uh by fireball. >> What do you mean? >> I drank a lot of fireball and just coming on the stairs. I >> was she going up or down? >> I honestly I wasn't were physically there when I saw it. >> Oh, okay. >> No. Um I'm assuming I think she was going up. I I think >> so. What? Uh why do you have your phone? >> Why did he have my phone? >> Uhhuh. Uh, I don't know. Sometimes he actually helped me with my tele med visit today. Sometimes he takes my phone. >> He takes your phone sometimes. >> Yeah, sometimes. >> Is there another bedroom? >> Yeah, this is this is our room here. >> So Oh, this is your room. >> Yeah, this is this is our room. >> Yeah, I I know what it looks like and I trust me, I know. >> Okay. >> Messy. Sorry. >> No, it's okay. >> Sorry. >> How'd you get this hole in the wall right here? Uh, probably just slam the door open. But >> does he slam doors? Slam doors? >> I don't even know honestly how that happened. >> You don't know. What are you doing, dog? >> Is there any kids in the house? >> No. No. My kids are My son's 17, my daughter's 23. So, >> yeah. I mean, we get kind of loud when we fight, but it's nothing like >> right >> ridiculous. It's obnoxious, but >> Okay. >> I'm not scared of him. He's not going to hurt me. Like, >> has anything ever gotten physical between y'all before? >> No. No. >> Just obnoxious. >> Oh, >> yeah. >> We're not trying to get anybody in trouble here. >> I know. >> So, >> I appreciate it. >> You know, obviously something has happened to you >> and I can tell you it wasn't from falling on the stairs >> because I've fallen down the stairs before. >> Yeah. and this does not happen, you know. So, again, we're not we're not trying to get anybody in trouble here. We're not >> I appreciate that. >> We just we have to have this we have to have the honest true story of what's going on and then we can get out of here. >> Yeah. No, absolutely. Um I'm He's not >> what what actually happened. >> No, I I really did. Um, we've just been kind of on a bender >> um since maybe like the day after Christmas. >> Not right. >> We were in New Jersey. We came home. Um, we've just kind of been drinking a bunch and Yeah. No, he's he's actually a really great guy, >> right? And I'm not taking anything away from him. I'm not accusing him of anything. I'm not saying anything. >> Yeah. >> But we just need to we just need to know what happened with >> Yeah. I literally fell coming up the stairs. I actually have um a spot on my stomach here that like from hitting the stairs. Um >> I'm going to get a little little perch. >> Sorry. >> No, it's okay. >> Okay. So, that that's actually Do you see kind of how it's like bumpy? >> I've had two children, so sorry. But yeah, um that actually was from like several weeks ago cuz we tend to get a little sloppy when we drink. >> Okay. Um but yeah no like he he actually today >> well I can this this is not just from you what happened with you know this bruising did not happen two days ago. It is more than one event because there's older bruising and then there's newer bruising. >> So then here's the here's the concerning thing also. >> Um you've got a lot of new marks on your chest and you can tell they're new because they're all red. I hate to like be personal, but a lot of that is like sexual. Sorry, but it is. >> So, how >> what's on your pants? >> What's the pink stuff on? >> Am I in trouble on that? >> No. Again, like I said, right now we're just investigating. So, I'm not going to like, you know, waste your time or like if you were in trouble or Well, I say trouble, but if you were going to jail, I would tell you or anything like that. So, right now it's just an investigation. So we could just >> into what >> into the call that we got as far as suspicious activity. >> Yeah. I don't know who called or nothing. I'm just telling you what we get. >> Um I guess they say y'all like outside or something screaming, yelling, walking around. >> Oh, I'm I'm actually on my train right now. >> Sierra what? >> I'm I'm actually on my my cycle right now. So there's Yeah. No, there's I I can guarantee you he is not at all. Like he actually today was trying to help me like do a telemet visit for being depressed. Like he's very supportive. He's not abusive at all. >> When was your visit? >> Um 3:30 today. I can show you my phone. >> He he he kept your phone from 3:30. >> No, he um I don't even know. Like I didn't even realize he had it this evening. And >> it's nice nice place you hunt. >> Um sometimes I mean >> Oh no. >> I mean I wish I wish we could tell you there but >> not I see the I guess that's what is that a cow >> cowhide? >> Yeah. >> So I am going to ask you a question real quick. Um I hope you don't mind. Is there any way that I can take a picture of your face? >> Absolutely. Absolutely. >> Is that okay with you? >> Absolutely. >> Um yeah. No, he he is not at all. He's he's a great guy. He's not abusive at all. Um, I know how it looks, but that's just not I've been uh my children's father was very abusive with me. >> If you don't mind, I'm just going to take a full a full picture of you real quick, and then I'm going to do a closeup on the side, the other side, there >> I appreciate you letting me do that. >> Like I said, my my ex was very abusive. If there was anything going on that I would absolutely say, >> right? Well, when this this happened, did it happen inside or outside? >> No, it was on the stairs that there was stairs >> when it happened. Did it happen inside or outside? Because it it wasn't it was not just the stairs. And I know it wasn't just the stairs. >> I mean, that's honestly like I blackout drunk. I don't really remember. I've I've fallen I've fallen when I'm drunk before and I've fallen when I'm normal before and I've fallen down the stairs >> and this does not happen on the stairs. >> I mean you you understand? >> Can you can you just please explain like where it happened at least? >> Yeah. No. Um so we like we've been drinking this. This sounds so gross. >> But can can you explain where it happened? >> Yeah. Yeah. So, we had probably had like 20 shots of like fireball piece, which is ridiculous. So gross. Um, and I was coming up the stairs to go to bed and I literally fell. Um, and yeah, I mean I I don't really I mean there there's been times in the last few weeks honestly cuz I've just been like dealing with a lot of trauma, a lot of stuff. um super depressed, but I've been like so drunk that I've literally hurt myself and don't remember if I did it. Like honestly, I don't. >> You got it look like you got some like some bruising and stuff starting to form around your neck. Right up in here, right on your chest. >> I mean, it could be dry shaving. >> Dry shaving. Okay. >> I mean, I I I mean, I don't >> Do you mind if I take a look at it? Just because like you got some over here, little little whips. You got some down here, you know. So, I just wanted to actually do you do you need EMS? Are you okay? >> What? >> Do you need EMS? Emergency services? >> Okay. So, you good? Okay. >> No. I mean, just just asking. >> Just asking, man. You know, got to ask. Nice place, though. You have a nice place. You decorated all this yourself? >> Nice. Yeah. >> No, it's actually when I moved here. Um, I moved here from Philadelphia and like so like my his partner he's down here in Madison. >> Mhm. You evil. >> Giants. What? >> When we get a call about somebody's arguing outside and then somebody calls a third party who's not you or him. >> Yeah. >> Says that a physical argument is going outside between a male and a female. You and him. >> Yeah. >> What do we think about that? >> Oh, absolutely. >> We come here. So, can we have some sort of honesty at least here because I think we know what >> about that right there >> where >> I think >> that hole in the wall. >> That hole in the wall. >> I mean, then you have the issue here with dried blood splatter on the wall as well. >> Yeah, I I'm not sure what that's from. I thought I was in danger or I thought he was doing something. Honestly, I >> would. That's fine. If you if you don't want to pursue charges or anything, that's but we have to know what happened. Okay, we have to know what happened. >> Yeah. No, no. I'm telling you, as far as my recollection goes, and like I said, I've been drinking a bunch and it's not good because I haven't drank in almost 6 years and I started drinking like 3 months ago again. Um, and it just doesn't sit well with me. >> And what was the argument about that y'all were arguing about tonight? >> I I don't even remember. Um, I think it started about He thought texting someone >> about you texting somebody. >> Yeah, he thought it was like texting a guy or something. I don't know. It was something dumb. >> Okay. >> Something super dumb. >> And that happened earlier. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> What side of the bed do you sleep on? >> What is it? >> What side of the bed do you sleep on? >> Um, we we switch. It just depends. I think last night I slept on that side. The the left side. >> This side? >> No, that side. >> Left side. Yeah. Holly. Holly, come here. >> Holly, come here. Holly. He gets jealous sometimes, but that's really it. But other than that, we're good. >> I got you. Okay. >> No, we're good. I was just pissed at him tonight and so I took it outside. I shouldn't have. >> Would there be any reason that he said that he might have done it? No. No. Are you sure? >> Yeah. >> Because I mean if he says that then >> Yeah. I mean I don't know why he would say that. I wouldn't. >> Okay. I mean it would make sense but Okay. >> Uh we're about to step outside. We'll come back and talk to you. >> You can hang that upstairs. We'll be right back with you. >> Thank you. >> Close the door. >> No. I don't want him to close the door. So >> right here. >> Yeah. She's probably going to freak out. So, Hey, man. Can uh can we talk to you outside real quick? >> What are you doing, puppy dog? >> All right, man. Here's the here's the thing, right? Here's the issue, right? So, you see how her face is fast? >> You see how her neck is? >> I see her neck. >> So, I see how your neck is, too. >> Okay. Um, why did you have her phone? >> Um, I I I don't know. I would I I can't. I don't know. >> Okay. Hey, do you need EMS to come out here and check you out? >> No, I'm good. >> You sure? >> Yeah, I'm absolutely good. >> You look like you, you know, like it's been a pretty rough couple days. >> Um, yeah. No, honestly, I did like just have a drunk accident. That that was it. >> Okay. Okay. So, all everything that happened just came from you like you blackening out that stuff? >> Oh, yeah. No, like when I drank I go hard. >> So, how did the how did your what happened to your eye? >> Oh, no. That that was literally me like going up the other night and I fell face first and I hit my nose. >> Okay. >> Um, this was like 3 days ago. >> Well, I'm saying because like how how it's set up. If you hit your nose on the stairs, just the the the pattern that >> I'm seeing like lights and stuff in my vision. >> No, no, no. What I'm saying is the bruising and the patterns aren't kind of consistent with stairs. How do you explain >> the blood stains on the bed upstairs? >> Do you want to know? >> Yeah. >> I'm pretty sure it's from um Yeah. >> What about the splatter on the wall? >> I need you to tell me the honest truth >> because I mean the wall. >> So, both of you blood >> both of you have told me that you guys do argue and sometimes it gets physical. Not never feels like that, but no. >> Physical how? >> I trying to try to mean something, but you thought No, >> no, it's not like that. >> Just hear me out. What's your name? >> Chris. >> Chris. Okay. So, I'm Officer Craig. So, Chris, what I'm trying to explain to you is that what you're saying as far as you hitting your nose and the blood. Okay, I get that part, >> but the bruising on your your left eye >> is not consistent with just hitting your nose on the stairs. Well, apparently um he was telling me that after that cuz I was like kind of black out. >> Um apparently I remember like my nose gushing blood and all that and I was like super upset. Um but apparently I was like >> like really like digging in my eyes and stuff like my head just hurt so bad. >> So I don't know if I just like I don't know. >> Okay. >> That's literally the only injury I've had >> in the last few days. So, what about like the bruises and stuff all over your chest? >> Oh, this this is kind of like such kind of gross, but >> but you're asking me about on the bed. Okay, she's on her period right now. One, that could be it or we do some type of and sometimes that does happen. You want to know that? That does happen. I don't know exact blood you're talking about, but it's one of two. >> All right, man. We're at a crossroads here. You and I both know all All of us know that that doesn't happen because she falls down the stairs. >> What? Her eye. >> Both her entire face. >> Yeah. Um >> her entire face. >> Yeah. Um I know it does not look good, but that's what happened. >> All right. Um you know how this looks, right? >> I I I I'm telling you I know what it does. >> Okay. So I'm going to need you to turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> Come on. For what? >> All right. Right now, it's battery family violence. Ma'am, >> I I did not I did not hit her like that. >> Do you have anything on you that'll stick or poke me or hurt me? >> No, I don't think so. >> Stop reaching. Stop reaching. Stop reaching. >> Okay. It's my lighter. [ __ ] Ow. >> Stop. >> Stop reaching when I tell you to stop reaching. >> Okay. Fine. I'm sorry. >> I'm going to go pull the car around. Okay. All right. Just wait one second here. >> I can do anything. Come on, man. >> Just wait one second here, man. >> Can she like come out? She'll tell you I didn't do anything. >> There's not many more questions I can answer now. And there's no Well, I can answer questions. I mean, >> like like you know, you know, damn. Well, you there's nothing hold me out cuz I didn't do anything. >> Well, the evidence is stacked. Yes. >> You have a camera right there. She said, "What'd you say to you then?" >> I do have a camera right here. >> Perfect. What' she say to you? >> You just hold on for a second while the car comes around. Okay. >> It Come on, man. I didn't do anything. You know, I didn't. is we're going to hold the car here. We're going to hold here till the car comes around and then we can talk. Okay, >> we can. Yes. >> Okay. >> But I mean, held under duress. This is ridiculous. I I will comply. I'm not going to be >> Oh, yeah. 100%. Watch out. Let me check the back seat real quick before you get done. All right. Hop in there. I'll talk to you in just a second. Okay. Just hold tight for me. Okay. Well, he will be coming with us tonight. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Why? >> Because we're road resting him tonight. >> What are you resting him for? >> What are we charging? Battery, right? >> Battery. >> Yeah. Battery. >> Why? >> Yeah. Because like I said, Chris, I was trying to You're not telling us the truth about what happened. And that's okay. >> I absolutely am. >> Okay. Well, that's >> that's what the course system is for, >> right? >> Like I said, if you hit your nose on the stairs, your patterns of your bruises are not consistent with that. So, can he get a bond tonight? >> Uh, no. He has to see a judge in the morning since it's bending violence. Yes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, can I talk to him and get his like business partner's information and stuff or like >> Nah, >> we going to go ahead and keep y'all separated for probably what's best. >> Oh boy. Okay. >> Okay. >> Oh boy. >> Oh boy. >> You seem like you you're getting a little scared and >> upset because he's going to be mad, right? >> Yeah. >> And he's going to probably hit you again. >> Yeah. I understand. It's okay. Whenever you're ready to tell me the truth, Chris, you can. It's okay. That's why we're doing we're doing to keep you safe. >> No, he's he's okay. He doesn't like I mean, if I'm not pressing charges or anything, why >> you don't have to because we we're going to the state is the state. Yes, ma'am. The state of Georgia is going to Okay. >> Uhhuh. best scar feeling you have is because he is you probably assuming he's go get out and be upset, right? >> So he like he works for NA or he works for Department of Defense like he's like military level like he does like ammunition and missile sales and all that like he Yeah. So I need to call his people. Um >> give him a second to explain some things to you Chris and then we'll go from there. Okay. He'll have his phone and he will be able to make phone calls. If you were truly truly worried about him coming back here and doing something bad, we've been doing this for a long time. >> Oh, I know. >> And this always ends up >> My grandfather was a homicide detective here. >> Is it you're either going to die, he's going to you, or you're going to leave. That's it. That's the two outcomes. >> Yeah. >> And so if you're worried about him coming back now, he's either going to you or you're going to leave. >> Go ahead. So, we have things set up for that. So, if you worried about that, we can we can take you to house. This is like >> It doesn't matter. It's your house as much as it is his. >> No, I have no >> It doesn't matter. In Clark County, there are things that we can provide to help you with that. >> Are are you interested in something like that? >> I mean >> I mean, I can take you to it's uh it's a housing that doesn't show up on Google. It doesn't show up on anything. he would not be able to get access to it. >> He has like Department of Defense like he works with NATO. >> That doesn't matter >> like Ukraine and Russia. He sells missiles to all of them. He has like top security level clear. Like he does >> he's he's not top secret. If he is top secret cleared, he's not anymore because of this. I can tell you that he's not in top secret suit. >> He's going to >> Anyways, >> flip out. Okay. >> No. If he tells you that then he's lying because it takes a lot of steps. I've heard his I've heard all his business like all of them. Like I know like everybody does, but like he was actually getting like in the process of getting another security level thing like right now. >> If you're interested in that, we can call and see if there is a bed available, which I'm sure there is. They would make an exception for you. >> I'm I'm good. I'm really good. I'm okay. Um I actually don't even want him. He didn't do anything. So >> this is crazy. Well, when we leave, I know you're trying to say that to me to try and like put up this front and this fantasy that you know what happened didn't happen and that he's not going to come back and do worse to you. But you know that he is and I know that he is and we can stop talking in hypotheticals here. >> He just does he have my phone? >> Yes, he had your phone. >> Do you guys have it now? >> Uh I think it's outside. Why? I was just gonna show you like what I normally look like and what I look like right now, >> right? >> Like the last three months, I don't know myself anymore, >> right? I'll do end up doing a bond condition on him, a special condition of bond where he can't come back here. >> Um, >> it doesn't matter. >> I don't I don't want him not to I want him to be able to come home. >> So, >> I do like want him to even go anywhere. >> Okay. I mean, come on. without being in a fictional land here of what's going to happen, right? You know what's going to happen when he comes back. So, I can put a I'm going to put a special condition of bond, request a special condition of bond for the judge. And then there's some other victim's bill of rights here that this officer is going to read you. There's fine that will tell you when he gets out. They'll notify you when he gets out if you're interested in that. You don't have to stay here tonight. If you don't feel safe here, then we can >> house. I have nowhere to go. This is >> we can take you somewhere. >> So, I'll go ahead and stay here with her. >> So, I'll go ahead and explain this to you. Um, so this is the victim crime bill. Uh, crime bill of rights. Okay. So, this is pretty much tells you your rights as a victim of domestic violence. Unfortunately, that's what you are. Um, these are some important phone numbers if you want them um that can help you. And he's going for battery. >> Okay. So, he should be able to go tomorrow. Correct. >> That is correct. >> It's up to the judge. He has no history. He like I said, he works with Department of Defense. Like he he has a good background. He's not like >> So this is for you. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. If you have any more questions for us, um feel free to call us back. >> Officer Vidella. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Hey, we have project safe if you want to go right now. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to take you right now for project. >> I'm going to take you right now. >> No, I'm I'm Thank you though. I really appreciate it. >> What are you going to do when he gets back? >> Going. Um, >> so I'm going to answer Chris. >> Um, did you get her ID by chance? >> Her who? >> Her ID. >> Obviously. >> Chris, can I see your ID? >> What does your son have to say about all of it? >> Well, he's 17. Um, he sat right here and told Stephen, um, like I see like something's going on. He was like, you know, like they they just kind of I was so proud of my son for you when you're ready. like he stepped up and was like basically >> something's going on with her like this is not okay. >> So, one of the things um that we're able to do um I'm pretty sure he explained it to you is we're able to um set special conditions >> um on his bond. >> I don't want any I want him to be able to come home. >> I'm going to be completely honest with you, >> okay? >> And and not to be blunt here, but what do you think is going to happen when he comes back home? Um, he's going to be upset because he jail. >> Um, probably me because I ran to the neighbor's house tonight like an idiot. I should not. >> Did she do? >> I actually did that last night and he like that they they don't see me. Um, >> and what do you think is going to happen when he comes back >> and he's upset with you? I don't know. I really don't know. Honestly, I have no idea what's going to happen. >> So, the thing is the thing about this and all these people are going to be so mad. >> I understand that. But just because your business partner is angry at you, it doesn't uh you know, >> it doesn't justify what he's doing, Chris. >> Yeah. It doesn't matter that he works with the >> tell you he did something. >> We want to speak to you about what he did. I'm pretty sure you told him the same thing I said. So, >> cuz most people when you practice do >> it doesn't matter. We're not stupid. >> I'm not like like I said, my grandfather was a homicide detective for years. Like they get he worked for he was like head detective at EGA. Like I get it. >> Whatever he is, it doesn't matter that he works for the Department of Defense. Doesn't matter. You know, he could be some high up top secret clearance FBI director for all I care. But what he's doing is illegal, you know, and it's harmful to you and it doesn't make it right because he's the Department of Defense. >> This is not what I would like. Obvious like this is not >> um >> we we were just worried about what's going to happen when he gets back here. And I'm telling you, >> Project Safe, >> I think he's going to be okay. He's he's going to be fine. He's just going to be pissed off that cuz he was in the process of getting like another security clearance. >> Yeah. He's not going to get it and then he's going to lash out towards you. >> Really pissed cuz he like that's going to mess. >> So that's kind of contradictive for him to be okay after missing out on something like that. >> I mean honestly come on let's just go to project safe and we can you can stay there for the night. You can stay there for 48 hours if you want to and then you can leave. >> Can I possibly like will they notify me when he gets out tomorrow? >> Yes, that's one of the things that he gave. It's fine. >> So call that number. When he comes, when he's getting out, would it be possible for me to go somewhere? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Yes. Where the pamphlet? >> Can I get a good telephone number for you? >> Yeah. >> What did he have your phone for? Were you trying to call 911 or something? >> No, he just um he thinks I'm always like talking to other guys or something. He's just paranoid, so he sometimes will take my phone. >> Oh, so he took the phone away from you? >> Yeah, sometimes he'll just take it away. >> But he did help me today. Um, I had a tell you had it at visit. >> Was that at 3:30 p.m.? >> It was at 3:30. Uh, >> so you have it ever since then. Wouldn't get it back to you. >> Um, no. He just I mean, sometimes he'll have it. I don't really like much about it. Thank you. It was Yeah. 3:33. >> So, he's had it pretty much all day. Um, I guess I haven't really like like I said, I don't really talk to um I don't really talk to anyone anymore. >> No, you can call and I'm pretty sure it's an automated system. I'm not sure. >> Okay. >> So, what's what's the worry? >> Um, >> what's going on, man? >> Watch. >> So, look, I'm going to read you something. Okay. I'm sure you already know what I'm about to read you. I mean like what? >> Just hold on. Hold on. >> How? How? >> Listen. Hold on. Hold on. Just give me one second. You have to give me one second, man. >> You didn't do anything like I didn't do anything. >> You have to give me one second, man. Okay. >> So now, >> just hold on. You have the right to remain silent. I mean, I think you should go now. >> I know. I >> Or if you don't want to go out, >> he's not going to be out till the morning anyways. Um >> that's kind of what like I just have a little stuff. >> You have four three hours, you know, until he goes. Okay. >> If I were you, I would call your parents and I would let them know what happened. >> Well, my son was here last night. >> I mean, would you like me to call your parents and let them know what happened? >> Um, would you? >> Yes. >> Would you call? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I mean, you can just you can ring her up right now. >> Uh, would you just call her from your phone? Maybe. I mean, you can >> if I call because I've been calling them from my phone like repeatedly for like a month and they're just kind of like cuz I always like I'll call them and they'll answer and they'll be like, "Oh, never mind. They'll you know." >> Do they know what's going on between you and him? >> Um >> I mean, have they seen you? >> What's their phone number? >> I haven't seen my parents in like two months. >> What's their phone number? >> I used to see them every day. >> Um 706. >> Then you're Kristen, right? >> Chris. >> Kristen. Okay. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? >> Will I get me out of this? >> Uh, no. >> Am I going to jail? >> Yes. >> Would you ever press charges >> that? Well, the thing is about that, I'm not going to be able to talk to you until you answer, you know, to the Miranda that I just rigged you. >> I agree to it. Did you press charges? >> The state of Georgia is actually pressing charges against you. So, that's how that operates. >> But why? I mean, she How how she's not pressing charges? >> We're just going off the physical evidence. But if it's not she if she's I mean she went fell down the stairs. >> Okay. >> Maybe she fell the stairs like >> Okay. So is that what you're going to I guess keep saying or you want to just tell me what actually happened? >> That's what happened. >> Okay. All right. >> And my 17-year-old son is here like pissed off and just you know but then he was trying to take me and I was like no no no. And my son was kind of like, "Mom, I can't help you if you like I can't help you." >> Right. >> Can you go ahead and >> ring your mom up? >> Me? >> Yeah. >> I got it. >> She usually like her phone is usually in the kitchen and she's in bed so she probably answered. >> What about your dad? >> My dad shuts his phone. Um my daughter um she she's almost 23. She moved to Boston in August. So she she works for a big law firm there. So she's my son's 17. He was here last night. He's kind of >> Who does your son stay with? >> He stays He's at my mom's house with her right now. >> Can you call your son? >> Um no. No. I called him last night to come pick me up. And when he came I was like never mind. And he was like, "Okay, well, like this ridiculous." >> No, he won't care about that. You can call him. I'll talk to him. Yeah, you can call him and we can talk to him. >> Yeah, he probably won't answer though, honestly. Like, >> answer you or answer anybody. >> I mean, he might answer you guys. >> Okay. What's his phone number? >> Phone cuz he's just like, >> "What's his phone number?" >> He's just kind of done reposing. Everything's good. I'm I'm just going to figure out what I need to do like >> All right. Well, >> in the morning, I appreciate all the resources, though. Call that number when we leave. >> So that's staying with you. >> Yeah. >> Call that number when we leave. You'll be alerted >> and they'll tell me when he's like >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Um >> the thing is my um here I'll show you guys my um my vehicle is his vehicle's in the driveway, but mine is in here. >> What do you drive? >> I drive a Wrangler. >> Yeah. >> Um but I don't know where my keys are. It's been locked in here for like a month. Do you have your keys? >> Um, I think he knows where they are, but I >> Okay. I mean, I can ask him. >> No, I mean I I don't know. Like, he says he doesn't know where they are, so I wouldn't bother asking him. >> So, your car hasn't been moved in? >> Yeah. No, it's been locked in here for a month. >> You I mean, come on, Chris. >> Isolation. He's taking away your privilege drive. He's treating you like a child. He's abusing you. No, like I I used to have like just just a month ago I had long beautiful extensions and I had to go two weeks ago because they were ripped out and she had to like remove them. >> Can you just stop for a second? Okay. >> We're offering you these resources to care and we want you to >> be here for the rest of 2022 and after. >> This is very dangerous and it's very serious. >> You haven't drive your car and my vision. >> That's probably you have a concussion. Yeah. >> Um, where are her keys to her car? >> Why hasn't the car been moved in a month? >> Do you want to start being straight with us or >> the car? She has cars. She has keys to her cars right now. Yes. >> Okay. Where they at? She doesn't know where they're at. Pretty sure she has them. hasn't where I was in her back. I have no idea. I I have no idea. I'm not in my house. >> When was the last time that her car was moved? >> Um couple weeks ago. >> Why? A couple weeks ago. What does she do for work? >> She hasn't been working. >> Where Where does she go? Where What does she do when you're at work? >> I work from home. You >> work from home. That's appreciate it. And this one's yours. This explore. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. I haven't been able to to get my car out of here in over a month. Probably probably like almost 2 months. >> Chris, that's not okay. >> Yeah, I know. >> Do you want EMS to come and check you out? I'll stay here. >> Well, no. I think they're going to want to take me to do like a CAT scan stuff and I really don't. I'm not I have no energy to do that today. Um, so I'll just probably go tomorrow. I appreciate it. Um, he's a good guy. >> He's not I'm not even going to let you say that. Please not. They didn't talk to him. >> I have talked to him. >> All right. >> What um do you have ears? >> I don't. >> Did he say I have one? >> What do you do for work? >> I worked for um Dr. and they're ENTs. >> Okay. What happened? >> Athens ENT. Um he actually asked me to quit. So I quit like a month ago and I just stay here. >> All right. Um we're going to be we're going to go ahead and get in transport. Okay. >> Um, keep trying to your parents and your son. >> I will um >> um if you need us um of course just don't have the time call us back. >> Okay. >> Okay. I appreciate it. I know. I know you guys are just >> absolutely >> concerned. I really appreciate it. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes, ma'am. Call anything. Okay. >> I will. Thank you very much. >> All right. You be safe tonight. >> All right. You guys, too. >> So, think that's enough for interference from property. Yeah. >> What? >> Yep. >> That's insane. >> The state's pressing charges on you. >> Yeah. Y'all have a family violence relationship, man. So, it doesn't matter if she wants to press charges or not. The state does. >> I mean, we can keep going with the she fell down the stairs. Whatever it is you want to claim. >> I mean, that's what happens. >> That's that that's what you want to stick with, my man. Where did she used to work at? You >> ask me where she used to work at. >> Yeah. >> Oh, EMTT. >> What happened? Why doesn't she have that job anymore? >> Um, she had bad her old balls. >> If you want to start being, you know, giving straight answers, being truthful. I mean, we're we're all ears. >> Her car was not moved for a month. >> She pressing charges on this. >> She's not pressing charges. So, she's not pressing charges at all. Right. That's that's reach. Come on, man. >> All right. You can read it in the report, but I'll explain how this works. All right. So, >> I'm I'm not trying to be addict, dude. >> No, I understand. So, I understand. We've determined that you have a family violence relationship. We have found problems primary. >> She has said that. Okay. >> If you don't want me to explain, it's fine. It's >> fine because I have no I I don't I don't have any reason to explain it to you, right? I don't have to explain it to you. >> So, here's the thing. We have determined, we have found probable cause that you have a family violence relationship and then you are the primary aggressor. Okay? Interference of property. Her car wasn't moved. She said that you had her keys from her. The car hasn't been moved in a month. Okay. Battery, right? So, there are visible bru visible bruises on her face, on her neck, fresh. They're on your neck, too. That's what we have. Okay. The suspect was booked for battery, family violence, and criminal trespass interference with property.