What's up then? Well, you're not going to create a scene. I'll just stand here anyway. I'll stand right Okay. When I'm talking to her, I'm in control of the scene. You're either going to stand over here where I can talk with her. You're not going to stand over here. Thank you. Yeah, I see that. Okay, what's going on? It was just the whole conversation that escalated over nothing. My son doesn't want to sleep over there. I can't talk to both of you at the same time. [Music] It's been like this the whole day. We don't get along together anymore, so like Um basically, he was supposed to pick them up because they both agreed and there was no big deal. I picked them up and I just said that if he takes the kids to the like my oldest son, he's 13 years old, doesn't want to sometimes sleep over at his grandma's house, which is what they did to him last Friday. All that was said, I didn't yell, I didn't make a scene out of it, I didn't do nothing. He did not let me do anything with the kids, which I would try. I called him next Tuesday. I called him and he was screaming at me. Told me how much he hated me. Um and then his girlfriend called me. I told him to stop. I said he came in and called me also and not talking nicely. And then after he called, he blew me up. He called me 16 times. My kids are stressed. I am stressed. Told me he would leave the kids alone. He's still like coming through here, driving like a maniac. He parked me and started telling me to open my window and telling the police open up the windows. He said that. And all I wanted was a normal conversation. I said you can have the boys. I said you but you need to calm down. And all that Jackson my 13-year-old asked for was no sleepovers at the house. And I said and Emmett wants to hang out. He said that. >> What do you mean What do you mean sleepovers at the house? So last Friday, he took the boys and then he sprung a surprise on me at 3:00 in the night that they were going to sleep over there. I'm I'm I'm I'm sorry. Say that again. Basically, last Friday, he sprung on them a surprise sleepover. Didn't tell me until 6:30 at night. And so when I said to the boys, do you want to take the boys today? He said I just asked what they were going to do and stuff and I said Jackson just requested that there was no surprise sleepover. No sleepover at his new girlfriend's house. They just met. At his new girlfriend's house. >> Yeah, his new girlfriend. Okay, so your your kid didn't want to go to his new girlfriend's house. So she Okay. [Music] Okay. It was something so simple. It was something so so small. But he does this to me. This is not the first time he's worse to me, Dad. This is not the first time he's screamed at me, dogged me, blowing at my phone. And Okay. So basically, I just wanted him to just have a conversation with him for now. And then he found me when I was waiting here for you. Okay. So did he I guess what So what is your complaint today that he was trying to take the the kids? I didn't feel safe. Like I didn't feel safe. I didn't feel like my kids were safe because once he hits a tipping point, he freaks out and just screams and he acts like he's psycho. He's already punched holes in walls. He's He's unpredictable. And so when he was screaming at me, I didn't feel safe letting him take the kids and that's where he would start freaking out. Got it. Is Do you have What's the custody arrangement? We have nothing yet. It's possible. That's it. We're still married. We still have a pretty good Okay. So what is the Is there a civil agreement between you guys or where the kids are at? Yeah, usually it's possible. So he's with me. I can take the kids. I usually try to things out between us. Yeah. Okay. And you just didn't want them going by a girlfriend's house. I mean initially it's how it started, but when he started screaming, it was that I didn't want him to take them anymore because he called me down because he yelled at me on the phone. Okay. We're not good. Okay. So you know what for now. [Music] All right, what's the deal? She's holding my kids hostage. Voice said her? Yes. Okay. She's mad that or she's saying my kid doesn't want to sleep over at his girlfriend's house. He doesn't want to go there. Okay. And I told her that. So why are you I've already made up my mind. You're not [Music] [Music] [Music] He took them off for a while. J, we're at the stop lights. J, we're at the stop lights at uh 42. Yeah, what was the point of that? He slept on the gas? Okay. You got proof of insurance on the truck? You rolled down your back windows for me? You rolled down your back windows for me? Why? It's a officer safety concern. You have tinted windows. [Music] What? Thank you. That's not an illegal search. It's for my safety, buddy. Get off my truck. Get off my truck. That's not how this works. You want to show me your insurance? I can't read it in 2 seconds. Otherwise, I'm just going to give you another citation for it. Do you have any weapons in the truck? Okay. Any guns anything like that? So yeah, she was at the gas pumps. I don't know how he knew where she was because they don't live together and they were just on the phone. So I guess he came up So then talked to her for a little bit. Um he's you know, constantly just kind of interrupting. So I'll get her side of the story. Don't really have anything. Go to talk to him and then you know, hey, you know, what's what's going on? What's the deal? And he's like, yep, we're just you know, disputing over child custody agreement. And I'm asking him questions. He's like, all right, well, this you know, you guys already have your mind made up. Um takes off, does you know, a burnout and then a donut in the QuickTrip parking lot and then takes off and now we're stopped. Yep. Yeah. He does have a a pocket knife in his door area. He does have a pocket knife either on him or by his driver's side door just you know, to [Music] Step out of the car for me. Step out of the car for me. Step out of the car for me. Step out of the car. Step out of the car because you're under arrest. Step out of the car for DCVO and resisting because you took Step out of the car or you're going to get more charges. For disorderly conduct. How? Disorderly conduct on what? >> Step out of the car. I'm not going to argue with Resisting and or obstructing because you took off. Okay, open your door. Open your door now. No, open the door. Open the door. I'm breaking the door. What? You might see the automatic crash notification for this location. And then you can disregard it. [Music] Nicholas Schneider was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct with a domestic violence enhancer, resisting an officer, and battery to law enforcement. He also received citations for reckless driving and illegal window tint. A 72-hour no contact order was issued to protect the victim. As always, all subjects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.