you're seen throwing tampons, >> okay, >> a ton of tampons into their yard. >> Behavior like this is going to get you thrown in jail. You're going to be on news because you're a firefighter. It's going to cost you your career. Were they used tampons? >> Florida deputies confront a female firefighter accused of a disturbing, grotesque act. What follows is a tense back and forth with a woman who seems hellbent on insisting someone else is to blame. >> Tell Dion to go herself, please. Respectfully, >> the following is based on official police records. Just after midnight on October 3rd, 2025, a deputy with the Valuia Sheriff's Office prepares to confront a suspect after an unusual claim. A woman named Morgan stated that several days earlier, someone was caught on camera filling her yard with approximately 75 red stained tampons. Morgan suspected the tampon tosser to be 28-year-old Gabrielle Don Fron, her boyfriend's ex-girlfriend and an Orange County firefighter. >> Hello. >> You're Gabrielle, right? >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah. I need to talk with you about an incident that happened at your ex's house. >> At my ex's house? >> Yeah. Your ex's house who lives in over off there. >> Okay. I I didn't know he lived there. >> Okay. You're a firefighter, right? >> Yeah. Okay. Um, I didn't just come here for nothing, so be careful about lying to me. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. I didn't just show up here. It's all in video. I have like I have video of it. So, that's that's why I'm here. Your truck, very distinctive truck. You're seen throwing tampons. >> Okay. >> A ton of tampons into their yard. >> Uhhuh. >> Uh, while you're throwing tampons into the yard, another car pulls up behind the truck. >> Okay. >> Pretty much cuz your truck's blocking traffic. So then your truck scoots up. This is on camera. It's crystal clear camera. >> You can tell me all about it. >> Right. >> After that, the truck scoots up. >> Okay. >> Uh if you get out of the truck, >> run back into the yard. >> Okay. >> Throw some more tampons >> and then leave. So I'm not asking if you did it. It's on crystal clear camera. >> Okay. >> It So So I' I'd be careful lying to me cuz I didn't just show up here. >> Okay. >> Okay. While the photos and videos make it difficult for her to deny her truck was there, the camera footage and license plate images are too unclear to definitively identify her as the one who threw the tampons. >> My main question is what was the point of that? >> Mhm. >> And my other question is obviously you weren't alone, >> so why are you throwing tampons into their yard? >> Okay. >> And who else was with you? And do they know the circumstances behind this? Those are my main two questions. >> Okay. I can tell you obviously I wasn't alone. I was not the one throwing them in the yard. Obviously, those were the two people in the back. It was not me throwing them actively. One of those people are my aunt who was not in this state. The other person is actually my mother. It was actually my aunt's idea. I don't know where the idea came from. I don't know what the rhyme or reason was. That was just something they came up with. >> What's the point of driving to your ex's house to throw tampons in your yard? I mean, how old are you? >> Again, I don't know the rhyme or reason behind the idea behind it. I'm not sure. Um, I said it was stupid. Figured it was dumb. I don't know. I guess they thought it would just be stupid fun, I guess. I don't really know. So, your mom and your father, >> I just went with it. >> You can believe me or not, but that is 100% the truth. Regardless of the truth, this is it's [ __ ] It's stupid. >> I agree. It's stupid. It's what happened, though, which is why I said it was dumb and we shouldn't be doing it, but I just went with it. >> Why? >> I don't know. I just I don't know. I guess pure pressure. I don't know. >> Whether her idea, her mom's, or her aunts, the deputy has a deeply disturbing question regarding the choice of projectile. >> Were they used tampons? >> No. >> They looked like they might have been used. So, I just put red paint on them or something or >> they put red paint on them. I did not. >> Okay. So, they weren't used cuz that's absolutely freaking disgusting. >> No. >> So, when you left this house, you put your aunt and your mom in the back of the truck. You drove up there obviously knowing where you're going and what you're going to do. >> Get there, the tampons are thrown, and what? You just come back home. >> Yeah, we just came back home. What I can tell you though is I'm not the I I'm not the mastermind behind this. So, with the verbiage of I and I and I is not is not correct. I mean obviously there was someone else who made up the plan. Yes, I went with it 100%. I did drive my truck. Yes, I did. >> So the story I just regurgitated you is correct. >> The story is correct. But I am not the only one a part of it. >> How do you think that's relevant? >> So if uh I tell you me and a friend of mine is going to go rob a bank and you come along robbing the bank, is it relevant that you're not alone? >> Yeah. Because >> really whether you're the mastermind or not is completely irrelevant. You you parttook in this nonsense. This is nonsense. >> It is nonsense. >> Okay. And you are a firefighter. >> Yes, sir. >> Behavior like this is going to get you thrown in jail. >> You're going to be on news because you're a firefighter. It's going to cost you your career. I've been doing this 14 years. I've never even seen no stupid like that. >> While Gabrielle attempts to call her mom, the deputy steps away to call his sergeant. >> All right. So, I came over here, talked with her. She fully admitted to everything. She says it was her mom and aunt's idea. She just went along with it. >> How old are they? >> Who? >> The mom and mom. >> How's your mom and aunt approximately? >> Uh, my mom >> How old are you? Like 30. >> My mom is >> How old are you? >> 28. >> Yeah, she's 28. Her mom's 50. 50. What? 40. 50 something. You're old people doing this nonsense. >> Okay. Get arrested for a prank. >> Yeah. It's a prank. >> No, it was a it was a her. >> What do you want to do? >> I already told you I want to do I think it's talking. >> Well, it's it's it's it's not a prank with friends. It's it's with her ex. This isn't a prank. This is I'ming with my ex throwing tampons in his yard. >> Yeah. A prank is me doing it to you. That's a prank. If I do it to my ex-girlfriend, it's not a prank. I'm with my ex-girlfriend. >> The sergeant lets him know he'll call him back with a decision about whether or not to arrest her. And he returns to Gabrielle, who has finally reached her mother by phone. >> No, Mom. The police are here. What are you saying? >> No, I'm not. Why would I lie about that? >> I don't know what's going to happen. I just need to make you aware. >> My mom's just asking what >> My mind's made up. I think you should go to jail. >> Uh the sergeants are discussing what should happen to you. >> Mhm. And um I'm going to follow the direction. But if it was up to me, you'd already be in the back of that car going to jail. >> I'm aware I didn't do anything, but I'm the one right here. So, just so you know, >> find it amazing you still think you didn't do anything. >> Someone's having a bad day. So, >> I'm not having a bad day. >> She She asked if she could speak to you. Is that okay? >> Actually, probably not because the fact that you're still saying here you didn't do anything and I'm having a bad day is ridiculous. You need to grow up. Well, he doesn't want to speak with you, so um I guess I I'm just going to I'll let you know if I can what happens. >> Gabrielle leaves the phone on speaker, letting her mom listen in on the rest of their conversation. >> I completely understand you just doing your job. >> Yeah, trust me, I'm having a great day. I'm not having a bad day. >> Else is that >> this wouldn't be extremely complicated about you going to jail or not, but the one of the biggest things about it is you're doing it to your ex-boyfriend. So that that makes it a domestic violence thing because it's your ex-boyfriend. >> I think I should have pressed charges when he sexually assaulted me. >> I agree. >> Finally, the sergeant calls back with a decision, but it isn't good news for Gabrielle. >> Well, unfortunately, they agree with me. So, you're going to be going to jail tonight. Is that your mom there? >> She didn't do it. I did it. >> Okay. She was along. All three of you theoretically did it. Again, it's fortunate you're not here or you'd be facing the same charge. Yeah. You got you what you guys do? You're stalking. It's it's it's a crime. >> Well, I mean, that wasn't the intent. It was supposed to be a joke. >> I don't think we understood that a joke. >> That was honestly the intent. >> Well, this is it's it's Well, it's not a joke. I mean, you're throwing tampons on her ex-boyfriend's yard. >> They're not real, right? I mean, do we know that? How does that matter? >> I just want to make sure everybody's aware that it's actually not a buy. >> I'm fully aware that would have been a whole another charge, but she told me they were painted. But the fact that you guys >> purchased tampons, painted tampons, loaded them up in the truck, drove all the way over there, threw them in the yard, all of it's on camera. It's it's it's called stalking. You can't do that. >> Understood. The deputy explains that because the offense is related to domestic violence, she won't be given a bond and must spend the night in jail. >> I'm in my PJs, so I mean if I can >> get clothes eventually tomorrow before a judge put on pants. >> I mean, yeah, that'd be great. Um, am I going to go in front of a judge in what I'm wearing now? >> No, no, no. When you get to jail, you're going to be dressed out in orange. >> Oh, fantastic. I love that. Tell Dion to go, please. Respectfully, >> it's unclear if Dion is the name of her aunt or someone else Gabrielle may hold responsible. While she goes with the other officer to put on pants, the deputy reaches out to Morgan to share the outcome of the investigation. >> Hey, this is uh Deputy James. I am at her house. Uh I got her um to um speak on what happened and she is under arrest. >> Yep. >> Thank you. >> You're very welcome. Well, I'm sorry that happened to you. >> In the car on the way to the Valuchia County Branch Jail, Gabrielle makes a sudden comment regarding her ex's new girlfriend, Morgan. >> No wonder his girlfriend was stalking me. >> What do you mean? >> She's been stalking me. >> Carter, >> meaning what? >> She's been following with everything online, >> which she has everything. All right, K9, if you go right under there like a 90°, >> but she's been trying to like watch me throw my friend stuff and she's like on it like a dog. I was like, that's really weird. Why would she do that like off the bat? >> According to Morgan and Joseph, Gabrielle has made many social media posts implying she isn't happy about them dating. All of which led them to suspect she was the one behind the tampon tossing incident in the first place. But watching you on social media is not stalking. I mean you it's it's not a crime of stalking. It's just being >> nosy, I guess. Or >> I'm assuming he's one person. >> They both are. Well, it doesn't matter if he does or not because it's domestic. It's domestic. If it's domestic by nature, it doesn't matter if somebody wants to press charges. The state picks up the charges. According to court records, prosecutors with Florida's state attorney's office ultimately declined to prosecute two domestic violence stalking charges against 28-year-old Gabrielle Don Fron and ordered the evidence held pending further court instruction. If you'd like to see select new videos early and help us keep uncovering case files that rarely come to light, you'll find extra footage and unseen details on our Patreon. Channel memberships here on YouTube also include early access to select new videos.