So, you got three options. Okay. One, you can leave. >> No. >> Right. Okay. Cool. >> Two. >> Please stop yelling at me. You're going to drag my body. >> Was anything broken during the argument? >> God, [laughter] what the tablet that he's cheating on me with? It's not broken. >> I mean, there's wine all the way to a counter. The bottle of wine. He's got caught on his face where he said that he jam his face. >> I did his face. Love can be the most beautiful thing on earth until it vanishes completely, leaving nothing but pure hatred behind. And when the breakup happens, a lot of women aren't satisfied, and they can't let their ex-boyfriends walk away unpunished. Some start stalking them. And when a woman won't leave her ex's house, she usually ends up in handcuffs. >> He knows, bro, what the want to be like, bro, now, bro, with this, >> bro. I'm sorry, bro. On the 12th of August 2025, the cops got a call about a raging woman breaking into her ex-boyfriend's house. Reportedly, she had assaulted the man the night before. When the cops arrived at the victim's address, they went inside the building and found the woman inside. >> Hey, stop. >> Stop. Stop. Turn around. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. TEAR [screaming] OUT NOW. NOW. NOW. GET OUT YOUR STOMACH. GET OUT YOUR STOMACH NOW. >> GET OUT MY HAIR THOUGH. YOU'RE GETTING MY HAIR. >> I'm not getting my hair though. >> YOU'RE GETTING MY HAIR. >> TURN AROUND. >> YOU'RE GETTING MY HAIR. >> TURN AROUND. Turn around. You got You need You need Get on the ground. No, you're getting up. >> I know. I'm not. >> Now put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. >> E. Your hand behind your back. >> In custody. It was a challenge, but the cops finally managed to secure the suspect, Camila. After putting her in handcuffs, he rolled her onto her back. She was still tired from the fight, but still had energy enough to make the usual Karen complaints. >> Can you please just give me a water, though? I do have acne really badly. I can't breathe right now. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> It's okay. >> Please give me a water, though. >> I cannot give you water right now. >> Oh, the from the prior. You can't give me water? >> No. >> I'll go with you. What? >> You're going to stay right here until I get somebody else here. [snorts] >> 23 from 24. >> Can I please get up at least >> in the backyard of the house? No, you're staying right here. [snorts] >> Put your foot down. >> I need a water though, dude. >> Bad bad. [snorts] >> Stay right here. >> I am. I just need to do my water. After not getting what she wanted, she decided to explain herself to the officer. She said she wasn't in the apartment by her own choice and more importantly that she wasn't violating her restraining order. >> Can I tell you, bro, I was here, bro? >> And I actually didn't and I actually didn't break the restraining order. Can I tell you? >> He caught me at play, right? >> Can you hear me? >> I did not break the restraining order. And I know your name, bro. Leslie, right? I did not break it, Leslie. I swear to God, bro. I didn't. That crazy. >> Where is she? >> I didn't break it, bro. >> I didn't break the restraining order. >> Okay, just stand up. We're gonna get up. >> Please. Can I Can you guys please get a water? >> No, that's fine. >> Thank you. Thank you. That's all I want. Where you at? >> Is this your phone? >> Yes, sure it is. Can you guys please get a >> Can I please get a water, please? >> We got to go. >> I got a water though. Okay. >> I need a water. >> You need to chill. You got to calm down. >> Okay, we're going to have your water. But in the meantime, you need to chill. >> Stop breaking your pockets. >> I need my water, though. >> There's no water in your pockets. >> Here. Come on. >> Can you see if I have my car key breaking? >> Yep. We will. Okay. Stop. Stop. >> She was escorted out of her ex's house into the yard. And she kept whining the entire time, repeatedly saying that what was happening wasn't fair, and she kept failing to comply with them. >> What I'm not going to do is do all that. It's already done. I need to leave my hair out. >> Okay, you're fine. We're going to [laughter] walk. >> I can't even believe I'm getting arrested without you guys. Please give me >> I know, dude. >> Dude, where's my phone at? I thought you said what the [laughter] dude. Dude, I'm like the station. Okay. And I'll be and I'll work for that. Okay. So, let's walk. >> You can tell us if you're ready. Chill out. Okay. When we get to the station or something >> here, turn. Do you have anything on you? I need >> No. Can you just get my shirt on my hair, bro? >> Here. Can I tell you guys really what it is, bro? Cuz right now, dude, he just thinks that he has one up on me, bro, because of the sharing order. >> We can talk about that one. >> That's just the thing though. I see you get arrested. >> Why am I at his Why am I Why am I inside of his crib with the door opener? >> Spread your feet. >> Camila kept repeating that she was embarrassed with her non-stop complaining. She was slowing down the cop's work. And soon enough, she was disrupting things further when she started throwing her tantrums. >> I know. She's like, "Dude, you guys burn. I cannot believe. You got to stop moving, >> dude." No, >> bro. No, I can't even do Like you just record, bro. >> I've never gotten close. That was so embarrassing, dude. Griffin, I swear to God. [laughter] >> He knows, bro, what going to be like, bro, bro, with this, bro. >> I'm sorry, bro. This is embarrassing, dude. Oh my god. [snorts] Gee, G. Stop, dude. >> Sadly for this woman, she wasn't impressing the cops with her soba story. But she wasn't giving up. And after being placed in the back of a squad car, she was still trying to get their attention. >> Can you just put the window down? Open, bro. The the the the window down. You want to open a window? Yeah. >> Yeah. Please. I need to Can you roll down her window just a tiny bit, >> Griffin? I'm sorry to be annoying. Um, my book bag is literally right on the next tree on the grass. Hey, bro. Can I speak to you real quick, dude? >> This is literally I know I'm embarrassing, bro. I literally literally have never got a resp. [music] It's been really toxic. You guys come here like every week, bro. Embarrassing, dude. I get it. I get it. I get it. You guys always tell me why I why why don't leave the rest. Cool, right? >> She was still trying to give her side of the story, going into further detail about the fight between her and her ex. She said her ex was the primary aggressor and she explained to the officer how she ended up in his house. >> Point is is that he hits me, I hit him. When I call the cops, I feel bad, bro. And I don't say >> and that's my fault, bro. Because you know what? It hit eight. It literally bit me in that the last time that I did it because he beat me to it. >> You know the problem is today. >> Point is, yes. So, let me here. Let me Yeah, let me let me get to that point though, bro. >> Let me get to that point, bro, cuz I know you're a sergeant, bro. So, I hear the rest, right? I know I can't be next to him. He beat me earlier, bro. Right by Plato's. Um, right by the sidewalk. Not exactly at Plato's, bro. Did you call for a cell to report? >> Nope. But hold on. I was walking. Wait, I was walking. He seen me walking. How am I supposed to report if he grabs me for my hearing? Hold on. He sees me walking. >> This was like an hour ago, bro. >> You had an hour. >> He brings me back here. He gets my phone. >> He gets my phone. He He's in his house. How am I getting arrested, bro? When you literally call me on the sidewalk, bro, run my hair, bro. Grab me over here, bro. And literally he's he's calling the cops cuz I wanted to leave with my >> the officer advised the woman that once she got to the jail house, Camila should give the information to the deputies so it could be provided to the court. That being said, she was so emotional and agitated that the officer doubted her story as well as her sobriety. >> So So how is he not going to get arrested for me in his crypto though? Do you guys see all Do you see me like with my make like Bro, I literally was >> The next thing I have to ask you is are you are you on something? >> No, bro. I'm not in a group, >> bro. cuz I'm just I'm so embarrassed, dude. >> I'm embarrassed, bro. No, bro. I don't even want to go to jail right now, dude. I have to sit there in jail, bro. >> Bro, no, dude. It's the fact that, bro, cuz you know what it is, reader. He knows I've been trying to become a cop since I was 6 years old, bro. Not with my record, bro. Oh, bro. Nobody's trying to take me, bro. >> I just so fed up, bro. >> Griffin. [snorts] Griffin. [laughter] Griffin. >> Camila repeated her story one more time to the officer, saying her ex-boyfriend had grabbed her by the hair, dragged her to his house, and locked her inside. She then asked the officer what was awaiting her in jail, and she wasn't too happy with the answer. >> I'm going to get booked though for the night though, Griffin. >> Yes, I'm going to get booked >> for the night though. >> For the night. [snorts] >> The good thing is that [laughter] weekend, right? >> [laughter] >> I don't know how he's not going to get locked up though, bro. Like, how is he not going to though? >> When you get to looking, if you're saying he assaulted you, mattered you, you can always talk to them. >> They never arrest him though. They never arrest him though. to order protection. You're not supposed to be at the house. You're not anywhere you allow. >> Camila was taken to the station and charged with obstructing a peace officer and violating a protective [music] order. On October 21st, 2024, the cops were dispatched to a hotel. According to the caller, a suspicious woman there was yelling and causing a disturbance. When the officers arrived there, they found the suspect in the hallway, and she didn't appear to be in a good frame of mind. >> What's up? >> Hi, my name is Joseph. They had apparently called the police officers on me. >> Sure. >> I do not wish I can leave right now. >> Hey, listen. >> You have your ID on you? >> Uh, but ain't no problem here. I been working all day. Everybody's been sitting on that. So, what's going on? Why are you here? [music] >> Here's all my in that room. >> And I've been working here. I've been working. Oh, >> let's try. >> Do you live here? >> Do you live here? >> All of my stuff is in >> That's not the question that I asked. >> I have established residency at this establishment. >> Why can't you get in front of >> Because I'm in front of Carlos. I've known him since I was 21 years old. He must be >> Okay. So once again, that's not the the question I asked. The question is, >> I don't need any problems. >> If you live here, why why can't you get in? >> I don't need any big What is this? I don't need backup, bro. >> Bro, like tell me to leave, bro. >> Well, you said you you claimed residency, so we're not going to kick you out. But you're sitting in the hallway screaming, disrupting everybody. >> The suspect, Jessica Pakette, wasn't too happy with the cop's statement that she was screaming. She was protesting loudly and the cops asked her to relax a bit and stop raising her voice since she disturbed the other guest already. >> Why do you think we're here? You think we just magically showed up to the second floor? >> No. Somebody >> magically yelling cuz I was seeing I was seeing big >> for threats. >> You probably singing it too loud, huh? >> I don't know. What are we saying? >> You think we magically showed up here? >> Bro, I ain't >> So listen, Miss Miss um Miss Jessica, I've been working my I work. Miss Jessica, did they escort you out this um earlier today? >> No sir, they did not. But if you would like to escort me out, we can go ahead and establish that. I will not come back to here if that is the case. Sir, >> how are you going to get your stuff? >> Yeah, >> I don't know. You tell me. >> Well, you in there. >> Nobody's in there right now. He's at work. >> So, if you live here, why can't you get a key from downstairs? >> Me? I've done it since I was >> That's not the That's not the question I'm asking you. >> All of a sudden, I don't know. I don't know. >> My name is Jessica Pquette. >> How long you been living here, Jessica? >> I have been here for 2 days. I have known him for half my life and we have a son together. >> You claimed residency in 2 days? >> No, I I >> That's unheard of. >> I really don't want to say that I have established residency. >> You did. >> Okay, here you go. You want to establish residency? [clears throat] >> Here, I turn on my phone. you can go ahead and establish the DCF cuffs. >> Clearly, Jessica seemed a bit drunk and the cops had plenty of experience distinguishing sober people from drunks. Therefore, one of the cops had no hesitation about confronting her. >> All right. How much have you had to drink today? >> I don't drive. >> That's not the question. That's not the question I'm asking you. >> Does anything matter right now? >> I have been working. >> We can go to disorderly conduct. Um, >> I am not doing anything. >> Okay. So, listen. All right. We're just here to make sure I talk to him. >> I have been crying my eyes out. >> As loud as she was being, she was keeping a lot of the guests awake. And one guest in particular was her boyfriend, Carlos. Soon enough, he opened the door she'd been sitting in front of for so long. And he explained to the cops what she'd done before they arrived. >> 2 in the morning. >> Yeah. >> She she got to deliver her. She was here. She went back to go to the store. I told her not to come back. >> No, you did not say anything in those matters. You did not do that. >> Yelling and screaming. >> Carlos, you are lying. >> Said, does she live here? >> No, >> I do not live there. But all my is in that residency. >> Then I told her some I told her during the day I tell me I'll put your stuff away. >> How much How much How much stuff do you have, Jessica? How much stuff do you have? >> A cart full. >> A cart full. Is it >> a car? a vehicle. >> Do you um What's your name, buddy? >> My name is Carlo. >> Carlos, >> I didn't I didn't ask you, Jess. Please be quiet. Thank you. Mr. Carlos. >> Yes. >> Um where's her stuff? >> Her stuff? >> Yeah. If you um Is it a lot of things? >> It is a lot of things. >> We have a child together. He is doing this out of spite. [music] If you would like to calm down, he is literally sitting here. He is okay. The cops politely asked the woman if she had anywhere to go. And when she replied to them, she wasn't very polite. And on the contrary, she was getting more belligerent. She was also uncooperative. And the cops weren't going to put up with that for too long. >> I can leave right away. I don't care where I go. You don't want me here? Yes, sir. I will. >> You don't want her here, right? Okay, cool. So, he doesn't want her here. So, if we can see if they don't want Yeah, then we could just trespass her. >> Yeah, we'll just do that. We'll just go that route. >> What do you mean trespassing? You're not putting charges on me because I >> So I'm Listen, shush and let me talk. All right. Because you're being extremely belligerent. Okay. So Jessica charges on me. >> I'm not pressing charges. He's not pressing charges. If you be quiet and listen for a minute, you'd probably understand the words that are coming out of my mouth. So shut up and listen. So what's going to happen is since he resides here, it is completely up to him. Be quiet. Don't get him involved. Cuz guess what? He can look all he want. He can. Okay. He can look for every right. >> Come on. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING WRONG. >> LISTEN TO ME, JESSICA. SO, what's going to occur? If he does not want you here, we're going to trespass you from this building, okay? And his room, okay? And if you come back, you will have a home at the Ocola County jail. And I can almost guarantee you that. >> She reassured the officers that she didn't want to live with Carlos. And as for her belongings, she claimed they were scattered across the room. At that point, the cops came up with a plan of action. What's your name again, buddy? >> Carlos. >> All right, Carlos. So, what we're going to do whenever you get all her stuff out, we're going to actually put her all her stuff in front of this door. Okay? So, she does not have any reason to come back to this door. If she comes back, you call us. We'll just take her to jail. I'm not playing with you today. >> So, there we go. >> Can I have a char my charger, too, as well? Thank you, sir. >> Can I come back when this is all done? Cuz this is waste my damn time. >> This is just highly unacceptable. >> This is highly unacceptable because I've been doing this how long? >> Yeah, that's how long. >> Doesn't it doesn't matter. Yeah, I only have a child with him and we've been doing this for how long? >> Just because you have a child does not allow you to live in his residence. >> No, it does. Please let me know where it takes. >> I DON'T WANT TO BE AT his res. >> You're still sitting here is what I don't want to know. >> Look how much Look how much >> y'all figure that. >> Y'all got me. All right. You bend it over pretty good. >> Yeah. >> You got up pretty good. >> Get a doctor. You're not a doctor. You're an officer. >> You are here a deputy officer. >> The cops tried to get Jessica to get her things from her ex's room and leave the property. But she didn't care for the cop's instructions, which just made things worse and was speeding up the woman's trip to jail. >> What do you want me to do? >> I want you to grab yourself. >> You are trying to commit a a situation with me. You are literally trying to make harder. I know you don't care. >> Just back up. Back up. >> I guarantee. No, I ain't touch you. >> Okay. >> I guarantee you ended up with the injury. >> Are you going to slide this? Are you going to slide this or what? >> I see how God treats you with an injury. >> Jessica, are you going to slide this or you just >> I am cooperating with your hands. >> So, you're leaving? >> I AM COOPERATING. I CANNOT CARRY THAT. >> WE'LL SLIDE IT OUT for you. That's the least we'll do. >> Yes, sir. I captain, I will be there. Right there, sir. >> Yeah, I'm for you. >> Everything. Fly it, drag it, throw it, I don't care. Yes, sir. I will be here and everything that you demand, I will be right there. >> Jessica emphasized that she wasn't physically able to get everything from his room, so she left the place empty-handed, and the cops had to bring her things out instead of her. >> All your stuff is right here for you. We did you a solid, >> right? >> Yeah. You did me a solid? >> Absolutely. And they came where else in my my get order too. >> That's not our problem. That is not our business. Respectfully, that's your problem. >> All right. All right, Captain. And then what would you like me to do from here? I know. Wait for my ride to what? >> Yeah. All right. So, what's your plan? You going to call Uber? >> No. You tell me what my plan is because you drag me if I don't. >> I sure will if you don't leave. >> YES. WHY NOT? You don't just come off people so threatened to drag them and to put their hands on people when they're being cooperative. >> See what happened to your drunk? You don't understand what's going on right now. Your phone is being charged, right? >> So once your phone is charged, >> yo, it's called PTSD. >> Oh, are you going to let me finish? And you want to beat me? You want to try to put your ears on me? >> Why don't you look up at some other >> Jessica? Tell me what is your plan on leaving. Jessica, what is your >> comments? They told me YOU WERE TO DRAG the >> What is your plan on? >> You told me you wanted to drag my body out again. >> As for the officers, they were hoping to hear what her plan was to leave the building. She answered that her plan was quote unquote chaos and kept scolding the officer for asking her to leave. They eventually gave the woman a few options. >> So, you got three options. Okay. One, you can leave. No, >> please stop yelling at me and tell ME YOU'RE GONNA DRAG MY BODY OUT. >> DISREGARD DEPUTY MCDONALD. >> YEAH, disregard a little bit. >> Sure. Okay, I'm right here. >> Maybe I can go get the better. I don't know. Maybe >> I'm in the front. >> I can't DO THAT. I'VE DONE A NO respect where to tell me respect. >> Okay, cool beans. So, option number two. If you don't leave right and we get enough head. >> Yeah, HE HE DID YOU >> I BEEN KICKED OUT. I BURNED ALL MY PARTS. >> Do you need medical attention? >> Because if if you continue to stay here, understand this can't go to the sheriff's office. And I kid you not, >> it will get taken away. >> Well, let's let's just come. OKAY, >> STOP YELLING FOR THIS one because at least come to another circumstance is going TO TRY TO DRAG MY BODY OUT. >> AT this point, she was definitely getting on the cop's nerves. They warned her multiple times and gave her plenty of last chances to leave the property, but she wouldn't follow the cop's orders and pretty soon it was too late. >> Do you want to leave right now? You're >> here for two. >> Are you going to leave then start walking? Three. And how do I get my thing? >> I'm going to tell you one more. >> You are what? >> Come here. I'm I'm done playing. >> No. Come here. Come here. I'm not going any Come here. >> Stop resisting. Come here. Get her. Get her. Get Get her laptop. Get her laptop. >> I've been NOTHING BUT PATIENCE. NO. >> STOP RESISTING. Stay right here. You wanted somewhere to go, you got it tonight. >> Jessica was taken directly to jail. She was later charged with resisting arrest without violence and trespassing in a structure or conveyance. On New Year's Eve 2024, the cops responded to a residence after a call about a woman breaking into her ex-boyfriend's home. The cops were dispatched to the address and upon entering the house, they encountered the suspect. >> Hey, I'm outside with the wings, please. I got a cam on. Okay. >> What's going on today, >> dude? Please. >> We got to talk. We got to talk. >> Get him. I don't want to hear it. Shock. Like, >> well, hey, it's just us. It's just us talking. Okay. >> What's What's going on today? I don't know. [gasps] >> Well, how did we get though? >> Okay, that's fine. How did we get to this point, though? >> Um, he cheated on me. >> Okay. >> Okay. And then you you brought it up to him, I would assume. >> The suspect, Chelsea, was very disappointed. Before calling police, her ex-boyfriend had asked her to leave several times, but Chelsea refused. At the moment, he was still inside the house asking the officers for help from another room. >> Sir, please room. >> You're fine. >> I'm not leaving. >> Okay. No one ever said you're leaving right now. Okay. [laughter and gasps] >> I'm not leaving without the truth. >> Okay. [snorts and laughter] I >> calling you guys was dumb. He does this all the time. >> Why was that dumb? [laughter] Because when he doesn't want to tell the truth, he calls the cops. Look at the rap sheet. >> Okay. Um, when you guys were arguing, were there any threats made to each other? >> It's probably going to help you out a lot >> to talk, okay? To talk about what happened. >> You can't necessarily see mental and emotional abuse. Okay. >> Okay. I'll agree with that one. Absolutely. >> But all I'm going to say is if if he says one thing and then you're not willing to say anything at all, >> I want to know the truth >> about about the cheating situation. >> The officer tried to talk calmly with the woman, listening to her as she talked about her suspicion that her boyfriend was cheating on her, but she was clearly devastated and couldn't talk about it coherently. Soon after, another officer entered the room, but she still wouldn't calm down. No, he just You know what? To be honest with you, that's the most he ever has anything to say about me. [snorts and laughter] >> Can you Can you tell me about what happened though with the argument? >> Are there any threats made against each other? >> Listen, no, I'm not afraid of him or anything like that. He's not He's always telling me to shut the up and everything like that. >> I got you. Did he Did he threaten you? Did you make any threats to him that you were going to harm him? >> Did either of you [snorts] two put your hands on each other during pushing, fighting, hitting? >> No. [snorts] >> Okay. Was there anything broken during the argument? >> God, what? The tablet that he's cheating on me with? >> It's not broken. >> Whatever the tablet, >> nothing. I I literally went to grab it and he got so mad. You know when someone's literally knows that I'm not getting into this. You guys are police officers, not literally coming in here to fix a problem. >> All the cops were trying to do here was do their jobs. Clearly, they had to find out whether anything violent had happened. So, they first tried to talk to the ex-boyfriend, which turned out to be incredibly difficult since the woman kept interrupting. You cheated on me. I have RIGHT TO BE MAD. >> I never cheated on you. >> I love you. >> I call you guys all the time. Every time I ask you about it, he won't answer me. >> She will. >> What's up? >> So, basically, you told him not to come over. She doesn't let her. She booted the back door and broke the trim. [snorts] Forced her way in and damaged the tablet that he had and has been throwing stuff around since >> he say there's nothing that I want of yours. >> Hey Chelsea, >> but the truth. >> Why are you in here today? >> I'm not leaving without the truth. I'm not doing it. >> Do you live here? >> You don't stay here. She explained to the officers she'd already moved out, but her address was still listed there. Based on that admission, the officer then asked the woman a very reasonable question. >> So, why would you force the back door open and make yourself >> He already kicked the door open. So, don't all the damage. He already did that. Don't let him lie to you. >> It looks pretty recent. >> Yeah. Why would >> He's already The trim came off, but he's already kicked the door open. [music] Okay. >> So again, why did you force the door open and come in here? >> I told you I want the truth. >> Did you break his tablet? [snorts] [snorts] >> Did you break his tablet as well, Chelsea? >> I didn't break his tablet. No, it's not broken. Do you honestly know what he does on it? >> God, >> look at >> I can't believe it. >> I'm sorry. I was so >> Everything pointed to the fact that Chelsea entered the house without [music] her boyfriend's permission. However, she was still staying there despite his objections, which was pretty problematic for the man. Sadly for Chelsea, she had no legal right to be there. So, as far as the officers went, there was only one thing left to do. >> All right, Chelsea, can you go and hop up for me? I'm going to place you under arrest. Okay. >> No. No. Don't. No. Please don't. Don't. No. Please don't put me UNDER ARREST. PLEASE DON'T. I ONLY SAID WAS I'm just so upset and hurt. That's all I don't want to. >> I don't want to do Please don't. I never please please please please do not please please do not say go and say no. >> No please. Oh my god. Please do not take me out of here like this. Please no. Please don't take me out of here like this. Please. [snorts] [laughter] I always do this. I'm sad. I'm I hurt. I'm mad. Why is that a crime? [snorts] I hurt. Can I do something? Please don't. >> Let's walk out. >> Let's walk out. >> I can't walk outside like >> You can. You can. >> No. Please. No. >> If you can, you will. We're going to walk out. >> Please. Do not. Please. >> We're going to walk out. >> My kid. >> Let's go outside. [laughter] >> Please. Please. Please. >> We're not doing this. Okay. >> Not a good idea. >> Just don't do it. It's literally only 20 minutes in your back. >> Please. >> Chelsea was taken to a squad car and eventually taken to jail. They charged the woman with criminal trespassing, resisting arrest, and criminal damage to property. On the 16th of June 2025, the cops were dispatched to a local residence after the owner called in saying his ex-girlfriend had broken into his house and was causing a disturbance. When the officers arrived there, they first encountered the man. >> Hey, [clears throat] how you doing? >> What's going on? >> K the window in mind about step. >> Yeah, I mean y'all here. No, she >> she kicked what window in >> this one. The board right there. >> Okay. >> Come on, bro. Come on, bro. Make She kicked it in. Was up. But the board right here. >> She kicked in. This was right here in the window. >> When did she kick that in? >> Tonight. >> Yeah. >> Like she just came over and kicked it in. And then what happened? >> I got just had to fix this up. This fell down. Like I said, the bed was out. He was in the bed literally. She jumped on her. They got the fighting doing all this crazy right here. [music] Nails, wigs, everything flying all over. It was crazy. >> She back here. >> She didn't die from her. She's back here destroyed. And Jasmine, >> allegedly, when his ex-girlfriend, Deja, barged in, she started a fight with the man's current girlfriend, Jasmine. The officer soon talked to the ladder, and she explained about the altercation with her boyfriend, Zach. And then she came banging on the door and she kicked the air conditioner in and basically dumped on top of me. I was laying right there and pull out my head. >> Okay. >> So I was laying right there on the couch. She just basically jumped in and basically jumped on top of just >> I'm No. Do you want you want us to >> charges? Yes. Yes. >> So you want to report? >> Yes. >> All right. So you're saying you guys came from a bar? >> No, we were actually >> I mean you came from a barbecue park. We Yeah. And then she literally we just seen she was just at the park with us and then she came here and then just kicked the um the the um she was kicking on the door at first >> and he didn't open the door. So then she kicked the air conditioner again. >> They advised the officers to look for the suspect at her house. They also let them know that she was entirely dressed in pink. They ran the suspect's name through the system and they soon found the address. So they went there directly. [groaning] Is Deja here? >> Yeah. >> Can you get her for me? >> I'm her. >> You're her? >> Yeah. >> Can you come out here for me for a second? >> And turn around. Your kids are here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Call for >> What's that? Got >> to call somebody for my kids. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Do you know why we're here? >> Yeah. >> Cool. Glad we're all on the same page. >> Can I wake my daughter up real quick? Y'all can Y'all can hold the door up. >> Sure. >> You don't have any big dogs or anything, do you? >> Huh? >> You don't have any big dogs or anything, do you? >> No, I don't have any. >> All right. Who are you calling? Um, >> I'm about to call my cousin or my dad to get up. >> Despite the fact there was a whole squad of cops there, Deja didn't look surprised. It seemed like she was used to it and knew exactly how things would go. Shortly after, she called her father. >> Hey, Dad. Um, I need you to get my kids cuz I'm about to go to jail. I'm not in a fight. >> I'm not home. The kids is here, but the police just came. >> Sorry. >> After talking to her father, she made some more calls and one of them was to the father of her children. While Deja was on the phone with him, while Deja talked to him, the cops patiently waited and they had time to look around the apartment thoroughly. >> That was a good approach. What do you mean? [snorts] >> Where's your >> What do you mean? I don't know if the police. >> They are in [music] my house. I just about to get my kids. So, they about to take me. This is my kid's dad. >> Hey, this is Officer Dleski with the AR police. How are you? >> I'm good. Is it is I have to come get them or could y'all bring them to me? >> You would have to come here. >> All right, I'm on my way. >> All right, sounds good. >> Just couldn't take our word for it. >> Yeah, >> you good here. I'm going to reach 24. >> Deja woke the kids up and got them ready to go to their father. While she was getting ready to go to jail, the cops asked her about her fight with Jasmine. Deja then shared her side of the story. >> What' you guys get in a fight over? >> My kids. >> This his new girlfriend or >> Who's the person that? >> It's not his girlfriend. It's a we work I guess call myself working on us >> and he invited me to a cookout. Went to the cookout. Um I guess he was cool and then I went over his house and she was there and >> who was shooting who? >> I'm not really sure. I honestly can't tell you. >> I got you. >> I get I honestly not sure. I didn't see her, but he must have done some damage. Obviously, no charge for assault. >> The officers escorted her out of the building and only then did they put the handcuffs on her. Afterward, they put her in a squad car and she was read her rights. The cops then asked the woman how the fight between she and Jasmine had started. I got I'm not sure who she is. I'm not sure. >> Okay. >> Me and him, however, >> so we were recording. >> Um he we got he invited me. He told me his baby mom was going to be there and the girl I'm not really sure what the girl is to him because he was telling me it's nothing for um after the cookout I came home as my neighbor to watch my kids and then I went to this house >> and I saw her there and >> Okay. So, how did you get in there? >> Um, I was knocking on the door, >> but they didn't answer and it's like this little thing in the window. >> Okay. So, you went through the window and what were they after? >> Um, >> all right. So, when you went through the window, just jumped right over. >> Yeah. I came in. I like this. This is what you >> And then she was getting up. So, you know, she was doing nothing. >> Deja was taken to jail and she was charged with assault. On the 27th of May, 2024, the cops responded to a local residence. Reportedly, a woman named Tony was causing a scene at her ex-boyfriend's house. When the officers arrived, the mother of the victim explained what was happening. >> I'm just going up here, get some context as far as who she is. I think her son's a shot. >> Her son's what? >> On the sheriff's department. >> Oh, that's her son's on. Oh, okay. >> And she's nuts. Okay. >> So, what was she doing here? How does she know you all? >> My son is enga was engaged to her. >> Okay. >> And about a month or so ago, she said, well, first off, she bit his face driving down Nicholasville Road. >> Oh, wow. >> Cuz she said a demon was on it. But then >> Hello sir. >> Hey that's my grandson. She godamn. >> So she's has she been trespassed from here before? >> No. But >> you all just told her not to come around. >> Yeah. What? Court. They have to go to court. She have son arrested. >> Okay. >> And we went to court. >> So she What was she doing up here? Just she's not supposed to be around here. >> She She's not supposed to see him. >> Does she have a no contact order? >> From the from the judge. I didn't want either one of them stay in contact with one another. Okay. >> And she shows up here. >> Okay. >> And I mean, she [snorts] >> she got in my face >> and she was over at her dad before she came here. I called him and I said, "Get over here." Uh, I said, "If not, I'm calling police." >> According to the mother, her son Eric was being antagonized by the woman for very weird reasons. They had quite a long history with the woman and she said Tony was afraid of her and she explained to the cops why. >> I mean, she got my friends sick about choking people. So then she said I was the leader of a cult. I mean Okay. >> Yeah. >> And I my husband. >> So she just offer a rocker. >> I mean you just don't even know that. But she got up in court. I'm going to tell you this and it's sort of embarrassing but in court when they went to court. >> Yes ma'am. >> And they let her speak and she said that my son was a demon and that he would steal her used tampons to get the blood to put spells on. >> Yeah. >> Who does that? is somebody who's not thinking correctly. Has she ever been used using drugs that y'all know of >> a time ago? But I don't think she has. >> But she's been this place for about three or four months. >> Okay. >> But it it's very when she goes in any place she gets >> with anybody. >> Yeah. >> I mean, even Walmart. >> Yeah. >> But I told her, I told you to be in here, you know. The mother told the officer that Tony was constantly trying to contact Eric by texting and calling him. She was hoping her son would put an end to the relationship once and for all. As they talked further, the cop got critical info about the deranged ex-girlfriend >> to talk to her daddy and he wants to, but he's scared of her. >> Yeah. >> I mean, you know, he's out of county. [snorts] >> Sounds like she has a warrant. >> She has a warrant. out of Boom County. It's just a failure to appear for a court date. So, if she doesn't go with medical, then she'll be going to jail today to go to Boom County. >> So, to take care of that warrant. >> Okay. >> I'm really sorry to bother. >> To hear the mother tell it, Tony and Eric already had a violent history, and this wasn't their first altercation. Things had gotten physical in the past between them, and it was easy to understand why she was concerned about her son. Well, she bit his face so that it it bled. >> Yeah, I I believe. >> And then she attacked him at night. Hit him in the face. >> Yeah. >> Like both eyes. >> I'm sure he doesn't report it either just cuz he doesn't want to. >> Well, anyway, and she'll say he beat me. Well, she'll tell people. >> Well, we'll show up. We can tell the difference between who did what based on markings. Well, but she said, "I'm going to tell him that you Well, when he got picked up the one time, she said he was beating her." Well, of course, they took her to the hospital. There were no apparent anything. Well, Eric's a big guy. They hit you, >> right? >> Yeah. >> Well, but it didn't matter. You know, they still took him to jail and >> did all this, but >> Okay. >> Understandably, Eric's mother wanted the woman trespassed and wanted no further violence in her house. The officers left soon after and they confronted the suspect. >> And just I have to verbally tell you, but you're trespassing from this property. So if you show up again, you'll be arrested on that. So just don't show back up. >> You don't have nothing on. I'm just going to patch you down again real quick before I put you in my car. >> We don't have to back up front. lock them so they don't get tight on you. Okay, if you don't mind taking a seat here. >> Tony was taken down to the station and thankfully she complied with the officers. They questioned the woman and learned she had a serious background with drug abuse. Did you get did you get caught up in drugs in the past? >> Yeah, just due to like having a car wreck. >> I got you. Did you get hooked on pills at first because of the car wreck and then after that just went to [music] Would you go to meth or heroin? >> Um, I found heroin. >> Yeah. Are you still addicted to anything at the moment? >> Nothing. Good. How'd you get off? >> Sure will help. >> That's awesome. That stuff's hard to get off of. I can't imagine. [music] >> Okay, good. >> After their initial talk, the officers then asked the woman about Eric. Tony explained what had happened between them and how the whole situation had escalated. >> So, were you all you you and Eric together hanging out and then he was just going to his mom to see if you can get something and holler at you to come over there. Now, >> was y'all staying at the hotel in Orangeburg? >> No, like something. >> Okay. >> I don't know. to go get something to eat. And then he text me and said, "Where'd you go?" >> "Where do you want to get to me?" >> Yeah. >> And I said, "Okay, where are you?" He said, "I came to >> Right. >> there before my mom." He >> just hits a ride down here real quick. They They were just I guess was Eric needing some money. Does mom help him out every now and then? >> Yeah. >> Does mom help him out though? She She provides to him, spoils him rotten. Yeah. So, he showed up needing some money and then he told you to come on over [music] and then she freaked out. >> Yeah, she said she knew about it, but I don't Maybe Eric didn't realize she knew about it. >> Tony had three children, but the youngest didn't live with her anymore because sometime earlier there had been a fire in her apartment. Clearly, drugs were impacting the woman's life. So, the cop tried to advise the woman how to deal with things. Yeah, you can always just if you wanted to just make a difference, you can call up at Boone County Sheriff's Office one day and just stay anonymous on the phone and just say, "Hey, FYI, drugs are being sold out of this location, this location." And their detective will turn around and take a look at it and they might hit something and you you made a difference behind the curtains. So, that's what we do all day long. We just try to make a difference behind the curtains cuz I mean it's not helping the kids. No, >> no, it doesn't help anybody. >> No, >> the only person it helps is the person selling it and it gives them money and they don't care and then they blow the money on something else. >> Those kids don't see that money. >> The kids see the food spin, you know. >> Mhm. They run around in diapers and no shoes usually cuz the other person's kind of greedy with the money. So, >> and I only got this. [music] >> Yes. Been there, done that. >> The cop advised Tony to take care of her warrant. He assured the woman she'd be released in a few days, so hopefully she could start from a clean slate. On the 10th of August, 2023, the cops responded to a local apartment complex. Reportedly, a woman who lived there was allegedly stalking her ex-girlfriend by sending her multiple harassing text messages. When the cops got there, they talked to the suspect. >> I'm Erica, but I'm saying this is my daughter. Oh. Oh, this is your daughter right here. >> Okay. Uh, is it just you at the house or >> you said what? >> Is it just you at the house? >> Oh, me and my sister. >> You and your sister? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you mind if we talk to you outside? >> Sure. We'll put on >> Okay. >> The officers asked the suspect, Miracle, to step out of her apartment. They preferred not to talk to the woman in front of her daughter as they were there to confront her about a possible crime. >> You got arrest warrants? >> Yes. >> What stalking? >> A stalking. aggravated stalking >> something in reference to a girl that you were seeing. >> But I'm saying how was I stalking her? How did anybody >> We have no idea. >> So you guys came to arrest me? >> Mhm. >> For stalking. >> Aggravated stalking. >> Okay. So before we They came to arrest me for aggravating stalking. >> I didn't want to put that in front of your daughter. But you just put your hand. >> Um can I can I get a pill against you? >> She has not been stalking anybody. If anybody she's violating >> she look she chased my sister this morning. >> We will let detective Ellison know and >> call my teacher. Call my teacher please. >> My teacher >> show me the bus. But where's your phone? Give me your phone. >> My phone or my phone? >> I need her phone. >> I'll get it. >> No, I want to keep my phone. I'll take >> you with you. Is there just a number that you want to give to her? >> Who? >> Yes. Who you call domin? >> The people in the house with her were confused about why the cops were there and about the warrants that were issued. So, the woman played dumb and asked the cops for an explanation of what was happening. >> Um, is anyone going to tell me why they have me for aggravated talking? >> There's no way for us to know this. We We just serve the war. Detective is the one handling the case. So, I don't know anything about it. >> Is there any way for me to prove what's going on here? cuz I have proof that she had talked to my sister. That's the third part. >> We do talk like how do I appeal this like right now? >> There is no appeal right now >> and I have no >> I don't know about that. You have to find that out when you get to jail. >> Meanwhile, out on the balcony, the woman still wasn't accepting the fact that she was going to jail. She expected support from her sister and was also trying to appeal her warrant and talk to the officers. >> You let them put me down in jail for this. You tell R. You tell he wrong, man. You make sure you tell them that he's wrong. >> Hey, that's wrong, bro. Come on now. Stalking her. In this case, y'all need to go arrest her, too. K. >> Is your ring? >> Call. Look in the back. Look in the back of the room. >> All right. >> I don't hear anything ringing. It might not go. There go. >> You got it. >> Yep. >> There it is. You're right here. Let's not even >> All right. What number did you want her to get out of? >> I need her to call my teacher and then I need to call the Texas if I can call him before y'all even take me anywhere. >> Which Miss Johnson? >> I'll let you take on that. >> Okay. >> Yes. Here. >> All right. That's the teacher number. quick to the car before it starts pouring. >> Okay. >> You want to take your cell phone with you, right? >> Please. >> Okay. Anything else you need to grab? >> You call this detective >> and send him screenshots. Well, Desire text you this morning. I got screenshots in my phone where she text corner before they serve me. >> She been text and they may be I'm not disagreeing with you. We We don't know nothing about the case. >> So, y'all don't know nothing about the case. How they going to send you to arrest me? >> Can I ask for due diligence? Yes, sir. >> Was she supposed to be stopping her? The cops escorted Miracle out of the apartment complex and she was taken to a squad car. Once they got there, they searched the woman and what they found on her just made things worse. >> Nothing you brought or anything like that. >> You're aware possession of marijuana is a $25 ticket. We had this discussion last time. I ain't even get to smoke. >> Just have to tell you my whole career. I just been to jail for now. It's like >> Yeah. about all three. >> What's up y'all? What's up? >> You know, just boom. There you go. >> Does he think he's going to drive around the parking lot? Come here. If I leave Walmart and go straight. >> All right. You should be good to go. All right. If you want to just have a seat and then I'll call Ellison real quick. Usually when we probably go actually go from one store to the next. >> You have a knife on >> Oh, no. She said she was on there. I felt it when I when I had when I had her earlier. After wrapping their search up, she was taken down to the jail house and she was later charged with aggravated stalking. On June 28th, 2025 in Illinois, the cops got a call about a woman who reportedly had assaulted her husband in their house. When the officers arrived, the man was waiting on the front porch, ready to tell the cops his side of the story. >> What's going on? >> So, my wife's a recovering alcoholic >> and she's relapsed two weeks ago, but don't listen to anything my mother-in-law has to say here. >> Yeah, she wasn't here. Tell her. >> Can you uh go wait somewhere where we're not standing right next to him? >> Yes, I can. Nice of a partner. Thank you. >> I'm sorry. >> I see that you have a partner. I didn't realize I'm a little upset. >> I understand. Thank you. So, there's been an issue for the last two weeks. My wife made it 145 days sober and then relapsed. >> Last week she had a seizure uh with there's an Elmur memorial like not memorial but like you know she's like all these bruises are from all the IVs that tried to do during a certain seizure. She was strapped down into a bed. Anyways, fast forward to today. Allegedly, the suspect had a long history of alcohol abuse and clearly it had affected their relationship, but the man skipped the long backstory and discussed what happened that day. He explained to the officer how they both reached a point where things got physical. >> I'm at baseball for like 6 hours today, come home, find a bottle of wine on the counter. She's yelling and screaming. I I tried grabbing the rest of her plastic cup and she jammed it into my face. I don't know if I'm bleeding, but it feels like I have a mark somewhere up here. >> Yeah, you got a little boy up on your upper lip. >> So, I said I'm calling cops. >> Fair enough. >> She's on court supervision. She's not supposed to be drinking. >> She's in violation of her court supervision. >> Okay. >> And >> she's claiming that I've been hitting her, but there's nothing. Um she not she had six public safety guys holding her down >> just last when third Wednesday or Thursday she was strapped to a bed. >> Uh what kind of cup did she shove in your face? It >> was a plastic orange count. It was a plastic orange cup. >> The man then brought the officer inside the house. Their son was downstairs and the father had spent the day with him at baseball before going home to see his drunk wife. He described to the officers the moment his wife attacked him. And strangely, she'd attacked him with a cop. >> So, I found this in the garbage can. Get home. I'm at baseball with my son. He's downstairs. He's playing video games, watching movies. Uh, grab this thing. She has this music. Hold on. And obviously there's this whole mess. I said That's it. I've been trying to avoid having to call the cops. She's on court supervision. >> I know. >> We agreed to get separated, but she's like her parents are so on a power trip because she's like freaking out about losing this house. And I was like, "Listen, I'll just we're going to dissolve the house. We're going to move on." I'm at baseball all day long. Come home. She's drinking a bed. And she was So then she pulled this actually. It was sitting here full of wine and when I tried grabbing it uh now it's like standing here and we were like she went >> so wine splash all over you too. >> Yes. And kind of >> the man told the officer that he'd only blocked the attack with his hand and that he didn't hit her back. Before that she'd spilled wine all over him and hit him in the face and the man had a cut on his lip to prove it. The officer then questioned the man further about the incident. >> So I guess my question is were you guys fighting over the cup or did she intentionally shove the cup in your face? >> Intentionally shoved it in my face. >> Well, actually I tried. All right. So I don't know how the terminology I tried to grab it >> and once she was like realizing that she couldn't drink it, >> she just said you and like tried to spill it on me, but I'm right here and it hit my face. So, so do you think that she tried to hit you with the cup or do you think she was trying to splash the alcohol or just give up and dump the cup? >> I think she tried to dump it into my face as hard as possible. >> All right. >> Intentionally possibly hitting me in the face. Who knows? >> Okay. Um, but it did hit me in the face. I remember initially touching my face and having blood. I don't have blood on the mirror. um her car. >> But this has been like 2 weeks and like she's been seeing her parents and then coming back during the day. She's walking around. She's begging me for booze. I have seen a video of her standing in the garage yesterday. She's like, "So, what's going on with like uh" She's like, "Give me a beer. Give me a beer." >> Meanwhile, paramedics arrived, but the man's injury was minor and he didn't really need treatment. Still though, he was worried his wife would use the bruises she got from a previous episode to manipulate this situation. >> But then she's going to her parents house and she's like, "Look at all these bruises on my arms." >> But literally, she got she had to be held down during this seizure. I mean, there has to be pictures or uh evidence. None of this is >> No. I mean, if it's bruised already, like she's already healing. >> She had to be strapped down. She had to be detained. She got strapped on ankles, arms, they she was wiggling around so much that and she goes to her parents house and she's like, "Oh, he's hitting me. He's hitting me." And I'm like, "That's from they they tried six times to put an IV in your arm because you were so and not and you just had a seizure." >> And now her parents are like, "Oh, you must be kidding my daughter." And I'm like, "Are you kidding me? Do you know what?" And then my father-in-law didn't tell my mother-in-law why she was in the hospital until yesterday I I told her yesterday. I was like, "Listen, she was she had a grandma seizure on our back porch here >> because she tried with um detoxing here in the house so >> the officer said there was a strong possibility that they'd arrest the woman. Aside from violating her court supervision, she'd also rescheduled probation several times due to being drunk." The man said he felt sorry for the woman, but he had clearly reached a breaking point. >> The car. I said, "Fuck this. >> I've been putting this off for so long cuz I don't want my wife to go to jail." >> Actually, we've actually just talked about separating. Um, but I don't need the mother of my child going to jail. I was like, I can't deal with this anymore. >> All day long, she's pacing. She She's begging for me for drinks. It's ridiculous. And now her parents rather >> I got you, man. Um, it's tough. I'm not going to lie. It's not going to get any easier. >> No, it's not. >> She's got to want the help and want to actually get better. Well, the funny thing is that she actually called. She's been to rehab three times or four times. The last time she AMA just like this seizure. >> They wanted her to be there for 4 days and a day and a half in, she made herself up. >> Calling me 10,000 times. I'm I'm They said I'm good to go. I'm like, there's no way you're good to go. Mhm. >> And then I had the hospital calling me saying, "Listen, she's AMA, which is against medical advice, and if you don't come and pick her up, we're going to make other arrangements for her to go to her home. I might as well come pick her up other than her walking home or having to pay for a >> $50 cab or something." So, I picked her up. Same starts all over again now. >> The cops finished their chat with the husband and left the house. They then went to talk with the suspect whose name was Lisa. After being checked by paramedics, she told the cops her side of the story. >> Yeah. Um, I was home alone today and then my husband came home and got upset. I do not know why, even though that sounds unusual and I got hit dry as fast as possible. So, I told my parents to get some mercy and I said >> Okay. Is there anything else that happened that you're leaving out? >> No. Okay. >> So, what about the wine? The bottle of wine. a couple of wine. >> Well, I that's not true. >> Well, I mean, there's wine all over the counter and there's an empty bottle of wine. He's got a pot on his face where he said that you jab a cup in his face. >> I didn't jab a cup in his face. >> Okay. So, why would he have a pot on his upper lip? >> Um, my husband drinks a lot. >> The woman's account totally contradicted her husband's. Clearly, somebody here was lying. Lisa claimed her husband had punched her in the eye. So, the cops tried to get details about that. >> How did he You said he hit you in the face. How did he hit you? >> Open palm to the right eye. >> Which hand? >> Um I believe it was I guess it would have been his off hand. Hit my right eye. >> So, what happened after that? >> Um I called my parents and just said, "I want to get out of here to be in a safe space." And that's when they came. Okay. All right. Did he hit you anywhere else? >> Not today. >> According to Lisa, the real aggressor here was her husband, and she blamed him for alcohol abuse and said he beat her on a regular basis. With such contradicting claims, the cops couldn't accept both stories. But given the man was the one who was injured and the woman had a history of alcohol abuse, she was most likely the one who was lying. All right, we do a favor. Turn off. Put this man back. Hold on. Hold on. >> She wants to tell you. >> Can I take a picture? >> That's what he wanted. >> That's what he wanted. mess with battery. >> Can I ask you a question? >> Sure. We're going to go in the car first. So, >> can I could I ask Can I ask you a question? >> Seat for me, please. >> Yes. >> Lisa was placed in the back of a squad car. Naturally, she wanted to know why she was under arrest, as according to her version, she wasn't guilty. The cop immediately responded and explained to the woman why they had arrested her. >> So, right now, based on the circumstances, you're leaving out parts of the story that are very obviously true to me that where there's wine involved in that you have been drinking. He's got obvious signs of injury on him and you've got signs of injury that appear to be healing already, but doesn't appear that this happened to me today. He told me that you were in the hospital before, had to be strapped down. Oh, that's what the bruising has caused from all the IVs in your arm. >> So, >> this is the third time that I've been in trouble for getting hit. >> Okay. And that's that's also taken into account all the previous issues. Okay. However, given the circumstances, >> somebody has to go to jail there. There's obvious signs of injury. I don't have a choice. I'm mandated by the state of Illinois to make an arrest. I don't have a choice in this. This is something the states say we have to do. >> She was then taken down to the station and she was processed there. She was then taken to jail and the very next morning she'd be seeing a pre-trial judge. Like the saying goes, "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned." When it comes to punishing their former partners, these female exes are more than inventive. And when they're under the influence, it's even worse. In some cases, their exes aren't able to stop them, but a pair of handcuffs certainly would.