You understand? If you touch >> Wait a minute. Back up. Back up. >> THIS IS MY WIFE. >> It's not uncommon for neighborhood disputes to have back and forth interactions with law enforcement. >> I'm taking Elon Musk to court. >> No, I'm taking Bloomington. Get out of my house. No, you're not taking him. You're not taking This is against the law. This is against the law. No, please don't. No one's going to relax. At the same time, picking up and moving isn't always an option. >> Another charge. That's another charge. That's another charge. >> That's another charge. >> Congratulations. >> And when those toxic people next door take things too far, we see what happens when cops serve instant karma to the neighbors from hell. I also don't think that I spent $1,252 to live in this crib when my rent was paid for a year. >> On the 19th of January, 2022, the cops were dispatched to an apartment complex after reports of property damage. Allegedly, a woman had smashed a hole through her wall directly into her neighbor's bedroom. through the whole thing. [music] >> When I left, I mean, >> we'll add that to the criminal damage as well. But hopefully she answers and uh >> he's got a key. >> Yeah, we can't just go in for this. I mean, it has it's not Did you guys already sign the warrant? while we're in the process. >> Even with even my wall. >> While the cops wanted to bust into the apartment and arrest the woman, they were concerned that without a warrant that the woman might sue them. So, they patiently waited for the warrants to cover themselves and reduce the chance that the charges against the suspect might be dropped. >> What's her issue with you? This is my first time being here. She she thinks she had >> I have in the past because of domestic violence between her. >> Stay down here. Okay. We're going to I'll come back here and talk to you in a minute. >> Exactly. How big is this whole? >> Well, I was about this big. >> This big? >> Okay. >> She's like this way. [music] And she kept saying I [snorts] don't know what she was throwing against the wall like a brick or a rock or something. She was hitting it hard enough that broke through things falling off that did anything. >> I don't think so. But I could hear before it came through the wall. I could hear like plastic falling inside the wall and then as I'm on the phone with the police cracked by this wall appeared and I knew the second she was going to shoot the wall. >> The woman led the cops upstairs to her apartment to assess the damage and see if the suspect had in fact entered her apartment through the wall. Also, they wanted to knock on the suspect's door to see if she was willing to cooperate. Is that like a It's a net she put up or is >> It's like a piece of foam or something. >> Yeah, but that's not in the wall, is it? Ma'am, was this always up here? Did >> was this foam always here? >> What >> was this foam always here or whatever that is? >> She must have put it up there. >> But it looks like one of the exercise mats from the gym. >> Okay, she's up and moving in the apartment. I can see here. Hey, Chris. Hey, this is Officer Luke again. We got we got some more calls. You mind coming to the door? >> Hey, it's the police. It's the police. You need to go to your front door. It's the police. You need to go to your front door to talk to us. >> Huh? >> Save me. >> Save you from what? >> Nothing. >> Although the suspect, Kristen, did not answer the door, she did talk to the officers through the hole in the wall. It was an eerie exchange and it seemed like Kristen was under the influence of alcohol or drugs. They were hoping she'd open the door so they could detain her, but it was easier said than done. >> Just open the door and we'll talk to you. Just go to your front door and open it. >> I rather not. >> Why is that? >> I don't want to do the opposite what people ask you to do. >> What was that? Okay, so don't open your front door. >> Why do I have to do what you say? >> Wait, you don't. I said I just want >> If black people were told to do what people say when white people say we hate your guts. You know what? >> You know what I'm saying? >> You know what? You know what? Hey, >> my kid's father is black. >> So gross. Black piss off. >> We're just gonna ask you a question. >> What's up, dear? >> I thought I would take my stepson. >> Okay. >> Okay. Dear, >> do you know what happened? >> You You want some time alone? >> Are you going to open the door? >> We'll continue this. We'll continue this conversation at the front door. >> Okay. The cops did their best, but the woman was ky and they couldn't fake her out. She knew that if she answered the door, she'd be placed in handcuffs. After that, she started saying things that raised concerns about her safety. And the cops got more desperate than ever to reach her. >> Hey, do you mind opening the door for us? Kristen, >> I'm writing my wall. >> Okay. Can you open the door for us, please, so we could talk in person? >> No, I'm writing my obituaries on the wall. >> Write your obituaries on the wall. Why would you do that? Come on. >> Can we Can we see the obituaries? >> Don't you need to solve a crime? Tell me who >> Tell me who. >> Tell me why the CI >> and he gets to live. >> There's a lot more going on than you realize. >> You tell me. >> Would you like a ride to the hospital, ma'am? >> Huh? >> Would you like a ride to the hospital? >> No. >> You wouldn't? poison inside me. >> What would you like us to do? >> I'm sick as a dog. [ __ ] as in this building. >> These are new buildings. We shouldn't have as you need to get out of here. We need to get you somewhere safe. Okay. >> If it has a speesus, you want us to get you out the building? >> I want to get you somewhere safe. >> Yeah, we can walk out front. >> Guys are going to hurt me again. >> We're not going to hurt you. >> It seemed like Kristen was in the middle of a mental health crisis and that at some point she'd had a mental break and took it out on the wall shared by her and her neighbor. Fearing for her safety, the cops wanted to get her to the hospital as quickly as possible. >> So, I'll pretend that you do. >> Hey, Kristen, we we need you to open that door so we can get you to the hospital. >> You're going to beat me up. >> We're not going to beat you up, but you you broke a hole in this wall and we're worried about you. Okay? So, we want to meet you on the other side and take you to an ambulance to get you to the hospital or we can just put you in the back of the cruise and drive you to the hospital to make it quicker. Okay? But we're not going anywhere until you're okay. So the quicker you open that door, the quicker you go to the hospital, the quicker you talk to somebody. So here's the deal. Can you open that front door >> for what? >> So we can talk to you, okay? And get you right now. >> We need to get you to the hospital, though. >> We're talking. >> We need to make sure that you're okay. Okay. >> We're talking right now. >> Do you think it's fair that you broke a hole in this lady's wall? Yes or no? >> No, sir. I don't. >> Okay. So you understand why I spent $1,252 to live in this crib when my rent was paid for a year. >> Is that an issue with the landlord? Is that an issue with the landlord or the police? >> The officer explained again that if she'd just opened the door, they'd be more than happy to get her to a hospital and get her some treatment. However, if she didn't unlock the door soon, they'd be taking her straight to jail. >> All right, Kristen, listen. If we have to come in there and get you, the longer it takes for you, the longer you take, the more jail time you serve. If you take much longer, you will go to jail. You need to go to the door right now. >> All right. What else can we try? >> We were going to try to help you. We're still trying to, but if you keep taking up our time, we won't. We will not. She's got a baseball bat. >> Hey, >> you stop. Stop. Ma'am, put the bat down. >> You black man. putting back down. >> You work for a police department, sir. >> Get away from the dirt outside in the dirt. >> By that point, the cops had given her multiple warnings. They were sick and tired of standing around while she continued causing mayhem. She tested their patience for far too long, and whether she liked it or not, they were coming in. Chill out. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. >> All All you got to do is Why' you have to do all this? >> We're going to the hospital. >> Chill out. >> I want my backpack. >> Give me my backpack, dude. GET MY BACKPACK. GET IN MY BACKPACK. Get my backpack. >> Get my backpack. >> My backpack. >> My back. Security card. With Kristen opting to lie face down on the ground, the cops took the time to search her. Afterward, she was escorted out and into a squad car where she was transported to jail for assaulting an officer. >> No, I didn't. No, I didn't. >> Like right here on the back. >> No, I didn't. You >> Yeah. You want to switch? >> In the hallway up there, there's some Kleenex and stuff. Just some lighters. You're out there. You just toss that. >> Um I'm not sure. I don't know if her room's locked. They want to lock that, too. >> What's that? No. Yeah, but if you want to lock the room, >> do you want to lock it and >> Okay. >> Okay. Thank you, sir. >> Kristen was charged with assault on a law enforcement officer and criminal damage or endangering. On the 11th of August, 2024, the cops responded to a residence after reports that a six-year-old boy was allegedly slapped and pushed to the ground by an elderly neighbor. After learning the cops had been called, the suspect and her husband fled to their workshop. But the cops were already in hot pursuit. >> How we doing? >> How are you? >> Good. >> What's up? >> So, what's going on today? >> I'm waiting for my husband. He's in the front. >> Okay. Well, you're not free to go. You're being detained right now. >> Shoot me, ma'am. >> Ma'am, my car's in the store. >> Okay. Well, you're not free to go. >> Oh, that's where my husband is. So, I don't know where I'm going. And if you wanted to store, [snorts] you'll have to come in here. >> That's fine. >> Something I don't know. >> Like I'm saying, you're being detained, so I need you to step outside. >> What's going on here? >> I need her to step outside. >> I'm I'm with him. I'm not >> We've only been here a couple minutes. >> What is the problem? >> Right. So, what happened in Raymond? >> What are you talking about? >> The woman, Nancy, admitted there had been a fight and that it involved the neighbor's child. But Nancy claimed the child started it by hitting her dog. >> The Raymond Police Department. Ma'am, come over here. You understand? >> If you touch Wait a minute. >> Back up. This is my wife. >> She has She has a condition, man. All right. Relax. Okay. >> All right. She hasn't hurt anybody. They're our neighbors. >> Back up. No. >> You got to lighten up on her. >> You got to lighten up on her. >> I'm telling you, you got to lighten up on her. That's our dog. >> Back up. Listen. You guys ease up on her. She's going in cuffs right now, man. >> What the dude? >> Back up. >> She's a little lady. >> Why are you putting her in behind her back? What the the matter with you? >> Get arrested, too. If you don't back off, >> what the get arrested? >> After her husband Mark defended her, she ordered the cops to put him in cuffs alongside her. While it might have been true that Nancy had problems, the cops couldn't just allow the woman to flee the scene as she was hurling threats at them. >> She didn't do nothing. >> Walking back to her car. >> She didn't do nothing. She's with me. >> Investigation that's going on. >> She's with me. Do not back up. You can't arrest her. >> You can't just show up and arrest her. No, you can't. >> Hey, you're going to get, man. >> Listen, why the are you doing this? You're just showing up out of nowhere with no >> Don't touch me. You may not touch my back. Show up a bit of proof. >> You better show us some proof, dude. >> You can't just show up in a red shirt. >> Back up. >> You give us some proof. What the Hey, >> I mean it, man. I mean it. Hey, what the >> back up? >> You can't just show up and arrest her. You can't do it. You can't do it, man. She hasn't done anything. She hasn't done anything, dude. Those are our neighbors. Those are our neighbors. >> Mark's argument didn't make any sense at all. They didn't have ownership over their neighbors, and assaulting their child, of course, was illegal. Furthermore, if he didn't want any harm to come to his wife, he should have encouraged her to cooperate so they could calmly explain their side of the story. Instead, he was only heightening the tension. >> What are you doing to her? >> Hey. >> Hey. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. [screaming] >> GET OUT ON THE GROUND. >> ON THE GROUND. >> NOW. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. >> ON THE GROUND. >> On the ground now. >> On the ground. >> I am on the ground. >> On the WAY. ON YOUR BACK. >> ON THE GROUND. ON THE GROUND NOW. >> WHAT the >> on the ground? >> What the on the ground? >> Well, I am I am on the ground. What's the matter with you people? >> On your face. >> What's the matter with you people? >> You're going to get tased, man. >> We haven't DONE A TAS. >> WHY HAVEN'T YOU PEOPLE KEEP ON DOING THIS? >> You don't even know what happened. >> Why are you doing this? Huh? What are you doing this for? >> You guys, we live here. You guys. You guys, man. You're our neighbors. You're ouring neighbors, man. >> Jesus Christ. Assault. >> Give me this salt. I know somebody is watching this [ __ ] >> Everything's being audio recorded. And just like that, Mark worked his way into his own set of handcuffs. The only thing the man accomplished was adding on additional charges for resisting arrest. >> Ma'am, ma'am, you're not free to go. >> I'm going to stand here. I don't want to be brutalized anymore. >> Don't touch me. I won't go anywhere. Do not touch me. >> Do not touch me. I'm not going to stay right here. >> I'm going to stay here. I'm not staying here. I'm right here. I'm right here. You see that? Why you have a seat right here? >> I don't want to sit down. You said I can stay here. So, that's what I'm going to do. Okay, that's what I'm going to do. Okay, cuz that's what you said to do. Isn't that right? >> Yep. Just stay right here. That's what I'm doing. >> We got some more units coming. >> That's fine. That's what I'm doing. >> That's a little 65 years old. I'm 65 years old. We haven't done anything. What is the matter with you guys? What the [ __ ] man? What is the matter with you guys? What kind of training you got for this [ __ ] Arresting people like this. What the heck, man? What would you do if somebody did that to your old lady? >> Well, one thing you don't get to do is shove me. >> Well, what do you think? Why you get to shove my wife? >> Mark could play the victim all he wanted, but the cops were not going to let him gaslight them. After securing the man in handcuffs, they redirected their attention back to Nancy while a passerby stepped in to help. >> Well, what do you think? Why are you getting the shove on? >> Why are you driving around like that? >> Okay, you need to put your hands behind your back. >> I can't take action. No, I've got it. >> Don't reach. Don't reach. >> Face this way. Face this way for me. I'll button your coat, but bring that hand behind your back. >> Stop resisting right now. >> Stop resisting. >> No, I'm not. >> That's what I think you're doing. >> I can't because my coat's in front. >> But I can't. >> But I can't cuz you'll take my coat off. >> No, we won't take But I can't do it cuz I have to button my coat first. >> Okay. I can't. >> Okay, she will grab your cup. >> I can't. >> They're brutalizing you, daddy. It's because of you. Do you understand? Therefore, I CANNOT BE WITH YOU. He understands now. So does YOUR FAMILY. >> WELL, YOU DID IT. >> KAREN HAS REPROGRAMMED YOU. That's right. Completely. It's not. >> I'm not Janet. >> I'm Nancy. Both suspects continued claiming that they were victims of police brutality and they' done nothing wrong. Next, the officer stood Mark up and he was escorted to a nearby cruiser. Hope you're a witness. >> We're going to walk this way. >> I already told him I'll be a witness against you. >> Against me. >> Thanks, man. A witness against me. Somebody shut my car door into a puppy >> right now. You're under arrest for assault in third degree. Okay. Assault in third degree. Yep. Anything on your person? >> My ID and I know she was bleeding somewhere. >> You can't tell me that you sat there and talked to her. None of you talked to her. >> None of you did. >> None of you. What did you do? >> You tried to talk to her. >> She started walking away, not listening to her commands. So, she was being detained. Once we grabbed her to put her second, >> then you came over and yourself where you didn't need to. Can't you see that you >> She doesn't know what's going on here. >> That's fine. >> With Mark secured in a squad car, the cops then searched Nancy. The man was definitely right about one thing. His wife wasn't all the way there. Still though, that didn't give her the right to go around assaulting children and law enforcement. >> Why don't you seem like a female, sweetie? >> Who cares about the >> I know, but your face is not the face of a female. I In fact, your name is Seagull, isn't it? Bob Seagull. Bob sele. Okay. And I I have to do this. Why? What did I do wrong? >> We're going to explain that to you. >> Okay. Thank you. >> I tried to explain that resistance. >> Somebody was hurting my dog and it doesn't matter to you, does it? >> That doesn't give you the RIGHT TO. >> YES, IT DOES. >> OH, YOU'RE NOT ALLOWED TO BRUTALIZE AN ANIMAL. Did you know that? >> Hold on just a minute. >> You have to kind of admit that you hate Jews sometimes, you know, and that's the problem. Are you Jewish? Are you Jewish? Are you a Jewish person? >> Face this way for me. I check the back of you. Okay. Do >> you understand that I'm afraid of you? Does that make sense to you? >> Okay. But you got to be less scary. I mean, why do you want to scare me? Is that necessary? When I'm coming willingly, you have to keep being so right tonight. Eric, you're too frightened. Is that okay? It's not okay with me. >> Nancy was charged with two counts of assault in the third degree, one count of assault in the fourth degree, and resisting arrest. As for Mark, he got a charge for assault in the third degree, obstructing a public servant, and resisting arrest. On May 28th, 2023 in Spokane, Washington, the cops responded to a residence after reports that a woman had been attacked by her neighbor. However, as the cops were about to discover, things aren't always as they seem. >> She spit on me. She spit on him. She drew off camera. It's all on camera right here. >> Do you have it on camera? >> Yeah, I have it. Can I sit? >> They just were here. You didn't call them. >> So this is outside. >> There's the first time. There's the second time. >> You're going to jail. >> I'm going to lock everyone here. >> Throws that. I got to go inside. And then Tim's out here. We came out front because I called the cops and said I'm going to go out front and avoid her cuz they're all out back. She comes out here. >> Felicia, the cops are here. on their way to come arrest you. >> Yes, I did. YES, I DID. THE cops just said IT'S ASSAULT AND BATTERY. ASSAULT AND BATTERY. She just spit on Tim. She spit on you, right? >> Soda and was like, I didn't spit on you and threw soda. >> Their neighbor was caught on camera red-handed. The cops agreed an assault had been committed and it would be dealt with accordingly. After telling the couple to stay put, the officers made their way next door to confront the suspect. Are you Felicia? >> Yep. >> Can I chat with you over here, please? >> Sure. >> Thank you. >> Just trying to get to the bottom of everything. >> Sure. >> So, what's going on? >> Um I've I've been filing harassment. I have five um in incident reports of her throwing cans at me with soda in it. Nothing happened. She scratched my car at work, but since it was a private property, nothing happened. She's uh hacked my bank account. I can't prove that because it's online, so nothing happened. Um she's threatened me. Nothing happened. I have five reports. I've tried to go to court for anti- harassment. I'm just tired. So, since she threw stuff, I am allowed to throw stuff, too. >> If she didn't get in trouble, that's what I did. I did. >> Okay. >> She threw stuff or >> Yes. Um, there's proof that it's right here. >> We have it on camera. They said it wasn't illegal. >> And then recording. >> Oh, yeah. >> Well, they just said it wasn't a crime. >> Yeah, they said it wasn't a crime. So, that I'm just I'm just doing my rights >> because I'm tired. I've tried to do the right way and nothing's happened. Okay. >> So, I'm going to do everything that she's doing. If I don't do that, I'm going to go crazy. I'm going to beat her and then I'm going to go to jail. >> The woman showed footage from a security camera that was positioned above her porch. While the cops reviewed it, she continued blaming her neighbor Jasmine, saying she was the instigator of their ongoing conflict. >> A lot of this sounds like a lot of tit for tat. It sounds like tit for t. >> It is. It's so bad. I left. I didn't talk to her. I block her on everything she tries to contact me on. And she came to my job and ro my car. scratched it in my car. I don't have it here because I didn't want her to see my car here. >> Okay. >> Are you a manager? >> Are you a manager though by chance? Manager. >> Yeah, she is. >> You're a manager. >> Perfect. >> She doesn't want to see. >> I have a question for you. Do you want her trespass from the Arby's? >> Yes, please. >> Okay. How long? >> As long as you can. >> I can do life. >> Yes, please. >> So, she did this and then you guys called. Is that what I'm understanding? >> Yes. I was at work when it happened. I went out to my job. I mean, I went out to my car. >> I was at work that day. Can you stop interrupting and go back inside? >> Thank you. >> Earlier, the cop had warned Jasmine not to interrupt him while he was talking with her neighbors, and it's clear that he was serious, that the feud was unending. The officer had some words of advice. >> Once again, like my partner said, it is a tit fort kind of deal that's going on right now. Um, that is a saving grace that she's actually instigating by pouring stuff on. I can see there's damage there. I can see that there's liquid there. She does have video of you throwing stuff on. I I understand that you lost your cool and I would strongly urge and advise against it. If it wasn't for that video, I'd be quite honestly I'd be reading your rights and you'd probably be going to jail for assault times too for uh throwing stuff at him on the balcony that they have videos of. Okay. >> And then spitting on them on the staircase. Okay. >> Okay. But as far as charges goes, uh you're not looking at charges and neither is she. I'm going to chat with her though and this needs to stop. I'm going to go chat with them. >> Take care, guys. It was a bad situation all around. And if the tension didn't soon deescalate, it was just a matter of time before things spiraled out of control. Next up, the cops spoke with Jasmine, but by that time, her attitude had already changed drastically. >> Hello. >> Hey, I need your badge number and this definition of assault. It's arresting offense for not doing so. I'd like sergeant here. >> I can call my sergeant, but I had video of you instigating it. But call my sergeant. >> I do. >> I'd love to see it. >> Okay. You didn't see the beginning of the video when they actually instigated it, but okay. There was multiple parts of that video. I don't deserve to be assaulted. Your department's mishandled plenty of my cases. I need your badge number because I'm filing a lawsuit with your department. And you both are >> 59 2310 Christian. >> Okay. So, if you were spit on right now, you take the person to jail, right? That's assaulting the officer, is it not? You're allowing someone to assault me and him. We both asked you to press charges. Did you press charges? >> No. >> Oh, so the prosecutors are going to hear about this then, too. >> It's fantastic. They don't want to pursue charges either cuz it shows you clearly instigating the fight. >> I did not. >> Does not. >> You did. >> Did not. >> Okay. >> So, you're saying without any actual evidence, you're claiming that was me and that that instigates assault. Is that >> You want to hear what we have to say or do you just want to talk over us? >> No. I want the law to find on what assault is. What? >> You can look up the RCW for >> I'm asking you. You're a police officer. You have to tell me what >> we're I'm not obliged to. >> So, I'm going to spit on you right now. You're not going to take me down. Please be my guest to do that and see what happens. >> The cops weren't playing around here and if Jasmine kept it up, things would escalate beyond her control. As for the officers, gave some simple verbal warnings and got ready to leave. But on their way out, they had an encounter with some residents and some unsettling information was given to the cops. >> Is it related to this whole fiasco? >> Okay. >> Gotcha. But they know I'm making it unsafe for my kids. My kids don't feel like >> safe. >> 100%. Both both parties, I would imagine. >> Absolutely. Like they're both absolutely wrong. >> 100%. I'm assuming you brought this up to the manager's attention. >> Yeah. And he knows like it's not. >> Is he home right now? >> No. >> From I don't know what happened out here earlier, but from my incident today, both were in the wrong. Both uh the neighbor upstairs instigated the argument. The neighbor downstairs retaliated. So, this is the second time the cops have been here just today because they're >> Yep. I'm aware. >> They're so crazy. If I if I get involved, I don't want them to retaliate. >> That lady, she's like, "You want to throw hands? You want to fight me? You want to do that?" I said, "No, I just want you to stop." >> She's like, "You're making my kids feel uncomfortable." >> Unbelievably, while the cops were busy speaking to the two women, Jasmine picked up right where she left off, yelling at her neighbors. The witnesses were right. It was unfair that their families had to walk on eggshells to avoid upsetting their feuding neighbors. >> Jesus Christ. Why are you guys back here? >> So, at this time, you're under arrest for disorderly. Don't >> Are you in I have my kids here. I have my kids. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm a restaurant. >> Are you kidding me? >> Don't even tense up right now. >> Are you kidding me? Please. I'll be out tomorrow. Can I >> stop? >> For what? >> Stop grabbing your hand. >> I'm not grabbing anything. >> You're grabbing your hand, >> dude. My kids are going to freak out. Missy, don't worry. Ask my kids Tuesday. I'll be on Tuesday. I'm going TO STOP TENSING UP. >> I'M JUST TALKING my name. I'm not stop. >> Turning the waterworks on and begging for mercy was not going to stop her inevitable trip to jail. She was walked to a squad car and she continued hurling abuse at them and claiming she was the victim. >> I didn't do anything wrong. I'm out there talking to my neighbors. Okay. And that gives you a reason to arrest. No, the reason the rest is I'm standing here talking you're yelling at me. >> No, I was talking to my neighbor. >> You're also disturbing the entire apartment complex. >> She said the neighbor they just served it with their music all day and you guys did nothing. >> The music's down now. >> They did it for three hours. >> Play music. >> My brother wants to talk to you. >> My brother? Yeah. Break. You don't talk to me. >> As she continued whining and crying in the back of the squad car, the cop did his best to not respond negatively. Even as they left the parking lot, she couldn't resist hurling more abuse at her neighbors. >> Hey, my brother will be here tomorrow. >> Tomorrow. >> I would advise making threats because that could be additional charge. >> My brother's coming to a threat. >> Well, cuz he's already told me what you meant by that. >> No, I didn't. How do you know what I meant by that stream of speech? Are you making assumptions? That would be against the law. Hey, by the way, officer, you never belam. >> Never ask questions. >> You can wear your seat belt, but I don't have mine. You want me to hit my head? By the way, how am I supposed to sit with the cuffs like this? >> They're so loose. Look that way. >> Oh, now you're going to pull my hair. That's assault. I'm not pulling your hair. >> On video. >> Jasmine was charged with disorderly conduct. There was no doubt she was a neighbor from hell, but it's too soon to say she's the worst when you haven't met our next suspect. On September 22nd, 2024 in Illinois, the cops responded to an apartment complex after reports that a resident was being disruptive and had vandalized the building. >> Who is it? It's police again, Mary. >> Okay. That mother has threatened me several times me. He a previous president. I don't trust him. >> Which one's >> This is the black guy. He's wearing a red shirt. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. >> No, I'm hunting. Do you want proof? Come here. >> Come out here and talk to me. >> I give you warrants to come into my room. >> Okay. You can do it. You can do it. Mary. >> The suspect, Mary, eventually returned and let the officers into her apartment. However, instead of getting to the bottom of things, the cops got more confused than ever. It seemed like Mary was experiencing a psychotic episode as she was very angry and was making no sense at all. >> I'm fighting the good fight like you and you and you won't do. You and all your training. They never trained you to hunt on the internet. Can I show you the worst place of the internet? It's where little girls themselves. >> No, I'm not kidding. >> Do you want No. Do you want proof that I know Elon Musk? >> No. There's his phone number. >> Okay. >> You can investigate this man. He's either impersonating Elon Musk and manipulating me. No, you listen to me. This is domestic abuse. According to Mary, she'd been cyberstalked by a man online, but that didn't explain why she was causing a scene out in the hallway. She was very erratic, and getting to the bottom of things would be easier said than done. >> I'm taking Elon Musk to court, mayor. >> No, I'm taking ballooning to get out of my house. >> Did you pull that uh keypad off the >> I did to keep myself safe. >> Okay. If I'm skitsoing right now, this is the most lucid skitso episode I've ever had. >> You want to go to the hospital? >> No. >> You can't keep doing this, Mary. >> I won't. >> I've been out here three times already. You've made a huge mess. >> I know. >> Now it Now, >> wait, three times. What was it? Three times. It was two. >> I didn't talk to you the second time. >> Okay. >> I was out here when you made the huge mess with the a with the ashtray. >> Okay. So, that guy up there gets all the women drunk in here and >> How about that? They're Why is that? That's negligence. >> I was out here when you wrecked the flower beds earlier. >> Negligence. >> And now >> that man's a gardener the >> ripped off. You ripped off. >> Okay, then take me out of the building. Get me out of the pillow. Can you? >> Mary claimed that due to her mental health condition, she was exempt from the law. But even she was coherent enough to know that wasn't the case. And if she was unwilling to go to the hospital, there was only one place she'd be headed. >> Pat me down. Turn around. Turn around. >> Okay. No, you're not taking me. You're not taking me. This is against the law. This is against the law. No, please don't. I'm going to get I'm going to get You're going to hurt me. >> No one's going to hurt you. Relax. >> Stop fighting. Stop. >> Stop. >> Do not try and bite him. You're going to get tased. >> Okay, I'm Do not try and bite him. >> I'm stopping resisting. >> You better stop. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop. >> I'm military. I'm military. One second. One taste. >> All right. Stand up, Mary. >> Give me a second. I'm hurt. >> I'm I'm hurt. >> I'm hurt. I'm hurt. >> Where are you? >> Stand up. >> Like on my side. I have Damn it. >> Stand up, Mary. >> Initially, it looked like she'd cooperate, but then she lunged at the officers, fighting back at them, and in the process, she bit one of the cops. As a result, she was tasered at close range. After getting her up on her feet, she was escorted out of the building and into a nearby squad car. >> You don't do anything about that, do you? >> Is that the DEA? Who handles accounts? >> Come on, let's go. >> I'm sorry you don't look like a military person, >> but I work in the Air Force. We have a lot of duskies. >> Please believe me. I'm not insane. >> I'm not insane. >> I'm special. >> All right. I'm working the parade. >> Wait for another officer to come. Make sure you >> Okay. >> I don't even have pants on, dude. Indecency. >> Well, you got your shorts on. >> I don't >> sit down right here. >> I don't even have a tampon. >> Okay. Sit down right here. >> You can sit right here on the on the edge of it. >> Okay. I guess I'm not going to get it stained or anything. I'm sorry. Please forgive me. Oh, wait. No. Can you uncuff me? Please. >> I'll uncuff you in a minute. This hurts, sir. Sir, this hurt. [laughter] >> I just take her to the jail and have them do it just to get her there. I'll just do it at the jail. >> My head hurts. >> I got to put my dude. [laughter] >> Okay. >> Please. I want to go to the hospital first. Please don't not be negligent to my health. Please. >> All right, I'm just going to take her. >> She was transported to jail without any further incident. Although she had time to calm down when they arrived at her final destination, she was still making no sense. >> Can I be honest with you? >> Yes. >> My my ex >> my ex socially engineered me for seven years and I've [laughter] lost executive control. >> Mary, we got to get out of the car. >> Okay. >> So, can you turn your body this way? to call my name. It makes it easier. >> Okay, Mary, >> I got because of him. >> He was trying to get the little off so he could >> It's just uh criminals >> and they're arresting me. >> I was by that guy and you're arresting me. >> Yes, >> you're under arrest. Sit down right here. M. >> Please get me out of these cops. >> We'll get them out in just a minute. >> She sat in the waiting area while getting ready to be booked. By that point, she'd grown more paranoid, somehow thinking the cops were against her. As a defensive strategy, she became more uncooperative and disruptive. >> What are you doing? What are you doing with my information? >> What are you doing with my information? What are you doing with my information, Microsoft? X, I dare you. Fire this guy. >> Are you homeless, ma'am? >> No. >> She has an apartment. >> I made $3,000 a goddamn month. >> Okay. Uh, were you running or I was like, why are your feet dirty? Because I had to walk out in the mud to tell a mother I have special offs without any pants on. >> Okay. >> I will say things three times when I'm serious. >> I know. >> Have you been drinking, ma'am? >> No. >> Using any drugs? >> You can check me. >> Have you been using any drugs? >> No, because I'm I'm medically approved for it. If I'm not, then I'm sorry he didn't get to it at the time. >> Okay. I'm pretty sure marijuana is legal here though%al. >> Sorry, I don't know Illinois law that well, but uh trying to sue the town of Bloomington, so have fun with that one. >> Clearly, she was in the midst of a manic episode as she couldn't sit still or make any sense at all. All she could do was ramble on about conspiracy theories and her paranoid delusions. >> Mary, stop doing that. They're You're being bugged, you idiot. Russia's watching. They're going to You idiot. You're You're a idiot. I'm trying to say you're Okay, fine. Get Elon Musk on the phone. I dare you. >> Can't even do that. >> You're spitting on my stuff. >> Okay, I'll do it again. >> Oh, hold on. I real quick >> two. one. Deny me three times and I'll spit on your camera. >> Oh, too. Mary, stop. >> I'll do it one more time. >> There it is. It's on there. >> Jesus Christ. >> Mary was charged with resisting arrest, battery on law enforcement, and criminal property damage. On December 28th, 2024, the cops responded to a residence after reports that a woman tried to tase her neighbor after she refused to give her a cigarette. >> Hey, what's going on, man? >> Hey, she just tried to attack my wife. She tried to tase my wife. My wife right here. >> She tased me through the door WHILE I IN THE CAR. >> LET ME GO. >> Just uh step inside real quick and let me >> I don't listen. I don't live here. I got out of the car. She tased me while my kid in the car. >> Okay, I got her. Let her let her go. >> Stand up. Okay, tell me tell me what happened. >> The pepper spray is old from one thing. She's like, "What the hell is that?" I said, "It's not even her son was not even in the car." >> Okay. >> But I I kept asking her, "Let go of me. Let go of me. You can even ask him." >> Okay. So, did she hit you? >> Yeah. She kept punching me in the mouth and stuff and punched me in my eye. >> Okay. Oh, >> my lips woman. [snorts] >> Yeah, I see where she hit you in the eye. >> There was no doubt the woman had definitely caught a beating. She claimed that when she came outside to take the garbage out, she asked her neighbor Raquel for a smoke. That's when the neighbor allegedly began harassing her and then struck her. >> Started running mouth and stuff and started laughing in my face. She hit me once. I said, "See, that's why I don't like people. That's why I don't like apartment stuff cuz people want to sit there and run their mouth." Yeah. >> She was my living stuff. She kept grabbing my hair and punching me in the face a couple times. >> Yeah. >> She wouldn't let go of me. >> So, did you did you tase her? >> No, it was dead. >> Okay. >> But I have to protect myself. I have a hernia. >> Let's uh let's walk inside. Can is that okay? >> Here we >> So, who who had the taser? Did you have the taser? >> I don't even know what to do with somewhere. I was in there last. >> She had the window rolled up. >> I kept doing this. >> Yeah, >> she had the window. >> She had the window rolled up. I kept doing this and she never got tased with it. And that's when she got out. >> So, you had the taser, but you never actually touched her with the taser. >> Okay. >> Just a lot going on. Trying to figure it out. >> I ran back toward the door. Before I open the door, that's when she started hit me. >> Okay. The woman said she tried to tase her neighbor and also pepper spray her, but both devices failed. After getting her side of the story, the officer then made his way outside to speak with Raquel. >> I'll tell you what I've got so far. >> Okay. She said she was inside >> and she came outside to throw the trash away. While she was outside, she asked you for a cigarette and she asked your boyfriend or husband. Who was that? >> My husband. >> Husband. She asked your husband to keep the dogs down and then >> the fight started. >> Listen. No, my husband was not even outside. Okay. >> He went upstairs just like I said. We go and we we walk the dogs about this time cuz we both work. He work at Carana. I work at McDonald's. Okay. >> So, we have to take the dogs out because we going to be gone. >> Okay. >> Okay. He came out. He he took the dogs. That was it. He went upstairs. I drove off and came back cuz I'm going to Blair'sville to go watch my grandkids. She comes outside, asks me for a cigarette. I said, "No, I ain't got no cigarette." She started going like this and she said, "You black. All I asked for a cigarette." And then she's like, "Okay, okay, I got you." So she went in the house. I'm waiting on him. The window was rolled down. She comes outside. She sprays me with something. >> That was the pepper spray. And as things turned out, it wasn't expired. She said after she was sprayed, her lips and face immediately started burning. And to the woman's surprise, her neighbor was not done yet. >> And then she reached through the door and started tasing me with my jacket. I felt it right here. >> And then I had her head through the window and then I was getting out of the car and she kept on and kept on impressing the thing. >> Okay. So, um, as I got out, I was hitting her and then she ran over that way and then she took the taser again and started trying to hit my leg and that's when we fighting. She started calling her husband and he ran to the door and was trying to um, take the taser from her. >> It was a really wild story. And if it really was true, clearly Raquel was the victim. After being attacked, she wrestled on the front porch with the woman till the cops arrived. You witnessed all this as well? >> Yeah, I witnessed most of it. Like I said, I part of it I was upstairs and then when I came downstairs, I when I got in the car, I witnessed it tasing, you know, that's when she was like, "What? What's wrong with you?" I mean, >> that's when I just went ahead and called. >> Okay. And then the children were in the car. >> Yeah. My son is in the car now. >> How old is he? >> He's 13. Okay. Raquel told the officers that her neighbor was a drug addict and was always causing scenes in the neighborhood. The cop asked Raquel if she wanted to press charges. And when she said she did, there was only one thing left to do. >> Okay. So, um, spoke to the other party and what I deemed is you're the one who is at fault here. You're the predominant aggressor. So, I'm going to go ahead and have you put those down. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Okay, man. What do you say? Can I hand him the stuff in my real quick? >> What's in your draw? >> Yeah. What's in there? >> She's got her credit cards and stuff. >> I mean, I understand. >> All right. She's going to be mine. >> Thank you. >> They searched the suspect before placing her in a cruiser and taking her down to the station to be processed further. But before they did, while sitting on the porch, the cops had a few more questions. >> How much have you had a drink? >> I don't really have any. >> No, you had something. So, don't [ __ ] >> Okay. So, you had alcohol. >> You think you're You think your intoxication uh aided in this? >> But, uh, >> yes or no? >> No. >> Yes, I think it is. >> It just It looks like there's something still in there. So, I'm going to go through the top with a flashlight and look down. >> There's nothing there. You just have to make sure. >> Yeah, my daughter. >> You can't tell me you ain't been drinking cuz it it is strong. >> Extremely strong. >> Be careful stepping up in there. Before you step in there, let me just say on this. >> I know. I know. All right. Listen. I have checked my back seat and there's absolutely nothing in my back seat. If I find something in my back seat, >> you're not going to. >> Okay. I'm just letting you know. Okay. >> I don't like going to not first time. >> Okay. >> Second time. All right, I got you. >> It hurts. >> Just got the heat on for you, too. >> Yeah, I got the heat on. >> With the woman secured in the back of the cruiser, the cops went back to talk to Raquel. As the adrenaline wore down, the effects of the pepper spray hit her harder and she was desperate for anything that would ease her suffering. >> You okay? >> Yeah. >> That's some rough stuff whenever it starts kicking in, huh? >> Is there anything else? >> It was the the drilling. >> Yeah. You want to know the cheat code for it? What? >> Fill the fill the kitchen sink up with lukewarm water. >> Dump some Dawn dish soap in there and dunk your head repeatedly a few times and then [snorts] uh dunk your head like submerge your face and start blinking a bunch. >> Okay. >> And do that a couple times and then you you'll be able to take a shower and it won't yellow. >> Okay. >> Okay. [snorts] >> Okay. Do y'all need anything else? >> No. I was coming to give this to y'all. >> Okay. [sighs] [snorts] Do you need anything else? >> No. >> Okay. I'm sorry this happened to you. >> That's okay. I really didn't think I just thought she was drunk and she wasn't going to do nothing until she came back out. Yeah. [snorts] >> Did y'all get the taser from her? >> Uh, no. They still had the taser. It didn't even really work. The the thing it barely even sparked. >> It sparked me. >> Did it Did it get you? >> Yes, it got me. I guess it was the first time. It got me the first time. The second time, you know, I kept on blocking it off. I kept hearing it. >> Yeah. >> And that was it. >> Yeah. It got me the first time. [snorts] >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> All right, guys. Y'all try to have a better night. Yeah, I'm good. >> Thank you. >> Thank y'all. I'm sorry about that. >> Oh, no. You're fine. >> The suspect was charged with aggravated assault, disorderly conduct, and cruelty to children in the third degree. On December 23rd, 2024, the cops responded to a residence after reports of gunshots. According to reports, after his female neighbor kicked down his door during a dispute about trash, a homeowner fired shots. >> So, you can come over and cook. >> Hey, listen. Listen. If we if you try to go past this officer one more time, we're going to place you in a handcuff and place in the back of the car. Do you understand? >> Just do it now. >> Just do it now. >> Okay. We're going to act. We're gonna act like an adult. >> Just do it now. Just do it now. >> Just do it now because I'm about to act up. >> Just do it now. >> Why can't you ACT LIKE AN ADULT FOR 10 minutes before you got here? >> 10 minutes. >> This going to pop fire on the little guys out there. How many times you tell to stop? >> All right. Just Just do it. >> Just do it. >> If she walks If she walks past you again, please handcuff and put in her car. She was acting like a child, but she was clearly an adult and had to get her emotions in check. While the officers questioned the man and investigated the shooting, he was briefly placed in handcuffs. The man claimed he fired his weapon just to protect himself from the woman and her boyfriend. >> So, what led up to the altercation today? >> Last night, they came bam. He came baming on the door last night. >> What did he want? >> Looking for her in the house. >> Oh, he he thought she was in your house. Yes, she told him. Or that's what he's saying. I can't say cuz he be so drunk. You don't know, right? He said, "Hey, she she say she ain't here." Ain't nobody ain't nobody in here. You know what I'm saying? Ain't nobody call. Ain't nobody nobody's in her house. You understand what I'm saying? Trying to open the door, snatch open the door, etc. Listen, man. That girl ain't here. >> All right. >> Oh, this was today. >> Last night. This last night. >> So, was that altercation kind of what? Similar to today. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> The man said that in the morning he went to the store to buy some things and when he returned he talked to the woman's boyfriend who was still drunk. When he asked them to keep him out of their affairs, the woman got iate and was egging her boyfriend on to take action. >> Want to get all hostile, etc. We trying to go in the house, bro. You want to keep reaching in my house? I'm telling my old lady to go. Hey, you go. Cuz we got kids. Our kids and we all trying to get in the house. This man be drunk enough to the point that he don't be know what >> this man I seen this man out here fight off the goddamn still >> right there. >> Okay. So you >> right there. Go look. >> Hold on. No, no, no. Let's let's finish with today. Let's finish with today. Let's lead up to today. I got the back of what happened yesterday, but what happened today? >> Today the same thing. Like I said, man, him trying to get into the house, trying to get around us, etc. Bro, I got >> to your house with you. At my house, the door open. >> Uhhuh. >> The door open, bro. >> Did he say why he was trying to get into your house? >> He Whatever this girl don't hype him up on is what he's hyped up on. >> Okay. All right. At what point did a firearm get used in this? >> When I'm trying to get into my house and he trying to turn me around. >> You're trying to get into your house. >> You were standing outside? >> No, I'm Yeah, I'm outside trying to go inside with the keys with the keys. Trying to get >> And he's already in your house. >> No, he's not in the house. We all outside. Everybody's standing outside. >> Okay. Everybody was already outside. Nobody came to nobody door to knock on nobody door. Nothing. People were just coming back. They were outside. >> The man's version of the story was pretty confusing, but he was trying to say that when he got back from the store, the woman's boyfriend was there and tried to stop him from entering his house. He drew his pistol from his holster and he warned the man to back off. >> Um, was the gun shot outside? >> Yes. >> Where where was it shot at? >> On the ground. I I I angled towards the ground to back up my face. Hey, Steve, get up off my face. >> He was He was at your face about >> this close when you when you shot the gun. >> If you don't mind me being up on No, he wasn't in my face. You understand? >> Hey. Hey, man. Whatever you want to do. Whatever. You know what I'm saying? Hey, listen. My boy, get back. You understand what I'm saying? Hey, look, Steve. Hey, listen, man. Get back, bro. This is serious now. You understand what I'm saying, bro? My kids, everything, bro. Get on back, bro. >> I still want to come forward. I brought one off to the ground. Hope you understand, bro. Like I say, you get hit in the face with goddamn bricks when you drunk and still want to get up and bite people, man. >> A little bit. I'm going to go to work. I use my hands. I'm not going to break them trying to fight nobody. >> So, the man fired a warning shot, hoping to deter the woman's boyfriend. And while he was licensed to carry a concealed weapon, the cops were hoping for some video evidence to back the man's claims up. But unfortunately, the man didn't have surveillance cameras. So you you shot your gun in fear that you know he was you what did you fear feel that he was going to do if if it if you didn't shoot that gun? What do you feel like it would have escalated into? >> To be honest I already got out my goddamn mouth to me get my mother get drunk and get hit with who don't even give a damn and get up and still fight. >> Okay. >> So there ain't there ain't no fighting him. There ain't no fight. Okay. These mother drunk drunk wine see every goddamn thing. >> Like I said, >> dude, I listen listen. I'm on I'm on we're I'm not I'm not angry at you. I'm just getting your statement, but I understand that you're you're frustrated. Okay. All right. So, let me go talk to my uh my co-workers and then we'll see about getting out of these cups. Okay. >> They eventually determined that he fired his weapon in self-defense and not to intentionally shoot anyone. They arrested the female suspect and she was taken to the county jail where she continued acting like a spoiled brat. >> I do not want to put my hands on you. I just want you to go in the cell. >> You're right. Listen, the faster I can get to typing and I argue with you, the faster you get out in the end. So, if you cooperate, you could probably be out by tomorrow morning. Okay? So, I've asked you to go in the cell once. We told you to go. >> You never act. >> Will you please never act? >> I've asked you multiple times. Come on. Let's go. >> Come on. Stand up. >> Okay. Cool. >> Grab her. Grab her other shoulder. >> Hey, y'all got the camera, right? >> All right. So, get the off of me like this. >> You're going to get another charge. You're going to get another charge. I'm going to call a woman. I want a woman pregnant. the attract like this. ALL MEN [screaming] AROUND ME ALL MEN. >> Like the officer said, the sooner she cooperated, the sooner she'd be released. However, until a female officer showed up, she wasn't going to cooperate. Sadly for this woman, she wasn't calling the shots. >> You do not want us to put our your hand our hands on. Go in the cell. >> How can there? >> You said what? >> How can I go in there? >> Well, you could have set up and walk. >> How can I go in there? You just dragged me. >> Okay. So, stand up. >> Don't touch me. You per se. DON'T TOUCH ME. DON'T. I SAID YOU OFFICER. PLEASE DON'T LET him touch me. I don't want him touching me. ARE YOU >> keep dropping yourself trying to pick your >> Keep dropping yourself. >> Another charge. That's another charge. That's another charge. >> That's another charge. Now you have the phone. Congratulations. Congratulations. They charged the woman with assault and disorderly conduct. On September 14th, 2024, the cops were called out to a residence. Allegedly, a neighbor pushed a senior citizen to the ground after the old lady told her neighbor's sons to get off of her property. >> Turn your turn your arm super Yeah, there you go. >> Yeah, it took place right there where you can see the shells. She knocked me right on my >> Put your arm back down. What constituted this fight? >> Well, >> it couldn't have been just a random act of just violence. >> It was it what happened is um I saw these two boys on the property. I was just coming to my front door [music] and >> they were like right here or something. >> And they were they grabbed shells and honestly I figured it would just I was you know I said to her it's no big deal. It's over with. But you know they shouldn't be on my property taking shells. She says well they didn't take shells. She was very hostile. Then she got this close to me and I just pushed her away and that was it. She knocked me right on my and kept saying they're kids. They don't they're 10 years old, but they're not little. They're pretty goodized kids. But the kids didn't they left laughing like, you know, f you and that was it. It but the mother took it like, oh my god. >> As a result of the assault, she got some minor cuts and bruises. [music] No matter how heated the argument, though, the suspect, Elizabeth, had no right to put her hands on her neighbor. After talking to the victim, they then went next door to talk to the aggressor. Hey, Elizabeth. Come on out and talk to me. >> Yeah, I need to talk to you. >> Okay. >> We were I was just fixing a call because >> uh I actually need my kids to step out because this involves my children. She was screaming and racially racial racial profiling my child. She called him the n-word. So that's what my son called on the bone. They were shooting their Nerf guns. He's 10. >> Yeah. >> And she he shot the Nerf gun in her yard. She came out. She was screaming at him. Told him that she, you know, just obviously horrible things cuz he called me horribly upset. So I go down to confront her. I'm like, "Hey, you can't talk to children like that." And she's like, "I'll talk to anybody any kind of way I want." And I'm like, "No, you really cannot talk to children, especially this one right here, >> my child." And I when when she stepped up and like like put like pushed me really hard and hit me in my face which caused us to have an altercation. >> Before they continued questioning her, they read the woman her Miranda writes. Elizabeth didn't understand that because she approached the woman and got in her personal space. Her neighbor had the right to push her away. However, Elizabeth didn't have the right to retaliate and push the woman down. So obviously you and I got into a fight, right? You're saying she pushed you and then that that's >> because she hit me in my face and pushed me. >> Mhm. >> We were we were like a little close more closer than you and I. >> So walk me to to the beginning. Okay. Your kids were possibly picking up seashells or supposedly or something. >> What happened? >> I don't want to put words in your mouth. So you tell me from the beginning. >> My son told me that that's what she accused him of. And he said, "No, ma'am. >> That's not what we were doing. My bullet from my Nerf gun fell into your yard. They picked it up and tried to show her and she was still Okay. >> cursing at them. >> Okay. >> I can see that they were playing around. >> Racial profiling. Yes. And that's my son's biracial. So >> racial profiling. >> Yeah. She followed him the nword several times. >> Okay. >> So that's what got my son. He's 10. >> From a distance though, right? She never actually went up to your kids. >> No. Yeah. It was Yeah, it was >> like from the threshold of her doorway and like >> the driveway where they where it was. That's where she came up to them at. >> Okay. >> At the street. eating wasn't in her actual yard is what he's what he's saying and I believe him. So, >> right. Right. Okay. >> Both parties were telling completely different stories. As for Elizabeth, she tried to paint her neighbor as the aggressor while her neighbor said the opposite. Elizabeth had no idea that the cops were already fully aware of what had taken place >> at any point. Um, do you remember her trying to like leave or walk past you? No, she never she w she was she was walking past me and she also pushed me out of her way to walk past me. >> Okay. So, you don't remember uh cuz this whole thing was captured on video. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, from the video it's showing opposite of what you're telling me. From the video, I see her coming out talking to you in the driveway. You're clearly upset talking to her or whatever. A conversation. I get it. Um, but in the video it shows her trying to go past you like this and you blocking her route of exit. >> That is that not blocking her of exit. That's when she says she could talk to anybody anywhere she wanted and I said not my child. That's when I just stepped in and said but not my child. >> Okay. But what I'm saying is if we're talking like this >> that's all she also that's all that that's exactly what happened. I didn't >> So when she tried to walk away from you, why'd you step in front of her? because she was saying that she could talk to anybody any way she wanted and he's 10 years old and I just not any child. You just can't talk to children any kind of way. It's just not >> morally wrong. Right. But it's not against the law. Correct. >> The cop had Elizabeth right where he wanted her. And he was completely right. It was understandable she'd be upset with someone insulting her child. But regardless, that didn't give her the right to put her hands on her neighbor. >> As a mother, I can understand where you're coming from, right? But morally, is it wrong? Yeah. yelling at my child biracial, you know, statements and stuff like that, right? I can understand you're upset, okay? But when you guys finish that, you know, are going back and forth with each other, she tries to leave or diffuse the situation from walking past you to the right, >> you take a step to the left. >> Comment things. I didn't touch her. I just stepped towards her, right? Which didn't deserve me getting hit in the face or pushed. So basically here, this is what it is. When someone tries to, if we're arguing back and forth like you and her were, you guys weren't pushing each other at that point. When she tries to leave like this and you step in her way, you're blocking her path of exit. >> By law, she has the right to push you out of her way. Now, >> even if she still has exit property, >> she's on her property. >> The officer went on to explain to her that it didn't matter how rude the woman was. Elizabeth blocked the woman on her own property and as a result the elderly woman had the right to push her aside to get past her. >> If you can see she had she still had room. >> Are there any other >> Are there any other adults or anything? >> Yes. >> Okay. Just how many kids are here? >> Can you get other people's >> Yeah. You going to be placed under >> Can I put my shoes on? >> Yeah, we'll get phone numbers and >> I'll get that. So, right now >> can you I just had surgery on my back. Can you please the front? No, I can't do that cuz from the video it don't look like your surgery had anything to do with it. >> So, put your hands. >> Can I please let someone know what's going on? >> We'll get out of the doorway. Let's get out of the door. >> Can I please put my shoes on? >> We'll get your shoes. We'll get your shoes. We'll knock on the door. We'll explain it to the other adult in there. >> Oh my god. >> 151 adult in custody. >> So, right now you're being placed under arrest for battery on an elderly person 65 years or older, which is a felony. >> Okay. >> Oh my gosh. All right. >> She had plenty of room to still go. She did. Okay. >> She did. This is wrong. >> No, ma'am. It's not. What you did was wrong. You're going over there to talk to her is one thing, but you can't block somebody's uh path of exit when they try to leave from. >> I didn't block it. She was not blocked. >> Shoving an elderly woman to the ground was downright despicable. If you want to defend your child, there are plenty of ways to do it that are both legal and nonviolent. After committing an act like that, you can't claim to be an arbiter of moral truth. >> Just going to take a picture of your face. >> Do you know your uh Can you go get Miss Emily? >> You're social. Hi, ma'am. >> I'm having them call your mom and Grace. Yeah. Yeah. Take your time. I don't know. >> I'm just her friend. >> Okay. So, >> but they know me. >> Hey, Cherry, ask her if it's okay if the kids are with her friend. >> Does the kid Is it okay for your kids to be with your friend? >> Yeah. >> Okay. She says yes. >> Watch your right leg. >> They charge the woman with battery on a person 65 years or older. At the end of the day, of course, neighbors have to find a way to live together peacefully, even if they do have differences. That being said, when things get out of hand and the neighbors from hell take things too far, one way or another, instant karma is going to get served.