I TOLD HER TO MIND HER OWN BUSINESS. OKAY. SO, I guess because you guys I'm going to leave. Okay. Because you guys live together and since she got all scratched up and her shirt's all ripped up and stuff, uh That's from me PUSHING HER OUT. I MEAN, if you really want. I'll be back as soon as I post my bail. Turn around this way. Love you, too, baby. On October 10th, 2024, deputies responded to a report of a heated altercation between two women. Joyce claimed Ashley busted down her door, while Ashley accused Joyce of attacking her, ripping her shirt, and scratching her chest. With both sides pointing fingers, the truth behind this chaotic encounter was anything but clear. You won't believe what happened next. You were the people here. What's that? My son and his girlfriend was here. Well, they they're talking to another cop down the way here. Yeah, I was in there running my mouth. She comes in and boom, I kicked in the door. Okay. And actually you see you just grab my hand and everything. I pull her shirt and tell her to get out and I ripped her shirt. Okay. That's all I HAPPENED. BECAUSE I Earlier she wanted to help me. I told her no. My son jumped her. I said I asked my son to help me, not you. Okay. Because she has to do everything. Okay. If I ask my son it should be my son. I wasn't mad at her about not doing it. That's why I said no. Okay. But I've been in the back room all day since we come back from the grocery store. Okay. So, you live here, right? For right now I do. Okay, and But THEN THIS GIRL ACROSS the street comes and decided to call me a and everything else. I don't even know her. Who's that? The David's girlfriend. How come she was over here first before Before you come. No, I mean before the door got barged open? NO, AFTER THAT. After She was sitting on the door. The officer WAS STILL ON THE PHONE. OKAY. SO, You getting the [ __ ] out of here, [ __ ] Okay. So, so you live here and then your son lives here. And Ashley lives here Okay. and Bradley lives here. So, who is the one that barged open the door? Ashley. Okay. I was back THERE RUNNING MY MOUTH. What do you mean? She was like what I said. She heard it through the door. Were you You were talking to her? You're on the phone or something? What happened? No, I was JUST RUNNING MY MOUTH LIKE I ALWAYS DO. OKAY. And then I'm like this. I said, "I used to see you. Bye-bye. Ain't no more groceries or whatever in here." Okay. And that's what I said. Okay. They ended and went back to bed after being in bed for 3 days. Did she talk to you at all through the door? No, she come in, BARGED THROUGH THERE, AND STARTED CUSSING, calling me a and everything else. I'm getting the hell out of here. I didn't ask her to barge in the door. Okay. No, I mean did you guys talk at all when the DOOR WAS CLOSED? NO. OKAY. SO, SHE KNOW UNTIL SHE COME TO THE DOOR AND THE DOOR FLEW OPEN. OKAY, was it locked? YES. OKAY, DID IT GET BROKE? NO. OKAY. SO, she come barge in and then what happened? She started calling names and everything and cussing, boo boo boo. I said, "You get out." Okay. I grabbed her shirt and I ripped it. Okay. What do you think was going to happen when she barged in? I didn't know what THE [ __ ] HER PROBLEM WAS. WHY WAS SHE MAD AT ME? I TOLD that guy to do it, not her. Don't be mad at me. Okay. When He got up and jumped her. What You mean like just yelling at her or Yeah. Okay. she come in there, "Oh, I'll go TO THE STORAGE." NO. OKAY. You're not the man he is. Okay. We've been in the storage 2 3 days when I wasn't with them. But now that I need to go to storage and get a TV, they can't take me to storage. Okay. All right. When she came in, I mean, were you worried she was going to try and like try and start a fight with you or something? No, she runs her mouth MOST OF THE TIME. OKAY. SO, get mad at me because Bobby jumped you and told you to go to the storage. Okay. You put your [ __ ] man in jail. Okay. And then once she came in, you said that she was calling you names and being mean and all that stuff. then she left and she went over and got that woman. I want that woman have a disorderly conduct. Okay. She had no right to call me anything. She don't even know me. Are they friends? Is that why she went over there, you think? Yeah. Okay. That's all it's about, who does who. Okay. And then she came over here and she was just hollering at you? She was banging ON THE DOOR. WE still on the officer. Where's the officer? On your bedroom door, you mean? Yeah. Okay. I won't open the door. SHE'S LIKE, "I'LL OPEN THIS DOOR." OKAY. You [ __ ] you [ __ ] Okay. Who is she to you? Nothing. She just lives here? She don't live here. She lives over there. Okay. No, yeah, that's what I mean. She just lives down here. Okay. When I get here, I don't leave this trailer. Okay. I've been here 4 or 5 days only. Okay. All right. So, do you don't live anywhere else, though? No. You just moved in here a couple days ago? Okay. All right. Was there anybody ELSE NO, THAT'S ALL. WHEN they And my son. Okay, I mean it. When he was When you guys were arguing and when you pulled on her shirt, was he there? He come walking in afterwards. Oh, okay. this. Okay. Okay. I wasn't here. I don't know. I know. Okay. I was moving stuff when she slammed the door open and the CDs went whoop. Okay. what I'm doing in there, PICKING THEM ALL UP. OKAY. Do you want to make any complaints or statements against her? I get What is her name? Dawn or whatever her name is? Um Dawn ACROSS THE WAY. I want her get a disorderly conduct. She had no right to call me nothing. And then Ashley is your son's girlfriend? Yes. She's the one that pushed the door open, right? Yes, and her and I don't We have disagreements all the time. Okay. Do you ever live with her? I live with her. She's lived with me. Okay. All right. What But all I wanted was I've been out of TV for 3 days. Okay. So, the that Ashley or whatever, how long you known her? She's been my That's my son's girlfriend. They've been dating back together for about 5 years. Okay. But I knew her when she was younger. Okay. You said that you live together, just not here? No. Okay. But I doubt if I stay here very long. Okay. But that girl across the way that Okay. that she said in here. Okay. And I hope she hears me because I never call her nothing. I didn't even know her. Okay. Come knocking on the door, telling her TO KEEP HER NOSE WHERE her nose belong, out her face. Okay. And it's So, you the only place you live, though, right now is here? Yes. Okay. But I own that green minivan. Okay. And it drives. Okay, fair enough. All right. Um But she said, "You're getting out of here, [ __ ] You're getting out of here, bitch." Okay. Well, I'm going to go try and talk to them and figure out what their half of the the deal is and we'll try and figure out what to do, okay? Yeah, because I was BACK THERE RUNNING MY MOUTH and Ashley didn't like what I said. Okay. So, she pushed in the door. I heard. I heard. All right. back there ever since I said them and they WENT BACK TO BED. OKAY. Did she get Did Did you get hurt OR ANYTHING? NO, I PUSHED HER. I grabbed her shirt. I told HER TO GET OUT. THAT'S ALL I DID. OKAY. All right. So, I I will go talk with them and then I'll go But I'm GOING TO GET OUT. You mean move someplace else? Yes, far away. Okay, well, maybe that'll be a better long-term solution. I don't I left Bobby's house to get the drugs. All right. Well, I'm going to go talk with them and then I'll I'll let two laundry in all them. Well, I'm going to let you know what the But I will leave here locked. I I don't know. But I spent all my money this month to help them. Okay. Help them and I spent my food stamps today, a hundred and some dollars. Okay. And now they want to put me out. Why? Because they got my money? Okay. I'm going to go talk to them and I'll be right back, okay? Yeah, but I'm in the back room. I I hear you knocking a little bit. Okay, I'll knock on the window so you can hear me, okay? Yeah, that's the only way I can hear you, honey. All right. Officers arrived after Bobby requested help removing his mother, Joyce. Inside, they found Ashley with a fresh cut, abrasions, and a torn shirt. She stated Joyce became aggressive when told to leave, attacking her and kicking her in the stomach. Bobby confirmed Joyce was the aggressor and Ashley feared for her safety. All right. Um so, we talked to her and uh and I guess your son and I don't know who else is involved. I DON'T INVOLVED. WELL, IT SOUNDS LIKE THEY came over here afterwards. THEY DID and banging on the door, CUSSING ME OUT. YEP. THE OFFICER WAS STILL ON THE PHONE. SHE HEARD IT. OKAY. All right. So, I guess I told HER TO MIND HER OWN BUSINESS. OKAY. SO, I guess because you guys I'm going to leave. Okay. Because you guys live together and since she got all scratched up and her shirt's all ripped up and stuff, uh That's from ME PUSHING HER OUT. I KNOW. I know. DIDN'T ASK HER TO KICK THE DOOR IN. I HAD THOSE IN MY HAND. I WAS DOING MY ROOM. YOU I I'VE BEEN HERE 4 DAYS ONLY. OKAY. BUT SHE DIDN'T LIKE WHAT I SAID, SO SHE GOT MAD. I I I HEAR THAT. SO, now what? I go to jail? You are. Yep. Take me to jail. THAT'S ALL YOU CAN DO. I KNOW. BUT I WANT MY ROOM LOCKED UP BECAUSE I I DIDN'T DO NOTHING WRONG. That's fine. I don't Is there a TAKE A KEY? NO. OKAY. You don't have A KEY FOR IT? NO, I DON'T. THAT'S WHY I VERY SELDOM LEAVE MY ROOM. OKAY. I GOT TOO MUCH IN HERE THAT I CAN GET STOLEN FROM ME. I MEAN, UNFORTUNATELY, I I don't have any But I DIDN'T DO NOTHING TO HER. SHE BROKE THE DOOR ON ME. WELL, SHE MAY HAVE FORCED HER way in here, but it looks like it sounds like you guys got into some KIND OF ARGUMENT. LOOK, I BROKE MY NAILS AND EVERYTHING. I believe you. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING WRONG. WHY DO I GO TO JAIL? Cuz she's all scratched up and hurt and stuff. And And you said you said you did. SO I CAN BARELY EVEN WALK OR ANYTHING. OKAY. these ladies are SUPPOSED TO BE TAKING CARE OF ME. I KNOW that and it sounds like they're probably not the best people to be DOING THAT. THAT NOW. YEAH, no doubt. Well, let me call MY SON AND TELL HIM I'M GOING TO JAIL. I'VE NEVER BEEN IN JAIL. OKAY. YOU YOU BOBBY HAD ME ARRESTED IN 144. OKAY, do you said you want to call him? I'M TRYING TO CALL HIM. OH, LET ME GET THE OTHER GUY TO WATCH MY ROOM WHILE I GO. Who's that? Brian, he lives in the room over there. Is he here? No, I'm going to call him. Okay. But I'll get my stuff out of here. Because it wasn't right. Okay. I didn't do nothing. I've been here ALL DAY SINCE WE COME BACK FROM THE GROCERY STORE. I BELIEVE YOU. YEAH, BRIAN, can you come HOME AND WATCH MY ROOM? I'm going to jail. Because I pushed HER OUT AND SHE GOT SCRATCHES ON HER. I know. BUT I BARELY CAN EVEN DO I COME BACK FROM THE DOCTOR. I MISSED THE DOCTOR ALL WEEK. My leg is me. I don't feel good or nothing. THEY SLEPT 3 DAYS AND LET them sleep, BUT WE HAD TO EAT. SO YEAH, YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO WATCH MY ROOM OR MY SON AND THEM WILL STEAL MY STUFF. And when I get out I'LL CALL YOU. IF YOU CAN GET A HOLD OF HIM, GET A HOLD OF HIM. All right. But I got to do what I got to do. That's all they said is I'm going to jail because she's got scratches on her. But I guess if her son would come in here and whip my stuff it would be another story. Joyce He's coming back. No, hold on, Joyce. Is If Is he still on the line? Yes, he is. Okay. Does Can he come and help you get out of jail? How? He need 150 bucks. I don't have 150 bucks. No, I'm saying while you have him on the phone, can you ask him to try and help you with that? get me 150 bucks and get me out of jail? During the interview, Joyce was highly animated and yelling. Ashley, having faced past attacks, insisted on pressing charges. Fearing further harm, she wanted Joyce removed. Based on statements and evidence, officers determined Joyce was the aggressor and arrested her. She scratched me and all I did was push her out. Okay. Well, I'm going to bring my phone. Yeah, bring your phone. You got to hide some of mine because I don't know. Just Just shut the room up. Okay. I got to do I got my phone. I'll let you follow him out there. All right, go ahead. You shut up the room. Okay. I'll come back after I post my bail. I'll start packing my stuff up and getting it out of here. I got storage. I guess you got to put the handcuffs on me. We will We will uh NO, PUT THEM ON NOW. WELL, I WANT TO AFRAID OF IT. I want to do it when we're down the stairs so you don't have to wear them while you're trying to go down the stairs. Oh, yeah, I thought. No. Go ahead. Put them on. That's okay. I'm not afraid. We can No, go ahead. Well, I mean, if you really want. I'll be back as soon as I post my bail. Can you turn your wrist this way? Thank you. Love you, too, baby. All right, I'm just going to double lock them here to make sure. For a scratch. I'm not going to run for you. I can't run. No, we don't think you're going to run. No, we're just making sure they're double locked so they don't All right, which way you go? I got We're just going that way, yep. Yeah, sure. 108 Jackson My leg Don't worry. I'm trying to find Joyce. All right, over here. Is there a nice place to sit over there? 108, you can go there. I gave my stuff all out in there in the next couple of days. 95 We should have got my wallet. They better not go in my wallet. Well, I mean, if they come break your stuff or take your things or something, I guess that'd be a whole new crime, you know. Yep, because if they go in my wallet, we're going to have a problem. Yeah. My title and everything my cousin in my wallet. Yeah. I know what's in there. Okay. Yeah. All right, oh, do Do you want I can try and do paperwork or something like that? Yeah, we got He got to go on this one. Oh, I was waiting. One more, one more. You're good. Yeah. Yep, yeah, just going to Yeah. You even have pockets? No, I got pockets on them and nothing in them. Pockets on the pants, but no nothing in them. Got I'll take your phone here. I can't get my inhaler, but Time for we have no one available. They told me, "Oh, the cops is on the way." Where do you want me to run to? Well, I don't think you How you like your phone here, Joyce? My phone's honey. All right, good. Yeah. Stop. Someone's already working on my bail. Yep, so that'll help. Yeah. Joyce was transported to the local county jail without incidents. Joyce was charged with disorderly conduct and pleaded no contest. As a result, she was found guilty and fined $246.50. Please consider showing your support by liking this video to see more of these cases with a proper legal analysis. Make sure to subscribe to stay informed about future cases like these. And if you enjoyed this video overall, check out the next video here.