On March 28th, 2024, deputies in Florida responded to a home after a mother called for help removing her daughter from the property. Here's what the deputies did next. [Music] How you doing? I've had another day. What's going on? MFA. I've been out for the fourth time today. Well, I've been here two a week and a half and this is the fourth time she's kicked me out. Jeez, it's a pretty good record. Are you joining? Yes, I am. Is that how you say it? Yes. Okay. All right. So, is it mom? Mom. Where's mom? Inside. Do you have any card on you? I don't really need to show you. Well, I'm here because something occurred. They're saying a physical domestic happened. So, Oh, did it? In the process of an investigation. Yes, you do have to identify yourself. If you really want to play the game, I can fingerprint you and do all that stuff if necessary. I'm not doing this. Hm. We're not doing that. Well, well, we're going to have to put a jacket. Is this what we're doing? I just need She need help. I can't Oh, come on. Come on here and talk to me. Okay. I'm her mother. Mhm. Okay. So, she used to live in Tampa. Mhm. She working. She lost the job. Mhm. She lost the job. Um I bring it back home because she's homeless. So I don't want my daughter of course I don't want my daughter in I'm a parent. I date that. Okay. I tried to help it anywhere. But she need she have mental issue right now. I know she's talking by herself. She do she cry a lot. You know she feel she have a drug addict father and a mother that cares about her husband more than her child. Okay. Well, she's going to go eat that, but it has, you know, she takes care of her husband cuz her husband likes to drink do whatever. So, what happened today? I tell him you need to go because she's still loud and loud. I I can't I can't because I don't want it. I don't want it. I told her that I have my therapy appointment tomorrow. So, do me a favor. Please get your ID card for me. So, I I You do? I don't cuz there's no criminal charges. Doesn't matter. There could be criminal very easily could be criminal charges. You're going to put them on me. So you're going to make up some charges. That's what we're doing now. Well, I don't I don't try to make any I just wanted she need help. I I don't know what kind of help she can get. So now he's trying to press a law on me trying to press charges on me because I don't want to give you my ID. That only goes. But why you can't give me the ID? For what? He knows my name. My name is Jocelyn Sto. What's the problem? She has He has my name. He I don't have to show him. I don't have to show him. He can look it up. Go, Johnson. So, I have a mug shot. Look it up. Anything physical happen? No. She'll have put her hands on you. No. Okay. You want her gone? I wanted she get some help somewhere. Well, she drive to Centerstone then or something like that. So, do you want her gone right now? She has to evict me and you know that it's legal. Yes. You've been here 2 days. You haven't established residency. I My license is here. This has been my residency. You've been gone and you've you came back. She said I can come back here once I live here. My toothbrush is here. Once she says I can. Well, you're an officer. I'm not going to argue with you. You okay? Right there. Go grab your stuff. So, you can go. I'm not leaving. You can't force me. You can't touch me. You can touch me if you want to. You want her gone? Yeah. I can't I can't have it that argument back and forth because you cannot force me. It's not going to stop. I don't want to keep calling. William 31. You need help. She need help. Mental. She had long. I'm telling you your your boyfriend's a likes men. I need mental issues because I'm telling you that your husband. She been here one week. They know because on the same team stop. How long has she been here? She she come back last Saturday. She been here a week. A week. How long has she been gone? For maybe like a two or three years. Two or three years? Yeah. Okay. She didn't update your address. Yeah. My address is on my ID. Yeah. It doesn't count. Go get your stuff and go. No. Yes. Mom want you. Do you want to trespass her? So if she comes back on, if we trespass her, we can arrest. Yeah. Go ahead and trespass me. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. No, just like a dog. You have two choice. You have to look in for mental. No. Go ahead. Trespassing. Go ahead. Go ahead. Trespass me. Mom, go ahead. Trespass me cuz that's the day that I'm leaving and I will never speak to you again. Okay. You don't have to trespass. Tell them to trespass me. Okay. Tell them. Tell them. Then you going to go tell them. Tell them tell them to trespass. If we go in circles at this point, it's time to go at this point. You got to choose your trespass. It sounds like it's going to repeat itself over and over again. So, it's because I'm telling her that her but her boyfriend have nothing to deal with. Every time I'm here, there's a problem. This is all money. It's my only day off. Because he's I see why. And I'm trying to protect my mother from having HIV. and and doing drugs and alcoholic and Okay, so do you want her to go? Tell her to go. If not, we can trespass her. She can grab her stuff and we'll get her going. Okay. Simple as that. Do you want her gone or no? You have to. I can't. Okay, then go ahead. Tell them trespass me. Tell them. I can't. Okay. Well, then tell them to trespass me. You know, do you know you're not anything? Go ahead and tell them to What's your name? Benny. Benny. Okay. Right now, all we could do is we could trespass her. Nothing. She told me nothing physical occurred during your argument. Okay. Pass me so I will never come back. She says no crime. Clearly she's not going to leave of her own valition. She doesn't want to go be in the streets again and be in my car and then have her calling me 100 times. You're you're you're a 30-year-old woman. Figure it out. Okay. That's what she be telling me all the time. That's this is why I'm the way I am. I've been doing this since I was 15 years old because at 15 she did this. It's all right. And then she wonders why my mental is the way it is. You know, she's been like that because she's being in pains. I can't fix that right now. What do you want us to do? She have to go. I can't my my Do you want her trespassed or No, right now I'm I'm I'm nervous. I I'm I'm in depression. I can't I can't have it. I can't have it. Cuz I told him, "Shut up. Don't say nothing." Fine. Go grab your stuff. I'm not Get your stuff. You cannot touch me. You can't force me. And if you touch me, I'm suing. If you touch me, just tell her she's If you want her trespasser, tell her she's trespassed. Otherwise, there's nothing we can do for you. That's where that's where we're at right now. You're going in circles talking to her. I mean, I don't know what to tell you. If if you want me to go and tell them and I trespass me, tell them. Okay. So, I have to do whatever I have to do, then I have to do that thing. All right. So, you want to trespass? Yeah. Right. That's right. All right. Then you're formally trespassed. Get your stuff and go. I want paperwork. You don't get any paperwork. She does. Go get your stuff or get arrested for trespass. Arrest me. You refuse to leave. Arrest me. Really? You want to go to jail over this? I'm not doing it. Grab your stuff or you're going to be arrested for trespassing. Arrest me then. Fine. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. Stop resisting now. Stop now. Back up now. Back up. Get up. You guys will not jail. Oh, she's going to jail now. No, you're not. I won't drive stun you. Stop resisting. I'm going to drive stun you. Stop. Don't kick me. Don't get tased. My taser. Really? Really? This is what we're doing? This is what we're doing, Mom? Roll over now. Roll over now. Stop. Roll over now. Roll over now. Stop resisting now. Touch me. Roll over. Do not touch me. Roll over. No, [ __ ] I'm sticking to the bully ass [ __ ] Roll over. Roll over now. Why am I going to jail? Why am I going to jail? Why am I going to jail? Trespassing. Why am I going to Mom? Tell me to get me. I'll leave. You can't No. For what? You already had the chance. Stop. Tell them I'll leave. Stop resisting now. You cannot arrest me. You alone. Mom. Mom. I didn't do nothing illegal. They're good. Mom. Mom. Mom. What am I going What am I getting charged with? What am I getting charged with? I told you already. What am I getting charged with? What am I getting charged with? arms now. What am I getting charged with? Told you. Trespass after warning. You don't want to listen. Give me your arms. Come on. My [ __ ] You guys didn't give me enough time. Let me grab my [ __ ] Last chance. Last chance. You're going to tase me? Yeah. You're going to tase me. This is what we're doing. Yes. You're going to tase me without me resisting. You're going to pull it down. [Music] up. Cough up now again. Cough up. I can't I can't breathe. I can't I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. [Music] I'm suing you guys. I'm suing you guys. Yeah. Yeah. Really? I'm suing you guys. What's your name? Arrest paperwork. 1 2 3 up. Let me grab my keys. Mom, my keys. That's my car. My keys. Come on. Get out. Give her my keys. Give her my keys. Give her my keys. Give her my keys. Mom, grab my keys. Get out. Come on. Y'all are Got her. Yeah, I got her. Y'all changed me for nothing. Don't like that. All because I told my mom her boyfriend was all because you want me to don't [Music] go stupid ass misdemeanor had to result in this. Yeah, they'll be all right cuz the cams are Are they going to watch your photos? What? I don't know. PJs. Yo, I'm missing you. Killed me. We've been tased. It's okay. Yeah. How'd it do? Hold your hands. I can't. All right. Sit down in the car. Double real quick. One more time. Can you lo a little bit? Yeah, that's what I got you out for. I'm going to make sure you switch right there. Clear is clear. Single side is clear. Single over misdemeanor got tased. Yep. There we go. There we go. So, we need her driver's license her name, but I don't know what to I don't know if she had driver license or not. I need an ID. Car's expired. [Music] Whatever. Okay. Tell me her name. What's her full name? Why is so many people here? Because we were fighting to come in to help us. Her last name's only unhyenated. That's why she used What's her legal name? What's her birthday? I'm going to pull you on research. Are you going to give us any issues with you? No. Okay. How are you? Good. How are you? I've had a better day. I see that. Come on. Okay. Do you have anything that's going to hurt me? Poke cut me. No. Do you have anything you're not supposed to have? Okay. You know it's another charge when it come. We're going to start taking this off. Okay. Anything. [Music] against the uh corn. All right, take off your shoes. Hello. Put your shoes on. Watch your hand. She got mental issues. I know that she been crying a lot. I had to pick that up. Bring it back home. I know. She she been crying a lot, lonely and talking by herself, you know, trying uh I can see when she's sleeping like she can barely breathe like she she wake like get up like that. So of course I don't want my daughter in the street. But I need somebody take it and you know I'm thank you. Of course. Unfortunately, the way things went down, the way they did is because she fought. She kicked us. She fought us. There's We don't want to do that. This is a simple please get your stuff and go to now it's she's going to jail. We don't want that. There's there's there's real criminals out there we could be going after. Now we have to we're tied up on say like I said she been I'm I'm telling you I've been asking for a lot of help. She she's mentally she's not doing good. I'm telling you just like a mom. She's been dealing with this for most of her life. Has she been to Centerstone? She's seen a doctor. She's seen a doctor. Mhm. But she been losing a lot of people mentally. She's not like I'm her mother. I know this is getting worse. These years is getting worse. She just lost the job. Just she's going to mental program or something because I know she have mental. Well, then when you go pick her up, when she gets bonded and she go pick her up, Centerstone's down the street. They can see your inpatient, they can see her outpatient. Okay. There's a lot of programs out there if you want to help her. But this is why I tried that already. But she's a 30-year-old woman who doesn't want the help. Oh, she did? Yeah. Okay. Are you able to press a little to your right? All right. Put a probe on your right finger. I'm not seeing anything. Doesn't mean nothing's wrong. Your vitals all look great. Still a good idea to go get checked out. Are we taking her to the hospital? Huh? Are we taking her to the hospital? You can. We can. I mean, it's not a bad idea to go get checked out. Little anxious. Feel good. Okay. [Music] Good to go. You guys, I got to take her to the hospital. Get her jail put anyway so she doesn't need to be transported. I have to take her to the hospital anyway. Thanks again. You're welcome. Have fun. 341 B51 at Bay Shore ER. Starting mileage 293. How are you? You have anything on you at all? Nothing. Nothing in your pocket. All right. Do a favor. We're going to go over here by the vehicle. Put your chest on the vehicle. All right. Put your chest on the vehicle. All right. You're going to put your right leg up. Put your right leg up. You didn't miss anything during the pat down here, Jasmine? You didn't miss nothing. You're not going to take nothing inside the jail with you, right? All right. I'm going to take this off. I'm going to swap these out with mine. Okay. All right. You're going to Hold on. Hold on for a second. Let's see what this is. Is this a That's a brush strap or Okay. Don't make sure doesn't have a key or anything like that. Like a Watch. Okay. All right. You good? Hang tight. All right. uh anytime. The suspect was charged with resisting an officer without violence and trespassing. The suspect was a $6,500 bond which she later boasted. In court, her charge of trespassing was dismissed and she pleaded not guilty to resisting an officer without violence. She later took a plea deal and amended her plea to no contest to resisting an officer without violence. He was sentenced to 12 months of probation in order to pay $1,83 in fines and court costs. [Music]