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After the fact that she she sliced me with it, I don't know if you guys see it, but I got blood on my hands. I said, "Damn, man." Oh, dude. Now I got So now we got to get law enforcement involved. >> I don't have I got choked up. >> Then tell me what happened. >> I got choked the bed. Stop. >> Leave me alone. >> Tell me what happened. >> I got choked out. >> How did you get choked out? >> Because he's been drinking. I threw all his beers around. He choked me out of a corner. He choked me the out. You heard me. He choked me out. >> She been beating on me all day earlier today. Listen, she been beating on me all day, man. Listen, I don't want no problems. She been beating on me all day. She scratched me in the face. She been beating on my head. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> On June 15th, 2024, a volatile domestic dispute exploded in Palm Bay, where accusations of choking, slashing, and punching turned a home into a battleground. He said she attacked him all day. She claimed he choked her out. With no clear witnesses and conflicting stories, the truth hid behind a haze of rage and blood. Watch the video to unravel this messy showdown. >> Gina, you choke me out. Get your out and get out of here. >> Gina, stay up there. >> Kick somebody else out. >> You choke me out. You put your hand >> get in the in front of the house, >> dude. We're going to help. >> I know. I know. >> But this is the time that she needs to actually get locked up. Well, you need to tell us what happened. >> Listen, we was in the house. She's been beating me all freaking day, dude. >> Punching me in the back of the head like this. I went to le I I left three se separate times to go get a haircut, one to the store, you know, just taking a walk cuz this is what my boss told me to do. I've been taking walks, man. I've been I've been I went to the haircut, got my haircut, and and she's she's just outrageous. She's got a knife. She cut me with it and then and then and then I had to hide it from her after the fact that she she sliced me with it. I don't know if you guys see it, but I got blood on my hands. I said, "Damn, man. Oh, dude. Now I got So now we got to get law enforcement involved." She's been acting crazy all freaking day, man. I don't want no problems. Seriously. And And I don't know, man. I I don't know what to tell you. She She took my shoes from me. She freaking everything. I don't know. She's talking with somebody on the phone and and and I don't know who the hell she's talking with, but I'm just trying to keep it calm, cool, and collective. And obviously there's a mark on my face, dude. And and and dude, I don't know. I just don't want to deal with it no more, man. And and I'm I'm cool with PADD, man. You guys are cool. You >> So So what started this whole argument today? >> I don't know, man. I just went to go get a haircut. >> But I thought she was hitting you before you got a haircut. >> She was. So, what started that? >> An argument. I don't know. She goes, "Oh, well, you can't you can't um uh take us out then then I can't be with you." I said, "All right, that's fine." You know what I mean? Like, whatever. Like, but I listen, I have not started no problems today and in I don't know. I live here. I just I don't know, man. >> Are you guys even dating still? >> Yeah. >> How long you been dating? >> For 4 years now. Listen, I just don't want no problems, man. You know what I mean? Look at look what she's doing, dude. You know what I mean? Like, yo, I don't want no problems, man. Obviously, I'm the chill one. You know what I mean? Like, >> let me see the back of your head. >> Where she Where she been heading? >> She struck me back here, but but she punched me in the head. I mean, you guys are not going to see that, but but there's a she cut me with a knife. I don't know. There's an abrasion somewhere cuz I I know I saw blood. >> I don't know, man. >> All right, put your hands out flat like this. >> Palms up. >> Listen, >> picture. Let me see your face. >> From the start, the guy's exhaustion said it all. He's had enough chaos for one day. Covered in small cuts and frustration, he explained how his girlfriend's temper turned the house into a battleground. You can almost feel the mix of anger and frustration in his voice. He begged cops to lock her up while she yelled about being choked. >> Back to your head. >> All right, turn around. Yes, sir. >> Well, then come out here. I got choked the out. You don't have a warrant. I don't have I got choked out. You tell me what >> I got choked the on my bed. >> Leave me alone. >> Tell me what happened. >> I got choked out. >> How did you get choked out? >> Because he's been drinking. I threw all his beers around. He choked me out of corn and he choked me the out. He hurt me. He choked me out. He hurt me. He choked me out. He called his mom. He told his mom to call you guys. I told his mom to stop calling me 3 hours ago. He choked me the out. God strike me. Did I'm not lying. He choked me the out. >> Okay. How did that start? cuz he's been drinking. I don't want nothing to do with that. He's an alcohol. Look, I don't want do with that. Go choke your ex-girlfriend out. Don't choke me out. He choked me out in my corner. >> Gina, how did he get the scratch on his face? >> What? >> How did he get the scratch? >> I didn't scratch him. I didn't even touch him. He choked me the out of my corner. >> How did he get the scratch on? >> He choked me out, sir. He choked me out. >> How did he get the scratch? >> I don't know. >> Okay. Did you hit him today? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Do you know how long you guys been dating? >> I don't know, sir. I got choked out. >> You don't know how long you guys been dating? Cuz you guys sir, I don't want to do that. I don't even want to I don't even want part of that no more. I got choked out. >> It's a simple question. How long have you guys been dating? >> I don't know. >> Do you need medical? >> I got I needed medical 3 hours ago, but I would have called you guys with some problems. I got choked the out. God knows I'm telling the truth right now. >> God. Lord. Sir, I got choked up. >> Gina, let me ask you. Do you need medical now? >> I don't want to be bothered by nobody or nobody's problems. I got choked out. >> Do you need medical now? >> I got choked out. >> Gina, do you need medical attention right now? >> Hours ago when I got choked out >> right now. Do you need medical attention? >> Go at him. He choked me out. He choked me out. He choked me out and I'm hurt. And I'm hurt and I'm crying about it. >> My mom's watching everything. How dare you try me like that? I'm going back in my house. You ain't got no word. You ain't got no word. He choked me the out. No, sir. I got choked the out. I'm not getting set the up. >> I got choked out. >> What do you mean? What's my plan? My plan is to press charges on her. >> Okay. >> I have a scratch on my face. She's been beating me all day. That that that's the plan. I want a sergeant out here if anything. >> I have a scratch on my face. Yes. I I want to press charges. Okay. So, here's the thing, right? >> Yes, sir. >> I I need her to go either go to COC or go to jail. >> I can't make her go to circles care. >> Okay. Well, then she's going to jail then. >> I can't I can't say that. >> Okay. Well, I have a mark on my face. Okay. It's your word against hers is at this point. I'm not doing you wrong. I've never done you wrong. >> Gina's side was a broken record of he choked me out. But her story crumbled faster than a stale bar pretzel. She dodged questions about scratches on her boyfriend's face, insisting she never touched him. Meanwhile, he swore she'd been beating him all day. No marks on her, but his visible injuries screamed louder than her denials. Cops were stuck in a he said, she said swamp. >> Have I not? >> Well, what's going on? >> I can't determine a primary aggressor. She's saying one thing, you're saying another. It's a he said, she said. There's no independent witnesses. >> She has no marks on her. She She abused me. She I'm the She abu She's been abusing me all day. >> You keep coming back, dude. >> I understand that, but she's been abusing me all day. So, what's what I mean, if she's been Let me Let me Let me put it straight with you. Right. If I punch you in the back of the head right now, that's still that that's going to bruise up. That's not something that's just going to magically dis disappear with a little bit of sprinkle of dust, right? If I punch you and you get punched hard enough, is it not going to leave a bruise on your head? I'm asking you a serious question. >> Am I right or wrong? >> I don't know, man. By law, you're wrong. By law, you're wrong. >> How am I How am I wrong by law? >> Because I have a scratch on my face, which is I have damage, you know what I'm saying, to my physical body. That That is That is domestic violence. She She's been hitting me all day long. >> She has She She's been scratching me all day long. You're going to take her word against mine? >> I'm not taking her word against yours. >> So So what's going on here? I mean, like, okay, so you guys are going to get called back again is what you're saying? That's what you're telling me. You guys are going to get called back again. >> Then don't. >> My mother My mother called you guys. >> Yes, I live here. This is my residence. Do >> you have some other to >> No, I really don't. Because here's the issue. >> Just a minute. >> Here's your issue. There's a domestic violence going on here and you guys are whatever you want. >> All right, I'll hear you out. What's going on? >> Okay, we have to be able to determine who's the primary aggressor. >> All right. >> And we can't because you're saying she hit you. She's saying you choked her. >> If I choked her, there would be a a a mark around her neck >> potentially. >> Okay. So, did you guys interview that? Did you guys take care of that issue? >> You can see the mark. No. Go see if she has a mark around her neck. >> Go see if she has a mark around her neck. Yeah, I'm stopping right now. >> You guys do your job and you guys see if there's a mark around her neck. And I guarantee you there's not. >> We are doing our job. >> All right. Do your job then. See if there's a mark around her neck. >> Dude, every time we come out here, it's the same. We tried getting you out, but yet you've burned all your bridges and you still come back and we're still dealing with the same. >> Yes, sir. Is it okay if I go inside and get my shoes? And >> I can't deny you access to your house. >> All right. But but but make sure I go in there with her with her without having problems out of the house. >> All right. Well, can you uh escort me in some kind of way? >> All right. >> She ain't going to let us in the house to escort me inside the house. >> Sergeant's not going to escort you inside the house. >> Stop. Gina, stop. >> That's it. >> That's her own fault. >> The man's frustration boiled over. Scratches on his face. A day of alleged beatings and the officer who seemed to shrug it off. He insisted Gina's fists left their mark. But the officer's not all punches bruised line felt like a slap to logic. Gina kept deflecting, claiming innocence while he pointed to his wounds. The lack of witnesses made it a stalemate, but his visible injuries were hard to ignore. She put her hands on me, man. She's been putting her hands on me all day. >> I'm done. That's it. You can tell I'm done. Thank you guys. I appreciate what you guys are trying to do and what you got going. You can clean up MS yourself. >> Let me let me let me put something by you. All right. >> Yeah. No, of course. You want to put it on your >> No, no, no, no, no. Listen, I don't care if you leave it in the road. I don't give a Listen, it's not about training, right? It's about about what the Florida statute says, >> right? So, so don't don't ever don't ever bring that up. It's it's we need more training, sir. It's it's about Florida state statutes. Okay. >> Yeah. No, I mean I mean, listen, you guys should be doing I'll call your sergeant here in a little bit. >> Okay. I know you will. >> Yeah. And um I understand you guys are doing what you're supposed to do, but I mean I honestly in my opinion I don't think it's good enough, but you guys are doing what you're supposed to do and I understand and and and you know what I mean? And and I appreciate you guys. You know what I mean? I know you guys have been here many times before and um but this ain't right. You know what I mean? Like she she's putting her hand she's been putting her hands on me all day, man. And and it's not right. I I I I went to county. I went I I I went to county for domestic violence, man. This is not right, man. You know, and everybody around here will even tell you like this crazy. >> She's nuts. >> But you keep coming back. >> But what? All right. >> But you keep coming back. >> Okay. Yeah. All right. So, >> hold on. Do Do you hear the problem? You keep coming back and then you >> I understand that, sir. But if you got nowhere else to stay, you're you're going to keep coming back as well. Gina, stay up there. >> Come down here. >> I'm getting my mail. I'm not touching >> I'm just trying to get to >> Gina, get to the front of the house. I'm tired of telling you what to do. >> Handcuffs. Go. >> Can I get my mail, please? >> Leave. >> I'm on a house arrest. >> I don't care. Then if you're on house arrest, then you can't get your mail. >> Yes, sir. >> Gina, you're about to go to jail. Sir, >> I'm telling you, Gina, get to the front of the house. >> Yes, sir. I'm over here. Go. Bye. >> Go. Cuz you're just coming here to start trouble. I'm >> No, I'm not, sir. >> Wait till we leave. >> I'm really not. >> Go sit in that chair until I leave. >> I'm really not. >> You're not listening. >> I hope you guys drive safe. >> Gina, you're about to get You're about to get a charge. >> Go sit in that car. >> For what? >> I will take you to jail for being drunk out in public. >> I'm just trying to get my mail and go back. >> Go sit. Do you want to go to jail? >> No, sir. >> Then go sit in a chair. That's what's going to keep you from going to the chair. >> Yes, sir. I'll respect it. Yes, sir. But I didn't put my hands on them. >> Five. >> Four. >> Four. >> Or you do one of them. >> Three. >> I'm getting out of here. >> By then, the guy was fed up, demanding a sergeant. Gina still played the victim, dodging questions about their relationship like she was allergic to straight answers. Despite his scratches, Gina walked free because the officers couldn't sort out the mess. But surprisingly, later that evening, the cops got the second call. >> Later that evening, police were called again. >> He told me right in my face that he went through my wallet and took it from me and he's destroyed my my wallet in front of my face. You guys can clearly see it. He's put his arms around my neck. He came back after you guys left after you guys know that I didn't want to be involved with you guys. >> And he just he made more problems. >> Why didn't we leave after the first time we got here? >> I just want my card back. >> Why didn't we leave after the first time? >> I just want my card back. going to put my hands on nobody. I just want my car back so I can leave. >> Okay. Well, we didn't leave. >> I was here before before he left. He's the only one that's been around here in my home around me today. >> On God. I want my car back. I want my car back. I want to leave. >> Why didn't we push >> I want to leave, sir. I want my car. >> Should have left earlier. This could have been avoided if you left early. You know what I'm saying? >> But that is that's a felony for stealing from somebody. >> No. >> Yeah, it is. >> It's a misdemeanor. >> Taking somebody's card is a felony. >> It's a misdemeanor. >> It doesn't matter. >> It's a misdemeanor. >> It doesn't matter. I want my card back from him. That's not his That's not his idea. There's nothing more we can do. >> Sir, he he's choked me out. >> He's broken my wallet in front of my face. Took my my card. All I want to do is get my money and get the from around him. >> I understood. >> He's causing problems up on me. >> Yeah, but he's been >> He was there 24 hours ago. He's been the only one in front of my face. >> This has been going on for years, though. What I'm saying? So, like >> she she marked me on the face. She She been beating on me all day, man. Earlier today, >> listen. She been beating on me all day, man. Listen, I don't want no problems. She been beating on me all day. She scratched me in the face. She been beating on my head. You know what I'm saying? What time? >> Um, >> this started at like 11 11:30. Like started at 11:30. When did the markings and the hitting start? >> 11:30. >> That all started at 11:30. >> 11:30. >> And you've been here ever since? >> Yep. >> Yeah, most likely. >> Okay. She She's been starting since 11:30. I don't know what the she's got going on. I I mean, I don't know. I mean, >> even your corporal turned around and told us to have a couple drinks for him, but that's not the point. >> Are there any other marks on you? Any other marks? Anything on? Let me get some pictures of you. >> Just this this one right here. >> Gina was back now whining about a stolen card and more choking. This time she had main character energy, acting like she was the only victim in this soapless opera. But the evidence, it still pointed at her. The guy had scratches. She had na yet she preached innocence like she auditioned for saintthood. Officers finally started connecting the dots and it wasn't looking good for her. >> Go ahead. >> Stand up for me, Gina. >> No, sir. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> What are you talking about? >> Domestic battery. >> I didn't even do anything. >> Yep. >> For what? What did I do? I didn't hurt nobody. >> He's got scratches all over his face. >> I didn't do that to him, >> sir. He stole my car. >> Do we need two or No, >> I didn't do anything to anybody. I promise you. I really didn't. I didn't even hurt him. >> You good? >> I did not put my hands on nobody. >> Come on, Gina. >> I didn't put my hands on nobody. >> Come on. >> I didn't put my hands on nobody and my car is going. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Ow, man. >> Push. Come on. >> What did I do? >> Get in the car, Gina. I didn't do the car. Gina, get in the car. >> I didn't. My car is stolen. >> My card is stolen. >> And I didn't do nothing to nobody. Gina, >> roll. >> I didn't do nothing to nobody. >> I didn't do nothing to nobody. My card is stolen. >> Swing your feet. >> I didn't do nothing to nobody. That is against the law. >> You good? >> Yeah. Yeah, we're good. >> Okay. >> He's stolen my money. He's playing his hands. Let me throw your heart at me. I didn't do anything so I don't have to put you in it myself. >> I didn't put your feet in the car. >> We'll throw your shoes. >> I didn't put my hands on nobody. >> I didn't do anything wrong to nobody. >> Hey, we need ow. >> Are you done? You're going to get it. >> Stop. Stop. Are you done? Are you done? >> I got it. I got it. I got it. >> Ow. That hurt. >> Yeah. >> Give him your hand. >> I didn't. >> You're going to get it again. >> She said the comfort to nobody. >> Yeah, I am. >> I just don't. >> This is not fair. >> Gina, you just tried to escape our custody. >> I don't I don't feel great. >> Well, you just got tased cuz you tried to escape our custody. >> You guys just tried to hurt me and I didn't even do nothing wrong to nobody. How'd you slip the cuff again? >> I see it. >> I didn't put my hands in open. I'm going to I'm going to >> They're stuck in the door. Stop. Stop. >> This is against law. This is against law. Call me medical, please. >> Sorry, this is not great. Ow. Just get the >> do nothing for nobody. >> I got it way up too much. >> Yeah. >> Right there. >> That's good. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Get in the car, please. >> What did I do? >> Get in the car. >> I got strangled. >> Sit down. >> I didn't call you guys. beat her head. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Ow, man. >> When the cuffs came out, Gina's tune changed faster than a radio station. She suddenly claimed not doing nothing to nobody, but the scratches on his face told a different story, trying to slip the cuffs and dodge the cop car. Bold move, but it earned her a taser zap. The lesson here, you couldn't outrun your own chaos. Gina was charged with domestic battery. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. 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