your child alone at home while you guys went door dashed. >> Uh, no. >> Okay. So, where is your child? >> With his grandmother. >> You have a responsibility as a parent. Okay. I can't parent your child for you. >> They truly believed their web of lies and entitlement would never [music] catch up to them. >> Where is the grandmother's address? >> I have no idea. >> I'm a good mom. I've never had a felony. I've never done drugs. I've never done anything. No, no. You know what? Kick mying ass. >> Oh, come on now. >> Hey, that's it. >> Instead, their hidden secrets were caught on camera, leading straight to a muchneeded reality check. On May 9th, 2024, in Stow, Ohio, a dance studio owner called 911 after a mother threatened to tear up the office just because class was delayed by 30 minutes. She believed her feelings were above the law until the police gave her a reality check >> or >> when you showed them around. Oh, that that happened today. Okay. >> No, they registered like back in August, but this happened um an hour ago. >> Okay. [clears throat] >> So, um came in for class. Well, maybe a little over an hour ago. Came in for class, showed them around. They sat down, told them that the studio was going to open up as soon as they went in. She's welcome to go in. Just hang out there. She's comfortable. Hanging out. They were fine. So then he came up and he's like, "Well, what time's the class start?" I said, "Oh, it's at 5:30." I thought they were just here early, not realizing that they did that. There was a miscommunication with a study. >> Perfectly fine. >> So what? They think it was 5 or >> uh Yes. >> Um and that was it. Then I got a phone call from the mom and she was like yelling at me, threatening me. How dare we put her and her daughter in an unsafe situation? Why do we think we have the authority to do this? Who do we think we are to take people's money and change >> unsafe situation? >> Apparently by changing the time I don't know if that enraged the husband that he had to sit here for or the ex-husband the dad if he had to sit here with the child for an extra 30 minutes and that it was going to create an unsafe situation with the child when they left cuz >> Okay. And who do we think we are? We have how like how do we take people's money and how do we think that we can put them in this situation? How what am I going to do to fix it? What am I what are we going to do to make this right? >> Um and then she said then she was talking to Kristen because I she wanted to talk to her and they said I can't >> one more time. I'm sorry. I >> and I said okay. Hang on. >> Okay. >> I don't remember what you said. Are you your loner's husband or loner? >> Okay. >> So then I get person on the phone. She and I are talking. It went past the 5 minute mark. So then she calls back screaming at Lori who picked up the phone. And Lory's like I have no idea what we were talking about. I'm so sorry. Like you let me put you on hold. She's threatening Lori. She said, "Don't you dare put me on hold." So then I got her on the phone on speaker. I have Lori on the phone on speaker or excuse me, Kristen on the phone. They're talking to each other and she's mocking Kristen, yelling at Kristen. Who do we think we are? all this stuff seem like. >> Instead of acting like a mature adult, she turned a minor issue into dramatic chaos. Refusing to back down, she chose to argue with officers right outside the studio. >> As much as you want, >> would you like to step outside and speak to me? >> Yes, actually. >> There we go. That'll work. I'm coming for you. >> Well, we're not going to we're not going to threaten her in front of the police. >> I'm not threatening her. >> I'm coming for you as a threat. Yeah. >> Go step >> 4:35. That was the only time I could get her into ballet. >> Okay. >> She changed the schedule, didn't notify, took the money. >> Okay, >> that's my problem. My ex-husband is upset because now he has to wait extra long for her to finish her classes and that's the problem. So, you know, >> do you feel the kids are in danger? >> When you say abusive, verbally, physically, >> verbal, verbal, and emotional. This is well documented with the Summit County. >> Um, >> so you guys aren't Stow residents or you >> I live in Stow. He doesn't know. >> Okay. So, >> her calling the cops cuz I'm coming up here to talk to her about her changing the schedule. What right does she have to do that? >> Well, I mean, anybody can call the cops. That's what we're That's what we're here for. We come to see >> Yeah, but you're acting like I'm doing something wrong. >> No, it's not at all. >> It kind of seems >> Okay. Well, I apologize. It came off that way. >> Okay. When I You got to understand when I get here, I have I have half the story, right? >> If And if you pull up my information, you're going to see that I have contacted police about him as well. >> Okay. >> In the past. So, for her, so what happens is, >> so did he leave? The actual problem here is is your ex-husband. The actual no the actual problem there would not have been a problem if Kristen had not changed the time >> and had notified me in any way, shape, or form, which she chose not to do. >> Okay. >> But she did choose to take the money. >> So what is what is the plan? >> I'm here right now to make sure that she's safe when she gets in the car with him. >> How how much longer is class? >> Till 6:15. >> 6:15. So it's almost done. Okay. >> Yeah. So, you're getting we already got your refunds. >> I'm Kristen's husband. So, >> what happened to him? >> Let him discuss with you. >> Maybe come outside, right? >> I'm just going to I think he's going to discuss your money situation with you. >> She said it was refunded. There's no discussion. Please walk away. >> You don't want the spectacle here. >> Excuse you. >> Excuse you. >> Excuse you. You made the mistake. You made the error. Step away. We're going to bring your daughter out. >> You put my daughter in unsafe situation. Okay, >> officer. I'm not >> What's the unsafe situation? >> Sir, I'm I'm I'm a >> Can you Can you just go get her daughter? >> Get her. >> Can I do what? >> When the class is No, when the class is over, I've already paid. >> It's over. >> Okay, then don't step out here again. >> You don't feel that they're in any physical danger. Correct. >> No, it's just emotional again. Thanks to Kristen, she's she's made it so much worse. And I know you think this is ridiculous. You're here for her. I got you. >> I actually don't. >> No, I don't believe you. >> Well, I'm sorry you feel that way. >> But he kind of became >> You let him come out. >> They had you here cuz I told him I was coming up. >> What's your phone number, sir? >> Ma'am, sir. >> For what? >> Put in my report. >> While she stood outside fuming, officers stepped inside and quickly uncovered the truth. >> Yeah. You want to come with me, Spirit? >> Hey, you guys, find your lockers for us. >> Did you guys get a phone call? >> Apparently, one's wife called in here, threatened the staff. They were She just told Kristen she's coming after her and blah blah blah blah blah creating this big spectacle >> while your daughter's in class. Now, they they made a mistake. >> No, their child was in the class like 15 minutes long. >> Yeah. I know. I talked to the girl at the front when we got her. >> And they said you were scheduled. In >> fact, Kristen was concerned about turning the daughter over to her. >> Oh, no. You can obviously tell what's going on with her, right? >> So, I'm going to be very What? She's She's alleging that you're pissed off about the class time. >> No, >> but >> I can show you the text message I sent her. >> Do you mind actually? >> Oh, no. You can see >> you can see all the other messages that she sent me today and to all her family, including coping her attorney. When she sends these crazy messages, it's because she's been drinking. >> It's obviously when you just talk to her. >> So, this is typical behavior >> of her. Yeah, >> absolutely. Okay. >> I can speak on behalf of Kristen. And your daughter's welcome here to come take classes. >> Well, I have them on Thursday. >> I have them on Thursday night. So, it falls right in line with me picking them up from school and coming straight here. >> She was refunded already. >> Okay. >> Are we can What are we going to do in the future here? And are we trespassing her? This lady is not a welcome back. Okay. >> Yeah. No, you can bring your daughter. >> Yeah. No, >> and we'll work that all out. But for for they they re she paid >> no available this way. >> Yeah. I said we refunded her money. >> Yeah. This is >> Kristen, come here. >> This is her husband. >> No, exhusband. Hi. >> I'm sorry. That's all right. Um, we got a we got a phone call um right after you uh had put in class and we thought everything was fine and >> it is and >> Lauren um your ex-wife called here and threatened Lauren and said that she put uh we put in danger of you and but she's actually got very belligerent and we actually refunded her money and asked her not to come back because she just came in and said now She threatened Lauren and now she just threatened me that she's going to come back and >> well, she's not in her right mind right now, which I think is apparent. So, >> um, >> and there's tons of backstory regarding >> the studio banned the toxic mother while welcoming the father and child. But the moment the officer stepped outside to inform her, he immediately realized she was heavily intoxicated. >> Your ex-husband's fine. He has no issue with the class change. Um, you >> I I have no choice but to report you because I told you that he was abusive. >> Okay. >> And then you took my daughter. >> Okay. >> Took him and you went inside and told me to >> You are not welcome back here at the on this property. Okay. If you come back, you will be charged >> for what? >> For trespass. >> Okay. >> Okay. Also, you are highly intoxicated. So, you are not going to be allowed to drive away from here. So, I So, let's get you started on a ride. And you drove here >> and you were the one causing the scene today, not him. >> That No, it wasn't about him. It was about me and her. >> Yeah. And mistakes happen. What they've done. >> I mean, the reality is is is ridiculous. Mistakes happen. >> Okay. >> Fair enough. >> The fact that you were going to do you Well, first of all, you didn't need to in the first place. >> Well, I would disagree with the way that you were acting when you walked in. >> Yeah, I would definitely disagree. And >> And why is that? because you're being disorderly. >> What does that mean? >> Rude, belligerent, making a scene in front of kids. Here's the deal. I don't have to explain anything else to you. >> Okay. >> Okay. What I'm telling you is to find a ride. >> Hey, can I have the um your card and maybe the chief police, please? >> I don't have the chief police, but I can give you mine. >> What's his name or her name? >> The chief? >> Yeah. >> Uh chief film. >> What is it? >> Chief films. film like a picture. >> Yes. >> Okay. I'm going to be in contact because what happened? >> Okay. >> Completely out of line. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Have a good night. >> Yeah. I wish you goodbye. The next morning, police returned to serve citations and a court summoned for public intoxication and disorderly conduct. but she claimed she was far too busy and important to accept a ticket from law enforcement. Once the footage was released, people online were genuinely outraged by her behavior. Poor little girl. How embarrassing to have mom act like this in front of her and everyone. I hope dad is able to get full custody. Seems like her ex-husband has absolutely no clue he was going to be mad. A drunken meltdown was only the beginning. What came next was even more absurd. On March 12th, 2024 in Ohio, patrol officers caught a married couple in a violent brawl right on the side of the road, airing out their domestic drama in broad daylight. Their stubbornness and total lack of control will leave you speechless. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. He tried to snatch the keys from me and the key cut my finger. Cut my hand. >> Let me see. You okay? >> Yeah. I can get you a band-aid. >> That's s to you. He is my ex-husband now. Well, he's my husband, but I'm going to be filing for a divorce. Literally, the cop literally saw him about to chase me and grab after me. He does that [ __ ] >> Relax. Relax. Relax. Just bring it down. You're not in danger now. I know you just went through something, but we need we need specific questions answered in a specific order here. So, let's focus on that. We understand that came from the keys. >> Yes. >> So, you had the key in your hand. and he tried to rip it as a result of that. My chain >> and the whole key thing broke. >> Where do you guys live? >> Uh door hand place. We were door dashing. Can't take you calling me. We're driving. You're calling me a yelling in my ear. I can't do that while driving. That's dangerous. I don't doing that. I stopped right here and told him, "Hey, either you find your way home or you got to get out." He kept yelling at me in the car. He snatched the keys from me which caused me to bleed. I got out of the car. That's when I saw the cop. The cop came and pulled around because he saw my husband about to run and grab at me. That's when he came cuz the cop literally saw my husband about to do that. He does it all the time. He literally puts his hands on me all the time. There's been incidents where people in public have seen it and he disrespects me. I can't keep doing this. >> Have you ever filed charges against him? >> No. Yes. This is in my name. You don't have your baby with you, right? >> No. No, ma'am. >> Okay. And then where are the keys inside? >> No. Uh, I took the keys out of the ignition and I had them in my hand and he >> Oh, I thought when I came up to you originally, I said, "Is it locked and the keys are inside?" You said, "Oh, no, no, no. Sorry, my bad." >> You were just >> Right. Then, officers discovered that both parents had left their young child sleeping home alone just to make food deliveries. Instead of worrying about her baby, the mother thought she could easily lie her way out of it. >> So, their child, their baby, they went to Door Dash and left the child at home sleeping. >> Oh, and she just said they have a baby >> and they were door dashing. >> Yeah, they decided to Door Dash during the nap. >> So, the baby's at home alone >> on Dorham Place. So, we need a West crew to go over there. We'll have her have a seat back here. >> Yeah, the door. >> Can't even make it up. >> No, no, no. cuz it happens too much. >> I know it's hard with kids and that that often plays a a big role in people's decision. >> Have a seat and fill out a statement. >> Left your child alone at home while you guys went door dash. >> Who said >> he said? >> Uh, no. >> Okay. So, where is your child? >> With his grandmother. >> Where is his >> We have to go get her from his grandmother. That's where we were heading to. >> Okay. >> She said we need to come pick up the baby. >> Where is the grandmother's address? >> I have no idea. That's between him and the grandmother. >> Okay. Then why would he say that you guys left the child alone? >> I don't know why he would say that. >> Okay. I guess for y'all to let us go or so we can leave. But is grandmother at the house? What? I can't hear. Okay. Is there somebody else at the house? Wait, you okay? That is not what you said earlier. Okay, you need to tell me when you guys left, where was the baby? In the back. Was there anybody else in the house? Remember the question? Remember the question of is there anybody else at the house besides the baby? You said no. We can play back the video. Okay. So, grandma is the house. Well, she says that it that the baby's at his grandma's house and she doesn't know where that is. >> She said she didn't have her phone. >> Do you have your phone on you? >> No, >> I don't have nothing on you. >> No. Put that stuff. >> The only thing I have is this. >> You don't have to throw it everywhere. Why did you do that? >> Because I told you I don't have my phone on you and you told me to take everything out of my pocket. This is all I have. I have nothing else in my pocket. >> Have I been disrespectful to you? >> No, I just I'm trying to figure out why I'm sitting back here >> and I'm trying to figure everything out. >> If I'm not being arrested, can I please leave? I'm claustrophobic. I don't like being >> right now. Apparently, because he made that statement, you guys are being detained so we can figure out if the baby is at home or the baby is at grandma's. >> Okay. That's what this is about. That's a pretty serious thing. >> Yeah, I know. >> So, that's why we're trying to get to the bottom of it quickly. Do you guys >> if you have your phone and you can get me a number. >> I don't. >> Huh? >> I don't have my phone. >> Um I couldn't hear what he was saying at all. >> Baby that was there. They got into the house with open window. Baby was there all alone. >> Oh. >> Her clumsy web of lies quickly fell apart under sharp police questioning. But instead of owning up to her mistakes, this mother chose to escalate the situation even further. >> Kristen. Kristen, let me have your car keys. >> No, ma'am. >> Your car is going to get towed. Kristen, I need your keys. >> I understand that. No, ma'am. Not without a um I need you to bring me all the necessary paperworks for you to be able to access my vehicle. I do know my rights. >> Put your money back. >> Uhuh. Excuse me. For what? Can I ask you what I'm Wait, wait, wait. I have anxiety. I have I HAVE MENTAL HEALTH. I HAVE MENTAL HEALTH. Please cooperate. Put your other hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Please. >> Okay. Put your hand behind your back and cooperate. >> Please. >> Do not try to do >> I'm not I'm not I'm just >> Put your legs back. >> Already claustrophobic. >> Okay. I will roll down your windows. But you're not going to get your legs up here and start. >> I'm not I'm not I'm just trying to be comfortable. That is it. >> I have mental health. I'm just trying to be comfortable myself. Please let my life go out. >> Resisting. I am not. That is all I'm trying to do. Thank you. That's all I'm trying to do was just put my legs on the seat. >> You're about to get hobbled. Is that what's going to happen? >> You're overreacting. Thank you. I'm just trying to >> Nobody is Why are you yelling at me? All I'm trying to tell >> Listen to what they're telling you. >> All I'm trying to tell you is literally I have mental health issues. That's all I WAS SAYING. >> PLEASE. I HAVE MENTAL HEALTH. PLEASE. PLEASE LEAVE ME ALONE. I LEAVE ME ALONE. LEAVE ME ALONE. Leave me alone. Leave me alone. Oh my god. LEAVE ME ALONE. LEAVE ME ALONE. LEAVE ME ALONE. LEAVE ME ALONE. Just leave me alone. I just need you to stop talking to me, please. That's it. I just need you to leave me alone with my mental health. I just need you to leave me alone. The only person that can really help is my husband. Just leave me alone, please. You're making it worse than it needs to be. If you don't believe me, call Eastway. Eastway will tell you all of my mental health issues. Just leave me alone, please. I'm not. Just leave me alone. [laughter] Just leave me alone. Leave me alone. Baby, >> I need you to keep yourself calm. [laughter] I just want my baby. I just [laughter] >> But I need you to try to get yourself home so we can [laughter] do that. We don't have to go. >> I can't. I'm hyperventil. [laughter] She repeatedly banged her own head to fake a mental health crisis right in front of the officers, forcing them to use physical restraints to shut down the dramatic tantrum. >> Everything is going bad. Everything is >> Hold on. Hold on. Just wait. Shine out. >> She's got A BUNCH. >> EVERYTHING IS GOING EVERYTHING. EVERYTHING. EVERYTHING. EVERYTHING. EVERYTHING. >> [screaming] >> STOP IT. >> PLEASE. I can't breathe. I have [ __ ] >> You're working yourself up. >> I told you to calm down. >> Please get off of me. Please get off my side. Please. >> You need to chill out. >> Daddy, I can't breathe. >> You can breathe well enough to scream. >> You going to get back in the car and not bang your head? >> Ouch. Why are you hurting me if nobody is doing this and you're trying to grab me? >> So, you just agree that you're hurting me because I'm not listening to you. >> That's why IT DOESN'T WORK. >> Watch this. [screaming] My hand. >> My hand. >> The cuffs. >> No, it's how you had my arm. My thumb went in the the the thing. My thumb went in the cup. It hurt. >> Okay. >> It popped. Here's what you're going to do. We're going to sit you back up and you're going to go back in the car. Listen, and you're going to stop >> kicking and flailing. >> Right. >> I'm going to get the hobble and you're not going to be able to walk at all. Do you understand? >> Scoot backwards. There we go. Sit up. Sit up. Come up. >> We are trying to help you and you're not listening. I'm trying to get up. >> Instead of going home to deal with CPS, the woman was headed straight to jail on charges of resisting arrest and child endangerment. While her husband was also taken into custody for domestic violence. Before we move on to the next case, let's see what folks online had to say about her. Get that baby out of their custody immediately and permanently. She only flipped out when they started towing her car, but barely flinched when they said they know her baby is alone. What a trash bag. If they can leave their baby home alone, imagine the neglect inside the home. You think that's bad? The next mother straight up abandoned her own child. On April 28th, 2025 in Florida, police had to step in after a mother threw a tantrum at her daughter and flat out abandoned her at the Harper intersection. How does petty pride spiral into a humiliating showdown with the law? Let's look at how this unbelievable situation played out. What's going on? >> Ask for what's going on. I I don't >> stand over there. Ma'am, stand over there. >> What's going on now? >> You guys are listening to me when I tell you cuz I can't deal with them right now. She >> What's the problem? >> She [laughter] calls everybody [cough] to talk about them in front of my face. >> Okay. Close. Close the door. Close the door for a second. No. No. No. No. No. I don't. I want to get out of the street. You close the door. Take a couple of deep breaths. What's going on? What's your side of what's going on right now? >> I just caught somebody telling her that I'm driving her to school. >> Okay. >> And she got mad. >> Okay. >> And she start she opened the door. >> Okay. >> I parked to the side. >> Okay. All right. Well, why don't you hold off on calling people till you get her dropped off? Then you can talk to people. >> Why? That >> Why? So we don't have to keep trying to find you because you and your daughter are arguing. That's why >> I I want her off my car. I >> You can't. You have a responsibility as an adult, a parent. You have no choice. >> Okay? So we going >> You have a responsibility as a parent. Okay? I can't parent your child for you. You have to drive your child to school. >> Ma'am, >> get in your car and drive your child to school. Ma'am, >> I'm I refuse to drive her. I'm sorry. >> 132. She's refusing to drive the child to school. >> Deep breath. >> Okay. [laughter] >> She tries to play victim, but she knows what she did. She called the person. It's not to tell them that I went to school. No, she just started talking bad about me. >> Like what? >> She was like, just don't talk to her. She's a bad person. >> [laughter] >> And then in front of the passenger seat when you guys told her not to talk to me, she was like, "I'm not going to I'm not going to pick you up back from school. Find your own way back to school. I don't want to deal with you." >> Okay. >> It's just like I wasn't >> How long has this been going on with you and her >> just today? But she' been yelling at me since yesterday. >> This is This all didn't This all didn't just blow up today. >> She's been doing this since yesterday. I just want to go to school. I can't deal with her anymore. I just can't do it. >> She thought she'd punish the child by leaving her behind. All to prove a point, but that shallow power trip only showed everyone just how terrible of a mother she really was. >> So, what started this? What started this now? >> R Y Road and Happer. H A R P E R Boulevard. >> Yes. >> So, what started this now? I was in the phone >> telling her that they found her that they told me to drop her off at school. >> Yeah. >> She started screaming at me. Open open the door to jump out. >> Did you say anything about her being a bad bad daughter or anything while you're on the phone? >> No. >> Okay. Well, that's what I'm getting. >> You know what? I'm always getting blamed. So, >> I'm not blaming you. I'm asking you a question. >> Ma'am, >> it's okay. It's okay. I'm tired of this. I could go to jail. That's fine. Who said anything about going to jail? >> What's a good telephone number for you, ma'am? >> Listen. >> No, no, no. What is I >> Look at my daughter. She's living in the house. >> What is good telephone number for you, ma'am? >> How How long have you been living with her? >> This is my first year back. [laughter] >> Okay. So, like first full year or since January? >> Um, probably first full year. >> Okay. I used to live with my sister when I was going to middle school because she did the same thing. She kicked me out with my brother. >> Your brother still lives with your sister? >> Yeah. >> I just [laughter] can't deal with her anymore. >> How long has this been going on? >> Just just recently. Just know because of a stupid boyfriend. >> Oh, okay. How long has a boyfriend been been a problem? Not saying that he's a problem, but obviously this is what's happening. >> Boyfriend been a problem probably six months. >> Uhhuh. >> But >> has she been a runaway or anything before? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, she when she has problem, she goes to her sister's house, maybe. >> Okay. So, it's just you and her at the house. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Has DCF ever been in your life before? >> And how long ago? Uh my daughter right now is 25 the last time. >> Yeah. So how I mean is it been a long time? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Just understand that just because DC DCF doesn't get just get called when it comes to um problems and people getting investigated. Sometimes people need assistance and it sounds like sounds like y'all need assistance. >> I I took her to therapy. She was doing the therapy was so good that they do even tele visit where you should get in the computer and you talk to them. >> Is she supposed to be taking meds or anything? Is she taking them? >> No. >> Why? >> She don't want to. >> She say she don't want to. >> When was the last time she saw a doctor? >> Um, she haven't seen a doctor. >> Who gave her the med? the the last time she saw that doctor was two months ago. Three months ago. >> Okay. >> However, when officers spoke to the little girl, she made it clear that her mother had stopped taking her to therapy nearly a year ago. >> You're on medication? >> I'm not. No, I'm not. >> Are you supposed to be on medication? >> No, because she took me away from it. She took me out of it. >> When was the last time you saw your your doctor? um my doctor or my therapist. >> Therapist. Sorry. Therapist. >> Um right. As I said, September 8th. >> September. Yeah. She told me September of last year. >> What happened? >> Liliana says that said uh mom was driving her to school and mom got on the phone and started saying that, you know, she's she's being she's a bad kid. She doesn't want her around. Liliana said that mom said that she's going to drop her off at school and then she can find her own way home because she's not picking her up. She keeps trying to provoke me into talking to her and stuff. >> Ignore her. >> I'm trying to. I really >> You're not trying hard enough cuz you're getting out of the car. >> I know, but I can't. Your mom's acting like a child. I >> just can't do it anymore. >> You don't know. We have called for service. >> Well, she wants to jump out. >> You want me to get through the phone and start talking about she's a bad kid to somebody? >> No, no, no, no. I told I'm talking in the phone and I told her that's a whole lie. I told my daughter that I'm driving her. >> Why couldn't you wait until afterwards? >> Because my daughter asked me if we found her. >> No, you just wanted to just make the stuff easy. She's going with you to school. >> I I'm not. >> If you choose refus What are you going to do? Child neglect. >> She could walk to school. >> No, she's not going to walk to school. >> I'm I'm not driving because >> I can walk her to school, but I'm not driving. >> Well, you can walk her to school then. Okay. >> That's fine. You can walk her to school. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> That's your choice. But if you leave her out here, then it's child neglect. >> Okay. Well, I did myself. >> Yep. >> Mom is going to walk you to school. >> Mom's what? >> She's going to walk her to school since you refused to drive her to school. So, she'll walk her to school. She don't want to drive her, so she'll walk her. Oh, she took off. No, >> that's I'll go pull her over. >> Yeah, go pull her over. Now, now we've got a bit Now we've got a parental issue. >> Yes. Child neglect. child neglect. >> Instead of taking 5 minutes to drive her daughter to school, this brilliant mother hit the gas and drove herself straight onto the county's wanted list. 15. >> Do me a favor. Step out of the vehicle. Put your phone down. Put your phone down. >> I'm coming. I'm going hand up like my son. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for child neglect. >> Could I move it? >> No. You're You're being arrested. >> I mean, could my daughter come and pick it up? >> She's She's got She's got until the charger gets here. Unplug that one. All right. Let's go to the back of the car starter real quick. All right. Do you have anything on you that's going to poke the sticker me? >> Yeah. Uh 218 is uh 102. >> We could probably have the daughter, sir. >> All right. I'm Officer M. You're under arrest for child neglect. >> Yeah, I guess. Has she been already been checked, sir? >> Yes, she she searched me. Could you not do that too hard in my hand? >> I've not ma'am, they're locked. >> No, no, I know my hand is broken. >> I'm sorry. It's just my hand is broken. >> Okay, ma'am. Listen to me. >> What does she want to do? >> Just not to hold her too tight because her hand is broken. When was that? When was that? >> I'm supposed to get surgery on it. >> Okay. >> This week, >> understand this. I'm going to take a look at the cuffs real quick. Okay. >> Okay. All right. Have a seat, ma'am. I'll get that seat belt on you. >> Easiest way. I was going to say easiest way is to sit down. >> No. Yeah. He's broken, too. I'm sorry. >> Wow. Listen, I'm not rushing you. >> Okay. Just lean back for a second and put your arm your uh seat belt on. In the end, she was arrested and faced charges of child neglect. Those charges were later dropped. But do you think she actually learned her lesson after this arrest? Let us know in the comments below. Giving up on being a mother is shocking enough, but what comes next is truly ruthless. Police arrived at the beach after a stranger pulled a 5-year-old child from near drowning. Meanwhile, the mother was busy drinking it up at the bar. The shameless confrontation between this mother of the year and the officers will leave you speechless. You have another son with you? >> Yeah. >> How old is he? >> He's fine. >> All right. Go to the beach and look for him. >> What's he wearing? >> What's he wearing? What's he wearing? >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Ma'am, what's he wearing? >> That's what I'm saying. >> Ma'am, get up first. Come over to our car. Do we come with her? >> Um, stay here. Walk with the officer. >> You want them to come or no? You want them to stay there? >> Yeah. I'm still with I'm still with the brother. Yeah. Take it over there by the [ __ ] All right. Come over by our >> Listen, we're like aing five adults here with two of my kids. I just came to to take him to the beach. >> I understand. But when you're questioning why somebody else is holding your daughter, that means that you should have been there to >> literally we were all paying attention to it. Like I was literally just leaving. >> How could everybody be paying attention if an honest citizen that don't even know >> what's going on right now? Like I don't understand which way and died in the beach there with a 5-year-old brother, right? >> What is going on? >> Okay, you left your daughter in the beach with a sibling that's 5 years old watching them >> and she was drowning. Someone had to take it out of the water cuz she almost drowned and died. Do you understand that? I'm a good mom. We're not saying you're not a good mom. 41. >> I'm not saying you're a bad mom. I'm not saying that you're not a bad mom. I never said >> you stepped away from them. >> I for like 5 minutes. >> You left them with a 5-year-old and she ended up drowning. that someone had to go into the water cuz she went too deep and she was taken in water and she almost drowned and people in the beach had to step in and get her out from the water cuz she almost died. Do you understand where we're at right now? >> Where were you at that point? >> Mom, I'm not saying >> I was living right there. I've been checking on her every >> I brought A BLANKET. I BROUGHT WATER. I BROUGHT COKE. I brought everything for them to be comfortable for today. >> Literally last night was my birthday. Today I'm like, "Okay, I'm going to spend time with my kids. I've been with them all day. Like, if that happened for like a second, I'm so scared." >> She scrambled to make excuses, but just a few seconds more and this would have been a full-blown tragedy. The bar staff, however, told a completely different story. >> She was at my bar and she had the kids. And the truth is, when the friend got drunk, I think she thought the men were looking after the babies. She literally has had them the whole time. And I if she wasn't if she was a [ __ ] parent, I would have said so. I'm a foster parent. I f I foster through Citrus. I've adopted. I'm very big on kids. She has had them the whole time. >> And so when her friend was stumbling drug, these are her friend shoes. I think it's her shoes. She took it to the bathroom because she's like she's throwing up, you know? So that's I don't want you to think that she just she wasn't just not being a mom. >> So where's the friend at now or did she leave somebody else in charge? >> So she so she so she went to go Oh god, I want to cry. She went to go she went to go to take her to the bathroom. She said where her brother and her friends I I I think they assumed that the brother and the friend were going to be watching while they were in in the women's room cuz she literally just went she was not she's literally been there the whole time and the kids were with her. >> I'm not trying to be funny, but they really were. So I I she wasn't not being a good mom. >> Somebody found her daughter. I understand that. >> All right. Somebody found her daughter in the water drowning. Some citizen little girl saw the baby drowning. Yeah. The baby's out. Yeah. She's wondering why somebody else is holding her daughter and you're trying to tell her you were not there for her. That's why another citizen is a bartender, a waitress, is holding your child. Why doesn't she know that a citizen is not holding her child? >> I went with her friend and she was concerned like she >> If you just Where's her daughter? Can I make sure she's okay? >> Yeah, she's with Sergeant Benedetti. He's over there underneath the desk. Yeah, you can go over there. >> Okay. Thank you. He is a a bartender at out at one of the tiki bars and he's ascertain he's sticking up for her saying all the time she's been with her child. She always been there. She's not drunk. She hasn't been doing anything. What happened was they were walking a drunk friend over to the bathroom. >> So she kind of left the kids there alone thinking the two other men were going to take care of the kids while she walked the drunk friend to the bathroom. >> So that's he's defending her as a bartender saying she's been with those kids all the time. This was just one of incidents. She walked away thinking that the men are going to take care of it and watch the two the two kids. You know, >> her story started falling apart as witnesses stepped up to help by exposing how she ditched her own kid to babysit a drunk friend instead. >> Who's your friend here? The she showed me a badge. Who does she work? >> My friend, she comes from Texas. She became a cop. My other friend is here from like Tallahassee. It's my birthday. >> I just brought her. >> She's a cop in Texas. Yeah, she just I just brought my kids here to have a good time. I'm not drunk. I'm not anything. If I lost sight of her for a second, then there was a second. >> But when you walked your friend, you walked your friend to the bathroom. >> No, I never went to the bathroom. I was here. I was watching them the whole time. I don't even know when the this happens. Like, >> well, little kids, it happens quick. >> No, I know. I know. BUT I BROUGHT A BLANKET. I BROUGHT DRINKS. I brought water. Like, this was our day. I don't know why I'm even here. Like, I didn't even know that was happening. I'm a good mom. Like, I've never had a felony. I've never done drugs. I've never done anything. Like, I don't even know why I'm here. We were here at the bar and I brought them and I put sunscreen on them and everything. And I was watching them. And then she came to me because my kid didn't want to like share toys with her kid or something like that. And I'm like, "Listen, I brought enough I brought enough toys for them to play together, you know." And she's like, "Oh, okay then. It's fine. Like, whatever. My kid will share. You get me?" And I'm like, "Okay." And I was watching them the whole time. I really don't know why I'm here. Listen, just share with my kid. Whatever. I had a drink. I was paying attention to them. I looked every 5 seconds. They were fine. I don't know why I'm here. Like I don't know why I'm here. >> Like they were fine. I just tried to have a Sunday with my kids. >> No, we understand that. But with kids and stuff, you turn your your your second eye. I have a 5-year-old daughter. I >> I understand that. I understand that. I understand that completely. But I looked every second. I'm a single mom. There's no reason for me not to. >> The other gentleman, husband, boyfriend, whatever he is. >> I don't know who he is. Wait, who? >> No, with you in your group. >> That's my brother. >> Your brother? Okay. Was he in charge of the kids or? >> No, no, no. We were all together. Me, him, my best friends, they came out of town for my birthday. We were all looking out for them. There's no reason for us not to look out for them. If the other lady was complaining that, hey, that's on her. I don't know. I brought toys for them. I brought water. You can check my bag. I brought sodas. I'm a good mom. I don't understand. >> The more she tried to defend herself, the more her ridiculous main character syndrome showed. She naively thought buying a few cheap toys was enough to qualify as a good mother. >> I'm a great mom. Like >> I mean how far if she was in the water? How far away were you? Were you literally at the park right here? I could see her all the time. Like >> my best friend is her godmother. Like she was like, "Oh, Ivy's playing. I She would they would come to me every five minutes. I put water in his face to see cats in his eye and his eye." Like we were right there. I don't know what's happening right now. I'm not a bad parent. >> You can say anything about me, but I'm not a bad parent. >> But it wasn't like I wasn't paying attention. I literally picked a spot to pay attention to them. I BROUGHT BLANKETS. I BROUGHT EVERYTHING. You can check my bag. >> All right. All right. All right. >> If it was 1 second, then it was 1 second. And I will never regret that. But I understand where she's coming from as like a pedestrian or whatever. And I appreciate her for saving my daughter. But it was one set. >> All right. >> And I literally, she could see me. If there was cameras, I was setting them up. I put the blanket. I told them like, "Hey, I brought you toys. Just sit here. I'm >> All right. All right. You're getting worked up. Just sit down. Take a break." Yeah. Take a break. >> I'm not those cards. THOSE CARDS. [laughter] >> I'M TELLING YOU, I'm not a I'm I'm not a bad mom. Yesterday. Okay. I goted up. But they were with their dad. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Today they're with me. I would never do that. I came to bring them to theing beach. I'm noted up. I'm not I would never do that. I brought them blankets. I went to the store. I bought theming toys. I I brought them drinks. I BOUGHT WATER. I BOUGHT SODA. I bought everything. I've been on their ass alling day. >> I don't know why this lady is [ __ ] >> Ma'am, stand up for me. Ring you back. All right. Why am I getting a arrested for? What am I getting? >> Child neglect, man. >> What? >> What? I love my kids. What are you talking about? >> I understand you love your kids. Accidents happen, right? >> If it wasn't for that bystander, we'll be doing a death investigation right now. Right. >> Talking about this way. >> It's my birthday and I came to take my kids to the beach like it was a second. Watch your foot. >> You know why watching her man? >> You don't know how to watch her. It's a cluster. >> I'm not a jail type of [ __ ] Iing graduated and I'm a good mother. Why am I in here? >> To the bitter end, she still couldn't see what she did wrong. She was hauled off to jail facing two felony counts of child abuse and child neglect. Once the story got out, folks online were completely disgusted by her behavior. Did the mom ask to see her daughter to make sure she was okay? The friend cared more about if the daughter was okay more than the mom, still waiting for her to ask about her children. That close call was bad enough, but the next wave of aggression cost the whole family dearly. On January 10th, 2026, loud screaming brought police rushing to a women's shelter. Enter a self-proclaimed VIP mother shamelessly hiding behind her motherhood as a shield only to get a humiliating slap of reality. >> How you doing? What's going on? What's going on? >> Uh I'm sh we have a a client pretty bad and she came in. I asked her what was going on because she had issue with another client earlier. So I said sorry about that cold. That's what's going on right away. just started blowing up, take the door, slam it, stop throwing stuff in the kitchen, try to attack the other woman that's working back there. So, um, she said, "Call the police." So, >> okay. What's this thing that you guys were detaining her? What's that? >> Yeah, that's that's my detain. She can tell me if she pleases. >> Okay. Okay. So, what do you want done with >> pass? >> Is she the one with the kids or stuff? >> Yes, of course. >> Well, hi. Oh my god. Thank you so much for coming because I have been waiting for you guys. Okay. >> So, I don't know what happened between you and and the worker. We're just hearing we're listening to you right now, but we we're also listening to him. So, there's super who? >> The guy that works here, the guy that called us here. >> Oh my god. >> So, anyways, he Okay. >> His supervisor said that they they want you to go that you have to leave and we have to trespass you from here. Okay. >> Okay. So I could leave. >> You're you're going to have to leave. So I mean and you have your children with you, right? >> See, >> so what what's what's your living situation at home? >> No say obviously. Well, this is what I have. >> Where did you where were you staying? >> You know where we were saying and coming before this. >> So >> what about family? Do you have any family? >> I don't. My family are like so they don't want us there. >> You You mean your family's on They live across from McDonald's, right? >> Yeah, I know. They do, but they don't not want us. They don't even have my names there. >> Even though she rire of alcohol, the officer patiently tried to give her an easy way out. He even spoke privately with the director to ask for an exception, keeping those poor kids in mind. >> Hi, ma'am. Let's start to police department. Um, so, so what's your title here? >> I'm the shelter director. >> Okay, man. So, I mean, you're your your employee here. He said a he told us a little bit about what happened. Of course, we're over there talking to her, and she's definitely intoxicated. Um, >> okay. >> I have dealt with her outside of his facility before. Um, >> okay. >> Okay. I know about the spin, but aside from that, do you have any other resources for someone that you guys want out of here? I mean, cuz my my concern is not even her, it's the children. So, I mean, >> Right. So, I do know that she has some family and usually the kids go after school to um somebody's house there on Kimberly and I don't know if that's something that she can um that she can go to at the moment as well. So, um the Sierra House is the only other place and um Span of course and um whoever her friend is on Kimberly. Is is this something that we we could have a good talking with her and if she acts up again because we get dispatched to verbal situations all the time. I mean, >> you know, Right. Right. >> And I mean, >> so no, um because of what uh James had reported to me, our protocol is for the police to go in and remove her from the building. So you can they said you have uh a family or somebody on Kimberly and then also your family on PA Street >> or Pino Street. >> Can I help you? >> Maybe she's okay. >> Yeah, she's okay. We're talking to her right now, so give us a second. Okay. >> No. Yeah, I know. Um her son. >> Yeah. >> Am I just want to make sure she was okay? >> Yeah, she's fine. Hey, it's okay. Just finish talking. >> No, no, I'm just talking to no. >> So, hey, hey, listen to me. You You obviously Okay, >> just finish talking. >> Obviously, >> your boys are your boys. >> Don't Don't place your boys in a situation, okay? >> Instead of appreciating a graceful exit, she insisted on having things entirely her way. That reckless, arrogant attitude quickly made everything spiral out of control. >> Can you Can you go and we'll watch them if you watch them first? Hey, wherever. Hey, come here. Come here real quick. >> No, no, no. Wait, wait. Come on, boys. Let's go. I'm going to play. See? Where are my boys? Where the I'mma go without my >> You didn't say that. We're trying to help you find a place. >> Don't do [ __ ] like that. Let's go again. I'm not Can I Can I do Let's go. >> Well, go ahead, >> Dan. Hey, you're with me. Just finish talking. Okay, I promise. >> Can you please start Can you please start packing your stuff? Just >> can you please start packing your stuff? >> Okay. >> Can you start go packing? Go. Can you start go packing your stuff? >> See, >> can you start listen to me? Hey. Hey. Come on. >> Hey, PAY ATTENTION. >> WHY ARE YOU YELLING? >> CAN YOU go pack Start packing your stuff so we can find a place for you to go or you're going to go to jail. >> CAN WE TALK to him? >> He's more calmer. >> There's nothing about being calm. We've already asked her several times. We're trying to be nice. I tried to see if she could stay here, >> but it's not my job. It's time for her to start packing. >> No, no, I I understand. I understand. I promise you. >> Cuz we asked several times and now we're going to make her. So, I mean, that's just the way it is. And I don't want We don't want a restaurant in front of her children. But, I mean, that's what she >> I'm not frustrated. >> Mhm. It's okay. That's fascinating. You can talk to him cuz >> it's not going to make any difference. >> No, I know it. It's not going to be no different, but he's more calmer. >> Hey, we got to get your stuff. We got to go. Because I'm telling you with the woman, if you feel somebody's getting aggravated, frustrated. >> No, it's just, you know, I ask nice many times. I've been very nice and then after the fact, >> this is what happens. >> No, you you >> you don't. No, you start packing your stuff or you're going to go to jail. >> Plain and simple. >> You don't tell us what to do. >> Exactly. >> I don't give a [ __ ] about >> You're going to get your stuff and you're going to go. >> We're not going to tell you anymore. I just don't want >> this one. >> Let's go. It doesn't matter what you want. >> Just don't look at me. Don't even sight at me. Just stop. Like, back the like back. >> Get yourself up. You're 5 seconds from going TO JAIL. START PACKING YOUR [ __ ] How cute. Hey, let's go. Let's go. We're not going to tell you anymore. >> No, you know what? You're going to [ __ ] kick my [ __ ] ass. You told me to [ __ ] PACK THE [ __ ] UP. >> THEN START PACKING. >> WELL, WHAT ARE YOU THINKING? >> Standing around being stupid. >> Her blatant defiance wore down the officer's last bit of patience. From there, she did an absolute masterclass in digging her own grave. >> Come on now. >> That's it. That's it. Turn around. Place your hands back. [ __ ] you. Stop this [ __ ] >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> Find my son. >> You're under arrest. You're doing this to yourself cuz you don't want to put in the You're arrest. It's >> okay. >> SHAR, COME RECORD THIS THING. It's >> already recorded by all of us. Let's try to find out what we can do with these kids. Save. >> Let's go. Start walking. GO YOU go this here. Yeah, of course. And then this one here. Yeah, of course. You [ __ ] Oh, how cute. Let my hands go, you stupid. I'm going to put Give my [ __ ] 10 cents. >> You touch me, I swear it can't pick up another charge. >> You better watch out because my baby is dead. >> Yeah, we really give a [ __ ] Her ingratitude finally caught up with her. She was hauled off to jail facing charges of assault, resisting arrest, and a permanent trespass ban. After seeing the footage, everyone just felt heartbroken for those innocent children. Those poor children being traumatized by a POS sorry excuse for a mother. Poor children. Constant exposure to such a toxic mom is tragic. The kids finally had a little bedroom and she fs it up for them and they will never forget it. That wraps up today's video. Which case shocked you the most? Share your thoughts in the comments [crying] below. And don't forget to like and subscribe for more real police body cam encounters. See you in the next one.