What if police respond to a domestic call and find a woman hiding under the bed claiming innocence? While her partner says she's violating a protection order and has an active warrant. Will she cooperate or escalate? We need to get your side of the story. What happened? Donna. Donna. Donna. Get out from under Get the [ __ ] from under that bed. Come out with your [ __ ] hands up now. >> from under there. Get the [ __ ] from under there. Let's go. GET OUT. >> GET OUT. I DON'T CARE. STAND UP. STAND UP WITH YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Turn around. >> Now. Turn around. Stop. Stop. For where? I don't know. Did he beat your knee? Did he beat your knee? Did he beat your knee, ma'am? He dragged me across the floor and up the stairs. He did it to me, officers. Listen, please listen. I'm not even supposed to have this warrant. I have a motion to vacate. I'm not supposed to have this warrant. It was issued on accident. >> All right. It was issued on accident. I'm not supposed to have this warrant. You're not at a protected address. No, no, no. You This is my house. >> a protection order at THIS HOUSE. >> MY HOUSE, OFFICER. >> IT DOESN'T MATTER. When the law says you can't be here, you can't be here. What are you talking about? I don't know protection order here. >> PROTECTION THIS IS MY HOUSE. >> OKAY. OKAY. WHERE ARE YOUR PANTS AT? I'll have him grab a pair. Where are they at? They're in there. They're in there. Can you stand up? Hey uh Jason, can you grab the drawers and put them in here? You want the white ones? All right. I'll be gentle. Officers confirmed her active warrant and protection order violation. She resisted arrest, but was eventually secured and transported to jail. She'll see a judge soon. Was the warrant valid or a mistake? Share below.