What for? >> Did you want your arrest for domestic battery? >> What? >> Your arrest for domestic Hello, I'm Deputy Johnson of the Sheriff's Office. I have So, no one has a body camera. What's going on? >> I'm sorry. I need my phone. >> Okay. What's your name? >> My name He's already [ __ ] basically hurt me. >> Okay. What's your name? >> It's Patricia Carballo. He doesn't want to [ __ ] listen to me. I'm trying to deescalate [ __ ] just to [ __ ] talk to him. >> Gibran Carballo? G I B R A N Okay. Where you guys from? >> I need my keys. I need my keys and I need the phone. >> 318 Sorry. Hey. >> I need the phone. >> Don't Don't try to yell with that, okay? Hey, just stand back. >> I want everything that is inside of that She wanted to have the truck. >> Okay. So, let's stop yelling, okay? >> I need my phone. >> Hey. Stand back. >> I'm not doing anything. I just need my phone and I will walk away. He's He [ __ ] up. >> Okay. Stand right there. >> You want your phone, right? >> Okay. Give me 1 second. Hey. >> Get your phone. >> Knock it the [ __ ] off, okay? >> Get your phone. >> All right. And I just >> That's fine. >> Stand back by the car. No, stay right here. >> Oh, I'm sorry. I thought you wanted me over there. >> You guys need to stop acting like children and Thank you. So, what's going on? Thank you. What's going on? >> We have been fighting. We're going to therapy and everything. I went to the other room like, "Patricia, stop." Like, "Let me breathe. Like, I I don't want to talk to you." No. She wanted to go over there and poke the bear. Poke the bear. I went to the other side. She keep going. I decided that I was going to walk out of the walk, not even driving, walk. What she did? Jump on the back of the truck like, "I know you're You're not going anywhere." She even called my mom. She even called my boss. After that call, I'm going to lose my whole [ __ ] job. >> Okay. So, what was the argument over? What was the argument over? >> Because she think that I'm cheating. >> Okay. >> That's the whole thing. >> Okay, and you guys are married or you guys are >> Married. >> Okay, how how long have you guys been married? >> We have been close to 6 years. >> 6 years? Okay. How long have you guys lived here in town? >> Here in town, I would say close to what year? >> Close to a year? Okay. >> moved to from Vegas here. >> From Vegas to here? Okay, are you guys working anywhere or >> Yeah, I >> Okay. So, this You guys are going through therapy. You guys are arguing this this evening. Was it physical or just verbal or Okay. And And why did she do that? >> Because she wanted to snatch the phone away from me. >> So, so whose phone was that? >> wait, I start walking this way. She was with my phone. With her phone, talking to my mother, following me over here. >> Okay, so you guys are arguing in the house. At At that point, was it verbal or was it physical? >> Verbal. >> Okay, you guys are just arguing and she thought you were cheating. >> Verbal. >> Okay, and that phone that you threw on the ground, is that yours or hers? Okay. >> Because the one that pay for the bill is me. Me. >> Okay, but who who normally uses the phone? >> That's my phone. The one that I smashed on the ground, mine. That's my phone. >> Okay, where's her phone at? >> She had it with her. >> has both phones now? >> I mean, the one that I smashed on hers. >> Okay, but don't The one you threw on the ground >> Mine. >> That's your day-to-day phone that you use. >> Like my own. >> Okay. >> I don't even know, like this is [ __ ] ridiculous. [ __ ] show for all this [ __ ] >> it. So, you guys are arguing because she thought you were cheating. Okay. That's neither here nor there. I don't care about You left the house because you're upset. >> Yeah. >> You tried leaving in a >> like walk away. >> But you tried leaving in a truck and she jumped in the back of the truck. >> I wasn't even going to start driving in the truck. >> Well, then you say she got in the back of the truck. >> Yeah. >> So, you you were just going to hang out in the truck. >> Yeah, no. I was just going to walk out. This same way that I was walking from there here. >> Okay, you were just trying to eat like remove yourself from the situation. Okay. >> Like I've always been doing since >> we start having all these [ __ ] problems. And we start going to that we went to the first therapy and everything. >> Okay. >> Always staying away. >> Okay. And at what point did she grab you on your wrist? >> When I was like on this street over here. >> Okay. Did you hit her at all? >> Check her. >> Okay, but when I walked up to you, you had your hand raised when I was standing right between you guys. So, what would you do if I wasn't here? >> I was taking the phone away from her because she was >> The phone wasn't in her hand, though. >> Why? I have my hands over here. >> You saw the phone in her So, when when she grabbed you, was that when you guys were walking or was that when you guys were at the house? The cause of the scratch, you said. >> No, that was like coming out of the door because she would try to block me like and then her nail, you can see her nail is like ripped. It's because of this. >> So, that's the only physical? >> Yeah. And I make sure that anything that she said that I didn't [ __ ] what >> What's How do you spell your last name? What's your date of birth? >> Actually, I think she even have my wallet and everything. If I didn't drop it over there like trying to run away from her. Believe it or not, I have been one time with all our fights, I walk from Rancho all the way here. >> Rancho? That's even farther walk from >> all the way here just to avoid [ __ ] problems. >> Why don't you step back like a foot and hang out for me real quick? I'll be right back. >> All right. What's going on? We basically just started fighting at home. I'm sorry. We're a little bit under the influence. Thank god we walked. But I just basically followed him because I wanted to de-escalate and he wanted to call the cops on me. >> Okay. Why did he want to call the cops? >> To be honest, I don't know. He thinks I'm fighting him or anything. He I don't know. He has treated me like garbage. I have tried so much to [ __ ] make this work, meaning our relationship. So, if I [ __ ] up, okay, my bad. And I'm trying to de-escalate this [ __ ] And I'm sorry, I'm cussing, but >> That's all right. So, you guys have been arguing. >> Yeah. >> And he walked out of the house to kind of get away from you. You followed him. >> And maybe it was my bad to do that [ __ ] >> And you said that So, what we what we heard on the what we heard on the phone what we heard on the phone was somebody saying that, you know, people were hitting each other. You've got blood on your finger there. >> It was an accident, though, because >> What happened with that? >> he was going upstairs. I guess I was like trying to grab his arm, and it just cuz it was long, so I just I guess I hit his arm, but it wasn't like intentional. >> Okay. And he just got cut a little bit by your finger, so >> a little bit, yeah. >> Okay. That's And do you have any injuries? >> No. >> No? Okay. I need some information from you, ma'am. >> And I need to find my glasses, so I can >> Okay, we'll take a look. Stay here for me. What's your last name? First name? Are you currently employed? >> Yes. >> Where's that at? Okay. What do you do for >> Sales and service. >> Do you work from home? >> No. >> Where do you work out of? >> In an office. >> Okay. All right. So, had somebody taken somebody's phone? That's what that's what our dispatch was hearing over the phone call. >> phones are under my >> Okay. Which phone was it? >> Both of them. >> Well, which phone was >> Oh, I was trying to take the one that was his, but they're mine. >> Okay. Well, I'll I'll tell you this, even if you pay for the phones, you you can't take his phone from him. That's his property, okay? I understand that you make the payments on it, but if it's his phone, you can't take it from him, okay? >> It's mine, so >> Well, in the eyes of the law, you just told me that it's not. Even though you may pay for it, it's phone commonly used by him. You just referred to it as his phone. So, if you take that phone, >> Are you saying you're saying I should give it back? >> Yeah. >> After I pay everything? >> Is that phone in your pocket his? >> It is, yeah. You want me to give it back after he even broke it? He broke it. Like he broke it. >> Okay. >> And he finished breaking mine. >> Where is your phone at? >> Broken, officer. >> Ma'am, stay here. Stop Stop walking in the road. >> I'm just trying I'm not trying to walk on the road. I'm trying to just get my glasses. I told you to stay here numerous times. Just stay here. All I'm trying to do. >> Where are your glasses? >> know. I'm trying to find them, officer. >> Well, we can look for them here in a minute, but just walking through the road >> So, that's all I'm trying to do. >> Okay. Where could they be at? >> Walk with me so I at least find something. >> at? Just somewhere in the road? >> On the road. Maybe by your car. Maybe they're smashed, but >> She admits grabbing his arm, says it was accidental. Yet, there's blood under her nail and scratches on his chest. Illinois law doesn't care about intent when marks are visible. Someone's leaving in cuffs. The irony, she followed him to de-escalate. Instead, she escalated straight into a mandatory arrest. >> Uh on the on the ground. Is that Is that his jacket, ma'am? >> Uh mine that I gave to him. >> So, you gave him the jacket? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> It's his property, too. Well, I'm trying to cover myself because I'm technically a wet, so that's why I have it. >> Okay. That's his wallet? >> Yes. >> All right. I have a question. Just hand it to Jeffrey Johnson, please. >> Okay. >> I got it. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, you said that's his jacket. Can you take the jacket off, please, ma'am? >> Okay. Last time >> Thank you. >> Can I go home? >> Not yet. >> So, what's going to happen if you both go back home right now? Is this fight just going to continue? >> what, officer? I don't want this fight to continue. I don't. >> Did you want it to start? >> No. >> And it still did, right? >> It did, but unfortunately he never wants to listen to me again. Like I don't want him to go away from my house or our house. No, that's not what I'm trying to provoke. You think I want to set that example to our child? No. >> Need what? >> You're not getting the keys. >> Do you have his truck key? >> It's my truck. >> Okay, is that the Is that the truck that he uses? >> It's under the title's under my name. >> He's in the road. >> So >> So, I understand the truck's in your name, kind of like the cell phone. Is this the truck that he commonly uses? >> No. We both use We only have one car. We both do it. >> Okay. >> I use it basically What is it? We basically use it almost squared even time throughout the week. >> Okay. >> So, no, officer. He's not going to leave me without a car with my kids. >> That's the car that's under you drive pretty much every day, correct? >> I do, too. We only have one car, officer. >> Okay. Okay, he says key so he can have his keys and money out of the car. >> Cuz I have money there. >> Want a bit? >> No, no. Want a bit? >> Stay right there. Want a bit? >> Oh, who's the one >> Oh, we are talking to >> You want a bit? >> What? I have 80 plus dollars over there. >> Okay. >> In the car. >> So, you're free to go from the scene. If she's not going to give back the keys, you guys are married, there's not much we can do to it. Um if I can get the keys from her, I'll bring them to you, okay? >> So, what's going to happen with her daughter that is over there? I mean, it's not my daughter. >> Okay. >> I just have my son over there. She's the one responsible for that daughter. >> Okay, and you're not going to arrest >> I don't I don't mind it. It's It's Yeah, it's my daughter, but I mean >> Okay. >> What am I going to say if she's over there? I mean, she asked me. >> Well, she'll be back tomorrow. She's going to get arrested. >> Why? >> We're going to have you by the wrist and make you believe. It's what we have to do. You know that, okay? We are going to be detained when it comes to this stuff. Okay. Okay. >> That's the way it is. >> You're free to go. I appreciate it. >> Thank you, officer. >> Can I uh Can you go and put your hands behind your back? >> What for? >> Cuz you're under arrest for domestic battery. >> I'm what? >> You're under arrest for domestic >> Why am I under arrest for domestic battery? >> I'll explain to you in a second, okay? >> He [ __ ] He pushed me, too. Even though I was getting launched, his mom was there on speaker. His mom was there. Like, I can't leave. >> What? >> I said you're free to >> Yeah. >> All right, let's do paperwork here, okay? All right, we're going to walk you back to my squad car, okay? We'll get back to you. When we get back here, Deputy Frost is going to search you, okay? >> Is there any thing in your pockets that you can't go to the jail? Is there any drugs? Is there any knives, lighters? Your keys? >> Do you have anything else in your pockets that can stick me, poke me, hurt me? >> No, I don't think so. I've got like two keys and my AirPods. >> Okay, you go and face car and separate your feet for me. >> That's That's all right, okay. >> Can I have my [ __ ] phone back, though? >> Yep, when you get there you can. >> What is this? Is this Oklahoma? Okay. Is this like Oklahoma? I'm going to put 40 on, okay? Go ahead and put this one right here. >> It's not the one I'm holding. >> Just hold it. I just want my daughter out of there, please. And both kids That was plain next to me. >> Yeah, go ahead. >> I'm okay. >> I'll put 40 in my car. I'm going to clean out my ashtray. Hey guys, is there anything I can do for you? I'm going to put you in Oklahoma. You can go ahead and put that on there. >> He just wanted me to like try and pull out my phone cuz he didn't like that I touched him. >> I'll explain it to you. Okay, give me one second. >> He hit me right there. >> Yeah, I'll explain it to >> I don't think that's not fair because he has I'm getting domestic battery and he's not. >> Okay, what's the address? 318 South Harrison. It's their fifth I mean uh Um So, you guys are providing the same exact statement. When >> But, I think >> Because both of you guys said no physical that happened to where he tried to walk out of the door you grabbed him. >> I didn't grab him. I walked behind him. >> Okay. >> I was bleeding and >> And your nail has a little cut. >> Yeah, but it was because of the stairs and it was an accident. It wasn't on purpose. >> We are mandated by the state of Illinois when something like this occurs take action and enforce the mandatory arrest, okay? >> Final twist, both told the same core story but physical evidence doesn't lie. Deputies hate these calls. Nobody wins. Kids hear everything and someone sleeps in jail. Mandatory arrest laws were built to protect but tonight they tore a family apart over a fingernail.