at you. Okay. It's obvious to me that he threw water on you. You're soaking wet. It's all over the inside of your car. Okay. Um, so he's >> on July 27th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a Cracker Barrel restaurant for a call of a domestic dispute. >> Hey, what's going on, guys? How are you? Good. >> Hey, we got a 911 call. Just wanted to check and make sure. >> Okay. >> I could talk. I could talk. >> When my partner's interviewing, >> I don't give a He can interview no matter what. I could talk. What you going to do, bro? going to do? >> Calm down. >> You going to do, bro? >> Calm down, bro. >> I am calm. The [ __ ] you going to do? >> Yeah. All right. >> Like, what's up? You're not interviewing [ __ ] Y'all just standing in my face. Like, what's up? >> Okay. >> Hello. Like, y'all >> Hey, there's like actual crimes and y'all just here. Like, what's up, bro? Useless ass, man. >> We have to investigate. >> Okay, investigate. >> That's what we're looking for. >> Investigate. You're just staring at me. You're not doing identification. >> Okay. Can you give me your name? >> No, I don't know my name. >> Okay. Put your hands on your back then. >> Okay. >> Interrupted. That's fine. >> Stupid. >> Look what you did, dumb ass. Just so you know. >> Until you give us your name, you're >> I don't know my name. I don't know my name. >> I don't know my name. I don't know my name, bro. >> Carry me. It's not changing [ __ ] Go ahead. I'm letting you carry me. >> Yeah, that's cool, bro. You're such a big tough guy when I'm in college. >> Little boy is crazy. Okay. And what's going to happen when y'all leave? Nothing. >> We got to figure out what's going on. Why she call >> nothing, bro? She keep call for no reason cuz she's a stupid figure out that that might be true. >> Okay, that's fine. Y'all have to do not going to change nothing at the end of the day. Y'all not on [ __ ] bro. I already been to jail. Y'all not changing [ __ ] bro. If I wanted to do something, I would. Bro, y'all not going to do nothing. Y'all literally not going to do nothing as weak, bro. Weak. Like literally, I ain't on [ __ ] That badge protects you when you >> All right. What's going on this morning? >> He was going to drop me off at work when he started getting very aggressive. And I just want him to get out my car. >> Okay. Tell me, did he hit you? Did he strike you? What was >> happen? He just threw water. That's why I'm wet. >> He threw what at you? >> Water at me. That's why I'm wet. >> What's your What's your relationship with him? He's my boyfriend, but I've been helping him out with riding because he doesn't have a car and I just don't want him around because he can't come down. He can't control. >> Tell me a warrant. What's up with him right now? >> He used to protection order with him. My parents did. They didn't want me around him, but I didn't listen. >> Were you Were you on the protection order? >> Are you Are you trying to go to work right now? Hearing the girlfriend's story hits hard. She's soaked from water thrown at her, [music] scared enough to call 911. Yet, she's been helping him despite a past protection order. It's a stark reminder of how complex domestic situations are. Love, fear, and hope all tangled up. [music] The law steps in here, but you can't help but feel for her stuck in this cycle. >> So, here's here's what's going to happen at this point. Okay, he's under arrest for not want to identify himself. Um, also he can't he can't throw stuff at you. Okay. It's obvious to me that he threw water on you. You're soaking wet. It's all over the inside of your car. Okay. Um, so he's going to get arrested today for obstructing and he's also going to get charged for domestic battery. I understand you may or may want not want that to happen. We are obligated to charge that if we can prove it, which we can't. Okay. All right. No, that's okay. It's We're just doing our We're here to help you. All right. So, here's what I want to ask you. Do you need anything from us? Do you >> I just don't want to take him near my house cuz I know if he gets let out he's going to be looking for me. So I just don't want him near my house. >> We can get you an order of protection or help you obtain one. >> Offering social services and a protection order is a lifeline for [music] the victim. It's not just about locking him up. It's about giving her a path to safety. This case shows the weight police carry. Balancing [music] enforcement with compassion. What's your take on how this was handled? >> The police? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did he ever try to stop you from calling the police? >> No. He dropped me off, but I was like, I'm not going to go to work like this. So, I walked out of work and I tried calling the police and I just said I was the only thing I was able to get out is where I work. I wasn't able to >> He never like told you don't call the police or try to take your phone or anything like that when you called. >> Okay. >> So, we're going to give you this. Okay. Um, this is my partner's right there. His name is Sepal. This is your report number. Okay. >> You have a smartphone? You have an iPhone? Something. Okay. So, this this back is a QR code. I You probably know how those work. You're young. Um there's this has all the information for our social services and stuff like that. Okay.