you can't talk to children like that. And she's like, I'll talk to anybody any kind of way I want. And I'm like, no, you really cannot talk to children, especially this one right here, >> my child. And I when when she stepped up and like like put like pushed me really hard, >> get that. So, right now, >> can you I just had the surgery on my back. Can you please? >> No, I can't do that. But cuz from the video, it don't look like your surgery had anything to do with it. >> So, put your hands. >> Can I please let someone know what's going on? So, let's we'll get out of the doorway. >> On September 14th, 2024 in Florida, officers stumbled into a neighborhood feud that spiraled out of seashells, toy darts, and insults sharp enough to cut glass. What began as kids playing turned into a suburban showdown, complete with screaming accusations, and a sudden left turn into chaos. Watch the video to know what actually happened when shell collection met handcuffs. >> Turn your turn your arm super Yeah, there you go. Yeah, it took place right there where you can see the shells. Guess she knocked me right on my ass. Put >> your run back down. >> What constituted this fight? >> Well, >> it couldn't have been just a random act of just violence. >> It was it what happened is um I saw these two boys on the property. I was just coming to my front door and >> they were like right here or something. >> And they were they grabbed shells and honestly I figured it would just I was you know I said to her it's no big deal. It's over with but you know they shouldn't be on my property taking shells. She says well they didn't take shells. She was very hostile. Then she got this close to me and I just pushed her away and that was it. She knocked me right on my ass and kept saying they're kids. They don't they're 10 years old but they're not little. They're pretty goodized kids. But the kids didn't they left laughing like you know f you. And that was it. It but the mother took it like oh my god. [Music] I'm knocking at the door. >> Hey, Elizabeth, come on out and talk to me. >> Yeah, I need to talk to you. >> Okay, >> we were I was just fixing a call because >> uh I actually need my kids to step out cuz this involves my children. She was screaming and racially racial racial profiling my child. She called him the n-word. So that's what my son called me on the phone cuz they were shooting their nerf guns. He's 10. Yeah. >> And she he shot the Nerf gun in her yard. She came out. She was screaming at him, told him that she, you know, just obviously horrible things cuz he called me, horribly upset. So I go down to confront her. I'm like, "Hey, you can't talk to children like that." And she's like, "I'll talk to anybody any kind of way I want." And I'm like, "No, you really cannot talk to children, especially this one right here, >> my child." And I when when she stepped up and like like put like pushed me really hard and hit me in my face which caused us to have an altercation, >> like I just had back surgery. I I just I obviously didn't go in a fight cuz I'm in a dress in high heels and I just went down there to defend my child. >> Okay. All right. So, that was a spontaneous statement, but I'm going to read you your Miranda warning. Okay. Not saying you're going to jail, but I have to read you your Miranda rights because there are allegations against you that you >> I have witnesses. Can you >> but I have to read your Miranda warnings. I have to ask you more specific question. I know you just All right. So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against short of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer won't be appointed to represent you. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights, not answer any of my questions or statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you, Elizabeth? >> Yes, sir. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to continue to talk to me and answer specific questions about why we're here? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, obviously you and I got into a fight, right? You're saying she pushed you? >> The scene kicked off with our first party, bruised and bloodied, spinning a tail where the kids were sneaky little thieves. She was the innocent victim and the mom. Oh, clearly the villain. But when police turned to our leading lady, she trotted out a tirade of accusations, her tongue as fiery as her hair, spinning a tail laced with a sprinkle of racism. >> And then that that's >> because she hit me in my face and pushed me. >> Mhm. >> We were we were like a little close more closer than you and I. >> So walk me to through to the beginning. Okay. Your kids were possibly picking up seashells or supposedly or something. >> What happened? I don't want to put words in your mouth. So you tell me from the beginning. >> My son told me that that's what she accused him of. And he said, "No, ma'am. Mhm. >> That's not what we were doing. My bullet from my Nerf gun fell into your yard. They picked it up and tried to show her and she was still >> cursing at them. >> Okay. I can see that they were playing around. >> Profiling. Yes. And that's my son's biracial. So >> racial profiling. >> Yeah. She followed him the nword several times. >> Okay. >> So that's what got my son. He's 10 >> from a distance though, right? She never actually went up to your kids. >> No. Yeah. It was Yeah. >> Like from the threshold of her doorway and like >> the driveway where they where it was. That's where she came up to them at. >> Okay. at the street because he think in her actual yard is what he's what he's saying and I believe him. So, >> Right. Right. Okay. And then what happened? >> I came up and I knocked on her door because I wanted to talk to her cuz obviously I wanted to see what was going on and >> uh she wasn't at her door so she was in the garage so she was coming out. So I went from her front porch back to the garage door which is where she met me which is where we were having the conversation. >> Okay. And that's where I was said, "Ma'am, you those two children right there." And she said that they were stealing shells. And I said, "No, ma'am." And she said that they had a gun. And I said, "Ma'am, it was a toy gun. Like it's a Nerf gun." She's like, "How am I supposed to know?" And I'm like, "They showed you the void." >> Okay. >> And >> at any point, um, do you remember her trying to like leave or walk past you? >> No. She never she w she was she was walking past me and she also pushed me out of her way to walk past me. >> Okay. So, you don't remember? Uh cuz this whole thing was captured on video. >> Okay. >> Okay. So from the video they showing opposite of what you're telling me. From the video I see her coming out talking to you in the driveway. You're clearly upset talking to her or whatever a conversation. I get it. Um but in the video it shows her trying to go past you like this and you blocking her route of exit. >> That is that not blocking her of exit. That's when she said she could talk to anybody anyway she wanted and I said not my child. That's when I just stepped in and said but not my child. Okay. But what I'm saying is if we're talking like this, >> that's all she also put. That's all that that's exactly what happened. I didn't >> So when she tried to walk away from you, why'd you step in front of her? >> Because she was saying that she could talk to anybody anywhere she wanted. And he's 10 years old and I just not any child. You just can't talk to children any kind of way. It's just not >> morally wrong, right? But it's not against the law. Correct. As a mother, I can understand where you're coming from. Right. But morally, is it wrong? Yeah. yelling at my child biracial, you know, statements and stuff like that, right? I can understand you're upset, okay? But when you guys finish that, you know, are going back and forth with each other, she tries to leave or diffuse the situation from walking past you to the right, >> you take a step to the left. >> Comment things. I didn't touch her. I just stepped towards her, right? Which didn't deserve me getting hit in the face or pushed. So basically here, this is what it is. When someone tries to, if we're arguing back and forth like you and her were, you guys weren't pushing each other at that point. When she tries to leave like this and you step in her way, you're blocking her path of exit. >> By law, she has the right to push you out of her way. Now, >> even if she still has exit property, >> she's on her property. Okay, so that's a little >> her version of events was so wildly different from the other woman's that it could have been a whole alternate universe. But unfortunately for her, the police had video evidence, cold, undeniable proof that washed away every twist in her story. Still, she refused to accept that blocking someone's path isn't exactly legal or socially acceptable behavior. >> Education for you. Even if she's being rude and saying rude things, >> man, being rude is not >> I'm saying I can see if I completely like blocked her in and like caved her in. >> Well, you guys were literally right by the >> stepped and was like, "But not my child." >> Right. But this is this is >> put my body in. >> This is the garage from the video right here. Right. >> But I didn't block her in like if you can see she had she still had room. >> Are there any other are there any other adults or anything? >> Yes. >> Okay. Just >> How many kids are here? >> Can you get other people's >> Yeah. You're going to be placed under >> Can I put my shoes on? >> Yeah, we'll get your shoes number. So, right now, >> can you I just had surgery on my back. Can you please the front? >> No, I can't do that. We can put two cuz from the video it don't look like your surgery had anything to do with it. >> So, put your >> Can I please let someone know what's going on? >> We'll get out of the doorway. Let's get out of the door. >> Please put my shoes on. >> We'll get your shoes. We'll get your shoes. We'll knock on the door. We'll explain it to the other adult in there. >> Oh my god. One adult in custody. So, lift your hands up so I can double lock them for you. I'll pull my throat up here. I want to step over here. >> Okay. >> Just It's okay. It's okay. So, right now you're being placed under arrest for battery on an elderly person 65 years or older, which is a felony. >> Okay. >> Oh my gosh. >> All right. She had plenty of room to still go. She did. Okay. >> She did. This is wrong. >> No, ma'am. It's not. What you did was wrong. You're going over there to talk to her is one thing, but you can't block somebody's uh path of exit when they try to leave from the front. >> I didn't block it. She was not blocked. >> You'll have your day in court to discuss it with the lawyer or something like that and they'll play the video in court cuz it's going to be evidence. God. >> So, actually, you know what? Step out for me. I'll take uh photos of her. >> Okay. Do you want an ambulance to come check you out? >> No. Okay. >> Step all the way out for me, man. I'm sorry. >> I'll take cuz I already got my phone. >> So, she's got some uh I'm going just raise your Is it your right knee? >> Okay. So, injury right there. That looks like that's from the ground when you threw her on the ground. >> Yeah. >> And then get her arms and her face. >> And you battered her pretty good. >> She fell, which is what it battered me. >> Okay. You get scratches on your arms or anything? No. >> Get a good picture of her face and her arms. >> I don't have nothing on my hand. Just get literally just what happened. >> Okay. >> You don't have any drugs on here? >> No. >> Okay. You ever been uh just going to take a picture of your face? Make sure >> you know your uh >> Can you go get Miss Emily? >> Your social. I know. >> I'm having them call your mom and Grace. >> Yeah. Yeah. Take your time. >> I don't >> I'm just her friend. >> Okay. So, >> but they know me. >> Hey, Cherry. Ask her if it's okay if the kids are with her friend. >> Does the kid It's okay for your kids to be with your friend. >> Yeah. >> Okay. She says yes. The video evidence, the injuries, and both sides of the story were more than enough. The cops made the call and click, cuffs locked in place. Our leading lady, hair and tongue ablaze, tried to play the back surgery card, but the nononsense officers shut that down instantly. 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