the right. >> Well, I do have a right. >> No, you don't have the right. >> It's Can No, no, no, no. I actually have a cancer. >> I have colon cancer away. >> No, we don't want to. >> On May 25th, 2024, one mom took celebrating your child's first grade graduation to a whole new level by diving head first into drugs while her 7-year-old watched the madness unfold. What began as a day trip derailed into chaos involving drugs, public outbursts, and alarming decisions. Buckle up. This celebration spirals fast. >> Hello, ma'am. >> Hi, Ariel. >> Could I speak with you for a few minutes? Are you comfortable talking in front of these people or you want to speak privately? >> I would like to speak privately with my daughter. >> Yeah. Do you want to step aside then over here? What's your first name? >> Amy. >> Do you want to have a seat just so >> we're out of the What's going on today, Amy? >> Um, okay. So my um my ex he was like um he was like be very rude. I mean I don't know. I was just like nothing more than like rude and like um my uh like a neighbor of mine >> actually was like hey we're going to like you know help you out and follow us now >> and I was like you know like we move over like whatever. I I don't know. >> I'm sorry. So, so what happened in the vehicle today with this gentleman? >> A gentleman speaking with my partner far over there in the gray shirt. >> He's my neighbor. >> I know. So, what happened in his car today, ma'am, that led us to this situation today? >> I'm not I'm not sure. >> Okay. Why is your face bleeding? >> By the look? >> Yes. >> Um, >> what's going on, man? >> Somebody really got out of control on >> Do you know her? >> Yeah. We had just met the other day and we were going to try our first date. See how it was. I didn't know she did. >> Why you guys all the way down here? >> Cuz her daughter wanted crab legs. >> Okay. >> So, we were going to go to beach. >> Mhm. >> Only we never made it that far because she lost her. We couldn't understand what she was saying. She jumped on top of me while I was driving. She was pulling on my hair. She kicked me in the face. Then she started hitting your daughter. >> Is this your daughter? >> What happened? Is this your mommy? This is my daughter. Okay. >> Why is he being missing? >> He's not being mean to you. >> He's trying to figure out what happened >> and I'm trying to help everything. Look, you guys have no right. I'm a citizen. Okay. I have my own rights and this guy should be an [ __ ] to me. Really? Are you kidding me? >> Who's this gentleman that you're here with? >> He lives down here with He lives like a block away from me. I mean, he lives away from me. He's not like He lives like a block away from me or whatever. I don't know what that means. She was, but >> what happened to her face? >> When she was climbing over me, I swung my hand back because she was kicking me in the face and hitting me in. Yeah. >> While I was in traffic >> and she jumped on top of me, she had her hand around my neck and was pulling my head backwards. Wait, >> do I have a busted lip? >> Yeah. Do you know how that happened? No. No. I haven't boxed you with on like a seat or something. >> I'm stupid now. I'm I'm >> Do you know what happened? >> Can I tell you something? Look. Hey, can I tell you something? Hey, I'm a boxer. I do kickboxing. I do uh I do kickboxing. I do all that. >> The guy thought he signed up for crab legs, not cage fighting in a moving car. All while her seven-year-old sat in the back seat, silently watching that chaos can come dressed as celebration. The officers try to get a coherent sentence out of her, but she's too busy spinning a story with more holes than a dollar store fishing net. >> Amy, what's your daughter's name? >> Excuse me. Why are you asking me about my child? >> Cuz I'm trying to figure out what's going on here. >> No, no, you don't have the right. >> Well, I do have a right. >> No, you don't have the right. >> Can No, no, no. >> I'm trying to make sure you're in the right state of mind to be care to be caring for a young child. >> Oh, really? Huh? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Oh, I am absolutely the worst state. You're not able to answer my questions properly. >> Oh, I am. >> Okay. You couldn't tell me why your face was bleeding. Your pupils are pinpoint, which is indicative. >> Here, I'm going to take my daughter and walk away. >> You're not free to leave. >> You don't have the right I don't. You know what? >> Sit. You're not free to leave. >> You don't have the right to do I Hey, you want to see me call my lawyer? >> Sure. Sit while you call. >> Call my lawyer. >> Yeah. Sit while you call him. I'll pro. >> Okay, that's awesome. >> Sit while you call him. Then seat right there. Oh, >> why you looking at my [ __ ] Huh? >> Amy? >> Yeah, I saw you. What's your name? >> Amy. Amy. >> The name of my name. >> Do you mind Do you mind if I talk to your daughter for a minute? >> Oh, he just No, I do not. You didn't have the first time to talk to my daughter without my >> Hey guys, wait a minute. Do you all want uninterrupted no narration body cam footage? Well, we think you're already jumping with a big yes. So, here's the good news. We have just launched our brand new YouTube channel called Only Body Cams. Yep, you heard that right. Only Body Cams, bringing raw, unfiltered, neverseen body cam footage directly from the police department to you. So, what are you waiting for? Go watch it now and don't forget to subscribe to our new channel, Only Body Cams, to unlock all the exclusive raw content. Also, drop a comment saying subscribed so that we know you're here for the raw, unfiltered, real footage. So, click on the link mentioned in the end screen description box or pinned comment. Watch the latest video and subscribe to Only Body Cams to hit our first 1,000 subscribers together. That too in just 24 hours. Come on, guys. Clock's ticking. See you at Only Body Cams. Now, let's get back to the video. >> I'm sorry. You seem like the most reasonable. >> Listen, I'm just I want to I want I want to figure this out, okay? But but can we just talk to your daughter real quick? You'll be s right there. >> She's a minor. Are you kidding me? >> No, you can always talk to my daughter. >> What's Amy? You understand though? You got to force a hand, right? Like >> do you have any family nearby? >> Um yes, I have a lot of family nearby. >> You have a lot of family here. You have a mom or a dad? >> Uh yes, absolutely. >> Do they live locally? >> Hey, can we? Yeah. >> Can we get them on the phone real quick? >> You know what? Here. I'm going to take my daughter and I'm I'm going to walk into the uh the uh >> No, we're going to hit >> Amy, have a seat. >> Hold on. Wait. >> Have a seat. >> Amy, >> you are the one that caused the problem. >> Amy, have a seat. >> You guys are what? Trying to stick around for him. >> Listen. Listen. Please don't make a fight. Can you sit down? >> Can you sit down, please? Please. >> Hey, can you call a family member, please? Can we call a family member? >> Because we need somebody to come pick you and your daughter up. >> Why? because you don't have a ride from here. >> I'm sorry. What is the problem here? I don't understand. >> Can I ask the problem? You said this little person. >> First off, listen. I don't know what you've I don't know if you what you've taken, what you drank, what you're intoxicated. Okay. >> I'm not I'm not intoxicated. >> Okay. Now, >> we're not going to debate that fact. Okay. So, something happened, right? And >> I don't think it's a wise idea to pick up your kid right now. All right. >> I think it is because 911 Listen, Amy, I'm being real with you, bro. I don't I don't want to have any worse on hands here. Okay, we got to figure this out. You can't drive. Can't walk. Kid, >> really? Since when? I can't drive or I can't walk. >> Can you Can you guys get like the uh >> Can you get >> even her imaginary legal team couldn't fix the mess she's made because the only thing more unstable than her story is her footing. and picking up her little daughter in hopes that it'll save her from consequences tells you more than you need to know about the kind of person she is. >> Hey guys. Hey guys, can you get me to jail? I don't want to do this in front of the camera. >> Can I check the bracelet? I want the fire department, please. >> Can they Can they have like everybody walk away from me? No, they can they can back up a little bit. Just >> I don't look at your face. You got a little bit of blood on your face. >> Yeah. You know what? I have a um I actually have a cancer. >> I have colon cancer. Can you opinion? >> Oh, very >> I'm Please don't trip. >> Oh, I'm going to trip. All right. >> Just look at the [ __ ] Except you're >> Hey, sweetie. You want to get down? >> No. Leave my daughter alone. >> I just want to check her out. Why don't you put it down so you don't have cancer up? >> Leave my door alone. Leave my alone. >> Are you okay? >> Okay. No, I'm saying I'm trying to check. You want to get down? >> Do that. If you're holding this right there, that's all it is. Okay. >> That's all it is. All right. Where did you guys come from? >> Can you ask me down? >> Fire department. I went to the fire department. We were just like hurting us. >> No, we're trying. I'm trying to check you out medically. >> I don't I understand why. Why? >> Check your blood pressure. >> No, I don't give you permission. >> Okay. >> I give permission and they don't have to. >> You got to stop walking. >> You're going to trip and fall. >> Stop walking. I'm not stupid. >> We're going to take her down. >> My daughter. I don't want you to mess. Please, please. I don't want you to fall with her. That's it. Can you deal with her? You are acting like I am under you acting like I am under >> Amy, listen. >> You're acting like I'm under. >> At least sit down with her. Absolutely. >> Thank you. >> There you go. >> Whatever. Listen, these people here just check you out. That's it. And they'll be on their way. Can you help? Can you work with them? Can Can you work with them? >> Yes, absolutely. >> Okay. I'm going to tell you. I'm going to be honest with you 100%. It's either you have someone come take Okay. or we call it DCF. So, those are your choices. There's no >> DCF. >> Okay. >> Oh, no. No. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Then call someone this. That's two choices. The reason why we came out here to Florida is to like because my dad here call your dad and have my dad passed away from cancer. I have cancer. >> I gave her two choices. >> I have colon cancer. >> Okay. There's no way that you guys can This is illegal with >> And just when you think you've heard it all, she claims she has cancer. The same woman who couldn't form a full sentence without spiraling into chaos suddenly remembered a tragic backstory. Faced with two simple choices, she picked chaos first and logic later. Cops played babysitter, therapist, and director of damage control. I don't want to do this, but you're forcing our >> do either. You want You do want to do this. >> I want the straight line. What is your problem? >> The legality is stop. >> My daughter is this is up. >> My daughter is watching all this [ __ ] I'm trying to get some of the >> You're not You guys My daughter used to want to be a police officer. >> Trying to get someone to come forward. >> Do you want to still be a police officer? You want to see this? >> Listen. >> Do you want to be a police officer? >> Amy, >> do you want to be a police officer? But all I did was speak highly of you guys. >> Amy, >> no more. >> No more. No more. All I spoke was highly of you guys. >> You should not speak of you guys before. I'm sorry, Vivian. Listen, now you're going to tell me. Is she going to say? Really? You're going to take my daughter away? >> No, we don't want to. >> You don't have the choice to >> We don't want to. >> You don't have the opportunity. >> You have two options. >> No. No, you don't. I'm just being real with you. I'm just being real with you. You don't have the choice to kidnap my daughter. >> We're not. >> You're not going to kidnap my daughter. >> Hey, I was a parillegal for 6 years. >> I know what you guys like. All right. Here. We're going to do this. We're going to walk away. >> No, you're not. Let me >> Hey. Hey. Hey. What? >> Hey, baby girl. Come here. >> You guys, you guys. You guys stop. >> Take this off your head. >> No, you're not going to touch me. >> You're molesting me. You're molesting me now. >> Camera. Stop. >> You're molesting me. >> Take my >> Nora. It's okay. Norah, just do what they say. [Music] >> I'm sorry. Okay. You're right. You're right. You're right. along and she'll be okay. >> You can you can Can you help us? >> I'll help you. >> You guys are going together. >> Hey, I just want to be >> going together. >> I want to keep them in the mess. I swear to God. Okay, >> let's walk, baby. >> You don't talk to me. >> Let's walk. >> Hey. >> Okay. >> You want to Hey, Wes. You want to take her um over to my car? >> Yeah. >> You want to do this in front of my daughter? You're doing this for your daughter. >> Yeah, it's embarrassing for your daughter. Ridiculous. >> Get in the car and knock it off. >> You scared to yourself. >> I just can't believe I do that for a kid. So, >> help. >> Hey, she slipped her cuffs. >> She did? >> Yeah. >> She going to be a hobble then. Ready? >> You ready? >> Somewhere between shouting about cancer and claiming molestation during an arrest, she slips out of her cuffs, flashes everyone because she wasn't wearing anything under her dress. Meanwhile, her child stands helpless, watching the meltdown unfold. An unforgettable trauma wrapped in a parents public collapse. Get the spit mask on >> on the ground. >> On your face. >> On your face. >> Put your hands. >> Why are you scratching me? >> Don't kick my daughter, please. What did you do with my daughter? >> My pajamas out. >> Thank you. >> What are you arresting me for? >> It's early intox. >> Sorry. That been a lot of fun. Leo. Child neglect. >> Child neglect. Huh? >> Correct. >> No, that's impossible. >> Okay. You want to sit back there? >> Yeah. >> You're not in trouble. All right. I'm going to call your grandma. Do you? And you said your grandma's at North. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> It's like 10 hours away to get here. >> And her name's >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Amy, just stand up. >> We're going to have you sit right here. >> Where's my daughter? Stop. >> Where is my daughter? >> Where is she? >> Where is Where's my daughter, please? My daughter. >> Hey, get >> there. You go. Take some deep breaths. There you go. >> I'll do what you say. >> Why is she in the hospital? And what is she going to do there? >> She >> Well, she I think she's just a little sick right now. And so the doctors are going to make her feel better. >> Oh, yeah. But when she tries to get them or something, >> she won't, sweetie. >> Yeah, she won't. They're going to take good care of her. They're They're really good at doing that kind of thing there. They're used to uh helping people like >> Are they going to put her to sleep and give her surgery and then they're going to get >> No, baby. I don't think they're going to do any type of surgery. All right. No surgery. >> Are they going to put her to sleep? >> No, honey. >> She just attacked them like a while. >> By the time your mom's there, she's going to be tired and she's going to sleep. And then they have medicine that when they give it to her, your mom will be in much much better shape. By tomorrow, your mom will know where she is. >> This is m This is officer, but you can call her Miss Anarelli. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Let's go get Miss Anelli's car. >> Okay. >> Where's my shoes? >> Stand here. It's not going to be hard. Can you tell me what place really >> she does she have a diaper yet? >> Yes. >> You put a diaper on me. >> All right. I'm going to put this belt around your waist. We're going to put the couch up front so I can stay quiet. Okay. >> Where did my daughter go? >> What? >> So I know how like what to do because when you >> they're going to be in contact with you. >> They don't are not in No, they say that to you guys. Trust me. >> They don't. >> They don't. >> Do you know or >> I do know the child is with department and children families. breakfast. Where are they going? Like in the night? >> In the in the night? Like they're going to be with a >> like they're going to go to placement with one of the DCF workers? Yeah. >> Is it going to be like a family? >> No, it's it's with one of the employees. >> Is it going to be in a facility? >> No, it's going to be at somebody's house. >> It's going to be somebody's house. >> Yes. Somebody that works for DCF. The child will be placed until they can figure out what's going on with their kids. All the other ones are your hands. >> My daughter might get tonight. >> In the end, the child's fear said it all. Terrified her mother might attack again, even in custody. Meanwhile, the lady woke up diapered, shoeless, and freshly sober. Probably not how she imagined the day ending. This wasn't a parenting failure. It was a catastrophe. Forget mom goals. This was a master class in how to completely shatter a child's trust in safety and stability. The 35-year-old woman faced charges of child neglect, being disorderly while intoxicated, assaulting a police officer, and resisting arrest. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. 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