Today we have four more bizarre cases where kids ratted out their own mothers and got them locked up. You're talking to a child? Yeah, I am. No, no, no. Child abuse. Yes. Child abuse. Don't sit over abusing me. Who's supposed to pick your kid up? Are you serious? Come here. What are you doing? Hey. Hey. Get out. Hey. Hey, first we jump to Ohio where a woman reported domestic violence claiming to be the victim because her husband hit her. But once the investigation begins and kids get involved, details will emerge that completely flip the situation. What's going on? He just hit me and he just hit me right here and he needs to get out of here. What? Explain to me what's going on prior to this. He had woke me up in my kid. Hold on. Hold on one second. I will talk to you in a second. Do you understand? I'm talking to her first. Go inside. I'll talk to you in a second. Me and my kids were asleep and he had woke me up cuz he left and that's my vehicle and it doesn't even matter. But I came up here, we started arguing. He had hit me and I told him I said, "It's the last time you're going to hit me and I'm just done with it. He needs to get the out of here." Where did he hit you at? Right here. Like closed hand, open hand. It He hit me. He just hit me and I fell right there. Did you hit him first? No, I didn't put my hands on him. So, you guys are arguing for what? What caused this whole argument? Honestly, I don't really even know because he had left in the vehicle. That's what caused it. Is there any weapons inside? No. Okay. So, do you live here with him? Yes, I do. Show me with your hand. Like, what did he do? Like, I went to grab his phone and he like hit me. Like, he went like this and I fell right here and nobody was out here to see it, but he hit me. Will you fill a statement out? Will you fill a statement out for us? Let me see your face again. It was right here. He didn't hit me like But it was He hit me. You want to come out and talk to me now? Hey, my son's right here. Come out and talk to me now. No, my son was Come out and talk to me. Listen, you got to calm down. I'm I'm Go back inside because I told Listen, I said I'll talk to him separate. You said you want to go inside, so go inside. And this is where the trouble begins for her. The neighbors actually were outside and they witnessed everything, just like her son, who will soon expose his mother's lies. I've been trying to get that out of my house for months. She will not leave. This is my dad that tries to, you know, mediate things. And this I pay all the bills. She's not on the lease. I've been begging her to leave. My son right there was watching out the window while I was trying to get in my home. Okay. After talking to my neighbor, she came out here and [ __ ] attacked me. Dude, I don't hit females. I'm sorry how angry I am. Where' she attack you? Where'd she hit you at or anything? In the back of my head. Right here. Oh god. Wait. Thanks. We, you know, we have two girls together. This ain't the first time cops has been here for me and her. I mean, not like just arguing, but like she fighting his neighbor, his old lady, and then she comes at me and hits me. My dad, Joey, that's on the phone right now. That hurt it all, too. While my son was sitting there watching it, she got in there charging on the driveway. So, so did your neighbor see anything? Let me see. Let me see your head. He did. Let me see your head. Like, like I mean, she didn't pulled it. You didn't even let me see it. Hang on, dude. So, how how did her chin get all red right here? Her chin got red? Yeah, like her jaw right here. She slipped right here. I dude Ask them. Ask my son. I don't didn't hit her. Can you tell us what happened, buddy? Um, so I was So, I heard Stop. So, I was um sitting on my phone and then uh on the couch and then I heard Bernie on the phone um yelling at my dad to get home and then No, go back inside real quick. We're talking to everybody separately. You're talking to a child? Yeah, I am. Go back inside. Do you want to obstruct my investigation? Please go back inside. What the [ __ ] And then um the child. Exactly. That's why I'm talking to him. Please go back inside. And then um I heard uh like Britney uh yelling like and then she came out of the door and then I heard them screaming and I looked out the window and then I heard and then I seen Britney hit a punch and my dad like blocked it like that and then she kind my dad kind of like like kind of pushed her off a little bit and then that was it. And then my dad came in yelling and saying uh he he was going to call the police and his and his story is the same. Yeah. So, I'm good with that. Yeah. So, what exactly happened? The woman got into an argument with the neighbor and her husband went over there to smooth things over. When he was heading back to his house, the woman hit him and then slipped, cutting her own chin in the process. This makes her the primary aggressor, which means a domestic violence charge is coming her way. One officer will now question her further while the others interview the neighbors who will completely contradict her story. We're going to step inside here and talk to you real quick. Oh, is your dog going to bite? No, he's not going to bite. Okay. I hope not. He wants to press charges on me. Listen, officer. Listen. Listen to this. I did not put my hands on him. He hit me. So, I was trying to deescalate the problem because I'm not bringing no arguments here. And then he had hit me. He hit me in my face. And it's not just my amount. Like it's that's how he will try to make it to be like I'm lying, but I'm not lying. I mean that the the redness that right. There's a mark on my face. Well, right here it's it's like I don't know if it's cuz you're rubbing it or what. No, he had hit me. I didn't put my hands on him. No, that's my stepson. That's his son. I didn't put my hands on him. I mean, do you think like how old is your stepson? He's 11. Do you think an 11-year-old would just kind of make up and fabricate a story or? Honestly, I I really do. So, you're saying that you And I have cameras actually like I had charged that camera. Do you have camera footage of the incident? No, I don't because nobody was out there. So, he showed up at the house. You're inside, correct? He had came back cuz he was he was leaving. So, he left the house, came back. You're inside. He's outside. You went outside to talk to him, right? I went outside to talk to him because we were already on the phone and then he had he was trying to create a whole bunch of other problems. Were you guys fighting while you were on the phone? No. No. How did it escalate so quick? Because he had put he had put his hands on. Can I shot this dog in this room? If we're not going to separate tonight, like I don't think I don't feel safe here. I'm a little shooken up. So I can't like I'm not like I just had a lot happen to me. Like whether I just I'm I have a lot going on right now. Okay. But I just want to make sure that I'm not going to jail tonight. I'll explain that to you once you get done with your statement. Get done with your statement. You done? Um yes. Can you sign it? I'm sorry. I know that you got other stuff. Yeah. You guys do have other you have to do. You're going to jail. So, let's go. I'm going to deal. You're under arrest. How? No. No. How am I under arrest? How am I under arrest for getting hit? Cuz you're determined to be the primary aggressor. I'm under No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Yes. Don't. Come here. Don't make it worse. Oh, I have a resisting charge. We have to How am I under arrest? No. No. No. No. No. How am I under arrest? You're going to get a resisting charge. No. You're going to get a resisting charge. No. No. Sir. Sir. Please. Sorry. Listen. My No. No. No. No. Look. Look. Look. Listen. Listen. How am I? All right. Look, you're Look, then you need to stop. No, no, no. Help me. Help me. Oh my god. Now you're getting resistant charge. You're under arrest for domestic. Don't do anything. I got Keep it going. You're going to be obstructing. I thought No, sir. Sir, how am I How am I Hey, wait. Unlock my car. I have rights, son. Come on. I have right, sir. No. No. No. My kids are in there. Somebody. No. I How am I getting arrested for somebody? My Where is he at? I'm locked. It's open. Where is he? Get in there. No. No. Sis, how am I getting my kids in a new world? No, I have no kids. Now, do you understand me? How are you doing this to me? No. No. I have kids. No. You better put your foot in. My foot broke. Don't stop. Please. Will you help me out of this? No. No. No. Put your foot in. How are you? Sir, he went in there. Please tell me he did. Thank you. He went He went in there. I told him to keep an eye on that kid. No, I How are you doing? What the [ __ ] What the [ __ ] No. [ __ ] No, no, no, no, no, no. Hello. How are you? Well, thank you. So, we were called to come check on your son. Okay. Yeah. He's got my phone in the bathroom for like an hour. Can I come in and talk to you? I sure. Yes. What is going on? I have no idea. I have no idea what that is. Well, you just handed it to me. Okay. I don't know. Oh, I don't know. So, this is your child. This is my baby. Yes. He's been in the bathroom for an hour. Okay. Literally an hour. And who else home with you? Me and him. All right. That's it. Why are you sweating? Because her son just handed over 100 g of meth he found in her bedroom. He accidentally came across the drugs and immediately called his father, who doesn't live with them. His dad told him he must call the police. Now, the mother is in a situation she can't escape from, and the boy will reveal to the police that unknown people frequently come to the house. This only makes sense if the mother is without a doubt a drug dealer. I'm sweating. I'm not sweating. Sweating. Make sure you by yourself. No, I'm freaking out right now. So, there was other people here earlier. They left. There's no other people here earlier. My friend Chris. So, this is your house? I don't know why you're here. Well, you're you're do you have an ex-boyfriend or ex-husband? Baby daddy. Yes. Okay. Sorry. He called cuz he wanted us to check on your son. He was concerned that there was some stuff going on that he was facetiming your ex. Well, I guess when he was on FaceTime with Tony, he was showing Tony this stuff that he found in the house. I don't even know what that is. Well, I don't either. Well, I don't know even know what is happening. I know that my kid went in the bathroom for an hour and I've been like, "What's wrong?" We were having a popsicle, playing Fortnite. I don't even know what this is or where he found it. I don't either. I don't either. Okay, I get it. And like that's why we're here. And what did what did you find inside the house that that that made you scared? Drugs. Okay. Do you know what drugs look like? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So, where were the drugs at? Uh underneath underneath a nightstand. Underneath a nightstand? Here. Okay. Gotcha. Does do you ever seen anything like that here before? Um, no. No. Okay. So, where are those at right now? There nobody in Nobody inside's in trouble for anything. I just need to try to figure out what's going on. Okay. So, is there like a lot of people that come and go in and out of the house? Um, only people that I know that come through the house are some of her friends and that's it. Okay. Do you think somebody might have dropped something off or it was somebody else's that they accidentally left here? I think I actually dropped they dropped something off on accident. You think they dropped some off accident? No, not on accident. On purpose. Okay. All right. Any idea who do you think left the stuff here? Uh her friend, which his nickname is Poncho, but his real name is Alfonso. Okay. And is Alfonso kind of a mean guy or is he pretty nice or? Uh, I don't see him too much, but just he's one of those people where you look at him and you know it and you just he's always weird around me. Okay. You found this stuff, right? Where did you find it at? Under the nightstand. On accident? Yeah. Where where where was it at? Under the nightstand. What's that? Under her nightstand. Under her nightstand. So that would be in the bedroom that she sleeps in. Yeah. Well, you did the right thing. I know you don't want to get anybody in trouble and we're here to make sure everybody's safe and that you're safe and your mom's safe and uh control. Yeah, I guess your dad, he's going to come here and check on you. Okay. The kid, he's been talking to my partner. I've been kind of overhearing it while I've been doing my investigation and he's been I've been kind of hearing about some possible physical abuse in the past by mom from, you know, that and he's basically cuz he wants to be with dad more. He just started volunteering all kinds of information that I wasn't asking him about. And I asked him, I go, "Has your dad ever told you to say things about your mom that weren't true?" And he straight said, "No, absolutely not." Um, so what we're going to do, obviously, we're going to test it and make sure uh to discover what it is. Okay. I mean, to me it looks probably like methamphetamine, you know. Um, what is that? You know what meth? Like speed or whatever. I mean, I've come everybody knows what method is. It's terrible that a 9-year-old can find that and have access to it. To be honest, yeah, you're in some trouble. You know, you're in some trouble. I'm in trouble. Yeah, you're in some trouble. I'm freaking out right now. 100%. And I I don't believe that you don't know what it is. He He claims he found it under your nightstand. I guess you were having him look for a wallet or something earlier and he happened to stumble upon it while he was looking for something for you. I don't have any idea what this is. Your child just gave us what appears to be a large amount of methamphetamine. It is though. That's That's more meth than I would use on a week's worth of laundry detergent. I got four boys living at my house. The mother was charged with drug trafficking and child abuse, but she was soon released after posting a $25,000 bail. Roll the window down. What's wrong? Shut up. God damn. Shut up. Where's your ID? Let me see. Don't leave all your eggs in them. Why you entertaining? They I asked you to roll all your windows down. What happened? We just holding the kids. We just We just holding the kids. I'm trying to get out of the car. We're just holding the kids because we just left a birthday party at what you just said. She been drinking. No, no, no, no. She cuz she talking about this car to your mouth. No, it's a real. Okay. So, show me some form of identification. Step out real quick. You don't need your purse. Step out the car. What you doing, ma'am? How many times I got to tell you? Step out the car. I said get out the car. Something in this car. Step out. I got [ __ ] chill out. You ride up. I got to pee so bad, y'all. Take your glasses off. Turn around. Can I turn around and pec real quick, y'all? That's That's not That's not happening. Can I leave? You really got real bad. You about to go to jail. Why? You about to go to jail. Where you going? I got a Bro, come here. What are you doing? What the [ __ ] I get out. You've just witnessed a drunk mother with six young children fleeing from the police. The cops received a call about a car full of kids swerving on the road. And when they pulled it over, they met the rude and entitled mom, Thalia. After fleeing from the police just a few miles later, she crashed into an oncoming car. When the officers arrived at the scene, they couldn't hide their anger. 41. 41. 41. She might have just 41. Get that. Get your up here. Get the Get your Get out. Get out. Get out. Put your hands by your back. Put your hands by your back. Put your hands behind your back. Get your hands by your back. Get your Get your hands by your hands behind your back. You're crazy. What the is wrong with you? What the You drunk. Get up. Get the Get up. Get your ass over here. Did you know you're going in this car? Get up. No, I need an ammo. You don't need a goddamn M. Yes, I do. We taking you to the hospital. Get your up. No. Stand up. Listen. You're going to jail. You're going to jail today. All them kids. Look at them. All them kids. Oh, get to the door. God damn. The passenger clearly doesn't realize it's illegal to have a child in the front seat, so she might face some charges, too. Now, the police will have a hard time with Thalia as she refuses to reveal her identity. There's a penalty for that, but it's the least of her worries considering she's facing several charges, including child endangerment, reckless driving, aggravated DUI, fleeing, eluding, and possibly more. And yes, she really does need medical help, but only because she's sick from the amount of alcohol in her system. All right, listen to me. So, you lied about your identification also. No, I did not. She just told me to grab some hot. You're going to stand up right now. You understand? I need an ambulance officer. I You're going to the hospital and then jail. All right. Fton County jail. Stand up. I got to I'm hurt. I'm pregnant. Guess what? You're still going to jail. I've been trying out. Whose car is this? Whose car is this? Yo, you all right, man? Yeah. Yeah. What's wrong, man? You sure? You all right, bro? Let me check you out. Let me check you out. Yo, you sure? How's your arms, legs? Everything good? I'm good, man. Damn. Oh, you okay? He didn't say that. My bad. It's okay. I felt the smack on my side. I'mma feel it later. Let me see. You smack me all up on my side. I'm all right right I just got off work, too. So, you sure? Yeah. Oh, yeah. It's It's fine. It's fine. Huh? You sure? It ain't broke. That would have been scream. Let me get your ID and stuff. Okay. So, you How long you going to keep lying to me? Wasting our time. What's your name? Selena. Selena. What did she give y'all? What's her name? We call We just call, bro. Let me tell you something. The ID she gave us, she's saying she 100 pounds, bro. Chalia. Chalia. Chalia. What? Huh? Hey, she a studio. He just his face, but treated as a drill. You know what child endangerment is? Well, good. Because that's what you're being charged. Let go. Let go. Uh, focus. He don't need to get loud. And I'm not going to get loud. Let's walk to the angels. Come with me. Peacefully. Let's go. Come on. Cuz I'm done yelling. I done yelled too much today. Look how y'all doing. Let me go. They keep trying to save my blood. Why they my leg? My army. Officer Smith. We got me. We're going to cover. I can't breathe. Officer, I can't breathe. I cannot breathe. I can't breathe. You can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. [Music] This is officer. Whoop. Hang on. Right here. This is officer. Hi. He's going to take you to be with Sawyer. Mama's not feeling very good, so he's getting mama checked out. Okay. But he's going to take you to hang out with Sawyer for a little while. Okay. You want to ride my car? Oh, that's fancy. No, you get to ride. You don't want to ride in it? What do you mean? I like that shirt. Wait, why do I do take you to see? Yeah. I'm gonna take you over to see Sawyer because your mom's not feeling too good. So, we had to get her checked out. Okay. How big What kind of dog you got? That was a big bar. Where's your dog at? Hey, Joy. Hi there. Everything's okay. Do you have a son named Okay. Is someone supposed to pick him up from school today? Eli. Okay. Who's supposed to pick him up? She doesn't know time right now. Okay. She doesn't know time. Okay. Do you know what time it is? Yeah. So, who's supposed to pick your kid up? Are you serious? Yes, because the situation is serious. Earlier that day, the mother dropped her son off at school, then went home and drank an entire bottle of vodka. After school, the boy told the school staff that no one came to pick him up. They tried calling the mother for hours, but without success. The boy revealed to the police that she often drinks and forgets to pick him up. But this time, he'd had enough and decided to seek help. It's 4:41. Okay. How much have you had a drink today? Nothing. Nothing. Nothing at all. Nothing at all. Okay. Even though I could smell it on you. Is there another adult here in this house? Are you kidding me? Ma'am, I wouldn't be asking these questions if I was kidding. I've been here before for this exact same issue. No. Yes, I have. And no, I haven't done a training. Well, no, no, no. You're not getting in the car until we do some field test. Okay. Oh my god. Okay. Okay. Hey. Hey. Stop. Stop walking around. No. All right. You guys are Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. You're intoxicated and you're in control of the child and there's nobody else here. Okay. Stop. Hey, listen. Stop. Sit down. Just sit down in the chair. Sit down in the chair. Sit down in the chair. Give me your hand. Give me your other hand now. Put your hand on your back. right now. Put your hand behind your back right now. Put your hand behind your back right now, my ma'am. How dare you serious? Yes. Are you Are you serious? That's the question. Are you serious? Have a seat. Yes. You're going to have a seat. We're not going to play these games. Yeah. Come back. Last time what happened, we were able to get old dad. that there's a PO in place. I know. Hey, so here's the deal. Okay. Do you have family members nearby? No. Okay. Okay. Well, DHS on the way out here. Great. Okay. They're going to talk to you briefly. Okay. And then uh likely you're probably going to go to jail for child neglect with me today. Okay. depending on why uh because your current condition uh what's wrong with my condition? You're intoxicated. I am not. Okay, that you can say that all you want, but I am not intoxicated. Okay. Oh, my car reeks of alcohol and you're inside the car. Absolutely not. And I could blow. Okay. Okay. Okay. I'll blow. You you want to blow? Okay. No. No. Stay seated. Stay seated. He'll come bring it to you. Don't Don't What? Get out of the hands. You No. You tried to get in your car earlier and drive off. And that's not No, we can't do that. And then instead of listening to me, you tried to get away from me. And that's not okay. No, you're being very offensive. Okay. Yeah, you're being offensive. Okay. No, I'm not going to blow. Not going to blow. Now, imagine. No. You know what? See, I thought you were intoxicated. This will show if you're intoxicated. No. What do you guys think you're doing? Taking you to jail. What? What are you mad at? I'm mad at this whole situation. Okay. You didn't pick my kid up from school. Well, they didn't let him walk because that's they don't he doesn't usually walk. Otherwise, they would have let him walk. Do you think you you think your kids want to live without you? That's not what we're trying to do. We're trying to get you help and get them in a safe place for the time being. Okay? We don't want to take your kids. All right? That's the last thing we want to do. She has an IEP. Okay. Sorry. She has an IEP. What's IEP? She's special needs. Okay. I need to tell you that. Okay. You're not trained to Well, then you need to call someone that's trained with people that are special needs. Well, let's just figure out what's going on. No, call. You've not been trained. I'm sorry, sir. You're so young. She has been me. I'm not going to be able to talk. She's did this multiple times when I've talked to someone. She She looks like she's able to talk to us fine, ma'am. Can we just get Well, then look at how I look. Okay. Well, I'll tell you what. Look how explain to you that about that. Sit on the porch. I'll talk to her. I'll talk to you. No. No. You don't talk to her unless you talk to me in front of her. That's not true at all, ma'am. If I'm investigating child abuse, which is what I'm here for or child abuse? Yes. Child abuse. Go sit over abusing me. Go sit on your porch until I can talk to you. Oh my god. Go sit on your porch and Don't catch me. Go sit on your porch until I'm done walking. Call somebody that deals with IEP. No, no, no. Listen, listen. I've took classes. Call somebody, sir. Sir, sir. I know. I'm not going to call someone. No, no, no. I have two classes. Call somebody. I'm telling you to go sit on your porch or you're going to be obstructing and you're going to go in handcuffs. Go sit on your freaking porch right now. Go sit on your porch. I'm trying to do my job and I'm just trying to talk to her to what's going on. That's not child abuse. Okay. Well, you're intoxicated and I'm trying to do my freaking job. Go sit on your porch. I can smell it on you from here, ma'am. Oh, wow. Go sit on your porch so I can ask her why she called police. She's calm. She seems fine and able to disc. I'll stand back here from her if you would like. She's okay. I will talk to you after I talk to her. Please go sit on your porch. You can't talk to her unless I absolutely can. No. No. She she's an IEP. IEP stands for an individualized education plan. This is a plan or program developed to ensure that a child with an identified disability who is attending an elementary or secondary educational institution receives specialized instruction and related services. The mother's using that just an excuse to prevent the police from speaking with her daughter. The real issue is that the mother has problems with alcohol and drugs and they argued because the daughter said she was leaving home. This is clearly a case of domestic violence, but the mother is trying to keep that from being discovered. Susan, are you I heard you the first time. Special. Listen, listen, listen. Just I'm not asking her incriminating questions. Do me a favor. I know what I'm talking about. Call your superior. You have to have somebody come out here and talk to her. She has special needs. Yes. Okay. Okay. There's going to be a lawsuit right now, sir. Okay. Yeah, there is. Go sit on your porch. No. No, no. She has special needs. She gets a social security check a month. Okay, go sit on your porch. I will talk to you in a second. Otherwise, you're going to go in cuffs for obstructing just talking about. I know what I'm talking about. I just asked you, sir. I have took classes. Okay, great. I still have to do my job. How old are you? 22 years old. I'm 30, ma'am. Go sit on your freaking porch. I know what it's about. All right, I'm done with this. Turn around. You better not touch. You're under arrest for obstructing official business. Oh, really? Yes. Get off. Get off the ground. Now you're under resisting arrest. I just put me in the ground for no reason. Get your mother out of my mother. Stop it. I told you she has an eye for stepping up. Stop it. If you would have gone to sit on your porch like I told you to, this wouldn't happen. Shut up. You're on my property. You're on my property. I'm investigating a possible domestic incident. No, you're not. Get your out my You just put my face in this ground and I bleed because you resisting arrest. No, I was not resisting arrest. Pull away. You're a liar. You're a liar. You know what? I have a Ring doorbell. I have cameras all around my house. You're a liar. You're a liar. Get off my Stop moving. Get off of me. I'm not doing anything to you. Get off of me. Get off of me. She has an IEP and guess what? I've took classes and they told me Well, guess what? You're going to jail tonight. So, social services is getting involved. No, I'm not. Stand up. Stand up. I'll stand up. I'll stand up. She is. It doesn't matter. You're still resisting right now. Unfortunately, you're instru. Take a seat. We're going to call an ambulance in your face. We're going to get someone to come look at you and make sure you're all right. Need a double lock real quick. No. Take the handcuffs off. This is [ __ ] Yeah. We can't do that right now. Okay. Oh, no. No, no, no. Give me a phone. I'm calling a lawyer. Give me a phone. You'll be able to do You can have your phone call at county. Take a seat. No, I'm not going to go to county. Take a seat. You need to take a seat right now. At this point, you're under arrest. Put your legs in. You just hit my face on this ground. You see, you see I told you to go sit on the porch and get a statement. No, no, no. She has to be deal with special police officers. She has an IP. You guys are going against the law right now. If you could Oh, listen. She Well, it's hard to listen to you when you won't let me get a word out. I hear you, but you're you're intoxicated. Okay, I am Listen. Listen. Well, you're making it You're not You're making it very hard to talk to, ma'am. Listen. Listen. I'm not going to listen unless you can listen. She's been hurting people. We had to get The medics had to talk to you first, but I'm Sergeant Williams. Okay. I was not here obviously whenever they happened earlier. I need to see my my face. Your face? Okay. I actually have to take a picture of it anyway. So, how about I'll take a picture and then I can show it to you. Does that sound good? Cuz I've got to get a picture of Oh, I need all these handcuffs. You're not able to twist for me? No. I'm able to get all these handcuffs because you're treating me like a criminal and I'm not. When he first when he first got here, what was going on? He didn't want to listen to me. I kept telling him to go to the code one. I kept telling him to call I kept telling him to call special officers to deal with her because that's what they told me to do. Okay. Okay. You know what I'm talking about, right? CIT. I'm CIT. So, what? He didn't do it. Okay. So, what happened next? Do it. Okay. What happened next? All right. Well, I don't you But what am I under arrest for? You are under arrest for obstructing justice or official business? Official business. So, he was giving you orders to step away so he could talk to your daughter. No, he was not. I kept telling him to call somebody. But you did not listen to his orders. No. How do you know you weren't here? It's on camera. They all the officers have cameras. Okay. It's on. Okay. And I would like to get access to that. And so there will probably be a sergeant reaching out to you this week, probably not me, so that we can get access to that video, okay? Cuz I would like to see it, but I can't see it right now because you are under arrest. Okay. Okay. If you get even some minutes so I can go out my house. If you weren't drinking, you probably would have been able to listen to him, right? No, it's not. Oh my gosh. It's my day off. I worked seven days. I get it. I get it. But when the officers come out, you have to listen to them. No, I did. He wasn't listening. That's not how it works. You have to listen to him. Why? Because he was investigating. Okay. And it listen honestly from what he told me. I mean, I told him that he had to call special people to deal with her. He didn't do it. Okay. So, there you go. He still has to do his job. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. So, there's nothing else you want to tell me? No. He He didn't do that. He didn't do that. And he didn't listen to me. And then he attacked me. He attacked me. He was placing you under arrest. Oh, no, no, no. He jumped on me. He jumped on you now. First, you said he threw you. You act You act like I Do you think I resisted arrest? Do you think I touched him? Do you think I did any of that on camera? You pulled away. No, I did not. No, I did not. Okay. All right. Do it. I'm going to give you a minute to calm down and then I'll come back and talk about No, I did not. I'm going to give you a minute to calm down. No. [Music]