I haven't touched anybody. >> The scratches were from a knife. >> You got punched in the head by who? >> Don't move. Come here. >> Get out of MY HOUSE. YOU KNOW WHAT HE'S BEEN GOING THROUGH. YOU KNOW WHAT THEY'VE DONE TO HIM. >> QUIT SCREAMING at me. >> YOU KNOW WHO GOD IS. >> BURN. MOTHER. >> Look up. >> No, you're not. >> Everything looks fine until it doesn't. One step inside and officers know the truth. And within seconds, hero cops realized this situation was really a mess. >> Telling you what happened. >> What happened tonight? >> She she did the same thing. She >> see my kids. >> Okay. Supervised visitation shall occur at >> this is when hero cops sense that this situation was never normal. Here is law zone where features real police body cam footage documenting how officers handle tense and unpredictable situations as they happen. The first incident is that 12year-old's 911 call saves family from an extremely toxic mother. >> And she's been passed out on the bathroom floor half the day. >> So your mom was behind your grandmother and she had her kind of in a choke hold. >> I hope they arrest my daughter. [music] On July 14th, 2024, officers arrived at a residence following a domestic disturbance call involving multiple family members. Initial statements mentioned scratches from a knife and conflicting accounts of who struck whom. What' you do that was driving you crazy? >> She's just up my ass. >> What's going on? What's going on? They're fighting in the bathroom. >> They're fighting in the bathroom. >> Grandmother and mother. >> Okay. You got to get that dog away. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Ma'am, >> you're going to go to jail. You're kidding me. >> Ma'am, I'm Officer D. Roza. What's going on? >> Nothing. I was supposed to go to detox today. >> Okay. Supposed to go to detox today. You don't have any weapons on you, do you? >> No. >> No. Did you take anything? >> No. But people have been putting their hands on me. >> Okay. Okay. I'm just going to check if you got any weapons on you. Okay. >> There's no weapons. >> Who's in here? Who's in here? >> I have to call you right over here. >> Everybody, >> how you doing? >> I'm good. >> A 12year-old explains calling 911 after seeing scratches on her grandmother and hearing ongoing arguments. She reports learning the scratches came from a knife. >> I called 911. I called the police. Wait, am I getting arrested? >> No. No. We're just going to go outside and talk to you. It's loud. >> I came home and I saw there were scratches on my grandma's arm and I asked where they were from because I knew they were fighting when I was at school. She said the pricker bush. And then my mom was in the bathroom and my grandma went in there and I don't know what happened, but things didn't get physical. So, I went in there and then it later came out that the scratches were from a knife. >> Who said that? Your mom said that? Your grandma says that? Okay. All right. Where's that knife? >> I don't know. >> I wasn't here. >> The adult daughter is placed in handcuffs for detention while officers investigate. She claims she was punched in the head by her child, which officers continue to assess. >> Over here. Come over here. >> You're just going to go in cuffs right now. Okay. You're being You're not under arrest. No, I am not kidding you. Okay. >> I did something. >> All right. Well, >> I hit nobody were hitting me. >> Okay. Well, we'll figure that out. Okay. But right now, you are just being detained. >> I got punched in the head. >> You got punched in the head by who? >> My child. >> Okay, I'll take it. >> I did not. >> Okay, take a deep breath for me. Okay. Is there someone else here? A daughter. >> My husband. >> A daughter. Is there a daughter here? Yeah, I already spoke with you. >> Yeah. >> What happened? Do you need medical attention? Do you have any scratches from a knife? You see your arms? >> Yes, please. >> Okay. The grandmother reports that earlier in the day, the daughter threatened her with a kitchen knife during an argument about detox plans, causing multiple cuts to her arm. >> Who wasn't here when that? She was at school. >> Okay. But she did hear you say that you were scratched with the knife or something like that or you >> Yeah. >> Okay. She cut you. Okay. Around what time did this happen? >> It just this morning. Okay. >> She was supposed to go to detox. >> Okay. >> And we were packing. What she was doing was packing and repacking and repacking and repacking. >> What happened today? [laughter and snorts] >> I supposed to do a detox today. >> Okay. >> And I'm packing and my mom is just up my ass. Okay. >> And just she's just driving me crazy. >> Okay. Well, like what did she do that was driving you crazy? >> She just up my ass. >> Okay. Up about what? >> Just everything. Everything. >> Were you supposed to go and you didn't go? >> Yeah. Basic. Yeah. >> You decided not to go. >> It's not that I decided not to go. It's that when the lady came to pick me up, I was waiting for my boyfriend. >> Okay. >> He would be here in 6 minutes and she couldn't wait for him to come. >> Who couldn't wait? The person that was bringing you to detox? Yeah. >> Was it like a setup ride or something? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What happened right now that brought us here? >> An argument and everybody is just I was looking for my medication and >> Okay. So, you were in the bathroom looking for your medication and there was a verbal argument between your mom and you. >> Yeah. And then it got I didn't put my hands on nobody. And then the ride was coming to pick her up. >> Mhm. >> Cuz CBH had a 1-800 number and they had a bed for her. And then the ride came and she went out and she told the driver that she wasn't she wasn't going to go and and then she came back in and she's been passed out on the bathroom floor half the day. I've been trying to get her off. >> I had her packed the first time. I like all packed. >> Not to cut you off. Time out. She came back in. What happened when she came back in? After she said, "I'm not going." >> I was leaving and I got in my car and I sat there and then I said, "I'm not going to leave. I'm waiting for that guy to get here." While I sat in my car, I also called Rushford. >> Okay. >> And I spoke with >> Okay. It doesn't matter who you spoke with. I just want to know the cut. How How did that whole thing happened? Cuz obviously something >> Well, that was that was earlier. She just got mad. Your >> mom. >> She took out a knife and she was like pretending she was going to hurt me, but she she did. >> Ma'am, she she's You have lacerations on your on your on your arm. That's not >> Okay. And that happened earlier. So, the reason why I want to I want to know what happened with that knife, right? With the knife. I don't remember. >> You don't remember what happened, ma'am? Let's not play this game. How do you remember this whole thing of her leaving, repacking and repacking, repacking? You can't remember that. >> Cuz she did it all day long. >> Okay, but how do you not How do you not remember this? How do you not remember that, man? >> She took out the knife. >> When When did this happen with the knife? What time? >> I don't know. We were screaming and yelling at each other. >> Around what time? In the morning time. >> It was be was it before the ride came or after? >> It was before. >> Okay. So, what time? >> Well, the ride came at 12:30. before 12. >> Okay. Before noon. Okay. How did that happen? >> She pulled down a knife. She >> Officers document the grandmother's injuries, confirm the knife was returned to a drawer, and establish that the incident occurred before noon with no other witnesses present. >> Does he know about her? >> He doesn't know about the knife cuts. >> Okay. >> He knows she was supposed to go to to rehab. >> I understand. Did it happen? >> It happened. I was sitting at my desk. Well, my table working. You were working and then how did she she just brought up the knife? Was it a kitchen? >> No, we were we were arguing. >> Okay. >> So, yeah, it was a kitchen knife. >> Okay. And you were you were you were arguing about what about her going? >> Yes. I'm going and I'm harassing her. >> Right. And then what did she say? >> I said, I'm going to harass her. I'm going to harass you every day of your life. >> And what did she say? >> Why are you doing this to me? I'm going to go. I'm going to go. >> Did she say Did she say she was going to hurt you >> when she got the knife out? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And uh what did she say exactly? I'm going to you. >> Okay. >> I said, "Go ahead. Give me >> and then she grabbed the knife from the kitchen. Is that what happened?" >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then after she grabbed the knife from the kitchen, what happened to you? >> I told her, "Go ahead and kill me because if I'm gone, you have nobody. You have nobody left in this world." >> So, she grabbed the kitchen knife and then she proceeded to come on this area right here. Is that what happened? Okay. You were working. I understand. And then she came, she brought the knife out >> from that direction. >> Okay. And then what did she do? What did she do? She came over to me with the knife and I kind of went like this and she kind of just me she did it just like that. >> Yeah, I just >> Okay. Where else do you have cuts? >> That's it. Just right there. >> What happened after that? >> She stopped. She went in the bathroom. >> Do you need medical attention, ma'am? I know it's a superficial cut, but do you want me to call the ambulance? >> I don't need medical attention. >> Are you sure? >> Yeah, I have. Yeah, this I mean it's nothing. >> I have other medical conditions, but >> Okay. And so she seem weak. I I'm just a weak person. >> Okay. Okay. I mean, you obviously had a a crazy day today. Clearly very emotional. I understand. You know, >> and I got a bunch of people coming Sunday. >> So, how many how many times did she cut you? Cuz I see you have about three scratches in there. >> Well, yeah. I think she just >> How many times did she make that move, man? >> I think three. >> Three [music] Three times. >> I was just trying to >> Okay. Block her. >> Block my face. Anyway. >> Okay. And after she did that, she went to the bathroom. What happened with the knife? Where's the knife? >> She put it back in the drawer. >> So, you don't know which >> I don't even know which knife it was. almost an inch. >> The juvenile describes a later incident where she intervened after seeing her mother place the grandmother in a choke hold in the [snorts] bathroom, separating them. >> About 5:30. >> How many hours was she in the bathroom for? >> She was in the bathroom a while and I popped the lock and went in to wake her up and get her up. >> Yeah. So, she was just like knocked out in the bathroom. Okay. What happened when she woke up? >> That's when's my stuff? You took my stuff. >> Okay. Did she hit you? Did she hit you? at any point after that or not? Did she hate you? You sure about that? >> Um, I am. >> Okay. So, she wakes up. >> She She was yelling and screaming. >> What was your Where was your husband during this whole altercation? Where was he when this whole >> Probably outside mowing the lawn? >> Okay. So, he had no idea about what happened. >> Did you see any of it? No. Her freaking out. I think he's just used to >> Hi, sir. How you doing? >> Her. >> Hi. How are you? >> Good. Good sir. Um, sorry. Yeah, I just came uh I guess uh your granddaughter called 911. >> I would have just called regular. Your daughter and your wife had some sort of incident. What time were you here? Were you here the whole day, sir, at the house or half day? >> A half day. So, you got home around what time would you say from work? >> Well, I had to show a house. >> So, here's one picture of her today. >> Okay, I got you. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Her in the bathroom. >> Mhm. >> I don't know why. >> And where was your daughter when when you guys were arguing? Where was she? >> The granddaughter. >> Yes, your granddaughter. I'm sorry. >> Probably in her room. >> So, she was in her room. She heard you guys screaming. Did she Did she She said that something happened in the bathroom >> between you guys. >> No, >> because that's how that's how word came out. >> Well, maybe it's cuz we were yelling. >> I was trying to get her up and get her out of there. >> Your granddaughter, did she witness this incident of you guys? >> I don't know. What did you witness? I got punched. And >> you got punched where? >> In the head. >> You got punched in the head by who? >> My daughter. >> Your daughter? >> Yeah. The one that called the police? >> Yeah. So, your daughter just punched you in the head? >> Yeah. >> Do you have any knives on you? Any weapons? >> Patter weapons? Yeah. >> All right. You sure? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You want anything right now? Any right now? >> You sure? >> Yeah. >> You have shoes in the house somewhere? Slippers? Something like that? >> Yeah, somewhere. I'm not getting arrested, are you? >> We're doing an investigation right now. I told you you're just being detained right now. You're not under arrest. But you are being detained in handcuffs right now. All right. You just need to explain to me what happened. Okay. >> That's what happened. >> And I was being loud. What led to the physical altercation? I know there was a verbal altercation, but who went after who? >> She went after me. She just came and hit me. >> So, you're just saying that your daughter just came into the bathroom and hit you in the head? >> Yeah. She came, ran at me, and punched me. I don't want her to get arrested. By the way, >> nobody's talking about that, but I need to understand what's going on right now. Okay. >> Hi. Do you need any medical attention? Are you okay? Did she hurt you at all? Did she hit you at all? >> Okay. All right. >> Those are for your mom. >> Yeah. Thank you. So, you were in the bathroom looking for your meds. You guys were yelling, arguing? >> Yeah. >> And you're saying that she just came into the bathroom and punched you. >> Yeah. She got mad because I was yelling. I was like, "Mom, you know where they are." All of a sudden, she came out of her room cuz her friend's here. >> Mhm. Thank you for calling. [music] >> Did she make any threats to your grandmother? strangled. >> When was that? >> Like 5 minutes before I called. >> Okay. And it strangled her. How? What was she doing? >> Well, she was in the bathroom and she like had her like this around her >> from behind, >> I think. So, yeah. >> So, your mom was behind your grandmother and she had her kind of in a choke hold. >> Okay. >> And then I went in and like pulled it apart. >> And how did you pull it apart? Like I kind of just went from behind my mom and just like put her. >> Officers compare statements conclude the juvenile's physical contact was defensive and determined the adult daughter was the primary aggressor. >> Probably why she saying I got punched in the head. It was her daughter defending her grandmother. >> How old is mom saying? >> Old. You probably have on an elderly. I would say over 65. >> Daughter got upset with a verbal argument so she went into the bathroom and punched her in the head. >> Yeah. No, it's not. It's not what the daughter said. >> Not at all. >> Yeah. Can you tell us what happened tonight? What you saw? >> I just want to listen to your granddaughter. >> Where is it? Where is it? >> Yeah. Okay. I'll just listen to your granddaughter for a second if you don't mind. >> I mean, if you want to hear it. >> Well, I was just staying in my room. >> So, you didn't see this happening or did you see that? >> Well, I was staying in my room and then I heard like things get physical in the bathroom and then I came out of my room to pull them apart. >> Did you pull them apart? >> Yeah. Right. Come on. >> Okay. So yeah, we have obviously assault with a knife. She said I asked which knife it was. There's a bunch of She's like, "I don't know." But they're in there. >> And you've got assault for today and for this right now and assault for this morning. >> I want to make sure you're okay cuz you this you told me that you had a condition. Correct. >> I do. >> I'm still going to call the paramedics. I just want them to check you out. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Please. >> I just want to make sure. >> This is all embarrassing enough. >> No, it's not. Listen, my job is to make sure you're safe and sound. Okay. >> But that's >> all right. >> I am. >> You sure? >> Yeah. Your head doesn't hurt because if she was pulling your hair. >> No. No. That was from behind. And >> can I see your neck real quick? Would you mind picking up your hair for me? >> Okay. Did she punch you in the head, ma'am? >> No. >> No. She just wrapped her arms around your neck. Is that what happened? >> Yeah. That I don't even remember. >> You didn't hit your head any >> police explain arrest procedures and protective conditions to the family. The adult daughter is formally arrested and transported. >> No, she's not going to be allowed back at the home. She'll have to go somewhere else. We're going to put something what's called a conditions of release. It's a temporary protective order and it keeps her from coming here. If she were to come here, she'd be arrested on a felony. She cannot come back until her court date, which is going to be Monday. So, from today until Monday, she's not allowed back here at the house. >> So, there goes her bed at CVH. >> Just because she can't be here doesn't mean she can't go to CVH. She just can't be in this house. If she's got to meet somewhere, she can call them and say, "Can I meet you at Starbucks or can I meet you at the commuter lot?" She just can't be at the home. >> Well, she's not going to be able to bond out. So, >> well, that if she makes a phone call to someone or it depends on what happens, the bail commissioner may let her out. We don't know what's going to happen until it happens. But if she does get let out, we'll give you a call and let you know because she's not going to be allowed at the home. Okay. >> All right, Denise. So, you are under arrest right now. Okay. >> No, I am not kidding. So, you are under arrest. I'm going to be transporting you back to the police department right now. >> So funny now. I hope they arrest my daughter and my mother. [crying] >> You got to try to take a deep breath for me. Okay. >> I'm sorry. They've been trying this to me all day long myself. Oh god, I hate my life so bad. What's going to happen to them? The ones who were putting their hands on me. >> There's an entire investigation that's going to be done. Okay, those are other officers over there doing the rest of the investigation. >> Good. Because they deserve to go to jail, too. >> Janice was living somewhere else until maybe 2 years ago, maybe. >> Okay. But she lives here, too. >> Now, yeah. >> Okay. >> But I told her we're moving soon as she graduates. >> Mhm. >> High school. She going to college. >> Okay. So, what I'm going to do here, so this statement is is just you telling me what happened. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So, I'm going to write this statement like I'm you. Okay. So, I'm going to Do you Do you give me permission to write this statement on your behalf? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, I'm >> You let AI write it. >> She threatened you. She cut you with the knife. And then when did she strangle you? Cuz you told one of the officers that, too. And it's all on camera. So, if you might as well put that on, you know what I mean? Like, if this if this all if this is what happened. >> I think she said when she pulled my hair, she had her I don't remember. So, she pulled your hair back and her arm was around your throat. >> She said my ar her arm I don't recall that being the case, but >> go ahead and write it. >> I'm not Listen, I >> I mean, that's what I'm just saying. I don't recall. Maybe because I was too worried about her pulling out my already thinning hair. >> Oh, it's not thinning. >> Yes, you should see my hair when I was >> So, she pulled your hair back. She had her arm around your throat like her >> probably would have been her arm. So it was like her between your throat was in between her bicep and her forearm >> probably. Yeah. >> Okay. And she was choking you or strangling you? >> Yeah. >> Were you able to breathe during that time when >> Yeah, I think so. Yeah. >> She came to break it up right away. She was there. So I mean it didn't go on for any length of time >> during all this. How you felt like were you scared for your life? >> No. >> When she was threatening you with the knife and all that stuff. You weren't scared for your life saying that she said she was going to kill you. I told her to go ahead and put me out of my misery. >> Okay. >> So, >> but you weren't like were you scared? >> Maybe a little. I I kind of knew she wasn't gonna actually hurt me. >> People know people their whole lives and people snap sometimes. I'm not telling you what to write. I'm just I'm just saying like >> a little uneasy. I more worried believe it or not my dog being nervous about whole thing. >> This is this is about you right now. And then what happened after the fight was separated? I came out here again. This is like my safe space. And then, you know, these videos that I had, I was taping her back on like a nutcase. >> Okay. So, when you recorded Denise, what was she doing? Was she just like just losing her mind? Like, >> yeah, because she thought I took her out and take nothing. I don't know if she did them all or what she do with them. >> So, just can you describe like the pain level from like the cuts like when the knife and all that happened like like on a scale of 1 to 10? fear, pain, all that. Like, was it was it a 10 out of 10? 10 being the worst, or one being not so bad. Honestly, >> one [music] >> one a cut from an Okay. >> My skin is very thick. >> Okay. So, you're going to go with a one out of 10. >> All right. Let's make it an eight. I know you're pushing. >> I'm not I'm not pushing you. I'm I'm asking you something to happen to her. >> Okay. Well, I I'm not telling you what to say. >> There's scratches. So, I >> Right. There's scratches like from a knife, but I'm just cur like I just want to know like >> All right. Maybe a three. >> A three. Okay. The pulling of the hair is much worse. >> Yeah, the hair pulling probably a nine. >> Fear level. What would you give that? >> Seven. >> All right. The adult daughter was charged with assault risk of injury to a child disorderly conduct and threatening. These charges were applied based on officer findings that she allegedly used a knife to cause injuries to her mother earlier in the day, engaged in threatening behavior, and was involved in a physical altercation in the presence of a minor. Remember, domestic disputes can escalate quickly when stress and unresolved issues combine, making early intervention important. Calling emergency services can help ensure safety and allow authorities to assess situations involving potential harm. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. That was intense to watch, especially hearing how the timeline came together. Glad officers took time to separate everyone and listen to each person. Hard situation for the whole family, but it shows why calling for help matters. think this situation was already intense. The body cam catches a split-second decision that changes everything. Comment if you saw it coming. The next incident is when police save teen girl from her extremely toxic mother. >> The cops have been here where she's dug her arms in me. She's run away once before. She took my hair and she twisted it and she yanks my neck and I can't breathe when she does that. >> She like literally just started swinging on me, ripped my shirt, like started scratching me. like she's horrible like that. [music] >> On April 6th, 2023, officers arrived after a call reporting a physical altercation between a mother and her teenage daughter. Both allege a history of prior conflicts. >> Telling you what happened. >> What happened tonight? >> She did the same thing. She >> Okay, you can come on in. >> All right. So, what's going on? >> She um she's been hitting on me for about 2 years. You don't know. You're not here. Go in the kitchen. What? You're not even part of it. >> Talk to me that way. Giving her too much help for something that you should have done a little each day for 10 minutes. I came to help you. >> So, she come in my room and she asked to >> She defended herself. >> No, she didn't go in the kitchen. You wasn't even up there. >> I told her. >> So, what happened? >> So, she comes in the bedroom and she got she's like, "Mom, I'm so stressed cuz we're having some issues with the whole movement, but everything's fine. Her dad's helping." I said, "Kayla, you have your dad's to go to. Your stuff's going to be safe. What are you stressed about?" She completely flips out on me. I said, "Leave my room." Refuses for like 15 minutes. So, I finally went to remove her from my room. >> You put me and I have every mark on my >> So, anyways, I put I did put my hands on her arm to remove her from my room. >> The mother acknowledges striking the daughter during the confrontation. The daughter states that the mother swung first and that she defended herself. >> She flips out, starts hitting me, which she's done for years. I mean there she we've had to call lie out here two or three times for her hitting on me. She's punched me. She's broke my glasses. I have and I I kept I begged her. I begged her. But I did defend myself. I did hit her back. >> No, you swung on me first. Mom, you swung on me first. I wouldn't hit you. You swung on me. I literally my arms are covered up. >> There's me right now in front of you. I came to offer to pay money to get a place to live to help you. You talk dirty like a dog and then holler for me to call the police. No, that don't work. >> The mother describes hair pulling and neck twisting. Officers redirect the conversation to focus on the current incident at the residence. >> There's a lot of stuff you could probably tell on. >> I'm tired of her hitting me, mother. >> She But there is there there is a history. There is a history. Her dad's had to call her. The cops have been here where she's dug her arms in me. She's run away once before. She's uh punched me in my face, broke glasses. So I I did I did put my hands on her and my face go >> I'm just tired of it. >> All right. So what do you mean you put hands on her? >> When she she had me by my hair and she was twisting my neck and went just let her talk and I took her to on vacation. >> We'll get to you after. Okay. >> When we were in Tennessee um she flipped out on me. She always swings on. >> Well, we're not in Tennessee. We're here right now. >> I was telling you what happened. >> What happened tonight? >> She She did the same thing she did there. She took my hair and she twisted it and she yanks my neck and I can't breathe when she does that. So when she did, I grabbed her by her hair. >> So while she was in your room, you told her to get out. >> She didn't get out. >> The mother details attempting to pull the daughter from the room followed by mutual swinging. She admits the altercation escalated for several minutes. >> No, she for like 15 minutes she >> So then you grabbed her arm to her out her >> and then what happened after that? She just turns around and she starts doing this stuff like she always does. She always like gets her arms and does this at me and goes, "Come on, come on." >> Which arm did you grab? >> She was standing like that. So >> you grab the most I like that. I I told y'all I defended myself tonight. She was She was knocking the hell out of you. Grab her tried to pull her out the door. >> Well, I just tried to like I went, "Come on, like that." And she was like She just starts swinging. She always does this kind of stuff at me and it's just crazy. Like I've let her hit me for years. >> All right. So how did you defend yourself? I hit her back. I'm not going to deny. >> Or did you hit her? >> Oh, well, I come at her like that. Like, stop. Stop like that. And she was putting her arm and when she was coming, see, she's a little bit taller than me. So, her her reach goes further. She's coming over me. >> So, how' your shirt get ripped? >> Me. >> Swinging and yanking on. >> I think I think I was yanking on her, honestly. I mean, it it got it got crazy for about 2 minutes. I did hit her back. I'm not going to deny it. I was I mean I did but I let her hit on me for a couple of minutes and then I finally was like had enough. >> The grandmother reports entering during the altercation observing the mother advancing on the teen and believing the teen was trying to get away. >> What's your name? >> Lyanna. I mean I don't want her to go to jail. But >> well here's the thing. With this being a family violence offense at minimum reports. >> So speak your first time for me. >> Did you see any of this? I'm going to tell you straight up is wrong. I'm the grandmother. I ain't that old perfect to come down. >> Are you her mom? >> Willing to help anything I could do. Even rent a U-Haul, but my car money. I'm trying to get me a car. My mother just died. Trying to get one car until I can find one for certain. Okay. One thing's going to another look. The thing I've got against all this is my daughter has had about right at what two months time they did their [ __ ] and all that. Don't get all the baby because she waited till tomorrow night. You got to be out. >> She's just mad at the world. I won't walk in here and the child's giving back what she's getting pretty much. And if you want the truth, I think the mama's in wrong tonight. I don't I think the mama's in wrong. If I could talk. What did you actually see? What happened? >> I went up there and they were going at it and my daughter was holding call the law. Call the law. And I said, "I'm not doing that. You're as guilty as she is and you don't need to involve the law." >> So, you don't know who who started what or >> I know that when I walked in, she's really jumped me. I know she her got a history, but I mean, the way she's having to live right now, you know, she don't even know where she's going. Officers interview the teen who reports being grabbed, scratched, kicked, and having her shirt ripped. Officers observe redness and visible marks. >> She did tell me to leave the room. >> Okay. >> And I wanted to talk to her about stress. The reason I went in there, she automatically just dismissed it because she don't know where we're going. We got evicted um sometime last month and we went to court at the end of March and they told us we had April till tomorrow to get out all of our all of our stuff. I asked her what we were going to do when we got all of our stuff packed tomorrow. >> Okay. >> She don't know. So, she got upset about it and grabbed my arm like y'all told me and then when I nudged back to ask why like why is she dismissing it? She like literally just started swinging on me, ripped my shirt, like started scratching me like >> where did you get hit at? Like I got I don't know. There's like a scratch right here and then all on my arms. >> Yeah. Some on my legs. >> What? >> I'm sorry. Let me see. >> We're stuck in here. >> No, we're not. Give me one second. >> All right. Did you see >> done my best to come down here and try to help her and I offered to get a new haul and try to get a place everything. She was ready to go off on me when I walked in there and all that and she was picking out. >> Did you see anything that happened upstairs or >> I know that she tried to get away from her several times and she just kept going at her and I said, "Leave her alone. Leave her alone." And she even got behind me and she kept doing it. Then it's called I said I'm not doing it now. I'm not got a reason why that tore my nerves up and I think she's at fault or not at least doing a little bit. I had offered for 2 months kept her doing this. You know what I'm saying? We don't wait and jump on the 15y old because she can't get it fast enough. >> The daddy ain't doing right. The mama ain't doing right. And she needs to come with a damn mama. I ain't got nothing but a two-bedroom either. But until they can get it together, she can stay in my house. >> Okay. >> I'm not the best in the world. I wasn't a good mama. I ain't been a great room with her. But I'm trying. I am trying. And you cannot deal with that one out there. She is very hostile for the world. >> Do you have any other marks other than on your arms and your eye? >> Um I don't know about my legs. I know she kicked me a few time in my legs, but >> Okay. >> Um besides like my stomach and everything, I don't think I have anything. So, but my face does hurt a little bit weird. >> After comparing statements and injuries, officers determined that the mother crossed a line during a family violence incident and placed her under arrest. Yeah. >> And that one right there just she just all the time. She's man and she's >> Do you want need to get paramedics out here to check on you? Do you think she needs to be checked out by paramedics? >> I think. >> Okay. >> But I don't think she ought to take this route. I don't not this time. She wasn't going to school. She wasn't doing that. But the child had done nothing. She >> who her nothing had done as all she did was kick that one off of her side. >> What did you see? >> They were going and I got in my car. She was just trying to pretty much get her off snapping her own. I was trying to get away from her >> and then I got finally said stop the y'all and got clean and when I did she tried to stay behind me and I was saying we're in the room and she was trying to to stay behind me and that right there kept coming at her swinging over me and all that [ __ ] >> Okay. Who has primary custody? Mom or dad? Mom. >> Okay. >> Do you have any brute marks or anything on you? >> Yeah, I mean I have >> anything I could I could see to >> Sure. Yeah. >> I got a light right here. It was all red up and through here on this >> chest is a little red. >> And then uh she had me like my neck popped but I know there ain't no more from that. >> She hit you there too. >> Yeah, she was swinging on them. I don't know if I had anything on my face but >> she hit you in the face. >> Oh yeah. She she got me one time. >> Is that from your glasses or >> I don't even know. She knocked my glasses off as you can see there and she just starts cussing me. She was like, "I don't want to deal with this." And like earlier, she told me she was like, "You can lose feel like she's horrible like that." And I was like, "Sit down. Sit down. Talk to me." And she stood up and I said, "Kay, sit down." Cuz I'm trying to discipline her. She goes, "What are you going to do, Mom?" So I turned around and I was like, "No, I've had enough. Get out of my room." And she wouldn't leave. So I I did like that. >> Okay. >> And I went to pull her. And when I did, she starts sprinting. She starts like that. And she started swinging like >> with other hand that wasn't. No, with the arm I had she's like while you were holding her >> Yeah. She's so freaking strong. Like it's crazy. And she tries to act like like she's intimidating. I can't stand it. Like she does this swinging thing. >> And she like, "Come on. Come on then. Open up." And I used to have to buy her every morning from school. I had to call y'all every morning and tell y'all it wasn't an emergency, but she wouldn't go to school. So I would get >> Yeah, I think I've been out here. >> She come like running at me in my bedroom again. And I just I can't I don't know why. Like she come in my bedroom. I did like that and she >> You kicked her. >> Yes. >> Where'd you kick her? >> I don't even know. I think it covered in her thigh. She's a little bit taller than me. >> Is that how her shirt got ripped? >> Probably. I mean, I probably did. You know what I mean? But I don't know why they're not telling the truth. But I mama was like, "Don't call." I was like, "No, I've got to make a report. I got to because she just gets away with this. She's got to wait this year." But I they're like hollering. Are you going to tell this or you know? And I'm like, "Yeah, I'll tell them I hit her. I'm going to own it." I mean, >> when's the most recent incident other than tonight? >> It's been a little while. I'm not going to lie. I think the last time the cops come out here when her dad call, I think that scared her cuz the cop that was here, he didn't like her attitude and he kind of got back with her and that kind of shocked her. But >> daughter's saying mom kicked her. Nonetheless, despite anything that happened, that is excessive. That child's got marks on it. >> Mom's going to jail. >> She's got marks on it, too. I mean, I get that, but it doesn't matter if >> I didn't see the extent of the marks on the daughter. >> Oh, she's got she got redness. She's got redness under her on her chest, on her shoulder, and like a little mark on her nose where her glasses got knocked off. >> Well, grandma said that when she got up there, mom was coming at the child. Child was just trying to get away from mom. >> Yeah, that's what she told me, too. >> Go ahead and stand up for me. >> Can I put my finger down? >> You can put it in your mouth. >> Go ahead. >> You can smoke it while we're doing this. You got anything illegal on you? >> No. >> All right. Anything that would be a misdemeanor out here once we get to the county jail, if you have it on you, it becomes a felony for crossing guard lawn. >> I don't have anything. >> Okay. >> I'm not saying you do. Everyone gets the same opportunity. Okay. >> We just tell everybody that. That way. >> No, I don't have >> They know. You got a phone or anything you want to bring in there? >> My phone's dead. Um, but I do know my ex's number. >> Do you need a wallet or anything like that? >> Do I need it? >> It's up to you. All right. I'm going to come back here to this car. Come over here, ma'am. >> All right. So, she's going to go with us tonight. >> Okay. The mom I can't remember her name. >> Now, what are we going to do? >> Um, you're taking her to jail. >> Yeah, he he's taking her to jail. I don't like I said, he talked to y'all. I don't know what >> what exactly lie. I'm not taking >> I don't know what exactly he's >> You don't wait till the last minute when you got to be out in the morning at 12:00 when you know that you could be doing the business every day. That all matter is that there's kitchen and flat, >> right? and you'll have to see a judge in the morning because it's a family violence offense. Okay. >> Officers explain next steps, arrange for the teen to stay with family temporarily and transport the mother to jail pending a court appearance. >> Is she going to get in trouble >> right now? No. >> Why am I >> Well, >> you took the punishment beyond >> Oh, am I going to this one? >> Yeah, we're coming right here. I get your daughter's hitting on you and all that, but >> bad. I mean, it's been years. >> As a parent, you still got to make sure you don't cross that line. And the marks on her is why you're going to jail right now. Okay. >> Okay. So, I have to be out by midnight. Well, I get You said I'll see a judge in the morning. >> You should see the judge in the morning. They'll set you a bond and they'll put whatever they got to put on that whatever stipulations, stuff like that. Are you okay with Kayn staying with your mama in the time being? >> Oh, yeah. Well, I mean, >> or if you want to call her daddy up here and tell him he's got to come pick her up. I mean, with you being the primary guardian, we have to figure out where you want her to be. >> Can I Can you call her dad? >> We call. You want him to come pick her up? >> Yeah. And I That way he will know to get me out. >> Will I be able to bond out >> once the judge sets a bond? >> Okay. But I will get to see him today. >> I can't tell you that you'll get to see him today. You should get to see him around 9:00, but I don't know if they're going to have a judge in at 9:00 or if it's the following day. I can't I can't give you that answer. >> Okay. Well, I mean, like normally, do y'all have him every day? >> I don't work for the I I don't know. >> I mean, I'm so scared about that. >> Well, when we get up there, you'll be able to talk to them and they'll be able to tell you the sheriff's office. They're the one who handles all that stuff. >> Where are you? >> Like all of this, which we had right here a little bit. I think my stomach's okay. >> Yeah. If you don't mind, just go like this. That way, I can see the shirt rib. Okay. Yeah, that looks a little swollen. Where you going to school now? >> She don't know. She's going I dropped out. I was fixing to get my GED, but >> I know I've been over here a few times trying to get >> I thought >> trying to get you to go to school. >> Yeah. >> I know. I was going to try to get my GED, but then every time I went to do that, she would not let me do it. Like >> we've got one lady that left the country to get away from it. >> Okay. What do you want What do you want to do when you get older? >> Be financially stable somehow. I do not want to be strong. >> You can't get a job without a high school education. Most jobs. So that make that a priority. And I told her I help her get her license if she really go to school. Now >> once you once you turn 17, 18, you can file for emancipation and and and move out. >> Uh but you got to you got to have a job. You got to have a license. Do you have a license? >> No. And that's the thing. She can't get one if they don't if they if they don't help her to go, you know, to go. She's 15. She can't drive herself, >> right? Do you have a license? >> Me? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. and my car's transmission went out. >> Okay. >> And my mother just recently died. So >> I've been over here 11 years in May. >> Okay. >> And I told her just go up my house and just try it. Okay. Yeah. I'm going to try to help you get your license and you drive out my car and as long as you ain't going to run around in the morning, but you know it won't be like this. We'll deal with it. >> That's something if you if you want it, you got to you got to work for it. It's not easy, but if that's something you want to do, you'll you'll you'll find a way. >> You just have to go to work. >> Yeah. >> That ain't all you got to do. I mean, I I was a bad mom, but I can admit it. That one right there has got issues. Really bad. And her daddy, they're both >> Josh. >> I'm being arrested. >> Why? >> Because um I defended myself with Kaye and cuz her hitting on me. She started hitting on me again tonight and I I'd had enough and she's got a mark on her that's worse than mine I think and I'm being arrested >> about an hour ago and her and mama are sitting in there and I don't even know what all they've told but they they want telling the way it went h it happened. You know how they are but >> I'll get over there. >> Will you come and get me out? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> All right. Bye. >> Bye. Thank you so much. Are you okay with Kaylee staying here with your mom till he gets over here or? >> Well, I mean, it doesn't matter. I I really don't. >> The mother was charged with cruelty to children in the first degree. Officers applied this charge based on their assessment that the mother used physical force during a family violence incident that resulted in visible injuries to the minor. Remember, family disputes can escalate quickly, especially during periods of stress and instability. Visible injuries and consistent witness accounts play a key role in how officers assess responsibility. This is the reaction of netzens [music] to this situation. Hard to watch, but important to see how officers sort through conflicting stories. Glad the teen had adults and police there to step in. Shows how fast arguments can turn physical when tensions are high. You think the officers were out of options here? Watch what happens next on the body cam and tell us if you would have done the same. The next incident is when raging mom ends up in deep trouble when police find her runaway kid. >> Or not. I'm moving out of this town. In the name of Jesus Christ, I'll get out of this town. appreciate appreciate your your love. All in the name of Jesus Christ have my son. >> On December 13th, 2023, officers respond to a report of a runaway juvenile returning to the residence. The mother is highly agitated, yelling religious statements and ordering the child out of the house. >> What's your purse look like? >> Can you want me to just walk by there? Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. >> He's back here. He's back here. >> Godamn mom. >> I'm gone. >> Come here. >> No, you're not. >> Come here. >> GET OUT OF MY HOUSE. >> COME HERE. >> GET OUT OF MY HOUSE. GET OUT OF MY GODDAMN HOUSE. YOU'RE SO >> I'M NOT IN YOUR HOUSE. >> YOU GET THE OUT OF MY GODDAMN >> I'M NOT IN YOUR HOUSE. >> LOCK THAT DOOR. DON'T YOU ANSWER IT. DON'T YOU DARE ANSWER IT. BACK UP NOW. >> GET OUT OF THERE. NO. YOU KNOW WHAT HE'S BEEN GOING THROUGH? YOU KNOW WHAT THEY DID TO ME? >> QUIT SCREAMING AT ME. YOU KNOW WHO GOD IS. >> QUIT SCREAMING at me, lady. >> Your soul depends on GET OUT OF [screaming] MY HOUSE IN THE name of Jesus Christ. Your soul DEPENDS ON IT. NOW YOU'RE GOING TO DIE. >> You are not all right. Your soul depends on >> Officers explain the teen has an active pickup order as a runaway and is not legally allowed to be at the residence. The mother continues shouting and accusing others of harming her child. >> You better not even let HIM GET BY WITH THIS ONE. >> He's got a pickup ORDER ON A MONTH. >> NO, HE DOESN'T. BUT I GOT CUSTODY. YOU KNOW BETTER, BOY. YOU KNOW WHAT THIS KID'S BEEN GOING THROUGH. YOU KNOW WHAT I'VE BEEN GOING THROUGH. YOU KNOW YOU'RE HOOKED UP TO THE LINE. >> ARE YOU AN ANGEL? >> ARE YOU A STEWARD? >> WHAT DO YOU NEED, DAVID? >> Over here somewhere. >> One detain. >> Son of a goddamn mother. All you mother burn mother hook her up. >> No, you're not. You [ __ ] >> Listen, you guys don't need this. >> God damn it. >> God, you're breaking my arm. >> Didn't cooperate with this. Okay, I am clever. >> Police attempt to deescalate, asking the mother to sit and listen. She remains combative, paranoid, and non-compliant. >> Do you know what he's going through this? >> Well, right now he's >> he's currently got a pickup order. He's >> M Indiana wants them. >> Well, who's going to protect these kids? You know what I'm saying? I am his mother. >> Okay. Okay. I'm Nobody. He's running around with with these enemies of Christ. >> Let's step back here and have a seat, please. >> Where? >> In your chair. >> Can I get pants and a shirt and some shoes on? >> Hang on just a moment. Okay. I'm going to explain what's going on. >> Let's all just take a breath. >> So, right now, >> I cannot believe this. >> Can I please explain this to you? Officers conduct a protective sweep of the home after safety concerns arise. They locate suspected paraphernalia during the clearing process. >> Amy, may I please explain this to you? >> Yeah. >> So, right now, he when I ran his information, he came up as a runaway missing person out of my Okay. >> He wasn't even supposed to be at my >> somebody CPS with our CPS. They can't even be out of the county. >> And then >> he's not even supposed to be out of the county when he's CPS and he was supposed to be with them because he could be live with his grandma. >> 16 years. He just came home. I know what's going on. Okay. I know you think you want my sons and I can't have my cat for >> Nobody said you can't have >> the residence is secured. Officers assist the teen in gathering clothing while the mother is detained. >> I'm trying to explain to you what's going on and you won't let me finish. >> Is there anybody else here? See my police department. >> Oh, lots of paraphernalia. >> Get it out. >> Oh, get your gun out. >> Police department. Make yourself known. unlock the door. >> No, it's not that door. It's the other door. >> No, we got >> Oh, this is the bathroom. Huh? >> The bathroom door. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Clear. [music] This closes clear. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Officers explain the mother is being temporarily detained due to the paraphernalia and ongoing investigation. She remains verbally hostile. >> Help you real quick. >> These your pants you put them on. All right. >> Don't try anything stupid. >> You don't need time. >> Huh? You need time. >> Sure. >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Okay. What shoes are we're looking for? >> These are the ones. >> So Amy, just to clarify, while these officers conducted a clearing sweep of your residence, they located articles of paraphernalia and some sort. So right now, you're just being detained for the paraphernalia. Okay. Soon as we figure out what the detective wants to do, we'll go from there. And >> during further interaction, the mother physically pushes an officer who is pursuing a suspect, escalating the situation. >> We met after that on that stuff. Okay. Um, would you like a second set of handcuffs so your shoulders aren't squeezed together or anything? Okay. Well, the offer's there if you change your mind. All right. What's the other thing you were talking about that happened earlier? >> I'm not at liberty to say at this time because I don't want to say anything I shouldn't. So contact the detective to [music] >> stand up. Do you want an extra cuff so you have a little more room? >> Yeah, please. You want me to loosen yours? >> You good? >> So, who's who's grandma? I guess she is she technically even though I know she >> mother. >> She's your mother. >> She is my mother and she's been taken advantage of by strangers. >> Okay. Um, please >> responsible. >> What's her name? >> Linda. >> So, just so you know, Uh, this is the main this is the main stuff I found right here. >> Okay. >> The mother is placed under arrest. Officers allow her to retrieve personal items while she continues to make accusatory and emotional statements. >> Oh my god. Are you serious? >> Hit the police officer in the face. You're going to >> No, I'm trying to keep him out of my door. I I don't feel like I need to go to jail. >> Well, he was chasing a suspect fresh pursuit. Okay. And you you pushed him before you made it to the door. >> And then after battering him by pushing him. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Well, fine. We'll go to jail. I'll go to jail then. That's fine. Persecute me. >> I'll go to jail. >> You got a key to get back in when you get out? >> No, I got to get my purse. You know >> where's your purse at? >> It's in my bedroom. >> Okay. Where is it at? >> Walk with you to get it. >> Where is it at? In your bedroom. >> In It's in my chair. Like if you reach like behind my chair and you pull it. >> Can you get my medicine, too? >> Sure. >> Damn. So rude. How I'm so disgusted. >> So damn disgusted. Who's going to bail me out? >> Yeah, it's in the chair. Like behind it, you know, it's real little. You got to reach behind the chair and then reach down in there. >> What medicines you need? >> My spoile. >> Probably can't probably take that in there. God, no. You got to reach into the green chair and pull it up like this. See, show me like this. When you reach into there, you got to pull it like that. >> What the There's a green chair, so there's nothing in the chair. What's your purse look like? >> Can you want me to just walk back there? >> Okay, >> I'm bringing her back there. Show me his purse. >> She's coming back. >> Thanks a lot, guys. >> Jump back out to you, sir. >> Appreciate Appreciate your your love. All in the name of Jesus Christ. Have my son join me in >> the frat boys. They're in my purse. My house key is >> The mother is transported to jail. Officers ensure the residence is secured and explain the next steps regarding the juvenile. >> Why do you need my house key? You want to get I'm moving out. I'm moving out of this town in the name of Jesus Christ. I'll get out of this town. >> Shut your mouth. [snorts] Shut your mouth. It's in there. It's right there. >> Lock your door for you. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. >> All right. Jesus. >> Like it matters. You know, in times like these. >> Yeah, I could tell he does hate me. I don't know why Jesus Christ would hate me, but yes, I can tell. I can tell this is his people and he works for them and I could tell. Appreciate your love. >> Transport them both. >> All I ever did was try to stand up for you, but thank you for being lawless. You know, I appreciate you taking me to jail. We really learned a lot. This is the way home. Thanks for guarding. >> Clean out my car real quick. >> Thanks a lot, boys. never done a damn thing for me. But wait, take four days to get my house key back because I guess I'm responsible for him too and the whole apartment on the block the door for you, right? >> Step to your son. >> Yeah, I know. That is wrong. That's wrong. That's what that's what your police force and you know your Jesus Christ religion has done for the 15y old when he can't you know be around his mother and I go to jail for it and my mother is too crazy she can't even now I've lost my home and I've lost everything I'll just sh >> The mother was charged with battery against a public safety official simple assault and resisting law enforcement the charges stemmed from physical contact with an officer refusal to comply with commands and disruptive behavior during the execution of a juvenile pickup order. Remember, emotional instability and refusal to cooperate [music] can quickly escalate a welfare check into criminal charges. Clear pickup orders [music] and prior juvenile court involvement limit parental discretion during police encounters. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This was chaotic from the first second. Police showed a lot of patience. The kid clearly needed help, not more screaming. Religious delusions mixed with anger made this situation dangerous fast. The tension is already high. Or [music] so it seems. What the body cam captures next saves a life. Pause. And comment what you do here. The next incident is when entitled mother refuses [music] to leave after custody dispute ends badly. >> I want to see my kids. On April 3rd, 2024, officers are dispatched after a mother arrives at the father's residence demanding to see her children despite a court order requiring supervised visitation. >> See my kids. >> Okay. Supervised visitation shall occur at leave. >> It's a shelter. She said that it's a dependency shelter order. There we go. mother supervised, right? Visitation has to be supervised. >> Well, she doesn't want to be supervised. She said that this year doesn't tell her. >> That's not up to her. >> The mother is only to have supervised uh visit, but she doesn't want them supervised. She wants to see them whatever she wants. >> Okay. So, supervising supervised visitations at all times by DCF or an adult third party approved by the department. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Has there been a third party approved by the department of supervised? So is it just DCF? >> Shall occur at the department's office center or place agreed upon by parties a minimum of one time per week for 2 hours? Okay. Has there been any sort of visitation uh prior to today or is this the first time >> that she shows up here? >> This is the third time she shows up. The father explains this is the third time the mother has come to the residence without supervision including waiting outside the home and near the school. >> Okay. And the other times has she had supervision with DCF or she just come? >> I didn't want to call the police. I just told her you know that you should not be supposed to be here. Can you please go? >> Last time was last Friday. She was here for an hour and a half. >> We believe that she was waiting for me in the school which she >> her brother just called me. She called him. She was at school waiting for the kids. That's the what I don't like. >> And she cannot do that. >> And then she saw you like she was following you. >> Yeah. >> Because the school is right behind our house. >> I'm not following. >> Yeah. I feel like she's talking. She was talking. She's talking. >> I don't want to see kids seeing the police cuz they're going to get go wild. But this is the third time that we have to deal with this. The first time that I'm calling the police cuz she she doesn't she doesn't want DCF doing the visits with her. She wants to see the kids without supervision. That's a big, you know, problem here. >> What's the context behind behind this? Was it abuse involved? Uh, >> neglect. Child neglect. >> Officers explain the court orders terms and advise the father to document the violation for family court proceedings. >> She's mentally unstable. Um, so that's why they try to get her in like a mental institution, but she's >> she doesn't want to they don't want to get her burial card, right? Which is crazy. >> She doesn't live here, right? >> No. Okay. >> In Tampa. >> So, I'm going to go try to explain this to her. I'm going to she does she have her own copy of this? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> That was the first time that she showed up when they gave her the copy. >> Kind of arguing with me that, you know, what's this? Why are you doing this to me? D. I thought that she you cannot be here. Talk to the court. We just have the kids now. Just talk to the court, please. And then she show up last Friday because she canceled the appointment on Wednesday because it was with DCF. And she told DCF, "No, I'm going to go see them on Friday without you." and she came in. Thankfully, we were not here, but I can see her through the camera. She sat here for like an hour and a half waiting for us to come back. And today, DC, the CF called us yesterday. She just texted us that she's going to show up at the house tomorrow because she doesn't want the CF to have the visit. Has to be on her own terms. So, they told us be ready. She most likely going to show up today. And she did. >> This visit takes on her own term. Stuff is not up to her. No, >> there's a court order with the Department of Children and Families. When she can see her children, she has to abide by that. from that. You guys have to I'm going to give you an event number. Uh it's going to document why we were out here today. You guys need to whenever your next visitation to uh to child court is, you need to provide them with this letting know she's violating the court order. They'll judge take that into consideration with the court case. As of today, um we're going to you can trespass her. He's already fing trespass form. >> Okay. >> Uh that'll be the first step towards having her stop coming here. she comes back here, she can get arrested for trespassing >> just for being here >> just for the line >> because there this this is pretty set in stone. This is a court order. She can only be here supervised with DCF or a person that DCF chooses to have supervision with and she cannot come here by herself and she's been doing that is documented today. All this is on camera. Okay. >> So, this is going to be a documentation that this happened. I'm going to explain that to her. Officers directly explain the order to the mother, stating she must leave and cannot be on the property without supervision. She repeatedly refuses. >> We'll try our best to explain that to her. She's going to get trespassed. If she comes back here, she'll get arrested on site. >> And you may want to do the visits at some place other than not here because she's associated. >> They're not supposed to be here. It's just that >> the usually comes here, >> but she doesn't want that. She wants to see them on her own. >> Yeah. Just to associate seeing the kids with some of the location. >> Okay. There's Nift. Have you gotten a copy of this document right here? That's your court order from the Department of Children and Families. >> Let me see. >> I don't let you see it. Just have you gotten a copy of it? >> See, cuz I have three different copies. >> The question is, have you gotten a copy of this court order? >> I'm not sure. I don't see. >> This court order says that >> this court order is dated February 5th, 2024. >> Do you have that court order to you? >> This is between you, your child's father, and this house right here regarding your children. saying what >> this court order right here says supervised visitation shall be supervised at all times by >> I don't need no supervising >> doesn't matter what you think this is what the court order is >> it is matter what I think >> this is the court order so you have to abide by this court order if you do not abide by this court order it's going to make things more difficult for you to see your children do you understand that >> the one who need to go check is it for my cousin kids >> okay whatever grievance you have needs to be taken up with the court okay >> no I want to see my kids >> okay supervised This visitation shall occur at the department's office, a visitation center, or a place agreed upon by the parties one time per week per 2 hours. Okay, >> I want to say my kids. >> Okay, you can say >> there's no reason at all. >> You can say what you want, but this court order is standing. Meaning, if you violate this court order is consequences, okay? >> There's no consequence. >> Consequences is going to be making it difficult for you to see your children. Okay? >> What you're doing right now is just making things a lot more difficult for you. Okay? There is a court so you can still see your children but it's at the direction of the department of children and families when when and where they said that can happen at not here. Okay. You can't just come here. You can't just come where the order said you can't go. Okay. >> Okay. This house right here. >> I understand that this house right here is not somewhere that you can be. Okay. You can't just come here whenever you want without supervision. >> I want to see my kids. >> I understand that. The mother is formally trespassed from the property and [snorts] warned she will be arrested if she does not leave. >> I don't need that. >> Listen, I'm going to tell you what's going to happen. >> Does not make any sense. >> You're being trespassed from this property. >> Trespassing on. >> Like I said, it doesn't matter what you think. What's going on is what's happening. Okay? You're being warned to not come back here today. Okay? If you come back here today, you're going to get yourself arrested >> or any day from now. >> Or any day from now on. Do you understand that? >> Okay. Sir, can you let her know that she's trespassing the property? >> I'm not trespassing. Okay, go ahead. How long is she trespassing? >> You need to tell her how long is Okay, let her know. You are permanently trespassed from this house. If you return here, you will be arrested on site. You're going to get arrested. You're not supposed to be here. You cannot ever ever Do you want to sign your warning or no? No, I'm not going to sign a copy of your warning. Miss, you will still be able to see your children, just not here. But no supervising. I don't need no supervising. >> Okay. That is not up to you. >> Yes, it is. >> That is up to the state. >> Yes, it is. I don't need no supervising. >> Okay, you need to leave. I want to see my kids. >> You need to leave. >> I get up and I mean still. >> No, you'll take care, guys. Hold on. Okay, you guys, too. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. >> Okay, you have been permanently trespassed. >> Officers arrest the mother after she resists verbal commands during removal from the vehicle. They're doing one or >> one. That's another car right there. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. M. Stand up. Please put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Your cell phone. >> Put your hands behind your back. Ma'am, >> put your hands behind your back. Please. Hold your hands. Don't want to see my kids. They'll be lying. >> Stop fighting. >> No. No. They'll be lying. >> Okay. >> They'll be lying. >> They'll be lying. They'll be lying. >> Don't drop your cell phone. You don't >> They are lying. [screaming] >> Get your car keys. >> I mean, my my my my arm. My arm. My arm. It's my arm. Okay. My arm. Mom. >> No. My lying. They all lying. >> Okay. >> They are lying. >> I have my my arm. Hi. >> Officers explain the arrest, secure her vehicle legally on the street, and clarify she may retrieve it after release, but must not return to the property. >> Going that way. >> Going that way. >> For what? >> Under arrest. >> Refuse to leave. >> Oh my god. >> Yep. That's the car. Wait. Guys, I want to search you real quick, ma'am. Do you have anything on you? >> I know. >> You have any drugs on you? >> No. >> You have any weapons? >> Just going to check it real quick. All right. >> They'll be lying. >> The street parking legally. >> Yeah. Go ahead. >> All right. What we're going to do is we're going to end up parking your car in the street so when you're released from jail you can get you can come uh pick it up. Okay. >> They'll be lying. >> Okay. There was no need to have this happen. >> They are be lying everybody. >> Okay. So you need to talk to the court in order to have contact with your children. It sounds like >> they'll be lying and they know that. Can you can you put it can you untie it? >> Yeah. See she's got two fingers there. No two fingers. >> Can you Can you >> You can't check your pockets for weapons now. >> Oh, I've got money. Okay. >> Back of my hand. >> The back of my >> hand right there. >> You got to follow the No, because everybody have been lying. >> Okay. >> And they don't want to accept it. Every time you come back >> everybody. >> They know what they did. >> You're just making things a lot harder for yourself. >> No, I'm just not finding. >> I put on my arm. I'll go leave. I'll park it now properly. >> Okay. She was arrested for refusing to our orders to leave. So, she's going to Penel County Jail right now. >> She's only trespassed from the actual physical property. So, she's allowed to be in the street. So, she can come back when she's released from jail and pick up her car. And we're just going to make it really clear to her that when she comes back that she can't come on the property. If she does come on the property, go ahead and take a photograph or a video of it so >> Yeah. So then we have the officer can have proof if if if it becomes a problem. Does that make sense? And she'll just get arrested again, right? >> So, okay guys, have your night. Okay. >> When you get out, you can come back and get your car. Go back onto their property. >> Why not? >> Because you've been trespassing. >> I'm not trespassing at all. >> That's why you're under arrest. >> I'm not trespassing. I want to see my kids. They knew what happened. They knew what they did. >> And they knew what they did. And all my family too, they'll be lying. >> Listen to me. >> They'll be lying. >> I have kids. >> They'll be lying. No, I want to see my kids. doesn't >> I understand. >> No, >> but you got to follow the court rules. >> No, that court rule. The court rule the everything is is false. Everything is false. >> Everything is false. What say in that paper? Oh, what are what are they trying to do? Well, because it's not me and it's not them. It's some other people that they just want to try to >> to mess up everything. The woman was charged with criminal trespass and resisting arrest. Officers applied these charges after she remained on private property despite a formal trespass warning and refused to comply with repeated lawful commands to leave. Remember, court-ordered custody and visitation rules must be followed exactly regardless of personal disagreement. Refusing lawful orders can escalate a civil dispute into criminal consequences. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. The officers explained the order multiple times before it escalated. Family court situations are complicated, but ignoring the order made things worse. This could have stayed civil if the rules were followed. Everyone thought it was too late until the body cam shows the exact second officers step in. Did you predict that rescue? The next incident is when prank calling 911 backfires as police knock on woman's door. >> Who called? >> You called. >> Don't do that. >> I got a poop. >> I can't walk. Well, I thought you were just gonna come in here and have a dinner with my family. >> God, it's Easter. >> On March 31st, 2024, officers responded to a reported welfare check involving the woman's mother. Officers determined the call originated from the woman following a verbal argument. I did >> the door. >> How are you? >> I'm good. >> Can we speak? Can we have a chat with you? >> Yes. Why? >> Okay. You called in a welfare check for your mom. We're just updating you about that. >> Oh, that's fine. >> Okay. What What did What was the What was the welfare check needed for? >> Nothing. >> Nothing? What do you mean nothing? >> Nothing. You just called in to call. >> I did. >> That doesn't make any sense. >> So, you knew you knew your mother was >> okay, right? Because you were on the phone with her and you guys are in an argument, correct? >> No. >> No. This is not the first time this has happened. >> Who called? >> You called? >> Oh, >> well, I'm okay. No, no. I I I I I'm not here for you. I'm here for you calling on your mother's welfare check on 911 when knowing well she was fine because you were just >> officers explain the purpose of their visit and question why emergency services were used without a legitimate welfare concern. >> On the phone with her, you guys got in an argument and she hung up the phone cuz she didn't want to argue with you anymore. That does not give you the right to call in on 911 >> and send police officers to her house. >> I understand. >> Why did you do that? >> I don't know. I don't want to I don't I don't want to deal with anything right now. >> Did you know your mother was okay? Um, >> what what made you want to call in a welfare check? What in your >> Do you want to come in? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Perfect. >> Yeah. Come in. Come in. I can't walk. >> Is there anybody? I I understand that. >> No, there's nobody here. I don't have a dog. There's nobody here. >> Okay. >> There's nobody here. >> Oh, you got a light. >> I just make sure there's nothing around. So, so as I was, what what what made you enough to call the police that what what what were you scared of for your mom? That she fell or what? >> No. >> What's he looking around my house? >> Standing here looking. >> Yeah. You fearful township? >> We are not Fearful Township. >> What are you? >> Butler County Sheriff's Office. >> Oh, >> where your mother lives. That's where we patrol. That's where we were called for. The woman resists standing and repeatedly states she cannot walk. Officers note she had been moving independently earlier. >> Ask you to stand up. >> Don't do that. Don't do that. >> Stand up. >> What are you arresting me for? >> U 911. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> You have an injured back? Then stand up. Stand up. >> I'VE GOT AN INJURED BACK. I >> I understand that. But you just walk just fine. >> We'll do it in front. Here. >> Call my daughter. Why are you arresting me? >> I just told you you're under arrest for misuse of 911. >> Oh. >> Okay. How do we get you out of here? >> Oh god. >> She can walk. >> Yeah. >> No, I can't. >> You can. You walk to the back. >> You can walk. >> You can look my cuffs off. >> Listen, your walker is upstairs for a reason because you can get upstairs. You're going to walk out with us. >> Do you have any medications or anything that you would need? >> I have a lot of them. >> Do you have like a a calendar thing of pills? >> I am not going to jail. I I want you to call my attorney right now. >> That's not how this works. >> No, I want I want my attorney called. [snorts] >> That's not our job. >> You can call them from the jail. Let's go. >> I am not going. I can't walk. >> 2534. We'll have one in custody. Here's the >> Does this need to go with you? >> Your feet work. You can listen before you start talking. Listen. >> Officers attempt to assist her out of the residence while she refuses commands and delays movement. >> You are able to walk. So, you can choose to walk out with us and this can go as easy as that. >> Your daughter was coming over. Why am I in cuffs? >> Because you broke the law. >> What? Why did I broke break? You don't get to call 911 just because you're arguing with your mother >> and then take take time out of what we do to protect other people and waste our time >> and then when we come here you don't one you don't even remember doing it and two you knew that she was fine and then three you're [clears throat] >> listen >> you're sending us on wild goose chases about nothing >> miss Judith does this need to go with you >> no they don't never give me my medicine Listen, >> I got to poop. >> They have toilet. >> Miss Judah, >> please take off. Listen to me. Look at me. You're going to jail. The handcuffs are going to stay on you for right now. >> Can I poop? >> No, not right now. You can poop soon as you get to the jail. >> No, they don't let me poop. I can't walk. [snorts] >> Listen, on camera, you walked over here at a at a more of a jog is what I would say. >> I can't walk. if if we have to carry you out of here or have some type of ambulance or come. >> Officers warned that continued non-compliance may result in additional charges. The woman continues resisting and arguing >> here or anything like that. Yeah, you're not. That's not going to happen. But you're going to catch another charge >> for what? There's nothing here. >> We're making sure nobody else is here and we're going to secure. Where's your keys for your apartment? Where can we lock it up at? >> Take my cuffs off. >> That's not going to happen. >> You already did when we tried to cuff you up, didn't obey our commands or anything like that. >> So, let's let's get this going. Can we bring that walker with you? Would that help you? That's up on top of the steps. Would that help you walk better at least up to the steps? >> No. >> Okay. Well, what if you sitting on it? >> We go get that dressy and we'll just I want to call an attorney right now. >> Yeah, >> you can call as soon as you Oh, there's a walker right there. You can call as soon as we get up to the jail. >> No. No, you haven't. >> No. Take these off. >> Ma'am, >> take these off and don't call me ma'am. >> Take these off. I've not done anything. >> What would you prefer? I call you. >> Judy. >> Judy. Stand up. >> Take these off. >> Listen. So why they why what happens when I >> Judy Judith if I take him off what happens? >> Officers confirm the arrest is for misuse of 911 and proceed with removing her from the home [music] despite ongoing resistance. >> Then you go get on the couch and we leave and that's the end of this. >> That's fine. Yes. >> That's not happening. >> That's not happening. You were going to jail regardless. I've already made that decision. >> Why? because of your blatant >> misuse of 911. >> Sorry. I'm sorry. >> You can be sorry to Judge McDonald. >> That I'm not the one that takes the sorry business. >> I I enforce the law and that is the law. So, we're going to help you up. >> I don't think I did. You didn't see my cell phone. I don't think I called 911. Did I? >> I can prove that easily and I already did. >> You mind if I look? >> I don't mind. >> Perfect. >> I don't mind. I [clears throat] don't have anything to hide. >> Is it unlocked? Yes, it is. >> Is this your only phone? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> You want it to come with us? >> No. Did I call 911? >> You don't want your phone to go to your with you to jail? >> No. I just want to see that you didn't call it, did you? >> You were not looking. >> You just You've already told us that. Listen, I I'm giving you one more ask. I'm going to I'm going to help you up to get to the walker. After that, we are going to carry you up to our police cars and take you to jail. >> I don't understand why I'm unlocked me. I have to poop. >> Okay. Okay. So, it's now 10:06. At 10:07, me and him are both going to go under your arms and we are going to carry you out to the car. Okay. So, in that time, if you want to make a big girl decision, uh, >> I've not did anything wrong. I don't think that I called 911. Did I? That's the only phone here. >> I'm not debating if you call that 911. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> There's nothing wrong here. There's no drugs. There's nothing. >> Has anybody said anything about any drugs? The woman continues refusing to walk and repeatedly demands to return inside. Officers attempt alternate methods to move her safely. >> No, there's stuff in here. >> All right, it's 10:07. It's time to go to jail. >> No, you're not taking me to jail. Unlock this. >> Stand up. >> Oh, I got to poop. I got to poop. I got to poop. >> Do you have these double locked? >> I heard them click. >> Did my daughter call? No, you called. >> Well, I didn't. I'm just worried about >> We'll help you walk. >> I got to poop in there. That's the only place I can poop. >> Come on. >> And that's my only That's my only phone. >> You want to come to jail with us? >> Nope. Nope. Call my attorney. >> Who is your attorney? >> It's um I don't know right now. I need to poop in there. >> How are we going to call him if >> I need to poop in there? Look, I got everything here. No, I got a >> You're going to catch an existing charge. Yeah, get it. >> But yeah, [screaming] don't let me out. I I CAN'T GET OUT. >> COME ON. >> NO, you can't. I went to jail. I didn't do anything. >> Why are you calling? Oh, cuz I can't call 911. I need a poop in my bathroom. Oh, [snorts] >> there's my mugger. >> Do what? >> I'm not going to be able to walk the side. >> No, I can't. You can't. >> Come on. >> No, I can't. We're not doing that. Be an adult. >> No, I can't. I can't walk. >> Leave her here when we find. >> I can't walk. >> Where's your keys at? Judy, >> can I go to the bathroom? >> As soon as we get to the jail. >> You're not taking me to jail. >> For what? I need to poop. >> I understand that. >> Would it be okay if I poop? >> Not right now. >> We've all been there. You can hold it till we get to the jail. >> No, I can't. [snorts] >> Would it be okay if I get up? >> I would like you to get up and walk up these steps like a responsible adult. >> Don't talk. >> Hey, does your daughter have a key to your house? >> No. >> Is your mom? >> No. >> Where's the key to your apartment so we can secure it? >> How'd you get in? >> Open the door. Well, I thought you were just going to come in here and have a dinner with my family. >> I don't even know you, ma'am. >> We'll come back. >> We We'll figure it out. >> I I I need to poop. >> Okay. All right. Well, let's get up to the car so we can get that going at the jail. >> I'm not You're not going to take me to jail. >> We're going to have to try to get up sideways. All right. Turn around here, J. >> No, I can't. No, no, no, no. I need to poop. I I I need to poop. Officers complete the removal from the residence and transport process while the woman continues verbal resistance. >> Want to hurt yourself more by not helping us out? >> Oh, I can't walk. >> I can't. Who the hell called you? >> Stand up. >> Oh god. Well, I can't hold on to anything. >> [ __ ] >> Stand up. >> Call my goddamn [ __ ] attorney right now. Call my godamn [ __ ] attorney. >> You walk up these steps every day. >> No, I don't. >> How do you get to this walker? You teleport. >> No, MY MY DAUGHTER helps me. >> Let's I'm going to get this. We're going to go through her back door. >> I want to sit down. Let me sit down. >> I don't know what the I have to do. >> Why don't we >> take care of criminals? >> Okay. >> No, I can't walk. I didn't shove. I need food. >> We're going to have to get her spun around. Turn around. >> You good? Going up backwards. >> Did I do? >> Do not put your hands in my face. >> Oh, I know that. I need to poop. >> So, you're getting your feet on. I'm getting top. >> Yeah. You got going backwards. >> Yeah. >> Got her. >> Yeah. >> Why are you guys so mean? Let's >> take a break for a second. >> Why are you so mean? >> I've been mean to you once, man. >> Oh, hell yeah. No, we have not. >> I need to go back into my home and food. That's [snorts] all I asked. >> Do you have a camera? >> Yeah, they're both on. >> Yeah, I need to go back into my home. I'm not I haven't done anything wrong. I haven't. I need to poop. No, I can't walk. Jesus Christ. >> Oh my god. >> See one night. >> You don't sit on it. You walk on it. >> Get that. >> You walk on it. >> Get that out of the way. >> Get off of me. Police brutality. >> Get her away from the stairs. >> Don't [ __ ] Police brutality. >> All right. Stand up. >> No, I'm not. >> No, [clears throat] I'm not. >> Move your car closer. Why'd you rest? >> You ready to stand up and walk? >> Oh, I need I need clothes. >> You would you would prefer that your neighbors see you being carried out of here then walk to the garden? >> No, I just need clothes. I mean, I'm like I was having my daughter come over. >> Stand up and we will help you with your clothes. >> Could you call my attorney? >> You can stand up and walk to that car. >> Not with these on. >> Yes, you can. And that does not interfere with your feet. Your feet work fine. I've gotten more respect from kids that are gangbangers than I'm getting from you right now, which is kind of a big deal. >> Stand up and walk to the damn car. >> I can't. >> You can't >> do this. I want to call my attorney. >> No. I need a poop. Oh. Oh, no. I need to poop. >> Oh god. >> Don't do that. It's just totally disrespectful. Listen, you are disrespectful right now. >> What the hell am I doing this for? >> It's a good question. >> I'm like, God, it's Easter Sunday. >> Tell me about it. >> It's Easter Sunday. >> Come on. >> No, I can't get up. >> Let go of the damn bush. >> Jesus Christ. I want to go to the [ __ ] hospital right now for what? Judith Elims was charged with disrupting public service for misusing the 911 system and resisting arrest. The charges were applied after officers determined the welfare check call lacked an emergency basis and the woman repeatedly refused to comply with lawful arrest commands during the encounter. Remember, emergency services should only be used for genuine emergencies or immediate safety concerns. Refusing lawful arrest procedures can lead to additional charges and prolonged police encounters. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. Calling 911 during a family argument is never a good [music] idea. This situation escalated once she refused to cooperate. Officers gave multiple chances to comply before moving her. You think this call can't get worse. The body cam captures the exact second officer's rush in comment [music] if you felt that spike. The next incident is when kids birthday plans shattered as mom's shoplifting spree ends in arrest. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm fine. I just This is all crazy. I you don't understand this ging a jerk. I got to give back to my kids. I was really >> on July 30th, 2023 officers responded to a store after staff reported a woman leaving the building with unpaid merchandise. She was contacted in the parking lot while attempting to leave in a vehicle. Hi. Please stop the car. Put it in park. >> What are we doing? >> Put your car in park. Take your keys out. Do you have ID on you? >> Sorry. >> You can close the door, ma'am. >> Radio 3 Charles 8. Put me on another at the same location. >> I don't see. >> Why are you leaving so fast? >> I don't know. Oh, I was sitting there. You sitting in sitting there eating. >> What are the items you bought? >> I was out there eating. >> Oh, you were eating sitting there out there eating. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. >> Give me one second. Let me talk to the store staff first. >> Okay. Cuz I'm sitting out here eating. >> What? >> So, you were in here and then you were inside the store, ma'am. >> Yeah. I thought I thought I got left. >> You thought what? >> I thought I got left. >> Got left. >> Yeah, I thought they >> You thought I left or something. >> Oh. Store staff report that the shopping cart passed the exit doors. The theft alarm activated and the cart was pushed outside before being abandoned. >> What did you buy in the store? >> Just go out there to look at the stuff in the front and then I thought the cart was gone. So, I ran over here. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I just >> Yeah, cuz the alarm went off right when you guys went out. So, >> no, we didn't grab the other >> or you went you went. >> Yeah. All I did was All I did was I was going to go look at stuff and I thought the car was gone. I left the front door and I ran over here. >> Okay. Give me a sec. Radio 3 Charles plate. >> Can you call inside the store really so I can get it out? >> You can it go in park? >> I I don't know. >> It should be able to >> roll away. >> I went through selfch checkckout and everything. >> Did they They didn't But she left it before she left the store. >> She left it in there before she left the store. >> That dingying noise that locked up at the door. >> Oh, the cart. You have a cart locked up. >> Listen, the only reason why I pushed her was to go get the stuff outside the store, but I thought the cart was gone. I thought she left me eating. I ran for my stuff. >> Is she with her? She's the one we were watching earlier because she had a great big bag. >> Oh, yeah. I just bought my stuff. There's my receipt or what? >> No, it locked up and then you ran out here. >> I know. Cuz I thought I thought she left me here. >> The woman is asked for identification and basic information while officers continue verifying details with the store. >> We brought it inside. She pushed it right out the door and the alarm went off. That's why the other stuff out the door. >> She didn't buy any of the stuff in the front of the store. >> Right outside the door. >> I thought you planned and I went to I thought she she was outside. I needed the EMT and I thought I'll ring it up for you. >> I'm not I didn't steal anything. >> Okay. So, for you, I need to get >> I need to get your ID. So, can I have you step out of your car really quick? >> I don't have my ID on me. You can just lean up against the car. That's fine. I'm just going to get you. >> She explains she is in a hurry due to needing to return to her child and becomes visibly distressed, [music] but remains cooperative. >> That's fine. Uh, what's your last name? >> Uh, Blue Mel. >> What's your first name? >> Uh, Tony T. Uh, sorry. T, >> are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm fine. I just This is all crazy. I was I thought there were plants outside and I thought she left me. That's all I did. I didn't do anything wrong. Okay. >> And now I got to We have We're late to get back to my kid. >> Yeah, we are late to get back. >> Okay. How old's your kid? >> He's 6 years old. >> Okay. So, just relax. Take a deep breath. >> Get it figured out. I just need to get you understanding a jerk. I got to get back to my kid. >> Okay. >> Please. For now. >> Officers advise she is being detained. Warn her about providing accurate information and begin running her details. I'm going to tell you >> for now you're detained. So if you run for me, I'm going to catch you. And if you give me a wrong I know. No, you're being super cool with me right now. I'm just warning you. And then if you give me the wrong name, you're going to be charged with something else. That's why I tell everybody. Okay. So what's your first name? >> I'm running. Sorry. Um I said >> T O N I. >> Uh no. T A N I. >> I'll be clear. What's your middle initial? >> Uh um >> what's your date of birth? >> Um >> August 5th, >> 2000 I'm not sorry. 1989. >> Yeah. I had to get back to my kid. >> Is your ID out of Washington? >> No. >> Where's it out of? >> Uh I believe it's >> I believe it's Oregon. >> Oregon. So, just give me one minute cuz we're on like several tests right now. >> It's going to be so mad at least. >> So, before I believe it might have been >> I talked to it although I want to read your Miranda rights. Okay. Do you understand each of these rights? >> Yes, I do. >> I rights in mine. Do you wish to talk to me now? >> No, I I just to my kid. >> So, you don't want to talk to me? No. Right. Okay. >> That is one. >> It's going to be so mad. Don't give your phone. radio is 33 child. Is there another unit available? >> Am I Am I getting arrested? >> So, for now, I'm just going to tell you you're being detained. >> What? What? I didn't >> I barely walked out of the store and it was just because I thought I thought you I needed you supposed to bring me back where I eat where I was before. >> But you told me you don't want to talk to me. So, I'm going to respect your rights. >> Okay, but I just don't understand. I have to get back to my kid or else he's not going to let me take him. >> Where's your kid right now? >> He's with a family member. >> Okay. There's a big custody battle going on with him right now. >> I heard that son's dad wants to go to California and he wants to meet the kid. >> Ah, I see. >> Yeah, we stopped here and I >> No, it's not my son's dad. It's his It's not his dad. It's his mom. >> Well, his mom his dad >> or the the dad's mom. >> Oh, the dad. So, grand >> dad's mom wants to take him to California. >> Yes. >> That's a big deal. >> Yeah, >> it's a really big deal right now. >> Okay. >> And I thought today was >> Grandma wants to take the kid. >> Yes. I thought today was the first until when I went to the line to look at my balance for my EBT and said I well I had to pay $2. So I was like, "Oh, today must not be the first." And so I walked out here and I >> The woman continues explaining her version of events, stating the unpaid items [music] were not intentional [snorts] and involved a misunderstanding with her companion. >> On the curb and I was eating and she came running out, "Oh my god, we got to go. We're late. I thought you were going to bring back a car." But I was like, >> "Okay, >> what? What? What's going on?" >> All right. So, for now, I'm going to tell you that you're under arrest. So, go ahead and turn around for me. Your hands behind your back. You have a pair of cuffs. >> All one. >> Uh, just one. >> Just one. >> Yeah. >> I just used all my cuffs on the last I had. >> I know. >> Am I going to get arrested? >> Yep. You are getting arrested for that. >> I'm When you don't pay for merchandise. I wasn't trying to steal it. I really wasn't trying to steal it. I promise. >> Have you ever been to an Squaly jail before? >> No. But listen, I I I wasn't trying to steal it. I promise you I wasn't. >> She had She just thought she got her just got just got it just got killed. The whole Please, ma'am. Please. >> So, let me talk to uh >> Please, ma'am. Please listen. Staff, right? >> Listen, listen. Please, please. >> I didn't steal nothing. I didn't put anything in my bag. Nothing like that. >> Anything on you? >> Nope. I didn't put anything in my bag or anything. >> Okay, let me let me ask you this. Do you have any drugs or anything I should know about? >> No. >> Okay. Nothing in your hat? >> No. But ma'am, >> go ahead and have a seat. >> Ma'am, >> let me get you. We're going to drive over by my partner. Okay. Listen. >> So, watch your >> What's that? >> I went in there and I bought my stuff and I told her she could use my EDT card cuz I got >> but it wasn't. So, when I had to pay money, I knew it was the purse cuz I would have had I think I heard it in the store. She came out the car or something. I guess she came out. She thought the car was gone because there were a big truck behind me. I thought I left. >> Officers document the incident and confirm the theft determination based on store observations. >> And so she went flying out the store and left the car and I guess she pushed it too far. I don't know. I don't know. I was eating. I was out here eating my lunch. >> Anything past the front door is theft. So, >> I don't think she meant to steal it though. Really? She really didn't. >> If you say she comes flying out the door, then >> Well, cuz she thought the car was gone. She came cuz she was coming to get my car. She really didn't mean to steal it. >> Ma'am, please. >> Let's just pull up here and then figure it out. Okay. >> Why Why am I getting arrested? I didn't put >> So, you invoked you invoked your right to silence, right? >> Listen, I Please stop. Can I talk to you, please? I didn't I didn't steal anything. >> Yeah. >> Please. Can I talk to her, please? >> About my son, please. >> Give me one minute. Okay. And then I can >> What do you want to tell her about your son? >> I need to talk to her about my son, please. >> Okay. Let me go talk to her first and then I'll come talk to you. Okay. Just give me one minute. >> She really did think I had my EV car. >> Did you already run to her? >> I did the car and wait on them to run her. >> Oh, okay. You guys took off really tried to take off really fast. >> Well, cuz she goes, "We got before we came here. She wanted to leave. She didn't want to stop here at all. I said, "Look, I'm starving. Can we just stop here really quick?" >> So, she got a cart full of items. >> Yeah. Well, she said she was going to get stuff for kids. I said, "Well, let me check." I go, "But it should be the I should have got money on EV card." Then, when I went through the thing, I had to pay money. So, I realized I didn't have enough money on my ATR cuz I wasn't the first. I thought it was the first person. So, I didn't see her in store. I came out here and I said, "Hey, she come out to either get my EBT card >> or or you know, cuz we had to go." >> And then she thought that I left her. She was, "Oh my god, she was in tears when she came out." She's like, "I thought you left me. I thought you were getting my EMT card." I go, "Look, it's not the first." I I go, "I'm sorry. >> I'll be um do you want to talk to her?" She wants to ask you a question about her kid. If you want to talk to her, >> but she really didn't mean that. I mean, she really was. I was supposed to give her my EV to her. That's all true. >> Okay. The windows rolled down. >> I'm sorry. >> So, ma'am, can I can I confirm your first name is spelled T A N I? Okay. Hey, listen. >> I can write it. I can write down in just a second. I'll write it down for you. >> So, she fully left the doors with the cart and you guys all saw her pass the point of sale. Ah, >> I have to go to jail. >> I have to go to jail for theft. >> I was not. I was not. I >> So, you walked out with a cart full of items. I didn't know it was >> without any intention of paying. >> Yes, I did. I had to pay. >> Officers explain the legal basis for the arrest, discuss bail procedures, confirm her identity, and prepare her for transport. >> The second you walk out the doors with unpaid items, that's when it becomes a theft. >> But I think there's stuff in the front, plants. We're supposed to get plants for her for her mom. >> And then you ran off and ditched the card and ran to the >> car and I freaked out because I knew that there was a copier. I would NEVER TRY TO PUSH out if there's a copier like that. I would not have done that. I thought there's B here and I freaked out because I fine. You will have bail. It's Nquali jail. >> Nquali jail. How much will our bail be? >> It's 1,000. So you can call bail bonds. >> 100 listen. If I go bail bond right now and they [clears throat] could like beat you down there. >> Listen. >> And I could bail her out. >> Uh I guess so. You do. They have to meet I don't think they meet you there. Do they? >> Well, I know but I mean I said beat you down there. >> So let me call my this turn. So, your last name is spelled B L E M E L L. >> What does it spell it? >> How do you spell your last name? >> That's it. Blue. >> Blue. Cuz I have B L E M >> B L E. Oh, >> is it blue like B L U E? >> Yes. >> It doesn't if you have warrants, whatever. It doesn't matter at this point. You're already going to jail. So, just we will find out your name. If you don't give me your name. >> It's B L U E. Okay. >> M E L. >> So, B L U E M E L. >> Okay. Here's how we're going to do it. Tell her what you want from your car. While she's getting the stuff from the car, I'm going to get your name from you. Okay. So, tell her what you want. >> I'm being extra nice right now and I shouldn't be. >> The woman was charged with theft. Officers applied the charge after store staff reported that unpaid merchandise was pushed past the exit doors, triggering the alarm, which legally established the offense based on the actions observed [music] and confirmed during the investigation. Remember, leaving a store with unpaid merchandise can result in criminal charges, regardless of intent. Clear communication and verifying payment before exiting can help prevent misunderstandings. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. This looked like a misunderstanding that still had real consequences. Once the cart crossed the doors, the store treated it as theft. Stress doesn't change how store policies are enforced. What do you think about these situations? 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