Look at my hand before you go to jail. Thank you. >> And I said, "Oh my god, there are people back there. There's kids. We need >> got >> Keeping children safe is supposed to start at home, but sometimes the place everyone trusts the most is where the danger is hiding in plain sight." In today's video, you'll see what happens when cops step in to rescue kids after parents insist that nothing is wrong. And the truth turns out to be far more disturbing than anyone expected. >> Looks like it's it's cleaning supplies, right? And they can they can die from that. It's poisonous. Do you live in that house? >> Are you sure? >> That answers my question. >> On March 23rd, 2025, officers responded after a neighbor reported concerns about several children left without adult supervision. >> Responsibility of the kids. >> Now, are you legally Are >> you on that call? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Give us a second. We'll come back and talk to you. >> Make sure they're okay. >> Yep. >> Hey, buddy. >> Where's your dad? >> Police made contact with individuals inside the home and began checking on the overall situation and well-being of those present. >> Daddy at hi. >> Hi. Sheriff's office. Put your head back, too. Scary. Hi. >> Hello. Hello. >> Hi. >> Hi, guys. >> Hello. Hello. >> You know, your kids said they couldn't wake you up. >> Sorry. >> Come on. Let's go out here. We're going to talk to you. >> All right. All right. >> I got them. They're fine. Go talk to my partner. >> What's up, guys? High five. High five. >> I want my dad here. >> Yeah. >> Are you my daddy, too? No, we're not going to do that. Are >> you just you want to go outside? We can go outside. That's fine. We can go outside. >> Um, have you been drinking? Did you take any drugs or anything? You were just taking take a nap or >> Yeah, we're just taking a nap. >> Officers learned that multiple children were staying in the residence while responsible adults were away for extended periods. >> My little sister. >> Okay. So, are those your kids? >> No, they're my my brother and my >> Those are your brothers? >> Yeah. >> And your sister? >> No, my nephews. The next >> nephews. Okay. Is there only three? How many is that? >> This is them. >> Just three. Okay. Hi, buddy. You okay? >> They're your nephews. >> Yeah. >> These two little ones. Yeah. >> Hello. >> Oh, my sister's at work. >> Where'd she work at? >> Um, >> but no, I forgot the name of the work, but it's a bottle company. >> Is it around here anywhere? >> No, it's in middle for >> Okay. When does she get home? Like what time? It's about 4:45 right now. >> Well, she usually gets here at 65, but like she has a second word. >> Okay. >> Well, they they said that they couldn't wake you up, so that's a little bit concerning. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> Yeah. You guys need to check him or anything? >> He woke right up when we went in. >> Yeah. >> So, good. >> All right. No, no needs for >> As the conversation continued, officers noted that the living conditions raised safety concerns requiring further review. >> No. Do you think you need to be checked out or >> No, I'm sorry. >> You were just tired. >> Yeah, I was just tired. >> Okay. >> How long do you think you're asleep? >> No, that's a while. Yeah. >> Well, I'm sleeping. >> Do you Do you work at all? >> No. >> Okay. Do you just stay up late or up late? >> Okay. All right. Okay. Thank you. >> Does your sister have a boyfriend or anything that lives here or is it just you two? >> Okay. Where does their dad live? >> He lives in North Side. I don't know where my little sister is at. Oh, she said she was taking the bus lady. >> So, there's a fourth one. >> Yeah. >> But she is she at school or where does she go to school? >> Hamilton or Ross. >> Six kids. >> Six people living here. >> Six. Yeah. >> Do you have an Ohio ID? >> No. Do >> you have a passport? You don't have a passport? Where you from? >> Guatemala. >> You don't have no passport or no nothing like that? >> No. No identification from Guatemala. >> Um, I give her my name. >> You don't have anything with your picture on it from Guatemala. >> Like a little card? >> No. >> Law enforcement contacted additional resources to assess the situation and determine appropriate next steps. >> Watch me for a second. >> Actually, what's the Let me see the name. Is that the name of your birth? >> How old are you? >> I'm 18. >> 18 years old. >> Okay. And uh, >> how long have you been in the United States? David. >> How old is your other? >> Nora 58. >> Have you ever filed for uh a visa? >> I don't know. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Everything looks okay. Um, which house do you live at? >> Um, >> the sister usually is there every day to pick him up. >> She's not there. >> Yeah, she wasn't there. >> Yeah, that's the weird part. Um, the house the house is a mess. Huh? >> He said dad was there, but he was sleeping. I guess that's who he was. out in the back. >> Okay. >> Um so so I'm going to just do uh where we at children services real quick. That is kind of a mess. >> Yeah, that's you said. >> Is there like another adult? >> I've only seen the boy that's here like I I don't see him often, but I I only ever see sister. >> That's it. >> Yeah. I I've never seen dad. I've never seen mom. >> Okay. So yeah, it really when I when he opened that door and there was two other little babies and then how the house looked I was like >> no I had six and that that just pulls at the heartstrings. >> Oh no, I get it. I get it. >> All right. >> Do you go to school? >> My mom too. >> Yeah. >> Officers spoke with those present to understand household responsibilities and caregiving arrangements. >> You do? >> I go to school. >> Have you guys eaten today? >> Oh, nope. >> You haven't eaten anything? Well, we I went to school and then I ate something. >> You ate something at school? >> Yeah. >> Do you know if your little sister ate anything today? >> Um, no. >> Where's your little sister at? >> No, she's coming right in from school. >> I don't know. She just called me. >> She's supposed to be here at 3, ain't she? >> But they said I had a problem. They have a problem with the bus. I don't know. >> She's coming in. She's coming with a friend's mom. >> Who else is here besides you and your sister and these kids? >> Us. >> Just that's it. Which one's your kid? >> None. >> None of them are your kid. >> Whose kid is this? >> Uh mine. My sister's. >> Your old sister? Another sister? >> Yeah. >> Not the one that's coming. >> Where's that sister? She's working. >> Where'd she live? >> That's my sister. >> You're in this house. >> She work she's working. >> Hi, this is Deputy Hoy. >> What happened? Um, we got a call saying that um, a neighbor was talking to one of your kids and he said that he couldn't wake up his dad, so we had to come make sure he was okay. How long until you get here? >> Almost 45 minutes at work. >> Okay. So, are you 45 minutes away right now? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I'm in trouble. >> Uh, we're trying to figure out what's going on here. >> Hello. >> Hi. All right. I just need to talk to you. >> Okay. You're mom to a friend, I take it. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I am mom to a friend. >> All right. Um, >> you call me if you need anything. Okay. >> Okay. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> Hi, my name's Carly. >> Authorities coordinated with child services to ensure proper oversight and support moving forward. >> Carly, can we speak to her real quick and talk? >> She's not in trouble or anything like that. So, so here's the problem. Do do you know where her parents are at? >> No. >> Have you ever seen her parents? >> No. >> Okay, that's the problem. There's probably six kids in the house. >> Yes. >> Right. >> One who's 18 who has none of them are that has kids. Who's the older brother? >> Yes. >> And no parents. >> Well, there's an older sister, too. >> She's nowhere to be found. >> She isn't anywhere to be found. >> Well, she's at work. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, we're here. >> Like I've seen all >> We are here. We are here for a reason. We are here because we got called here because one of the kids walked out of the house and said they can't wake up their uncle or their dad and there's the living conditions are not very ideal. >> So, uh here's the thing is even if even if she wants to call you to come pick her back up, I have to get that okay by children services. >> Okay. I'm a foster parent. >> That part I understand. >> I just wanted you to know that like if >> like so so if do you have a contact number or anything? Your little uh your older sister should be here. Is she the one that takes care of all you guys? >> Yes. >> Okay. Where's your actual parents at? >> My mom passed away. >> I'm sorry to hear that. How long ago did she pass? >> 4 years ago. >> 4 years ago. >> So, who actually So, who actually has uh guardianship over you guys? >> My sister. >> Is it legal through the courts? >> Yes. >> Okay. No, dad. I take it. >> He doesn't live here. >> Okay. So, your So, your sister's one that has guardianship over all you guys. >> Okay. And I take it you also take good care of your your little nieces and nephew once. >> Okay. All right. Well, uh, I got to talk to my partner. He's just called me on the phone. I have my other partner inside, which I got to go talk to her. Okay. >> Well, your sister is here. Your little sister. >> Okay. Do you want to go talk to her? >> She's kind of really upset. >> Oh, you care if I sit here with you? >> Okay. What's going on? You can look at me. It's okay. You don't have to be embarrassed or anything. What are you so upset about? >> Oh, no. I'm sorry. I'm sorry that happened to you. >> Yeah, I know. It's probably >> a family member arrived and explained the challenges they had been facing while trying to manage work and caregiving duties. >> Probably a really hard time without your mom. >> Just going to look look real quick. I'll be right back. So, are you the one that's responsible for them when uh your sister's gone? You are the one that's supposed to be taken care of when the sister's gone. So, you know that you got to keep the doors and stuff locked, right? Yeah. You do know that. Okay. >> Hi. What's your name? >> Okay. Well, do you know why we're here? >> No. >> You don't know why we're here? >> I work. >> Okay. Where do you work at? >> Milford. >> Milford. Okay. So, it took you a minute to get here. >> Yeah. >> All right. I figure you're probably speeding a little bit, huh? >> Yeah. So, we got called here because your um little brother, >> nobody, your little sister was not here to get her off, get him off the bus. So, it's another person, one of the neighbors took him down. Okay. >> When they took him down, they said, "Hey, where's your sister at?" Goes inside the little your two little kids come out and say, "We can't get dad up. Is that dad or is that brother?" >> That's brother. >> They call him dad. >> Yeah. So, we >> You're all right. You're all right. Take your time. >> So, tomorrow is my little brother's birthday. My mama passed away four years ago. This month. >> Okay. >> The 22nd of this month, my mama pass your four years. >> Okay. So, so one of your brothers have already died. >> My mom. >> Your mom. Tomorrow is your four your mom's. >> No, tomorrow it's my little brother's birthday. He's about seven years. >> Okay. Sorry. I'm tracking now. I apologize. >> That's all right. That's perfect, right? So the thing I do is work. >> I got my two kids, >> but after my mama pass away, my daughter's in Guatemala and I have to take the responsibility of everything. >> So you're the one who's taking own like responsibility of the kids. >> Now, are you legally by law? >> Yeah. Over here. >> Hold on. Are you legally their guardian? >> Yeah. >> Your sister and your little brother? >> Yes. >> By through the court system? >> I mean, I'm not through the court system. Are you legally their guardian >> over here in the United States? No. >> Okay. But in Guatemala? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Okay. When your mom passed, did she pass here or did she pass in Guatemala? >> Over here. >> She passed away over here. >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you live in that house? >> Yeah. >> Are you sure? >> That answers my question. So, you don't live in that home? >> Yes, I live in that house. Are you sure? >> Yeah, you can ask the neighbor. >> So, you do live in the neighbor. Okay. I asked one of the neighbors. They said they said they didn't really see you, but if you're always going to work, I get it. >> Yeah. What time do you work? >> I got two jobs. >> You got three? >> Two. >> Two? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You're a very busy lady. >> Okay. >> The first job I got 6:30. >> Okay. >> To 5 and other jobs 6 to 11 in the middle of the night. I get up at 10 over there, but I get over here at 11:00. >> That makes sense. That's why you're never home. You're gone from morning to night. >> Yeah. But I'm here Saturday and Sunday. My my daughter and my son um her her dad taking care about them. He live in >> officers explained the seriousness of the situation and outlined the legal process and available assistance options. >> So he comes up and takes cares of them or does he take them back down? >> Cincinnati to Cincinnati. Yeah. >> Do you stay with dad in Cincinnati too? >> No. No. When I when I work he take them over there. >> So on the day So then why weren't they with him? >> Yeah. We weekends like >> just on the weekends? Yeah. So when when on the weekends they go with him >> and on the weekdays they stay here alone with your older brother and that is it. >> Yeah. >> Okay. There's no food in the house. >> I know. >> I mean I I I see some like food that you guys order in. >> Yeah. >> There's no food in the home. >> I know this this run out yesterday. >> I there's no there's no I didn't see any clean clothes. >> I know. >> Okay. There's no nothing like that. You understand that, right? >> Yeah, I know. Okay with them >> with my brother older brother me I work a lot and I pay all the bills by myself >> and it's a lot >> and that's a lot. >> So I do have a couple questions for you and actually this other deputy is probably going to have a couple more questions for you. Um do you have an ID valid in your car? >> Can you go get it for me please? Thank you. >> Oh you got a United States passport? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So you're born here. Okay. So, so you were born here? >> Yeah. >> All right. Your your little brother, your your brother was not? >> Uh, my brother and my sister not born. >> Okay. So, they were born in Guatemala. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Let me see your kids and then and then we're going to have a conversation. Okay. I'm going to ask you, do you stay here every night? >> You do not stay anywhere else. Are you sure? >> Okay. Where do these Where do these two stay at? Do they stay in your room? Where does the little man stay at? >> With your brothers. And then your sister has her own room. >> Okay. >> How often do you do laundry? >> I mean, the washer and dryer in there looks like they haven't been used in a while. >> Yeah, every day. >> They were being used every day, but they're not being used now. >> Okay. And how long ago was that? >> Every day. >> So, where's the clean clothes? >> Okay. In your closet? >> Yeah, in my closet. And in the little backpack we got over there. >> Okay. What's this? >> I told him to clean. >> I'm so sorry. I can't hear you. I said the mess is what they do. >> It's I mean kids are kids, right? >> I know. And I know it's >> kids are kids. However, that's that looks like it's it's cleaning supplies, right? And they can they can get they can die from that. It's poisonous, right? And and what's up with all the air fresheners? >> I know from work. >> Okay. All right. But again, you know that those are dangerous around kids, right? So So you got to be a little cautious and especially if your brother's not watching them, right? cuz it's his job now to take care of him when you're not home, right? Cuz he's 18, right? You're 18, right? >> Can I have a conversation with you outside, please? >> Yeah. >> What was your question? >> You guys take it off the kids. >> Well, here's what's happened. >> He doesn't need a K9. He's >> The scene concluded with law enforcement taking action to stabilize the situation and ensure appropriate follow-up. Here's >> what's happened. >> We got a detective coming out here. Um, so what's going to happen is is your brother's gonna get criminally charged and and you're gonna get charged for uh child endangering because of the condition of the home. >> Okay. >> Uh, we have to notify children services. All right. >> Okay. A list of stuff my kids think my kids >> I have to cla I have to get that cleared by children services. Okay. I just cannot say yes. Children's services has to agree to it. All right. Okay. That is where we're at right now. I am trying to give you some respect, give you some time with your kids, okay? I'm not Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me, okay? Look, I'm not saying that you're a bad mom or anything along those lines, okay? You're a very you're a very busy mom, right? You work two jobs and you're not only taking care of yourself, you're trying to take care of your kids, you're trying to take care of your little sister and your brother, and you're trying to take care of your your big brother. You have a lot that you're trying to deal with right now in life. And I get that. And you're >> I'm just kidding. M my kids father >> a call. >> I mean if he can take both of them. >> Let I I need his name. Uh um does he have a social security number or anything like that? I need all that. I have to run a background check on him and I have to notify children's services cuz they're going to have to be the ones that say yes. They can go with dad. All right. You are going to have to go with me down the down the sheriff's office. Your brother is going to have to go with us down to the sheriff's office. There's nothing we can do about that. I want you to understand that. So, who are you going to go to jail? >> Uh, you and your brother will want to go to jail. Yes. I am going to give you a little time with your kids. Okay. Now, children services will be in contact with you once you get out. I want you to understand that, okay? To try to work with you about potentially how to work with you to get your kids back. Okay? Do you understand? All right? I can't give you any form of advice. Okay? But what I can tell you, all right, your biggest priorities is you you need to figure out a new better situation, right, for you and your family. And there is help. There is assistance. There is so many other options out there to help you guys out. There really is. Trust me, believe me, there is so many other opportunities we try to help you out. Okay, I'm going to let you go in there and with your kids for a minute. Okay? And then actually, real quick, >> I can give you He should get your number. >> Yes, please. I need that. Okay, I'll let you go in real quick. Okay. Hey, look at me. Spend time with your kids. Don't do anything stupid. Okay. All right. >> I can just come on down. >> Go ahead. have a seat and then I'll buckle you in. All right. >> All right. >> Okay. >> I like your hat. >> The adult is being charged in relation to the living conditions and authorities are initiating follow-up actions to address supervision safety and long-term care arrangements. When responsibility exceeds resources, asking for help becomes necessary. Early intervention can prevent difficult situations from becoming far more serious. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This shows how important it is for families to have support when things get overwhelming. A tough situation, but it's good to see authorities step in to provide structure and guidance. Hopefully, everyone involved can get the help they need to move forward. Think the last one was wild. The next thief takes it to a whole new level. Comment your guess and hit subscribe so you don't miss it. >> Look at my hand. >> You need to leave before you go to jail. Thank >> On a Monday night, officers responded to a bar after staff reported a disruptive situation involving a family causing significant disturbance inside the establishment. >> What's going on? >> Uh, so we had a group of this family in here on 32 33. Um, everything was fine. They were in having drinks. They were in having dinner. Um, as of about 15 minutes ago, I just walked to my back bathroom. A patron at the bar said it was perfectly fine 15 minutes ago. I go in there, things are ripped off the wall. Uh, the dividers between the uriners are ripped down. The bathroom's destroyed. >> I'm not saying I'm not >> Relax. Relax. >> I'm not pointing fingers. I'm not accusing. Uh it sucks that could be >> but they're they're creating an upheaval now in the restaurant getting into it with guests demanding a manager yelling and screaming and it's come to a point to where I'd like them trespass and no longer here. >> Okay. >> But uh they were getting into it with the bartender and they're >> specifically both of them. >> Both of them. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. Let's step over here. >> Yeah. >> Is this the other? >> Yeah. This is the essentially 1017s. I guess >> management explained that property inside the restroom had been damaged and guests were becoming uncomfortable due to escalating behavior. >> What's that? >> Uh I think it's the TV. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, he's fine. He came up to him and something. >> All right. So, what makes us believe that it was these guys? You said camera footage is show >> had a friend in. I don't We don't have cameras in the bathroom. >> Yeah. No, no. say on the outside like who knows. >> Yeah, just the way that he went in there and he started pointing and accusing and saying it was possibly someone else just kind of deflecting. >> I went in there and looked immediately after his friend since left with his wife that was threw up at our booth. Uh she was out in the car, but they were going back and forth numerous times to the bathroom. Got >> uh like I said 20 minutes ago it was perfectly fine. >> Okay. Um so you don't want you just want us to document that, but you want us to do >> it. I want to see if we can do anything with it, but I definitely want them trespass because they, you know, young children with them. >> Can I take a look and see? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Awesome. Thank you. >> So, when I came in here, these dividers had been pushed, swiveled, and were laying on the ground kind of diagonally and down here. Um, looks like somebody just took them and just started shaking them violently and just tore them off the wall. >> What would you estimate the the cost of those damages being? Um, I'm not exactly sure. I was proximated. >> Police inspected the area and documented damage while staff requested that the family be formally trespassed from the property. >> Got to be between, it's a handyman. The brackets will have to be replplumbed, reset, refilled. >> They could be anywhere from $1,200 to $1,800 by the time it's all said and done. >> Okay. Um, do you have your ID on you? >> Yeah, I can get it for you. Perfect. Thank you. Yeah, they ripped those things off the wall, dude. >> The urinal dividers near the men's restroom. >> Appreciate you, partner. Thank you. >> Yes, sir. Appreciate you guys. >> So, we don't know for certain that the gentleman out there was >> blue shirt was in there about 20 minutes ago and then he had noticed that his friend and the other guy out front now had gone back there behind him. He went back in and he was the one that actually alerted me of the problem in the bathroom. >> Yeah. The gentleman started yelling at the bartender saying, "You work for me. I don't know what you're talking about." >> And I Yeah. I divided them. >> You think the bartenders are the cops? >> The guy The guy went to the blue shirt guy and was like, "Why are you trying to be a hero? Now's not the time, you know." And the guy's like, "You know, I'm not trying to do anything. I divided them." And then the girl, his wife, uh, just started yelling in the middle of the dining room. I demand a man in there. >> But I honestly like I want to pass all of this and I want to know what he has a problem. >> Officers attempted to explain the trespass order, but the adults involved repeatedly argued and refused to accept the decision. >> Not have a >> I'm a customer. Right. >> Right. >> Obviously, something happened. >> What the [ __ ] is his problem? >> It's a private establishment. He can have >> I don't give a [ __ ] Okay. Well, you should because it's private property just like your house is private, right? Is your house private? >> Yeah. So, why the [ __ ] is his problem? >> He can trespass you if he wants. >> I know. >> So, why the [ __ ] did he trespass me? >> Because obviously something happened. >> So, what happened? I want to know what happened because I don't know what happened. Why? >> Well, the reality is what happened. What happened is you're being trespassed here. Is you're being trespassed. I wouldn't care about that. Why am I being trusted? >> I'd care about your I care about your son that's right here observing you. >> I care about my son, too. So, I want to know why am I being >> care more about your son and how you're acting right now. That's how I want to know why I'm being acting. >> I want to know why I'm being trespassed. >> Okay. >> I want to know why I'm being trespassed. I want to know why I'm being trespassed. >> He doesn't have to know why I'm being trespassed. You're being very, very childish. >> Know why I'm being trespassed. >> You're being very childish in front of your child. I'm being trespassed. I want to be I want to know why being trespassed. >> No, we want to know why we being trespassed. >> You're being I want to know why. >> As the situation continued, officers emphasized the importance of behavior and accountability in a public setting. >> Yes. Who cares about this place? You have a kid. >> I want to know why I'm being trusted. >> You have a child. Who cares about this place? Who cares about this place? I want to know why I'm being trespassed. >> You're being childish in front of your child. >> I'm being something. >> I want to know why I'm being trespassed. >> You're not being a very good example for your kids. >> Thank you so much. I want to know why I'm being trespassed. I'm 38. >> Well, like I said, he doesn't have to provide a reason just like you can trust someone. >> But I want to know why. So, are you gonna try to call an Uber so you guys can get out of here? >> If you know what? >> You tell me. >> I'm going to get kicked out. >> Okay. For no reason at all. >> Listen, listen, listen, listen, listen. She talk to you that you know do you rise and you can go outside with the right with my son. No, no. Listen. I just want to know the reason. It's your problem. >> He gave me a reason before you >> in your home. >> No, you made that decision. >> Outside the bar, additional concerns were raised that required officers to reassess the situation more seriously. >> So, this is your warning. You are now trespassing. need to leave otherwise you're going to go understand after that so I can say something. Thank you very much. Good night. Have a good night. >> Have a good night. >> You need to leave before you go to jail. Thank you. >> You >> Is this really what we're going to be doing tonight? Seriously? >> No. Being honest with you. >> No, because now we have a witness saying something happened back here. So, >> so what's happened? >> You want to go do you want to go that route? >> No, no, no. >> Cuz we'll go that route. >> No, no, no. Be honest with you. I tried to get everything. So, >> right. Well, so two problems exist right now. One, they told us that you were choking her against the car. Okay. So, that's problem. So, that's problem. >> Let's check I'm going to I'm going to sue behind. Let's check the camera. >> Okay. That's problem one. Problem two is you're plastered and you're sitting in the driver's seat of the car with the with the keys on. >> No, no, no. Okay. He's sitting >> baby. Baby, they say that I strangle you. Let's see the cameras. Whatever they do, that's what we're going to do. That's what we're going to do. >> Yes, that's what they're going to do. All right, perfect. >> Okay, >> you guys are doing all of this in front of your camera. >> No, >> police attempted to deescalate and separate those involved while gathering statements and clarifying conflicting claims. >> You doing this? Are you kidding me? You doing all of this, >> baby? >> Because he's [ __ ] Hispanic. Are you kidding me? >> Baby, baby, being honest with you, I I just want to go home. Be honest with you, >> I've been crying for the last >> stupid ass baby. >> You are stupid ass. I don't give a [ __ ] >> Just get in the car. >> No. Stupid ass [ __ ] Get in the car. You see me? You see me? I see you. Stupid ass [ __ ] >> Just get in the car. >> No. Are you kidding me? >> Yes. No. I'm kidding. >> He was choking me. Are you [ __ ] kidding me? >> That's what they told you. >> Somebody told you. No, you are the one that [ __ ] >> borderline disorder. I don't want to take you to jail. So, just relax. Just relax. >> [ __ ] you. >> Mommy, please. >> I know it. [ __ ] You're supposed to protect. You're supposed to >> stand back. >> Why are you not protecting me? >> Stupid ass [ __ ] Maybe. >> Why are you not protecting? >> Why you not protecting stupid [ __ ] >> No. >> You stupid. Due to continued instability and lack of cooperation, officers decided to detain one individual. >> I'm stop. >> I know you. >> So, uh, inside they're reporting that he was strangling her. She's Applebee's reviewing camera footage. She's encroaching on me. I had to push her away. >> So, which he's reviewing camera footage to see if that's legitimate, but she was in the driver's seat with the car. So, You touch me. >> Thank you. >> Why you touch me? >> Come here. >> Back up. >> Why you back? Hands behind your back now. Hands behind your back. Stop resisting. Stop. Batman. >> I got it. >> Left arm. >> I got left arm. >> Got left arm. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Just give me your arm. >> Alisia, come on. The arrest process became prolonged as the individual resisted instructions and continued arguing with officers. What is that? >> [ __ ] you. My baby. My baby. What's wrong with you? >> The scene concluded with officers securing the situation and ensuring follow-up actions were taken. >> You stupid ass. Stupid ass [ __ ] >> Look at you. Short ass [ __ ] >> Move. >> Thank you. >> Let's go. Come on. Act like an adult. >> My head. >> You stop. >> My head. >> No. >> No. No. No, look my hand. >> Stupid. Look at my hand. Stupid. Look at my hand. >> Look at my hand. >> Stupid. Look at my hand. >> Oh my god. What happened to hell? Come on. >> You want to adjust double? No, that's that's >> one adult being arrested for disorderly conduct, resisting lawful police instructions, and remaining on private property after being formally trespassed with additional charges considered related to public disturbance and unsafe behavior. Poor decision-making in public spaces can quickly spiral into serious legal consequences. Remaining calm and cooperative often prevents situations from becoming much worse. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This was hard to watch. Some people should seriously reconsider how they behave in front of others. Absolutely unacceptable behavior. Responsibility doesn't disappear just because emotions are high. Situations like this show how adults can create chaos instead of resolving problems. Think the last move was bold. This one's on another level. Drop a comment if you think you can outsmart them and hit subscribe. He's the one that noticed that there was uh they were stuffed in the back of the the trunk and I said, "Oh my god, there are people back there. There's kids." >> On September 14th, 20125, bystanders contacted police after hearing unusual sounds coming from a parked vehicle outside a retail store, raising immediate safety concerns. What's up, brother? >> So, the car was off. So, they managed to get the key from their side. >> Is the car on or off? >> The car's off. >> There's another little girl. She's 70 years old. She was I don't know. >> Another person here took No, >> just me. I'm her friend. She in the store. I went this way. She took the little girl so we can try to find out who the mama was. The little girl had seven. >> She can watch them in there. >> Okay. But where's the seven-year-old daughter? >> Some lady took her in the store. >> She took >> and with the keys. >> The lady took in the store because we was trying to figure out who the parent was. So because she was the the oldest out of them. >> Officers arrived and learned that several children had been left unattended inside the vehicle while adults were away. >> They was already over here. >> So them two plus the seven-year-old were in the car. >> I pulled Yeah, cuz they was already over here on the phone, I guess. calling y'all and I and they couldn't open the door and the car was up. So when I came I pulled I just I pulled them out the trunk. They was on top. This one was on top of that one. But I took them out cuz I see the stuff where the sevenyear-old the sevenyear-old was watching them. >> This is the grand. >> You're the friend of the grandmother. >> And the car was off. No back door. Mommy, this where your kids is at. I just saying it was locked. I took the back the car seat from top and I just pulled the seat back. It was in the trunk. >> Who's that? Is that the owner of the vehicle? >> Mother, >> are you the owner of this vehicle? >> Okay. How long How long were you do you leave these? I just >> Okay. Because we have people that are coming to the car and they're saying that >> this car was off with no AC with two babies in the car >> and then >> I don't know why she got out the car. >> I was watching him but he >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Who are you? >> I'm a friend of hers. But >> witnesses explained they intervened to check on the situation after becoming increasingly concerned. >> He first started calling 911. He saw me standing out there on the car. >> We went to go use the bathroom. >> So you were here at the car? >> Yes. I guess cuz I wasn't right there. He feel like they buy their stuff. So I told the young lady to watch them while I go get them off. >> It's just a watch. >> That don't make no sense. They just do too much right here. >> So were you the one that was watching the kids? >> Yes. I'm saying she went inside. >> Yes. >> I got the kids and everything. He said, "Oh no, they by their stuff." I didn't see you took the car. >> You mind me asking why did you take the sevenyear-old inside and leave the She was right here watching him. I asked her to watch them for me while I go get her to tell you what he just did. >> No, I was watching them. I told her to watch them for me while I go get her cuz I'm like he's doing too much. She making a big scene for no reason. There's nothing wrong. >> You were watching them, too. >> Was the car on or off? >> The car was off. I had the key. >> Yeah. They making a big s. He kept calling pictures out the tag and everything like what? I I'm so upset with him. >> How long were you guys gone for with the car? We was not gone. I was here. She ran inside to get some shoes and get some clothes. This don't make no sense. This just don't make no damn sense. And I'm telling him I'm here right here on the phone with 911. Then he took pictures of the text. Oh, my girlfriend together in his car. >> Yes. >> Okay. And you were just outside of the car. >> And are you with them or are you just helping out? >> I was helping out. I walked over. Police separated individuals involved and attempted to determine who was responsible for supervising the children. >> I seen them over here. >> Question. You mind stepping over here real quick so I can ask you a quick question? >> When you when you came over >> Mhm. >> Who was watching the video? >> Nobody. She that lady lying. She don't even know them people. >> She She doesn't know who they are. So she was >> little girl to go in the store cuz what happened was when I came out of Walmart I seen them already up there talking I seen them kept saying a great car but they now mind you I'm at my car I'm parked over there so you know I ain't being funny I'm like damn >> I seen the Spanish people over there and I hear them saying kids in a gray car. So you know I ain't going to care. I turned around like what the [ __ ] they pointing at? They keep saying kids in the car by >> I never saw her like around the area. >> Them people that Spanish them people say them are kids. them kids when I pulled them out the back. Them kids are full in sweat, bro. They diapers is so they smell like >> and she went to take her to go find the mama. So she Yeah. She asked me to watch him while I go. She go find the mama and I just gave him the water. So >> did did she leave him in the car until you watch him or did you are you the one that took him out and put him in the shopping cart? >> No, I took I put him in the shopping cart. I just took them out of the car. >> Okay. You're the one that took Okay. >> heard him talking and I told her I was going to leave. She said, "No, don't leave cuz they really don't think they leave by theel." And then that's when I said, "Well, just watch the phone while I go leave the mama." >> Yeah, I got you. All right, just stand by for a second. All right. >> Did you two come here together? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you left them in the car by themselves? >> No. So, what? >> Conflicting explanations were given as officers worked to establish a clear timeline of events. >> Yeah. First, >> I pulled him out and then that's when I realized it was another baby. So, but you seen them in the car by themselves? >> Yeah, they was. And then she I got her out and when when I pulled her out, that's when I seen that one. And I >> So, it must have been when she came to get me to get my car. >> No. So, no, because they wasn't in the car long, but they were alone for long enough for multiple people. So, when she got her, that lady got her. So, we was like, let's just go try to find the mom cuz they was already on the phone with police, you know. I said, "What the phone?" >> So, with all this being said, you left your kids alone. Hold on. >> Leave them alone. I went in the store to give her the card. I went in there to give her my bank card. No, no, but you have to understand, you left them alone long enough for multiple people to call for their wellbeing. It is what it is, right? Lesson learned. We're not going to do that again because if she would have put the car in drive or put the car in reverse, that's a rem that's a freaking removal, right? Seus will be called. Officers emphasized that leaving children unattended in a vehicle creates serious safety risks regardless of intent. >> Cannot do that. I'm sorry. It is what it is. I understand you're trying to do whatever it is that you got to do, but mom to mom, it's 90° outside. You left them in the car long enough. Multiple people call 911. It cannot happen. Not only that, you left them in there long enough that someone was able enough to remove them from the car, have fire, rescue come, then have the police come. That's too long. Do you understand where I'm coming from? Okay, it's South Florida. People kidnap kids all the time and that's an easy lick. So, before we go, I need to make sure those car seats are installed correctly. Um, she got the car. >> Grandma, that ain't going to work. >> They got still getting it strapped up, so she got to take her out. >> Whose phone is this? >> I'm mine. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. >> How old is this one? >> She's two. And the little one, >> I'm going to tell you this right now. These aren't the correct car seats >> for them. >> And I just bought the >> We Walmart has video cameras. The kids were by themselves for 37 minutes across the 30. >> Further investigation, including store surveillance, showed the children had been left alone for an extended period. 7 minutes. I don't know if you let time escape you, whatever. But at the end of the day, they left 37 minutes unattended for >> that's but it was though cuz we got it on camera. We have you walking in. We have both you guys walking in and then we have you walking out with the car and then the lady in the purple dress coming to get you. It's between 37 and 40 minutes. Okay. My sergeant is on his way out here. I think he's going to come out here and talk to you and figure out what's to do here. But mom, you can't do that. Does your AC work? >> Okay. >> I just got to fix >> it just back. >> Okay. All right. Well, you guys just got to wait. >> Okay. >> So, tell me what happened today. >> So, we were walking. I I usually never park here. I usually park there. So, we happen to come to Walmart and we started walking. As we got to the door, before the door, her son is the one that noticed that there was a sound coming like a knock. A knock >> on the back of the trunk. Did you see him? >> I saw the car seat. >> He saw the car seats, but he said, "I think there's somebody in there." >> So, you noticed the sound in the back of the trunk? >> Yeah. As we started walking down there, then I then he said, "Let's go take a look." So, I thought about it. I said, "That's not that couldn't be true." But I went and took a look anyways. So, we had nothing to do. So, when we look, I don't see nobody there. but he's the one that noticed that there was uh they were stuffed in the back of the the truck. >> Supervisors were called to the scene as officers discussed possible protective actions. >> And I said, "Oh my god, there are people back there. There's kids." >> How did you know that there was kids in the trunk? >> Because we were looking inside the the car. >> Looking inside the car, >> correct? >> And you saw what? A hand, a foot. >> I seen I seen foot and I seen diapers and stuff a little bit like that moving. >> So you seen a foot sticking out? >> Yes. Yes, ma'am. >> All right. So hold on. >> That's when I called quickly. The car was off. There was no AC blowing in there. And we even looked in a car. The car car was completely off. >> Who do you live with? >> I have my own place. >> You don't live with anybody? >> No. >> Do you have any family member in the area? >> Why am I going to go to jail? >> To be honest, yes. >> All right. What did I do wrong? >> Okay. So, I'm going to explain this to you, right? I have two witnesses. We're just going to I'm going to explain it to you. You have I have two witnesses. Mom to mom cuz I have a 5-year-old. I have two witnesses that called 911. Your kids were found in the trunk of a car with Oh, yes. >> They play in the trunk of the car. They wasn't found in no trunk of the car. >> No, no, no. That's how they got noticed. Cuz they heard a >> Yeah, cuz they be playing in the trunk. You can ask my daughter. >> No, no, no. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care about that. >> This is You can ask why. They always be playing in the trunk. They always >> in 90° weather. The car was on. >> No, it wasn't. >> I swear to you, you can ask my child. She could tell you the car was on. Okay, but you can ask my daughter. >> Authorities explained that immediate decisions were required to ensure the children's wellbeing. >> The car was on. >> She's seven. I'm talking to >> It doesn't matter what I talk to them. They're going to ask my daughter questions and she's going to tell them. It's going to >> They're also going to talk to two grown adults, not a seveny old. >> But y'all not taking my my story either. Y'all just take you inside Walmart? >> Yeah, but not for long >> for 37 minutes. >> I saw you on camera. Go inside that store and you were gone for 37 minutes. >> So, I'm trying to help you out. >> No, because I was so >> You don't have any family members? >> I told her that I was not going to go in the store, >> but because I had need to grab a few extra things, I still didn't even go with my first mom. I've never been to no jail. >> We know. We know. But you need to call. >> The situation concluded with officers taking enforcement action and arranging care for the children. >> Family member to go with them. >> Do you understand? >> I cannot afford to go to jail. >> Okay, look. It's either it's either you can find a family member. >> I mean, I'm not going. >> The incident concluded with the mother arrested and charged with child neglect. the children released to their grandmother and authorities continuing a review to determine any further actions. Short absences can still lead to serious consequences when children are left unattended. Public safety decisions are based on risk, not intentions or explanations after the fact. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. This situation never should have reached this point. Adults need to think before acting. It's frustrating to see preventable choices put others at risk. There's no excuse for ignoring basic responsibility, especially in public places. That thief thought they had it all figured out. But the next one, even sneakier. Stay tuned and comment your guess. On January 02, 2024, officers respond to a report involving a vehicle and begin identifying a residence connected to the call. Initial observations suggest the situation may require closer attention. >> Hold your crutches >> cuz I thought too is when to start. >> It's on 32. Can I get a unit to the front of the residence? >> They're looking out this back window. They know I'm here. Just keep an eye on it. Make sure no one leaves. >> Where are you guys on the dog? >> Negative. That's I'm walking around to the front. The dog's on a leash, though. >> Haley, can you come here and talk to me? Just come here and grab your dog. >> What the is going on? >> You knock it off. Thank you. Can you just >> Is Ariel inside right now? What's going on with her? >> I >> Does she have a gun? She just point I think she just pointed a gun at someone. That's why I'm asking you. >> I She left. She has all of her stuff. I'm sure you can see. >> I saw her looking out the back window from at me. >> Yeah, she she knows you guys are here. She was coming out to talk to you. Coming this way. >> She did not leave. >> The other officer who was making sure no one leaves sees the suspect, Ariel, exit out the back of the residence. How you doing? >> Hey, good. How you doing? >> Probably another female in the back. >> I'm smoking weed. >> You're good. It's Illinois as long as you're at your house. >> So, no weapons or nothing like that on you? >> No. >> So, that's the reason we're out here. Okay. So, we got a call regarding a similar ve uh similar vehicle. Uh that dog, is it on a leash? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> My car barely even worked. >> Yeah, I got you. >> Tires flat. >> Tires flat. No, he's >> Oh, it's a family. >> Police make contact with adults on scene, asking routine questions to establish who is present and what has occurred. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Similar vehicle and we're actually in the same area. I watch your cast. He's He's He might trip you if he pulls up. >> No, I ain't really doing too much driving. You see my Yep. Keep >> searching. Okay. Where's it at? What >> the gun? >> It's not I don't have a gun. I barely can drive. So, were you just driving this car? >> No. >> Cuz I'm going to check video and we have someone saying it's you. >> I just want you to be real with me. >> If you're honest with me, I can try to help you out. >> Hold on. I'm sorry. I will take him inside. >> He's so [ __ ] excited that other people are here. I'm so sorry. You guys, >> just be real with me. >> Can you come on, Mr. You're not being nice. You hold my crutches. >> Where is it at? Is it on you? >> I don't have guns at all. >> Okay. What's on you? Why do you need me to hold your crutches? cuz I thought you was going to search me. >> Is this your car? >> Yeah, but it don't even work. >> Okay. Well, I didn't see this car here a couple days ago. >> So, how did it get here? When did you get here? >> Haley. >> Yeah. >> Hey, just talk to me right now. Okay. >> I got proof of >> I got proof. >> Is there anything illegal on you? >> My weed. >> I don't care about weed. That's what I'm saying. So, like if you ain't got no warrant, like I'm chilling. >> Okay. Well, right now you're being detained. Okay. >> Can I sit down? My foot is shattered. >> Can I Can you sit in this chair right here? >> I'm just going to pat you down and make sure you don't have any weapons on you. Okay. >> Explanations begin to differ as officers verify timelines and clarify movements before their arrival. >> Two inhalers. >> You can show them on the camera. >> Can you sit right back here? >> Can you stay with her? You're not in >> I know, but the kid's in there. >> Okay, I'm not going to try to freak her out or anything. I'm just trying to have >> She already saw me. >> Hi. Okay, just be careful. He will not bite you. >> Yeah, I know. >> We have to shut this door because he will go on a >> similar vehicle. Black female gray dark colored hoodie like sweatshirt. That's where we're at. And with you being in the area, that's why we're here. >> Okay. You remember me? >> Yeah. See my face? That's why she's leaving. >> Okay. when that happened. >> No, I'm just saying I got Can you take me upstairs, Ly? I'm so tired. >> The best I can tell, she just pulled a gun on somebody. >> Can I sit now? It's just cold, bro. >> Actually, just uh let's just chill out here for a second, >> bro. It's It's freezing cold. >> Saying it's cold. Let's just chill out here for a second. >> It's freezing cold. >> I know it's cold, but like I said, we just got to escape this. >> I mean, it's just freezing cold. >> I know what it is. >> And you ain't got no Even though I've been detained. So we we have the right to stop you and let stop you from going inside. That's like where we're at. Okay. So once I get clear, you know, clear instructions from him, the primary officer, we can let you go inside. >> What's the clear instructions? >> Huh? When he comes back out and says, "Hey, yeah, she can come back. You can come inside. >> Let me sit on the stair." >> Yeah, that's >> We trying to fix our cars right now. >> What's wrong with your car? >> My batteries up. >> You're not in trouble. Okay. When she came in here, you were in the shower. >> Yeah. I just got out of the shower. I have a work meeting real soon. >> Okay. I'm just getting all this figured out. Okay. Were you in here when she came in here? >> Officers explain safety concerns and why remaining on scene is necessary while information is confirmed. >> Okay. Did she Where'd she go? >> In the bathroom. >> She was in the bathroom. >> Yeah. >> And then cuz I saw her peering out the window as I as I >> That was me. >> Uh I saw her. >> Oh, okay. So, she did look out the window. I was going to ask >> which is what drove me drove me here and then I saw her car in the back. >> Um I have a Roku camera though. I can show you. >> Can I search your bathroom? >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> She was here at 6:18. >> 618? >> I don't know if that helps you, but yeah. 618. That kid. >> Did she go down the basement at all? >> No. You can check like right here, I guess. Here. Mister, please. Let me go put him in your room. Mister, I'm sorry. Not everybody just wants to be licked. Okay, honey. I'm so sorry. >> Were you wearing a hat or anything? >> This is what I wear. >> Huh? >> This is what I wear. You weren't wearing anything like a a do-rag or anything like that. >> I've been in the house chilling. >> But you haven't had anything on your head? >> No. >> You got marks like you just had something on your head. >> I've been chilling. >> I'm in the house. >> I'm wondering, have you had anything on your head? Like a hat, do-agg, anything like that? Hey, you have the marks on your head. Like you just took some off. >> Can we sit? Y'all got gloves on. Can we sit in the house? >> No. Like I said, this is for you. Okay. Does she have a do-rag on? >> I don't know. >> Cuz she's got marks on her forehead. Like she just had one on and took it off. >> Well, she's had one on all day. >> What color is she been sleeping? >> But then when she came in, she didn't have >> What What color was it that she was wearing earlier? >> Blue. >> Blue. >> Blue. Okay. >> The description was a female with a do-agg on as well. So you're not >> I don't even have a do-agg. >> What I'm saying is you have lines like you took some off and you're telling me you never had anything on. >> Continued discussion helps narrow down responsibilities and address misunderstandings between those involved. Been laying down all day. I'm off pills. >> I got you. But I hope you understand where I'm coming from. >> My foot, bro. You don't even understand. >> How'd you break it? >> I jumped off the roof. >> Was it your foot or your leg? >> I broke my ankle, shattered every bone in my foot. >> So, it could be in here or it could be in your car still. I'm going to go plane to get in the car and see. >> Am I good to go? >> No, ma'am. They said you have a coat in your car. Do you want me to get that? >> I'm saying my foot, bro. That's the problem. Like what's the difference from me to chilling it out? >> Okay, I'll be straight with you. My concern letting you go inside is I don't know if that gun is inside and I can't just let you sit on a couch and maybe have access to a gun. So, he's been given consent to search this area. So, that's what he's doing to make sure there's not a gun there cuz there's a child in the house. >> I don't know yet. It depends. If I find the gun, probably. Yes. >> Just go search her. >> Is that where it's at? >> I don't She We've never seen a gun. She won't. I I have a daughter. That's just >> Well, I hate her. Just can you please go and tear that car apart? >> Yeah, I I can't do it without a warrant. >> Why? >> Is there something illegal in that car? >> No. >> I need probable cause to search. >> No, because she even has legal weed cuz it's from a dispensary. They said she pointed a gun or she shot somebody. >> She pointed a gun. >> Well, what if she threw it out? >> I don't think she'd throw a gun out. I think she'd hide it in here or in her car. >> I don't even own a weapon. So, here's the thing. I'm going to tell you all the evidence that's kind of stacking up right now. These people call >> officers outline possible legal implications if the reported concerns are substantiated. >> Okay. >> They say a female matching your description pointed a gun at them and said, "I've been through enough today. Having a rough time." >> Do you know who you got that information from, though? A pedophile. >> I don't know who it came from. So, let me keep going. Let me keep going. So then your car pulls in, right? They say it's a silver Camry that the female was in matching your description. >> She's at the license plate. >> Okay, I'm going to keep going. It pulls in. She's got it on her camera pulling in right at the time that these guys are calling 911. They distinctly say that the female had a blue do-agg on. How come the people inside the house say you've been wearing a blue do-agg all day? >> Can I show you my do-rag right now, please? >> Where's that? >> Walk. Can you walk with me? >> Okay, so what we're going to do right now, >> you can hold my arm and walk out, >> man. What we're going to do right now in just a second. just for a second. Okay, I'm going to have you. We're going to help you. You're just going to stand right here. We're just going to have you look this way. It'll be just a second. Okay. >> The officer is attempting to get the suspect to participate in a show up where the victims drive by and identify if the suspect matches the description. >> I don't own a blue do-agg. I know exactly. I have a shark on my do-agg. >> How come her daughter literally just said, "You wear a blue do-agg all the time." >> It's a shark purple do-agg right here. I swear I'm going to show you. >> Okay. Well, we're going to do this first. >> Tell Haley to find my do-rag. Bro, they saying my do-rag blue the shark. >> Oh, no. It's purple. >> Can you find it? It's like it's somewhere. >> Yeah. Oh, >> yeah. This is purple. That's not blue. >> Can we stand over here? >> The situation becomes more tense as additional information is considered and decisions approach. You don't stand right up here. >> I can't stand. That's the problem. That's what y'all don't understand. >> Can you Can we help you stand right up here? >> Hi. This is purple. Not blue. >> Okay. So, >> that's very blue. >> No, that's purple. >> That's very blue. Like, damn, bro. I was chilling. Can you grab my wheelchair right there? >> Is there a wheelchair? >> Yeah, there is a wheelchair. >> Like, I can't stand >> and I'm trying to help you. >> No, you're not. >> We're getting your wheelchair. We got your crutches. Where my blue do red? Can you hand me the chair? >> After conducting a show up, officers decide they can bring her inside the house safely. >> We appreciate you getting the motion. Will you back and we'll see if it's okay if we can get you on the couch in there and warmed up. Does that work? >> Please, >> Murphy. Yeah. Is it okay for her to come in and sit on the couch? >> Do you want her in her house? >> I don't. I'm leaving. I don't care. >> No, she doesn't want her in her house. >> No, I'm saying I don't. I'm leaving. Like I don't care. She can sit. >> I told him. >> Do I own a gun? >> No, I've already told him that when he asked me this. This is who I've already talked to. >> Thank you. >> You want to talk to me about what happened today? >> What? Her? >> No. About you pulling a gun. Pointing a gun at someone. >> Nobody pulled a gun at nobody. Bro, >> you just stay with her. >> Can I talk to >> He said it matches description. And he goes, "Oh, her her right leg is busted." That makes sense. He said because when she was in the car, she stepped out. I went with her left, but it was like she climbed to her right. >> I never quickly searched through this whole house and I haven't seen anything. >> Police take control of the scene to prevent further complications and ensure everyone's safety. >> You said the do-rag was blue, right? What color is the do-agg? >> Purple. But at night, what does everything look like? Purple don't look like blue at night. >> Okay. Well, it's also plausible for people to have more than one do-agg. >> I don't got more than one of them. >> Okay. >> That's real purple. >> This seems like quite a coincidence. You know what I mean? And when I asked you if you were wearing anything, you said you've been chilling. You never said if you had I said you had lines on your head like you've been wearing some type of >> I'm chilling in the house. When you take a nap, do you wake up pretty? >> But you weren't taking a nap cuz you just got here right now. >> I've been in and out. I'm high. >> So you guys asked for consent on the car. She said you ain't searching that. That was like 10 minutes ago. She's a little calmer now. You can ask her again just say, "Can I talk to you real quick?" >> Yeah. >> You just step in here and talk. >> Uh, never mind. We're good. >> Well, what's that mean? >> Uh, I'll tell you here in a second. >> Oh, no. My cat. My cat. My cat. >> Nope. You're fine. >> My cat. My cat. My cat. >> Hey, gang. sit down. Where you going? I'm not going to tell you again. >> Shoot. >> No. >> Shoot. >> No. Stop. >> All right. >> What are you doing on the ground? >> On your back. >> Shoot. >> Shoot her. >> What are you doing? >> Shoot. Stop. I have >> I have >> follow-up steps are taken to secure evidence and finalize the investigative process. >> Shoot. >> I got that mother. Stop. >> What is your problem? >> Did you tell me? >> She grabbed my [ __ ] gun. >> No [ __ ] respect. That's not cool, dude. >> Y'all should have left me outside. >> You're under a rat. >> I don't know if you can understand that. >> [ __ ] you ass. >> You really trying to kick me right now? >> Get the gun. >> Get the gun cuz I got another one. Watch. I'm reaching for it. >> You never search me. >> Well, she said she reached for her pants. Sure. She's got one on her. >> I got it on me right now. soon as I stand up. >> Double lock your puffs. >> It's in my wants you to shoot her. I'm just going to be honest with you. It's in my puss. >> She just wants you. >> Stop scratching me. >> It's in my you, [ __ ] >> You ain't never going to kiss me upstairs that's never going to forget this. >> You ain't never going to catch me again. >> That's not cool. So, Haley, that's it. Haley. >> All right, >> Haley. That's it. >> We will talk. I Yes, I will give you a hug. Okay. I will give you a hug if you stop resisting. >> No. No. We're not getting We're not letting you. >> No. I I'm saying I will get down there. >> No. No. No one's getting near. We're done. We're done. >> That's on you. You did that. This is what you chose to do and how you just chose to act. I don't know why you would do that, especially when she's here. Can you just act normal and please >> my keys? >> I do have your keys. Can you please just act to do >> keep your car? I don't know what to do. >> Same reason I do. >> I I just I don't understand. This is on you, but I need you to just >> There is no bond. >> No bond. >> Why? >> Because there's a tried disarming an officer. I don't think you understand. They passed a law here that's a self act or whatever. They do not let you out. You have to sit. >> The incident concludes with authorities determining next actions and bringing the situation to a close. >> In jail until your case is done. >> What the [ __ ] >> Stop. >> All right. We're going to stand you up. Let's stand up. >> Give me that gun. Don't touch me. Don't touch me, [ __ ] Don't touch me. >> Do you know how many charges you're picking up by doing this [ __ ] >> Yeah. Can you just stop? >> All right. You nice. I ain't going to do it to you. >> All right. >> Just go. Just please go. >> Am I going to get my crutches? >> I will make sure >> I can't walk. >> Okay. >> Carry my back leg or something. >> All right. Can you hop to the front step and we'll put you in a wheelchair? Okay. >> I can't carry me like y'all do everybody else. >> Okay. Can I get my last kiss for my girlfriend? >> Sorry. That's why that's why that's why >> the person be first. >> Be first. >> All right. >> Uh to answer your question, Haley, she's going to jail tonight. >> Oh, yeah. Thank you. >> The incident concluded with the suspect arrested multiple felony charges filed related to weapon possession and interference with officers, a vehicle search conducted, and evidence seized as part of an ongoing criminal case. Small decisions during police encounters can quickly lead to serious legal consequences. Remaining calm and cooperative often determines how a situation ends. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This is exactly why situations escalate when people refuse to cooperate. Watching this made me anxious. Things didn't have to go this far. Poor choices can turn a routine investigation into a life-changing moment. If you thought that was something, wait until you see what happens next. Guess how this thief tries to get away and drop a comment below. Don't forget to subscribe to catch the next move. You're not blowing. Blow harder. There you go. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Officers respond to a late night welfare concern involving a young child found alone, prompting an urgent safety check. >> Have a feeling he's not. >> Oh, you're saying he's not. >> Where you live, my man? >> Oh, okay. All right. >> Police attempt to determine where the child lives, relying on basic questions and nearby residents for guidance. >> You do that, buddy. Where do you live? Maybe >> you live over here. What's your name? Oh, buddy. Buddy, >> what's your mommy's name? Do you look over here? Yeah. Over there. >> What's your name? >> Back at the >> Almost. >> Yeah. >> You got your driver's license on you, sir? >> Yes. Yes. >> I know, dude. I know. I know, dude. We'll find her. >> Officers locate the residence and make contact with the mother, who initially appears confused about the situation. >> What's he wearing? >> Is she not here? >> I'm going to be I have a feeling he's not. >> Oh, you're saying >> go I don't know. Go. Is he wearing blue stripe pajamas? >> Yes. I'm sorry. I fell back asleep. I've been up since 5:00 in the morning. >> How much you have to drink last night? >> Can we come in? >> Yeah, you can come in. Bruce, come on. >> Oh my god. Stop. Don't tell me this is true. >> Where is he? >> I have him. >> As questioning continues, officers clarify timelines and assess the mother's condition and level of awareness. >> I'm going to have a panic attack right now. >> How much did you have to drink last night, Brooke? >> I had one beer. >> One beer all night. >> Yes. I'm sick. I'm getting over a cold. I'm sorry. I'm about to have a panic attack right now. Oh god. He got over his gate. I was literally sleeping. >> I didn't go to bed till like 5:00 in the morning. >> Okay. So, he was in here. >> Yes. In here. And he when I was here when I was here earlier, you said he was awake and I said, "Go pay attention to your child." >> Yes. And then he sleep. >> The mother acknowledges prior similar incidents, raising concerns about supervision and safety. >> You need to be honest with me now. I I don't think I don't think you only had one beard. >> I probably had a shot and a beer. I can do a breathalyze right here. >> Your kid was walking down 31. >> No. >> With no shoes on. >> Has this happened before? >> Yes. >> Yes. He's gotten like out the door before. I literally bought something right here. >> Are you guys arresting me? >> I don't know yet. Officers explain the seriousness of the situation and the potential consequences of impaired judgment. >> Blow. >> Keep blowing. You're not blowing. Blow harder. There you go. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Oh, here's yours. That's good. >> Okay. Thank you. >> I promise you I had >> No, I know. And I I did it. >> I have a beer and I had a shot last night and like he said he saw all those limes over there. Like that was him all night. >> This literally sunk his head in. Like he was scared. And well, I mean, I want you to know that stuff. And I'm not saying it to be mean. I'm saying it from a father to a mother that now next time you think about making a bad choice, >> you think about the traumas, the the trauma he went through today. >> Yeah. >> And be happy. >> Police outline next steps to ensure the child's immediate safety and contact family support. >> Had dirt and stuff all over his knees. So, he clearly fell going up and down the hills to get to the highway. >> Was probably running around out there. Um, so I know you're arresting me. Like I said, I've never done anything wrong before. But I would really appreciate it if you just let me. I'll put it on speaker phone. Just call my mom. >> We'll call your mom when we get to the TV. >> That's fine. You can call the police department. >> Yeah, but you guys, I've seen it on TV. You brother is Homeland Security. Like, I've seen it on this TV in the building. >> Well, we're going to take them all with you. We just want to lock your door. >> 3183. I'll get you a 27 in a minute. >> The incident concluded with the mother taken into custody for child endangerment. The child placed in protective care and authorities initiating follow-up actions related to supervision and home safety. A single lapse in judgment can place others at serious risk. Responsibility doesn't pause even when exhaustion or stress sets in. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This is heartbreaking and completely preventable. Some situations should never rely on luck to end safely. Children deserve protection, not excuses. If you thought that was something, wait until you see what happens next. Guess how this thief tries to get away and drop a comment below. Don't forget to subscribe to catch the next move. >> Who's going to be arrested? >> Police respond to a welfare related call and attempt to make contact at an apartment where the occupant refuses to cooperate. I should have just checked the first time. 31 headquarters. You can you can put me out with the units at 5701 Boulevard East1. There's nothing here. >> Aren't you going to be in the apartment? >> He's got to listen to >> 17 golf. >> She's not She's not going to answer anymore. >> She She's like, "No, >> I'll make her dog bark until Open the door. We're going to take it down. >> Okay. >> Police, open up. >> You could also >> Yeah. >> Seora. >> Now we announce. >> There we go. >> Do you hear her? >> She knock. She locked. She just locked the door. Oh, >> she just walked. >> Officers announce themselves and explain their presence, but the resident becomes increasingly hostile and repeatedly orders them to leave the >> door. If she tell her if she doesn't open the door, we're going to have to take it down. Okay. Come on, pooch. Who's in here? >> You're not allowed to go in the house. Get the out of this house. >> Hold on a second. >> Get the out. >> We got We got to make sure everything is safe here. >> Get the out of this house right now. Get the house. Get out of my house. Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. No. No. No. Mommy. What are you looking for? For what? For what? >> So, we got calls. >> Verbal confrontation escalates as officers insist on ensuring everyone inside is safe while the resident continues to resist verbally. There's >> guys here trying to break in. No. No. >> There is. >> Oh my god. Look at them. >> Okay. >> All right. Get the house. >> Get the my house right now. Get the house. >> I'm going to ask. I don't care. I'm going to ask the house. No, I'm not. >> What are you doing here? Get the >> idiot. Get the my house. >> Let us explain to you why we're here. >> I know you. Get the my house right now. >> Get the out of my house. Get the my house. Goodbye. >> Leaving me until we >> You're doing nothing. >> The 31-year-old was soon going to make one of the officers bleed. And she wasn't going to like what his colleagues would do to her after that. >> For real. You have a lot of things to do. Go work. No. Go. Go do what you need to do. Go do [ __ ] [ __ ] Go do what you need to do. Get the out of this house. No. Get the out of our house. >> What's going on? Why are you so mad? >> The situation deteriorates further. Refusal to comply and aggressive behavior raise officer safety concerns. >> Cuz you guys What are you guys doing here? >> We were let in. So we have >> No. No. She's a dumb [ __ ] She doesn't know what she's doing. >> All right. Can you get out of my house? Get out of my house. >> I'm not talking to you. Just get out my house. >> Tell me what's going on. >> Get out of my house. Get out of my house. Get out of my house. >> The way you're acting is something something definitely happened. >> Okay. So look for it. gone. >> Look for it so I can sue all you motherers. Do it. >> We're not doing anything wrong. >> Look for it. Look for it for I No, actually, you're not going in my house. >> We have to check. >> Look, I don't care. >> Is there somebody in there or No. >> No. No. >> Okay. >> Physical resistance begins after repeated warnings resulting in officers taking control of the situation. >> Don't worry, Mommy. >> Did he have to drink today? >> Yeah. Take your hands off the hands off. >> You're not touching. You'll be under arrest for talking. That's it. Cops. All right. Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> For what? Are you in my house? >> Stop. >> No. >> No. Yo, get her down. You got her already? Yes. Yeah. Able. I will I will able on me again. Step on me again. Step on me again. Step on me again. Step on me again. >> She didn't step on you. >> Yes, she did. >> You kicked her. >> Yes, she did. You kicked her. She step on me. >> She didn't step on you. Step on me now. Ma'am, look. Listen. Breathe. We're going to help you. >> Get the out. >> We are going to help you get in my house. >> Let's go. Stand up. >> Cheese. No, I'm not a cop. Actually, >> the resident continues to argue and resist while officers work to safely restrain and remove her from the residence. >> I'm not helping you, you dumb. >> You stupid. >> You're in my house. >> Let's go. >> Y >> Erica, you have my >> worry about it later. Let's go. >> No, you're not making >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> I'm not getting enough. >> Mommy, please. Please. Please. >> Why you open the door? You >> Why you told her to open the door? >> You dead. No. >> You just listen to then you have to listen. I don't give a >> Why do I wait? Can you just >> She put her hands on office doors. >> They were in my house. They were in my house. >> Can you guys stop, please? >> She's not. She's not responding. >> Can you just listen? Listen. >> She's under arrest right now. >> Ma'am, right now you're you're impeding our arrest. >> You're going to be under arrest, too. Just stay in our way. >> She had been right there. Huh? No. She wants to get dragged on the floor. Drag her on the floor. >> Stop kicking, ma'am. >> Oh, look at him. Don't look at me. That's what they do, right? >> Get the elevator. Jonathan, the elevator. Stop being arrested. >> Officers repeatedly explain the reason for arrest and emphasize that cooperation would reduce escalation. >> Okay, that's it. That's it. Why am I under arrest? Why am I under arrest? >> Why am I under? >> Why am I under arrest? Why am I under? >> Shut the Why am I under arrest? Heather, why am I under? >> Close that door. >> For what? >> For what reason? For what reason, Heather? >> It didn't have to be like that. Your mom didn't like that. You >> and you and you. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Good job, coach players. No, you guys do, right? All you guys do >> at least. >> Leave me alone. Bro, leave me alone. >> The easiest way to leave you alone is if you cooperate. Stand up. >> Shut up. >> Just cooperate. >> For what? For what? For what reason? >> You're arresting me in my house for reason. >> We have our neighbors are going to see us act like that. >> Do you want to act like that? I don't give a Who's going to be arrested you. >> Come on. >> Stand up. >> You already been dragging me. Shut the out of >> because you're making this harder for us. >> No. Who's making harder anything? >> Go work for doing your yo. Go work for your [ __ ] >> Ma'am, just get up. You >> want me to drive? >> We don't want to drive with you. >> No. Who's working with who? You've been doing this all the time. You got me to my house from doing this. >> Did you walk? Did you walk? >> No, you didn't. Exactly. You did it. >> For what reason? What reason? I'm in my house. >> Doing this. I'm in my house. What? What the arrest you for? >> Let's go. Let's go. >> Go. Look at my house. Go do it. >> The subject is transported while still disputing the arrest and denying wrongdoing. >> Do you have >> So, what's the reason you're arresting me for? Damn, we don't want to drag you. You're going to hit the street. Get out. >> Headquarters 2. Dirty water. >> Let me unlock the car. Hold on. I'll be right back. >> Don't. You're going to get arrested no matter what. You're already under. >> Didn't I you? >> No. >> Didn't. Yes, I did. Oh, >> I don't even know your name. >> Oh. Oh, wait. Wait. Why? Wait. Why are you going up out of nowhere? Why don't you call him? >> Yo, you're such a liar. >> You're going to get him fired. You know that, right? >> I'm not trying to get you fired. >> You're going to get No. Who is Why? Why? Why would I get fired? You're going to get fired. All right. >> You know you're arresting a person who lives in their house for what reason? >> For assaulting a police officer. >> How am I assaulting you? You came to my house. >> You're going to have to switch spots, Jonathan. Here. Hold. >> One, two, three. Dude, >> you're not arrested me. >> You guys arrested me for what reasons? >> What you going to do? Pull my hair? >> No. >> We don't want to hurt you. >> You guys been arresting me? >> Because you're not cooperating with me. >> Why would I help you? What are you ining my house for? Go look at my house. You want to think anything else? Do it. >> The officer tried to talk some sense into her, but as usual, listening wasn't really her thing. >> We're here trying to talk to you. We're sitting down. We went up there. You weren't acting like this. Why would I do this? Why would I talk to you guys? Yesterday, you guys were doing the same thing. I already knew who the was. It was two people. >> Bro, are you doing >> Look, right now, we're just going to get you checked out in the hospital and that's it. >> Checked out >> just to make sure everything is okay. >> All right. >> Like, at the end of the day, we're not trying to give you more problems. >> You guys are are giving me >> I gave everything for my son. I give everything to and now you guys are giving me four more for what? Medical staff evaluate the individual as officers document the incident and clarify charges. >> What? For him to come >> arrested and then him not being around. >> Ma'am, did you see when I saw your son what I did? I closed that around. >> He who was that little boy asleep. >> That's No, that's probably AA's um you know. What's his name? Um what's his name? The black. What's his name? What's his name? Um, >> okay. >> The know his name. Baby Daddy. What the name? >> You're It's going to come to you. It's on the tip of your tongue right now. It'll come to you. >> You No, you're not going to do this. I did nothing wrong. Here's the thing. >> I have not done nothing wrong. I don't do I don't do anything. I have nothing wrong. >> The only thing you got coming to me for, >> man, from all the you did, my blood is literally on your sweater all over right now. >> That's your problem. >> Because But because you weren't >> You're trying to drive me from my house. I live all the way up there. You're trying to grab me for what reason? >> Are you going to listen? >> Yes. For what reason? >> Okay. So, we got a call. There was multiple guys trying to break into your place. So, >> so why you arresting me? >> Because Okay. >> Do I look like a guy? >> Do you want the answer? Why doesn't >> you've been mad for some reason? >> I don't know what you're mad about. And then let's go. >> Okay, ma'am. Let's go. >> What? What are you mad about? No. Why am I What is the problem about me? >> Three together. Everything. >> All right. One, two, three. Like that. >> No, don't let her pull me. I don't want her to touch me. So, it's either she'll be okay. That'll be okay. Sit down. Sit down. >> Okay. I don't want her to touch me. Sit down. She won't touch. All right. I'm okay. >> I pick I don't want her to touch. Just sit down. Nicely. She won't touch you. >> Watch the legs. Get >> the out of here, bro. So, last thing I'm going to do, I'm just going to put the seat belt on you. >> I don't for what, bro? >> Just watch your Just watch your skin. All right. >> All right. >> Bravo 86 Papa through the door. Bravo 86 prop of right now officer I want to see that >> it was for a domestic violence call and she did it she wasn't cooperating she stopped everything >> her my mom's leg for no reason Okay. That's all right. So, >> get him away, please. >> Do you want to just remove that? Put yours on. >> I don't care. Just get him. I want him away. >> I'm going to take the cuffs off. I'm going to leave one on and the other one's coming here. >> What am I going to do? Like, you got >> formal charges related to assault and obstruction following the prolonged encounter. >> He's got me in my >> explain everything to you. Okay. >> Yeah. Sit on the bed and Romeo 3175. >> How are you, baby? He already hurt me, so don't tell him. Don't hurt me. >> I'm Dr. Freeland Hug. So, what's going on tonight? >> No, I don't know. Ask him. Ask him. >> Apparently, he wants to knock on my door and >> I want to hear your side of stuff. You >> I have no I have no idea. Got a call. >> A call. Just we got I got to double check with supervisor. >> Okay. The woman was charged with aggravated assault, third and fourth degree, and obstruction of law enforcement following continued resistance and non-compliance during the welfare check. Refusing to listen often turns manageable situations into avoidable crises. Authority tests rarely end well when accountability is rejected. 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