I did hear the baby yell. Somebody called 911. She kicked me. How many people are going to ask me the same question? Setting all my stuff down. You can't hurt me enough today. >> SHOW YOUR HANDS RIGHT NOW. >> HOLD YOUR HANDS. >> SHOW YOUR HANDS. >> My kids and me. >> One out. This isn't even a police station. >> You can't arrest me. >> Thing went down >> when she first was disrespectful. Yes. >> When police arrived, the kids were already too afraid to speak. Chaos filled every moment, and fear had taken away the children's voices. As officers tried to make sense of what was happening, the kids stood frozen, too scared to speak, too overwhelmed to react. What followed was a critical intervention to pull them out of a reality no child should ever have to endure. This is when police rescue kids from a chaotic household as parents, lash out at police. The first incident is that cops rescue two kids living with their extremely toxic mom. me very hard. >> She threatened to kill all of us in the house if I ever scream in this house. >> I'm nervous. >> Do not manhandle me. I'm setting all my stuff down my hand. But you are manhandling me. [music] >> On March 11th, 2024, officers responded to a residential disturbance after neighbors reported prolonged yelling and sounds of a physical altercation inside the home. >> Thing went down >> when she first was disrespectful. Yes. So, I talked to the girls and then Jacob talked to the mom. So, uh just give you the lowdown. So, the oldest girl is 13, 12, 13. I did not go a >> The older child reports the argument escalated after a disagreement over food preparation leading to a physical confrontation. Officers observe visible injuries and document them according to procedure >> with her yet. But basically, she says she was her mom told her to make eggs for her friend Rosco, who's not here. He apparently left during this. Uh but he lives nearby. Anyway, uh she was making the eggs for the friend. Daughter says mom told her put sour cream in it or whatever. She didn't do it right. And then mom got mad at her. Uh she said she was probably mad cuz the attitude she gave her gave her as she left the room. But anyway, apparently mom got mad. She says mom started hitting her with her hands, her feet, and her fists. That continued. The little sister got involved, tried to pull mom off. The sister, grabbed her by the hair and stuff. Uh, I will tell you that >> officers photograph injuries and gather background information, including prior household conflicts. No previous child welfare reports were confirmed at that time. >> 12-year-old has a very good bite mark right here where that broke the skin, her skin missing. I've already photographed that with a scale. She also has a bloody lip. She says that continues. said mom tried to hit her with a broom multiple times. She said they've had prior issues, but uh she says Leo and DCF have not been called before. And then the younger >> neighbors provide witness statements describing sustained yelling sounds of impact and hearing the children call for help before contacting police. >> She knows that it thing occurred and that they were fighting and she tried to pull her off. So I don't know about the younger one's seven. I don't know about her statement. >> Yeah. uh being dark. >> Uh she was on her sister's bed, so I'm not sure. The the one sister said she which I don't you know, she said mom threw her iPods away when she was mad and said she went to call her dad and mom broke the phone, but you know, neither here nor there. She wasn't calling 911 or anything like that at the time. >> She didn't get into the whole like what started it. She said daughter was being disrespectful. So she told her like you're not going to talk to me that way and took her phone from her. All right. She turned around to walk away. Daughter kicked her in the back. And so she told her friend, "Hey, you can go. You don't need to be here for this. I'm just going to discipline her and take care of this." And that's when she said, "Daughter went ate [ __ ] and started screaming, carrying it on, making a bunch of scene out of it. But she does have blood on her left hand." And I was like, "What is that from?" She goes, "Oh, that's from my daughter." >> Where's the witness? >> I'm not sure. They was talking to two guys when I walked up and I didn't make it over there. >> The next door neighbors in the blue house called as well. So we had callers. They said they had heard them going for like 30 minutes inside the house. They never saw anything, but said they could hear them like fighting inside the house for about 30 minutes before they showed up. Do >> you folks have >> officers separate all parties, ensure the children are safe and arrange supervision while continuing the investigation? >> To see all this, >> but I heard you heard it standing. Me and my father were standing outside just talking and we heard a bunch of commotion and hitting against the walls and we was like, "Somebody got to break that window. No, that was just right now. >> Yeah. Well, we heard >> and we can hear the yelling. I did hear the baby yell. Somebody called 911, >> but I have a 16year-old daughter and I know how, you know, it can be and they can get. So, but then when the door opened, the little baby ran out the door and I went and grabbed her and then shortly after that's when everybody else came out. >> Okay. >> But we we could hear the commotion. I did hear the older daughter saying, "Someone help and someone please call the police." Um the other neighbor heard the same thing. So that was when he called the police. I walked down and asked him, "Are you calling the police?" He said, "Yeah." And we basically just kind of kept the kids over here until the police arrived. >> The older child provides a sworn statement describing repeated attempts to escape the situation and seek help outside the home. >> I'm Officer Bryant. >> How are you? Good. You okay? You You can take your time. >> Got you, bro. As soon as we're done with all this, your stepmom's just pulling up and we're going to get over to you. That way you're you're not by yourself. Okay. >> Do you swear or affirm the statement that you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? >> Okay. So, what happened then? >> I was making coffee for one of her friends and then I was making eggs for her friend. And then I went to go hand it hand it to him and she was and then she was like you and then I went to go I went crying to her bedroom. She came in there ripping my AirPods out and was like I'm going to beat you. I'm going to beat you. I'm going to beat you. And then I she told me to give her my phone. So and I refused to give her my phone cuz she don't pay for it. And after that, I went to my bed and I sat in there and then she came in there and came went on top of me and so first it happened in that back room right there as you could see the window and she got on top of me and started beating me. I went to my room violent and then she came to my bedroom and started beating me even more. After all that beating, I went to the living room and kicked her cuz self-defense. It broke off again in there. And then I went to my bedroom, sat down, and she was just keep beating me. And then grabbed a broom and was beating me with the broom. And then I was keep trying to go outside. I was like, "Let me out. Let me out. Let me out. I want to go out." And then after 5 minutes, I finally got a shield. Started running outside to here. And then I >> went outside and then I was like, "Gosh, someone please someone called help." She was coming up to me like >> officers interview the mother who acknowledges disciplining the child but disputes aspects of the child's account. Miranda writes are read due to the nature of questioning that you're going to have more than uh she said she feels nice and comfortable with you. So if you and officer Baker here don't mind hanging tight. We're going to have to have them sit tight here with us for just a minute till dad gets here. We're going to go >> out of truck right now. So, they should be here probably traffic. So, hang on. >> No worries. We got nothing but time. We just want to make sure. Okay. >> So, if you want to hang tight with them and uh Officer Banker here, we'll we'll give you an update as soon as we have one. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. I am recording. >> Yeah, no worries. We're also recording and we all are on the same page. Absolutely. If you end up wanting any of our body cam footage, super easy to get it. Yep. I do public records on a daily basis. >> Easy. Cool. Just wanted to make sure you were clear on it. So, you live here, correct? >> Yes. >> And then the two girls we have in the car are both your daughters. >> Are both my daughters? >> All righty. Does anybody else stay here in the house? >> Just me and my daughters. >> Just you and your daughters. Is anybody else here at the time that this whole thing went down? >> When she first was disrespectful. Yes. She kicked me. That person left and wants nothing to do with it. And I can't force anybody to come back. Just like I can't force that child to not scream and carry on and hit me and carry on. >> Yeah. Absolutely. Uh so what I am going to do is uh request a swarm statement from you. You willing to provide one >> about what happened? >> I mean yeah absolutely. I mean I feel like I've made a statement. Where's where's officer Baker? I mean I made a statement to him already. So I've said everything. >> Well, we just got to get the official one. We're the ones actually working your call. >> His little thing that he was What was he doing then? If he was >> So he's getting initial, but we like to get a sworn one if we can. That way we're locked in on the left. >> Five six. How many people are going to ask me the same question? >> Unfortunately, with stuff like this, you're going to get a little bit of repetition. Okay. >> So, we want to keep all you wear. It has every statement that I've said on it thus far. So, back statements. >> I'm the one writing the report. So, I like to make sure that >> sworn statements or so there are statements on the last recording and video. >> So, I'm the one writing the report. I want to make sure I have the clearest image of what's going on, right? If I'm going to be the one to tell the story. >> All right. So, I've told the story now. So, this is going to be a sworn tape recorded interview taken by a law enforcement officer pursuant to Florida statute 117.10. If you will, raise your right hand for me. Do you swear or affirm statement you're about to give? Be the truth and hold true, nothing but truth. >> Based on physical evidence, witness accounts, and statements, officers determine probable cause for arrest. >> Absolutely. >> Fantastic. Uh before we get into it, uh just cuz I feel like a reasonable person probably wouldn't feel like they're free to go even though you're standing around your house. Um, I'm just going to read off your Miranda warnings so I'm sure that you've heard them. Um, they don't mean that you're under arrest, but because we're asking you what could be incriminating questions, and I don't feel like you feel like you're free to go, I want to make sure you know them. Okay, >> you've asked. >> So, you have the following rights under the United States Constitution. You do not have to make a statement or say anything. Anything you say can be used against you in court. Those rights in mind, are you still willing to talk to me? >> No, I'd like to present if you want to. >> Totally fair. Absolutely. So, what we are going to do at this point is, if you would, please hands behind your back. >> I am under arrest. Do not manhand all my stuff down my hand. But you are manhandling me after my house. >> We will deal with that in just a moment. Is there anything out of the house you want? >> Your wallet. Where's it at? >> Absolutely. Where your shoes at? >> Absolutely. We can make a call. Not right this second though. >> You can make a call from the jail. >> Oh, I'll jump off. >> I'll hurt myself if I need to. You did hurt me enough today. Thank you. >> Once again, she gets to do what she wants. >> Congratulations. You are hurting. >> We're going to have to be very hard cuz you're trying to yank. >> I haven't yanked. >> That's why I told you to slow down. >> Calm. I've been super calm. I just have a seat for us. >> I just wanted to kind of keep you guys in the loop. We got fire checking out uh the kids mom still going to jail based on our investigation. I can't go too in depth with it because technically it's still active. Uh but I want >> the children are medically evaluated and later released to a responsible adult with resources provided for follow-up support. >> Thank you guys for taking care of the kids, for calling them and for speaking with us. It does mean a lot because those kids did. >> They did. It seems like they did. Yeah, absolutely. I just wanted to give my heartfelt thanks. >> Thank you guys. >> All right. You want to ask her give you some of the questions? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Has your mother ever threatened to kill you or use a weapon against you? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Mhm. >> All right. Could you explain that for me? Um, it was a couple months back she threatened all of us in the house if I ever screamed in this house ever again. >> She threatened. >> All of us. >> Okay. >> If you ever screamed at her again. >> Mhm. And screamed in the house. >> Screamed in the house. Okay. >> And I don't know if she said out of anger or >> has your mom ever strangled or choked you? >> I don't know if this is how I was choking, but like getting on top of me and covering my mouth. you on top of you covering your mouth and could you go into detail on that too? >> Like she goes like hands and her whole body forced on me. Okay. >> Does your mom have access to any firearms or any weapons? >> Uh yes, there's in the house. >> There's the house. >> I don't know where, but there's knives in the house. >> You don't know where? >> Okay. >> Well, I know where her knife is. >> You know where her knife is? knife is on like the I don't know if it's still there if she broke it but it's on like the orange thing sitting up on it >> in the living room. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Has your mom ever attempted or threatened to commit suicide? >> Yes. >> She threat commits. >> When when was this was this recent? >> When my Pepe died. >> Okay. >> Mom is being placed under arrest for battery and for child abuse. Okay. Uh there's a chance we have some more charges coming down the line after we review a couple more the details. Um but she's already in cuffs. She's going to be headed up to jail. We don't personally do that. It'll be something that the the court can decide if they want to mandate. Um that being said, you have your ID on you. We can't release the children unfortunately until we till we run you. Make sure you're not a wanted or something. As soon as you come back free and clear and we get your phone number taken down, uh we're going to release the kids to you and send you on your way. You have any questions? >> You guys have a card, right? >> Yeah. I'm going to grab you some paperwork here in just a second. >> And if we can get the case number, the reference. >> Absolutely. Yeah. >> And then uh everything start finish is all open on body cam as well. That case number we give you, you'll be able to get all of our body cam so you can see everything start to finish. >> Yeah. And I just wanted to touch base and let you know neither one of you are in any kind of trouble. So more than anything, we have been worried about thankfully his baby. They called us. Other neighbors were calling us. I just wanted any trouble. That's why we were so urgent on working down here. We'll try to get out of here in the next few minutes. Thank you, sir. And then the guy just for you guys to keep officer Bryant's name, badge number, and the case number on the front. And then I highly recommend >> the toxic mom was charged with domestic violence battery and child abuse. Remember, ongoing family stress can escalate rapidly when conflicts are handled through confrontation rather than communication. Community intervention and timely reporting play a critical role in protecting vulnerable individuals. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. I'm glad the neighbors stepped in when they heard the kids calling for help. This shows how important it is to take children's voices seriously. The officers handled a very emotional situation carefully and professionally. 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 kid and parents as extremely irresponsible mother snaps. >> SHOW YOUR HANDS RIGHT NOW. >> SHOW YOUR HANDS. >> I REFUSE. They've been molesting my kids and me. I want out. This isn't even a police station. You can't arrest me. I want >> on November 26th, 2022. Officers responded to a residence following a report of a woman breaking into her parents' home and taking a child she does not have legal custody of. >> Hello. >> Oh, okay. >> It's rather easier to um but everyone is in the back door and that's where the glass I'm just sorry not the one who called. >> Okay. >> But I'm assuming she kind of has the a report that pops up when you guys run her name. I feel like you guys have been here. >> Poor Bianca. >> Bianca. >> Yeah. I mean, we've dealt with her before, but I'm not exactly sure the extent of what's going on right now. >> So, this is what had broken through. We weren't sure if like we needed to leave it. >> Uh, yeah, probably should. Probably. So, what's going on around here today? >> Um, well, we had a good day. We took our grandson for and then got home and Bianca came over and wanted to come in >> and I told her no cuz she was here last night and hit him. >> Okay. >> And I told her, "Not today." And she said, "Well, Saturday is my day to see him." And I said, "Not today." >> Okay. >> And so she tore the screen door off the latch and then she broke the glass and came in and grabbed him and took off. >> She didn't have custody of him, >> right? >> And uh so the dog was upset. He tore my pants. >> Okay. So, where where did she go? >> She's next door. >> She's next door at the house. Okay. >> Officers confirmed that the grandparents have legal custody through child services and that the woman has no authorized visitation at that time. >> I I went over and I got you lying. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, she doesn't have any custody of all >> at all. >> So, he just broke She just broke in and then >> took him. >> Uhhuh. >> Okay. So, you both live here, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And she's just >> she's my daughter, my granddaughter. >> Bianca's sister. >> Said something about the courts are involved in this in some way. Do you know anything about that? >> Um, were they involved in the custody? >> Well, we have legal custody of Gordon. Okay. >> The legal custody of Eli is ongoing cuz they had they couldn't find his father and they had to go through >> um >> certain steps by trying to find him first. >> Okay. So he's Eli, >> but we do have custody of Eli through child services. >> Okay. And that's who she broke in. Eli, >> I got another officer coming. We'll probably have to go over there and talk to her. I mean, >> family members describe escalating behavior, including prior physical confrontations and growing concern for safety. >> Based on this, I mean, if she doesn't have authority to be here, she doesn't have them, I mean, we have some pretty serious charges that we could take her on right now. Is that what you guys want to do? Like >> I don't know what to do. I don't know what to do because like he left her in last night because she had brought back my sweatshirt and then she ended up getting them. >> Okay. >> And that's that's the second time she hit them. >> Okay. >> Yeah. She sucked. >> Yeah. And I had to physically remove her out of the house. >> Are you want anything done about this? Cuz I I know like previously we come out here usually usually nothing no charges are going to be pressed. Um, so I mean is is that the case today or >> like the thing is here if we go over there and we and we take her and you guys are not willing to fill out statements or wanting to show up to court, I mean then she's just going to get out. >> Yeah. >> She's going to have more access to whatever you guys were talking about. >> It's a relative that we're still trying to hope for the best. So it's that's the reason why like the up in the air charges cuz we're not >> officers assess the situation as high risk due to reported instability and possible impairment and determine intervention is necessary. >> Sure what the best bet is for someone in >> situations. The thing is she's getting very physical. >> Yeah. >> She's come over and gone upstairs. Um pushed me um hit her dad twice. >> Yeah. Um, and she's just getting more and more and this today is uh I mean she's just more and more physical. >> I mean like that what happened today is unacceptable. You know what I'm saying? >> Like you don't you people don't have to live here in fear of her coming over here breaking your stuff and stealing a child. Like that's >> that's pretty outland. I mean that's that's >> to appear charges. Okay. Let I'm going to uh I'm going to get a hold of one of our like pirups to make sure we're getting the right charges done. Um, we're going to have you file witness statements and stuff, too. Okay. >> Okay. >> What did her physical appearance look like? Did she or did you when you saw her in here? >> She's scary looking. >> Okay. Did she What I'm asking is did she look like she was possibly high on drugs, drunk, anything like that? >> She's not drunk. Is she she's either high on something or she's coming off? >> Okay. Did she appear >> wild? >> She appeared wild. So did what I guess >> police locate the woman at a nearby residence and issue repeated commands for her to come out with her hands visible >> getting at is did she appear to she could look like she could cause harm to others or herself >> when you saw her? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Does she have a look in her eye like you said she had that deer in headlights look you know do you think in her state right now um is she a risk to herself or others possibly if she was around other people right now? >> Yes. >> Oh yes. >> Yes. Police. >> We'll wait till we have her open. >> Yeah, we'll at least get her out of the way. >> Swings towards officer. >> She lock it. >> I don't think so. Try to push the handle down real hard. There you go. >> Step back and then he's going to help you out. >> Franklin, PLEASE. >> POLICE DEPARTMENT. BIANCA, WHERE YOU AT? Make yourself known. Bianca, police department. Come on down. >> Bianca, >> we know you're here. Come on down with your hands up. >> Bianca, WHERE YOU AT? COME out with your hands up. New Franklin police. >> Frank police. >> Show your hands right now. >> The woman is taken into custody after initially refusing commands and making verbal accusations against family members. >> Hold your hand. >> SHOW YOUR HAND. >> PUT THE BAG DOWN. TURN AROUND. >> NO, I AIN'T DO NOTHING. >> HERE, I'M GOING. Turn around. >> I didn't do anything. >> Turn around right now. >> Don't reach for nothing. >> I don't have anything. >> DON'T REACH FOR NOTHING. >> I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING. >> You're under arrest for burglary and kidnapping. >> Burglary. >> I refuse. >> His stomach. >> Turn over. >> Turn over. That is my proof. That bag needs to be taken. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> I didn't bury you. Behind your back. Behind your back. >> GROUND. Go ahead. I got more. You're going to be ahead. >> Those people are molesting my children. They've been molesting me. >> They've been molesting my kids and me. >> Please. I have the bruise in my backpack, please. [laughter] >> Sit up. It's over. Relax. >> Please. >> Hey. Hey. Look at me. Look at me. The office in that backpack, please. >> I swear to God. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. Do you have any Listen to me. Do you have any injuries? >> Officers conduct a safety check, advise her of her rights, and attempt to deescalate while securing personal belongings. >> You want to be checked out? >> Do you have anything that's hurled down? >> Listen to me. I'm asking questions. Do you have anything? Do you have anything that you want to get checked out? >> Please. >> Bianca, I asked you a question. Answer my question. >> Do you have any medical emergencies at this time? >> Bianca, do you have any medical emergencies at this time? >> What's her ask question? Please give me an answer. >> All right. >> All right. Listen, we're going to take that backpack. >> Where's the backpack? We'll get the backpack. All right. >> Stand up. Okay. Ready? We're going to stand you up on three. My children. >> One, two, three. >> You got any weapons, too? >> You got anything on you? >> I'm just going to patch down. Okay. Watch over here. [clears throat] >> Look. Okay. It's okay. >> Nothing. All right. >> No. >> Okay. We're going to walk down. Okay. Just >> Please take that bag back. >> We're going to get the >> No, please. >> I told you we need to go back. Let's go. Come on. We're going to talk about it here in a minute. >> It's okay. Go that way. Go that way. I'm fine. Hold on. >> We'll go this way. Watch your step. >> I'm fine. >> You sure you don't want to eat shoes? >> Trying to break out of my house. >> Okay, fine. >> Please take that backpack, please. It's my house. >> We will. We will. What do you want out of the backpack? What's all in there? That's my evidence against my children against what they're doing. >> Can you calm down? I just got to tell you something real quick. Okay. >> Don't understand. >> I understand. Can you stop? Can you let We will get it back. Can you listen to what I have to say? >> All right. Calm down. You cannot afford to hire a lawyer. One will be appointed to you to represent you before any question. >> Hold on. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights. >> The woman continues to dispute the arrest challenges police authority and refuses to cooperate during processing. not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand the rights that I've explained to you? >> Yes, sir. Please take that back. >> Having these rights in mind, are you willing to talk to us about this incident that happened over here? Yes. >> If you take that backpack, you have to take that backpack. That's the only I have that's the only evidence is what they're trying to. Please don't for >> Okay. All right. Just we'll get that back. I I promise we'll get that back. Okay. >> They didn't have a search warrant. >> It's not okay. Let me see. >> Listen, if you cooperate with us, I'll let you have a phone call or else you know I am cooperating. I I'm just saying no to argue about >> No, you're frightening me. That's what you're doing. >> I want to go home. You don't have any proof. >> That's not going to happen. >> Yes, it is going to happen. You don't No, I'm not. You don't have any proof. You don't have any evidence. And you didn't have a search warrant to enter my house. I actually should be I actually be able to walk out this door. Can you believe? >> You can't. >> Yes, I can. What? What charges do you have? We have you. We told you. We told you multiple times. Kidnapping, and burglary came busting in my house, right? Did you see me with any kids? >> Uh, resisting. >> Did you see me with any kids? >> Didn't have to. >> Did you see me with any kids? >> Relax. >> No, you're not charging me with this. >> You want to go back in there? >> No. I'm actually allowed to walk out and I know you're preventing me from doing this. >> You're not going to do that? >> Yes, I am. >> You're going to call the FBI. You call You didn't have a shirt on. You're not taking me anywhere. >> I got them all. What do you mean? >> Uh, the >> This is falsifying evidence. >> We We're doing abduction. >> 29052. >> Here. Stand over here. Okay. Stand over there. Please. >> No. >> I don't want to have to go hands on with you. Okay. Please. Just stand over. >> No. I want to see the proof. I didn't even have kids with me. No. >> You're lying. You weren't with me a couple months ago. You've never been out with me. I want out. This isn't even a police station. >> No, I want my phone call. >> I want my phone call. I want No, I want my phone call. This is illegal. This is illegal. And the more you do, turn on your body cam. >> It's already on. >> No, it's not. You turn it off. >> Camera's right here. >> Turn it on. >> Everything's on. >> Turn it on. I heard you turn it off. >> I turned it on. See that little record thing right there? >> Turn it back on. >> It's not red. >> It's on. >> It's not red. I heard you turn it off. >> All right. Whatever. I turned it on. >> Okay. >> And this is all recording, too. >> All right. >> Can you not sit on that table, please? >> No. >> Please. >> You're falsifying evidence. >> Bianca, get off the table. Bianca, please get off the table. >> No, you're not doing anything nice for me. >> Bianca, >> you're falsifying evidence. >> Don't sit on the table, please. You had an accident all over the table. Okay. All right. And then do you want the resisting, too? >> I actually didn't resist. God, the more you guys rack up your own charges, don't you? >> We're trying to arrest you for something. >> You can't arrest me. You can't arrest me. You did not have any right to save. Okay. >> Oh, no. No, no, no. You're going to give me a call right now. >> I'm not right. >> Yes, you are. >> Sitting there. We have to sit there. >> Okay. Thank you very much. All right. What's the other one? >> I want my call. >> All right. The resistance 29 2133. Officers complete the arrest and confirm multiple charges based on the incident and prior statements. >> You didn't even ask me my name or my social security number. I know your >> No, you don't. You're not even allowed to do that. That's illegal. >> Uh the [ __ ] it is. You guys even had to read it off a card to give me my Miranda rights. And you didn't even do it correctly. >> Yes, we did. >> No, you didn't. >> We're not going to argue with you. >> Say it. Say them. Say your rights. >> I already told you. >> No, you didn't. You write him off a card and you didn't say him the right way. And actually, where's my lawyer? Because you're not allowed to take me anywhere without a lawyer. >> Well, we don't have your day in court. Okay. >> No. Where's my lawyer? >> That was a part of the Miranda rights you read me, right? >> Yeah. >> I want lawyer lawyer. >> You're not allowed to take me anywhere without questioning. You don't have to talk to us. >> You're not allowed to take me to count. >> You're everything you're saying right now, you're saying freely. >> I know I am. And it's proving that you guys are guilty. >> I'm not going to argue with you. Okay. >> I know. I want my lawyer. You're not taking this county without it. You don't have proof >> and you're not taking my fingerprints. >> Yeah. You don't want you don't want to take fingerprints. >> Nope. You have no [ __ ] legal right for him. >> Perfect. All right. Cool. Well, here. Go back to the cell. Okay. >> I want my lawyer. >> If you don't go in that cell, okay, >> I want my lawyer. >> It's in my legal right. >> Doesn't matter if you go in the cell or not. So, you >> or not. >> Yes, it does. >> Right here. We can do this. Search my chance to listen. Can we do this the easy way or the hard way? Okay. >> I want my lawyer. >> You have one more opportunity. >> I want my lawyer. >> I want my lawyer. >> I want my lawyer. I want MY LAWYER. >> I WANT my I want my lawyer. What's going on? >> I WANT MY LAWYER. >> OKAY, >> GIVE ME YOUR ARM. >> I WANT MY LAWYER RIGHT NOW. >> BIANCA, WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS? >> THEY'RE DOING IT TO ME. >> BIANCA, place your hands behind your back. Stop. Bianca, stop. We don't >> NOW. I WANT MY LAWYER. >> BIANCA, GIVE US YOUR HAND. I don't want you to get hurt. Do you understand that? >> Stop, Bianca. Stop. >> I find my lawyer. >> Stop it. >> This is illegal, >> Bianca. This is not illegal. Relax. >> This is illegal. You didn't even have a search warrant. >> Bianca, relax. You were harming yourself or others. >> No, I wasn't. I was laying in bed. >> We had credible information. >> NO, YOU DIDN'T HAVE ANY. >> I want the proof. I want the proof. >> I want the proof. >> Stop fighting. >> No, I want the >> No, I want the proof. Hold on. Hold on. >> Relax. We don't want Keep your head up. We don't want you to >> break my arm. >> We're not going to break anything. >> Good. >> All right. Breathe. Relax. Just quit fighting. You're making it harder on yourself. >> I want my lawyer. This is illegal. >> Okay. What's your lawyer's name? >> What's your lawyer's name? Give him a call. >> Call an appointed one. >> What's your lawyer's name? >> Call an offender. Okay. Speak to him ONCE SHE GETS COURT >> RIGHT NOW. YEAH. I want you >> right now. >> Liar. >> You want try to get fingerprinted now? >> No. All right. Come on with us then. >> All right. I'm just going to hang on to you so that way you don't fall or anything. Okay. We're going to head right this way. We're going to take a left. Have a seat back there. Watch your head. I'm just going to buckle you in. Okay. The suspect was charged with burglary for unlawfully entering a residence and causing property damage and interference with custody for taking a child without legal authority. She was additionally charged with resisting arrest due to non-compliance during detention. A charge of criminal damage or endangering was included based on the risks created during the incident. Remember, custody disputes combined with emotional instability can escalate quickly into serious legal consequences. Law enforcement prioritizes child safety and lawful custody orders when responding to family related emergencies. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. This situation spiraled so fast once emotions took over. The officers stayed calm despite constant resistance. Custody laws exist for a reason. This could have ended much worse. The tension is already high, or so it seems. What the body cam captures next saves a life pause and comment what you do here. The next incident is when raging mom refuses to pull over with child in car ends badly. >> OUT OF THE CAR NOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> GET OFF OF ME. I'M ABOUT TO. >> I TOLD YOU TO GET OUT. >> Get out of me. >> Take care of your daughter. >> Out of the car. >> You kick me. You're catching a felony. You'll be kicking me. >> She wanted to hit me. She didn't hit me. >> But she wouldn't stop the car to let you out. And then she kept driving when I got behind her. On September 18th, 2023, officers responded to a moving vehicle incident after a man called 911 during a domestic argument, reporting that his wife refused to stop the car while their infant was inside. >> Open the door. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Out of the car. >> Out of THE CAR NOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> GET OFF OF ME. I'M ABOUT TO >> I TOLD YOU TO GET OUT. >> AND I SAID I'M ABOUT TO >> GET OUT NOW. >> Now you're going to come out of the car. Get out. >> Don't touch it. >> Get out. Come to the back of the car now. I told you just get out. >> You're going to go to jail now. Get out. >> Get out of the car. >> Just get out. HEY. >> OUT OF THE CAR. OUT OF THE CAR. >> Out of the car. down on the ground. I'M GETTING HER OUT OF THE CAR AND I'M STOPPING. >> YOU UNDERSTAND THAT? >> WHY DO CJ got one resist? >> Get out of me. >> Officers calm the scene, ensure the infant's safety and separate the involved adults. The child remains unharmed and under supervision. >> Just stop. I got another unit here. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT? >> GET OFF of me. Why would you get >> off of me? Please help me, Hooker. >> Get off of me. Help me, Hooker. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. >> We're just going to get our Hey, give me your arm. >> Down, man. >> Stop. >> Get off of me. Get the [ __ ] off me. >> Thank you. >> You're going to hurt yourself. >> Get out of here, daughter. And we'll figure out what's going on with that cuz your daughter's whoever. Look, I need to double lock them. I need your hands so they don't tighten up too much. Don't kick me. You kick me, you're catching a felony. Don't be kicking me. >> Get out of me. >> Back my car real quick. >> Stand up for me. >> Thank you. >> Get out of me. >> Calm down. >> Hold on. Relax. We're taking the Louis off. We don't want to damage the Louis. >> Got it. >> Awesome. Thank you. >> Anything on you and stick me? >> No. Have a seat. The father explains the incident began after an argument related to phone activity, stating he asked to exit the vehicle but was not allowed to do so. >> Thank you. >> All right, dude. What is going on? >> Okay. >> A cash app to a some a girl a girl. >> Okay. and she just went flew off handle just and kept driving. I said, "Y'all not doing this to me cuz I know her." She just keep riding and riding and riding and riding. Went to the doctor to get something for my son. I went to the Went to the doctor today. Let me get some message for my son, my baby. So lady had a man. She mad about my phone. She kept going. I told her turn around and stop threw my phone out the car on National Road. I got to go find that >> on 40. >> Yeah. >> Okay. They said she was hitting you. >> Officers clarify that while no physical assault occurred, refusing to stop the vehicle and continuing to drive created a safety risk with a child present. >> Well, that's what he told dispatch. >> No, I said don't hit. >> Okay. Well, dispatch was telling that she's hitting you. >> No, no, no, no. She No, she didn't. She didn't hit me. She was she she wanted to hit me. She did. >> But she wouldn't stop the car to let you out. And then she kept driving when I got behind her. And then I told her to pull over. Just pull over. You can make it easy. Don't just pull over. All I wanted to do was All I wanted was separation. I didn't want her this. I just didn't want no violence. Me just got into She had said I hit and I should I shouldn't be in the car. I'm doing for my kids or car messed up, man. I'm trying to take care of Mike. I got three kids. I'm trying to trying to be a man for my kids. >> Okay. >> And she just won't let it ain't about me and her. She understand about me and her. It's not about me and you. It's about them. I can't take you to the store cuz her car messed up for them. So they can get what they need. >> Yeah, >> she did this. >> Yeah. You got your ID on you, bud? >> Yeah. >> Did she have her driver's license? Is it in that bag? >> Wow. She got license. >> Does the car come back to her? >> This my car. >> Your car. >> Okay. So, whose kids in the car? Yours? >> Yeah. >> Just yours or yours and hers? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you guys have a kid together? >> Three. >> Okay. But she never hit you. >> But she was threatening to hit you. >> She just was >> acting like she was going to. >> She was mad. She didn't hit me. She did not hit me. I'm not going to lie. >> All right. Well, I don't want you to lie, but she didn't hit me. She didn't hit. >> All right. I mean, serious situation. >> Police advised the woman. She is being arrested for failing to comply and obstruction offenses. Miranda writes are red. >> She's running from us. There's a kid in the car. Is your driver's license in here, ma'am? Is your driver's license in here? Listen, I'm going to talk to you real quick. Okay? >> As of right now, you're going to jail for failure to comply. >> Probably obstruction. I'm going to let you know right now. You have the right to remain silent. Okay? You understand right? I just told you. All right, ma'am. You can fill a statement for me. Just put what happened. Why you call 911? She going to jail today regardless. >> She going to jail? >> Yeah. at least fair to comply and obstruction. All she had to do is pull over and explain to me things and then all she had to do is get out of the car, but she don't want to listen. You know what I mean? I understand she's upset, but you call 911 and dispatch saying she's hitting you and won't let you out of the car. >> No, she ain't. >> So, that's also unlawful restraint, too. >> But she wouldn't stop to let you out of the car. >> Oh, yeah. She would. >> Yeah. So, it's unlawful restraint. Officers conduct a safety check of the vehicle and verify the infant's condition while explaining the legal implications to the father. >> How much you guys got in the car? I can smell it when I open the car door. Any at all? No vape pens? Nothing like that? Did you guys smoke in here earlier? >> Okay. Well, I am going to take a look through the car. So, >> okay, that's fine. I'm just telling you right now I'm going to >> I need my phone. I'll get it. >> You on probation or parole? >> No. >> Okay. Are you Are you guys married? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> You don't want to fill out a statement? >> You You don't want charges? >> I can't. >> I mean, I'm Where's my pen at? >> It's under the It's under the foot. >> Well, she's still going to go to jail. >> She got mad. >> Oh, right. anything as far as >> what we got ready. >> I'm going to the store cuz to get the stuff for him. >> Is this hers? >> Okay. She wants it. So, I'm going to take her phone. I thought you said Is that your phone? Is that >> I thought you said she threw your phone out. >> You got another phone? Yes. >> Okay. >> You guys okay? You all right? All right. Feeding the baby. >> Yeah. How's the baby? >> Two months. Where'd you guys coming from tonight? >> The grocery store with mom not stop. Was mom hitting dad? She never hit dad. That's good. Well, unfortunately, mom's going to come with me for tonight. Okay. But she'll be back. I mean, you got >> I know you got this stuff. Hey. >> Hey. >> Officers explained that the pursuit was limited due to the presence of a child and that continued driving significantly elevated the risk. >> Well, it smells like a lot, man. >> What is this stuff? The commercial stuff from like Michigan. >> That one's not. Okay. It's what? >> Not from Ohio. >> It ain't from Ohio. I'm not here to hit you up, man. I just I'm going to take a look. This is her phone, right? >> All right. You got all the kids info? All right. She's going to go to jail tonight. I said for probably at least obstruction, endangering children. Um, fair to comply. So, and then resisting arrest. >> Is that fair to comply though? A misdemeanor? >> Should be a misdemeanor. >> Misdemeanor. >> Yeah. She wouldn't pull over. I got behind her. She kept driving till you finally talked her into pulling over. I guess she knew I when I flipped turn my lights on, she knew I was after you guys >> and she hammered down. She was probably doing 100 mph for me to catch up to her. I was doing that. So, she's putting them kids in danger, man, over something stupid. I was getting ready to turn off the lights and just let you go if you didn't stop cuz I'm not going to chase you with kids in the car. >> The woman is transported to jail. The father remains with the children and is provided instructions and contact information. >> All right, you got any questions for me? Where she going? Miami. >> Miami County. She won't have a bond till tomorrow. >> Even though it started in Miami, she got to go to Miami. >> No, it started in here. It was when you called in on Scarf Road. >> I called Montgomery switched over to Miami. >> Yeah. Well, all the crimes that I saw happened right here on on 202. I'm not charging with anything that you called in about. >> So, it's just the start of it. She'd have pulled over and we' have talked this all out, she'd been in the car going home to you today. But since she didn't want to listen, she wanted to drive off, she wanted to resist arrest, she went to jail. All right. So, let me get a good phone number for you. I got your information. All right, ma'am. Well, good luck to you. >> So, she going to do stop. I said stop. I didn't want you. I just wanted >> I didn't >> I almost wanted to separate. >> We could have talked it out and been fine, but she didn't stop. >> Separation. That's all I want. >> You know what I'm saying? >> I understand. >> I didn't want her. >> Step this way. I worry about people hitting cars and smashing it. >> I didn't want her going to jail, man. >> I know. >> This ain't what I That's not what I wanted, man. >> I know. I understand. I hate doing in front of the kids, man. But you got to listen. You know, when I ask you to get out of the car five times and you don't listen and then you get back in the car, >> you know, that's an issue. >> Hell no. All right, man. She's a kid. Okay. Yeah, my kid's all right, man. I don't need to be saying this, too. She should have just pulled over and we could have talked this all out. >> She should have just went home. >> If if you're saying she never hit you, never threatened you, then you guys would have been good. But you got to stop. You got to listen. >> So that is what it is, man. I'm sorry it came down to this. But you're good to go. I'm going to run her up to jail. You good? Good as you can be. We're going to be heading down to jail. Do you want to tell me what happened tonight? >> You don't want to? Okay. Nothing illegal in your bag. Okay, just going to go through it real quick and make sure. So, he said he got mad at him cuz he cash app some other woman. Do you know whereabout you tossed this phone out so he can go find it? >> No. >> Zopran. Is that what that is? Do you have a prescription for it? I just need my baby. >> Okay. How long ago was it you had your baby? >> Okay. I don't >> I never said you did. I just got to look. You ever been troubled for? >> I'm sorry. >> Years and years and years. >> Years and years ago. How old are you? >> You're too old to not be listening and getting in trouble with them kids in the car. Why didn't you just stop? You know what I mean? Like if y'all would have stopped, if he said you didn't hit him, we would have just talked this out and you guys would have been on your way. But now you got facing all kinds of charges. You know what I mean? Like just stop. It's not, you know, you at that point you hadn't done anything wrong. >> The woman was charged with obstructing official business and failure to comply with a lawful order after refusing to stop her vehicle. She was also charged with unlawful restraint for preventing a passenger from exiting the car during the incident. Additional charges included endangering children due to continued driving with an infant inside the vehicle. Resisting arrest was added based on her actions during the arrest process. Remember, escalating conflicts while driving significantly increases risk, especially when children are involved. Immediate compliance with lawful police commands can prevent situations from worsening unnecessarily. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This could have ended much worse with a baby in the car. Pulling over immediately would have avoided all of this. It's scary how fast arguments can turn into dangerous situations. 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 cops save kids from extremely dangerous woman at public pool. >> Without permission, you took their child and threw him in the pool. >> I tossed him in the pool a couple feet. Yeah. [ __ ] you. >> Look what you've done. >> No, ma'am. You did this yourself. >> Animals probably get better treatment than me. You're going to look back on this day and regret it. And >> on May05, 2024, officers responded to a public pool after reports that a woman interacted inappropriately with a child without parental consent. >> I like your hair. Let's start there. >> There's a woman. She's like I don't know. You'll see her, but she's something. She's off her rocker or she's strong. He was sitting on the steps and she picked him up and tossed him in the pool. >> She was basically she was basically being weird like you know annoying us but we were like being nice to her and then >> she came and play with toys and then she was like >> she came and sat down to he was sitting took him and tossed him into the pool and then she admitted it and said it doesn't matter he wasn't upset he doesn't seem to care. >> I said man please go over there leave us alone and she just kept >> she's like I was thrown in the pool and I saw him really touch other people's keys. her. >> And then she took some goggles from my son >> and threw them >> and just threw them. And then when asked her to get them, she's like, "You can get them." I'm like, "No." >> Parents state they do not wish to press charges, but want the woman removed and evaluated due to concerning behavior. >> She's She's still in there. >> She's still in there. She keeps kind of coming up and trying to get >> She's starting to come to do my investigation. But would you want to press charges for her throwing your kid in the pool? >> I mean, I I don't really care, but like I care. >> I just want to know if she lives. >> Oh, yeah. We're we're we're going to figure all that out. >> But >> we think there might be some mental stability. Got it. >> Yeah. We'll we'll evaluate her for that. >> Say that. All right. >> Yeah. I just don't want her lingering around neighborhood. >> I don't >> like I don't want to know her names or address or anything. She's kind of crazy. >> So, you guys wouldn't want to press charges? You just kind of like she's not crazy. >> Officers questions a woman who admits to the action but denies wrongdoing or malicious intent. make a leave or something. I ain't never seen her before. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> All right. Talk to her. >> So, what's going on today? >> Yeah, you might want to get their story or did you get that already? >> I talked to them a little bit, but now I'm just trying to get your side of story. >> Uh, well, I'm heading home. You want to move your house? >> No, we could just talk right here. >> All right. What do you got to say? What do you want to ask? >> I just want to know what's going. >> What do you mean what's going on? I don't know what's going on. What? You tell me. >> All right. Let me let me give you the information I have and then we'll see if you could help me piece together everything. Right. So, basically they're saying that without permission you took their child and threw him in the pool. >> I tossed him in the pool a couple feet. Yeah. Yeah. Is that like wrong? Is that a law against that? >> Yeah. Well, you can't like grab other people. >> Yeah. I wasn't doing it I didn't do it with bad intentions. If I mean you had bad intentions. >> Police explained that touching or handling someone else's child without permission is a criminal offense. Maybe we could have something happening. >> Okay. But you can't you can't grab other people's children and throw them in especially an infant. So what what do we do now? Do we lock me up in jail? Throw me away? >> Well, I I want I want I want you to explain what's what's going on a little bit more cuz I mean you >> there's really no explanation. >> I don't have anything to explain. >> Do you not understand what happened? >> Did that for fun? >> For fun. But yeah, but you it's not your it's not your child. >> That was okay with that. Um, actually, no. I didn't actually get free permission. Did you get permission from your parent to come out here today and talk to me? >> I did. I >> Well, you did. Oh, did you? >> No, I didn't. >> But this is my job. >> Oh my gosh. You know, but I'm a grown man. >> Oh my god. You broke the law. >> But I'm a grown man. >> But there's law. It don't matter whether you're grown or not. >> I'm not grabbing. >> Wait, is there a law? >> Can I It's called battery, right? You commit a battery against lock me up. >> Okay, ma'am. The woman refuses to properly identify herself and becomes [snorts] argumentative with officers. >> How about this? How about Do you have your ID on you? Can we start that? I don't know. >> No, actually I do. I do not have >> Okay. What's your name then? >> Eileen. You know what? Do we really have to do this? This is like talk to them a little more. I mean, I don't really don't think that they have >> What's your last name? Eileen. >> I'm sorry. I don't really think they have a What's your last name complaint? You really want to do this? >> Eileen, what's your last name? >> It is K >> K U. U >> L >> L >> C >> C >> S >> S >> A >> A. That's it. >> R. >> Do you have a middle name, Eileen? >> Yeah, I do. Do you? >> I do. What's your middle name? Why? >> What's your middle name? >> Why do I know it? >> I need to know it to identify them. >> Why do Oh, well, you know what? You don't >> Look, I'm Sergeant Cavas with the sheriff's office. I'm one of the supervisors. You put your hand on a kid against their will. That is a crime against I'm talking. I'm talking. I'm talking. >> All right. Turn back. >> Thank you. >> Look what you're doing. >> Look what you've done. >> No, ma'am. You did this. >> Officers place her under arrest after continued non-compliance during the investigation. >> Yourself. They didn't even want to press charges, but we got to identify you. So, you're at least going to jail for resisting now. You want to play games? This is what you get. Okay. >> Keep walking. Come on. Have a seat. >> Have a seat here. Sit. I'm sitting. >> You have to put your legs down. >> I don't want to get in this car. >> You're going all the way in the car. >> I do not want to get in all the way in the car. >> You know this. I don't want to get in this car. >> Okay. >> And I don't want to come to work some days, but I still do. >> You have to do it. You know what? You don't What do you do it for? Why do you come work >> to protect them kid? Little kids like that. >> Additional witnesses describe property interference and erratic behavior around multiple children. >> He was not He was not in danger. She was not in danger. >> I got it. >> Hey, did you see what happened over here? >> I caught the tail end of my 16-year-old when my 10-year-old were here. Okay. >> And when I walked up, my 16-year-old said, "Hey, she took our goggles and just threw them." >> She took the goggles, too. >> Yeah. Just threw them. And I said, "Man, will you grab my son's goggles? He can get them himself." I said, "Well, he can't swim. That's why he's in the shallow." She's like, "Oh, he can't swim." I'm like, "No, ma'am." >> Um, >> she just kind of got up in everybody's face. you mentally unstable or something like that. >> I think I think that's where we're at right now. >> Um, >> we're going to do investig uh it might fit the it might fit the statute for robbery by setting snatching by her taking the goggles and chucking them, depriving him of his property. Are you interested in pursuing charges for that? Or do you want to just see if we get her evaluated? >> Okay. >> Get her some help get away from >> Okay. All right. >> All right. Sounds good. This is up. >> It's spare tire. Hey, excuse me. doing. >> Let me out of here, please. >> Try to turn around and catch up. >> Can't do that right now. I'm sorry. >> Please unlock my door. I'd like to get out of here. Please let me out. >> Right now. >> Why? >> I'll tell you in a second. All right. >> No, tell me now. >> Just give us >> the woman repeatedly states she is resisting arrest while continuing to argue during transport. >> Over. Let me out of here, please. >> So, I'm at my house. I live just down the street. >> You're being arrested for resisting without violence. Okay. >> And what? What? What will be the great outcome about this all? What what is the purpose of it all? >> Because you committed a crime. >> What is a crime? >> Resisting without violence. >> What's the other crime? Is there no other crime? >> That's the only crime. >> Why is that a crime? Why is that a crime, sir? >> Because >> Because what? You know, exactly. Tell me why. I don't know. That's a crime. I um Tell me why you think it's a crime. >> I mean, is there anybody that lives with you that can pick up your bike? >> Uh you know what? I you know why can you tell me why why it is a crime to resist without violence >> what >> when you come out you're going to turn around and I'm going to put my hand >> I'll turn around okay my hands your handcuffs are on me already >> we're going to put his handcuffs on you I'm going to take >> I want my handcuffs back his handcuffs all right >> hey do you folks really think who this complaint who's complaining here why am I doing why are you doing this to me why excuse Excuse me. Why is this happening? >> Well, you're going to jail for resisting us. >> For resisting what? I didn't resist anything. >> So, >> you know what? Of course, I wouldn't resist. Why should I Why should I like agree to this? I'm not agreeing to this. >> Okay. You have a good one now. >> A good what? >> A good what? Why don't we have a good >> a good day? I want you to have a good day. >> I'm not having a good day, sir. If you want me to have a good day, you shouldn't like just like not put let your buddy put the other cuffs on me. >> Okay. >> Um, how can anybody have a good day putting it >> in the car? Back into the car. Hold on. Back in the car. >> I don't want to do this. >> Rivertown. >> I am resisting. And let me know. I am resisting this arrest. I want you to know that. I am resisting. >> All right. We're just going to leave your bike here since you don't want to. >> You know, I am resisting this arrest. I want you to know that. And my bike is here fine. I'm not worried about it cuz I live. >> Officers transport her to jail and confirm formal charges related to the incident. >> In a good safe neighborhood and it's going to be just fine. Just leave it. Take me to jail if you have to. You [ __ ] I am resisting this arrest. Yes. Put that >> So you can't like >> charge me with resisting arrest because I'm not resisting this arrest. X-ray. >> So, just leave me right here. You know, why do why bother going through all this [ __ ] I resist this arrest. Hey, you know what? On the way to the the lockup, can you stop by uh my house? It's right around the corner. And let my husband know if he's if he's probably aware already, but let's just do this. Right around the corner, sir. >> Stop will be circle. >> Not stopping anywhere besides the jail. >> Oh, fine. And then what do I do there? get a phone call to call him and let him know. Duh. >> What do I do at the jail, sir? What do I do? Sit there for what? How long? Whatever. >> You know what? Maybe you should have this done to you someday. And then, you know what? I'm sure you would quit your job. You wouldn't [ __ ] do this to others. >> I don't commit crimes. >> WELL, YOU KNOW WHAT? I didn't crimin either, sir. But you're committing one right now. You know that. It's called kidnapping. It's calleding like holding somebody against their will. That's what it is. And that should be a crime. And if it's not, then whatever. >> Idiot. >> Then you're then you're innocent. >> And I'm innocent, too. We both are. Yet you're driving me to a lockup, which I'm already locked up now. And you know what? It gets worse because I've been through this. >> I might get tased. Have you ever been tased before? Yes, I have. >> Oh, you have? Just in training, right? But not You know what? Not when you're locked up. You know what? It's up, isn't it? Do you like being tased? Did you like it? >> No. >> Okay. Well, you know what? I don't like it either. And you know what? It happened to me, too. >> Don't commit a crime, >> but not with my not with my consent. you. Maybe you consented to it and it was fine for you and all fun and games. But you know what? I don't want to be locked up. Maybe you do for fun and games, but I don't like it. It's not my idea of a good time. >> I can't believe someone could get cropped put in uh into jail. What if that was my own child and I tossed him in the pool? Can I get arrested? >> What? No. Or yes. Toss him 2 feet away from me. I wasn't trying to Just kill the child. I mean, why would you have to bother me over this? What's going on? Can you do that and drive? Really, sir? Isn't that like illegal to text and drive? Apparently, we're both breaking laws here, aren't we? I broke some kind of law. I don't know. The law about tossing a baby into a pool. Really? Hey, you know, if if you want to throw a >> conscience here, you can turn this car around and bring me back to my house. >> Yes, you can. You can actually. You actually can. But you're aing whip. You're aing [ __ ] or whatever you are. Whatever you are. You're just a You have no balls. You have no conscience. You have no love. You have no love of other people. You're whatever you are. Okay, drop me off. And it's not your problem, right? Let it be somebody else's problem. Get prosecute me for nothing. I did nothing wrong. And you're like contributing to this whole thing. You're you're a big contributor. And you know what? Do you want to feel you want that on your conscious? Go right ahead. You know, >> yeah, you know what? It's part of your life. You got to live with it. If that's you want to like be, you know, fine. Live with it. feel good. It's going to feel good about it or you're going to feel bad about it later. You'll probably feel bad about it later, but you're doing it anyway. >> During transport and processing, the woman continues to protest. Deputies ultimately charge her with aggravated child abuse and resisting an officer without violence. >> Cuz you have no >> whatever. You're doing nothing wrong. You're just doing your job. >> Was a good phone number for you? >> Um, you know what? I don't have a f phone. So what does it matter? I my phone is like I don't have my phone on me. So you know it doesn't matter does it. >> You don't know your phone number? >> No, I do know my phone number. I do know it. But why should I tell you? Are you going to call me? You know what? I don't have my phone with me anyway. >> Is it 77? >> Maybe. Yeah, it might be that. Yeah. Why? >> Just asking. >> Okay. And I say maybe. Yeah, maybe. Maybe not. You know what? I don't know your phone number and I don't want to know it. Even if you told me, you know what? What would I do with it? Would I call you someday and say, "Hey, dude. Hey, you remember arresting me on uh fifth day?" What was it? What's the date? Uh May 2nd. You remember arresting me and taking me to [ __ ] jail and lock me up? You put handcuffs on me, putting me in the back of your car, treat me like a [ __ ] animal. Not even animal. Animals probably get better treatment than me. You just have to, you know, treat me like crap. Why would you treat yourself this way? Would you really think about it? Would you want to be treated this way, dude? >> Tell me. Really? Is that why is that why you have this job? Cuz you like, you know, harming other people, hurting other people. Really? I'll give you my number and you can call me. You tell me one day why you did this to me. Really? Tell me now. In fact, without my phone number, tell me right now why you do this. >> Why? >> Why is he committing a crime? >> Oh. Oh, really? What's a crime? Throwing a baby into a pool. >> That is also a crime. >> Why is that a crime? Tell me where where is this written as a crime. And how do you know this is a crime? I've I've done it with my own children or my own child and I wasn't arrested for that. Why am I getting arrested now? I don't get it. >> Child, >> what? So, I threw other children. I threw my sister's child in a pool and that's my not my own child. Today, it's a crime. This became a law like yesterday. That's I didn't know there was a law against it, you know. I really didn't I didn't know it was a crime, you know. I didn't actually. I just When you say throw away, does that mean like throw away wish you were dead? Uh, you know, maybe I could see maybe that being a crime. I didn't have any malice in mind. How do these laws become an act? I mean, do you know anything about those? Is that why you're doing this? Cuz you're not sure what you're doing and you have to let somebody else decide? I guess so. That's how it usually goes. Hey, what's your name? >> Deputy Bishop. >> Deputy? Are you deputy bishop? What's your first name? Is there are there more than one deputy bishop in the FGO county? >> There is not >> sheriff's. Okay. All right then. That's enough, I guess. Right. >> Badge number one. >> I don't need your badge number. I don't need your birth date or and you know your social security number. I really don't think I need that. I don't care who your brother is or your father is or your mother is. You know, why are you freaking taking me over here to a jail lock up? Do you actually know what happens to people that get put in here? >> Do you know? Is that why you're doing Are you some kind of masochist? Why didn't you do this to me? Or have you ever done this before? Is this your first time? Maybe that's why. Oh, I get it. Okay. You don't know. This is like your first training day. Well, you know what? You're going to look back on this day and regret it and quit your job and hope it happens soon. plan on it. >> What? >> Don't I hope you plan on it. You should, man. Oh my god. I I guess you don't. If you took this job, maybe you didn't plan on it. Maybe you want to have like a 3,000year career of it, right? I mean, you chose this profession. This is your what you want to do, right? Forever. You might live You might live longer than a 100red years. You want to keep doing this? Really nice, dude. real nice. You better rethink your uh profession. >> She was charged with aggravated child abuse based on handling a child in a manner deemed unsafe under state law, resisting an officer without violence due to repeated non-compliance during the investigation. Further legal outcomes depend on court evaluation, evidence review, and any mandated assessments. Remember, even actions that may seem playful to a bystander can create real danger and legal consequences when they involve another person's child. If someone near children appears unstable or intoxicated, call authorities and keep kids at a safe distance. Let professionals evaluate and intervene. This is the reaction of netisonens to the situation. So glad someone called you. Just don't grab other people's kids like that. She seemed out of it. I hope they get her the help she needs and the kids stay safe. Officers handled a chaotic scene and prioritized child safety. Good to see them deescalate and secure things. You think this call can't get worse? The body cam captures the exact second officer's rushing comment [bell] if you felt [music] that spike. The next incident is when mom gives up child's custody in the most unexpected way. >> We didn't technically abandon him, but I know that's what it's called. He's just not safe there. >> He can't come home because I'm not having him harming her. He took a knife and cut himself and climbed out his window and called the police on his own. >> He said that I had called it >> and I've given him everything. [music] >> On August 25th, 2023, officers responded to a child welfare office after a report that a mother refused to retrieve her 16-year-old son from a care facility due to ongoing safety concerns. >> Hi, I am Deputy Pab's office. All right. You don't have an idea why. >> Okay. So, may I ask why y'all? >> We didn't technically abandon him, but I know that's what it's called. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Every time. >> She details a long history of behavioral issues, prior placements in group homes, and multiple interactions with law enforcement and juvenile services. >> On a group home, every time he comes home, he runs away. And he's done threatened her life. So, >> and y'all have the records. and y'all have all the records and >> he's just not safe there >> and he can't come home because I'm not having him harming her or harming anything else there and all he's going to do is run away and harm himself. So, we just didn't go pick him up from the group home today and they charged us. >> They've known us for they've known for 7 and 1/2 months since this was numerous times. It's not [clears throat] our shift to take the Morris out. >> I know. >> Okay. So >> yeah, I'm very familiar with him and the whole thing >> and we have I mean we have to go to court Monday morning at 8:30 in front of Judge Rutherford. She is familiar with John. >> Officers confirm there is an active juvenile case and that the matter is already known to the court child services and the assigned judge. He's still got a case pending and we've we've told the effects and we've told the group and we told the Bayer Center [laughter] it's just not safe because he has said I want to go home but then when he says I want to go home and you say why do you want to come home now after 3 years of not want to be there it's so I can run away again and I [laughter] can't let him come home and run away and get hurt. >> I love him too much. We have warrants for y'all. All right. Um, is there somebody >> is there already up on? >> Um, >> I'll call. >> Genie Jones and Ashley. We knew that this was probably going to happen. So, I've already tagged Genie earlier and told her and she's couple Ashley. I mean, >> sad day. The mother states she repeatedly asked for additional state support and believes the current charge resulted from escalating disagreements with child welfare officials. >> This all happens on day shift. Miss Ellis with define. >> Yeah, [snorts] she's got to know his mental. She's put out our house and she knows that there's no abuse or neglect. I have emails saying that she can't go get him. And I know why she's doing this. She's doing it because she has refused three times to take him. And I finally said, I don't understand how the state of Georgia cannot help a state of Georgia child. We adopted him from defax and we have got no help during this time. And I told her it was fine. This would be the last conversation I had with her that I was going to reach out to my state representative. And I did. I called Ren Williams. And Rick Williams got the ball running for her to get him today. It's just spiteful. >> That's all it is. >> It's not our shift. We We >> Nothing against y'all, you know. >> We understand. >> We just want to be able to get y'all. We're going to see if we can go ahead and get y'all. >> Yeah. We're going to work with y'all because >> I mean, I'm not super familiar with him. >> I used to work for the city. So, >> yeah. Deputies acknowledge the family's safety concerns and explain the situation will be handled as a misdemeanor with court proceedings already scheduled. Doc, >> what's his name? Um, I always want to call him Toad, but I [laughter] don't know if that's >> to I mean Garcia's been out there. Everyone's familiar, >> right? >> And >> well, that was my lieutenant. >> Yeah. And it's just really I mean it's really sad because what we're doing is not abandonment. It's for the safety of him >> cuz he's gonna run away again and have all these shooting all these juvenile shootings. >> It's not even fact safety at this point. It's the fact that everybody have other kids in the >> I have my nieces this weekend. I had my nieces this weekend and that's why we're trying to figure out why y'all out there. But >> I went ahead and called my friend who's at the bowling alley and I was like, "I've got to bring the girls to you. Their daddy's in prison." And my niece just asked me, "Are you going to prison?" Like, "Daddy." I said, "No, [laughter] I'm not leaving you. I'm coming back." >> No, you're not going to prison. This is intim. And I will definitely do what y'all need to do as far as court side. >> Yeah. Well, I have all the >> The mother describes prior incidents involving runaway episodes and emergency responses, emphasizing fear for both the child's safety and the safety of others in the home. >> Police records I have, this is the third time, fourth time he's been in a behavior center. He's been at Green Leaf twice for trying to harm himself. He's been at Lighthouse. This is the second time he got out today. >> Two trips. >> Two trips to RDC. Three. three for our DC. Um, it's a safety for us. He has already told him that he's not gonna try because I mean would you try to fight him? [laughter] >> You just go for the taser, would you? >> Um, >> it doesn't feel good. But me like he sees me as a weakness and his mama herself and he is we used to be like this and he's never really had a bond with him but like I said we've always been close and this is >> what >> killing me. >> What [laughter] happened to cause the >> Is there something that happened between you and him? No, it's just >> he just kept on threatening me and then he kept on running away. And the last time he ran away, I was like, >> "John, you can't keep on running away." We had deputies coming out there. >> They told him at first he run away three times, then you're if you run away another time, this was after the second time. If you run away another time, we're going to take you in. He ran again and Isaiah Wright told him, he said, I think it's Isaiah, he said, "I'm turning you back over to your mama." And John looked at me and said, "I told you I wasn't going to get arrested." >> And then they had to come back out that night because he took a knife and cut himself and climbed out his window and called the police on his own. >> Said that I had >> said that we had done it. >> That's what she was talking to us. And then later on admit he did do so. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. We was in the bed. We didn't even know. >> Officers coordinate logistics as the parents voluntarily comply with instructions, arrange care for other children, and prepare for temporary detention. >> I mean, it's like they're knocking on the door. The dogs are going crazy. And I was like, what in the world's going on? >> We [laughter] They're actually >> one's a Chini, and she was probably the loudest. >> Okay, so Oh, somebody has some food there. disgust me. Hold on. Let me go this way. So, I called uh our captain of patrol, Captain Williamson, and let him know that you guys turned yourself in. Um and he said that he is going to call the sheriff tomorrow and give you all see if the sheriff will let y'all get on, but until then, you're going to have to stay with us tonight. Okay. Yeah. >> Rasty knows us. >> The truck. >> Yeah, it's mine. >> Yours? >> Yeah. Um if if you could just um move it to where the patrol cars are in the line back there. >> Okay. >> Or better yet, you can probably so that nobody hits it. Don't know how to drive. >> You can go park it. Not right here in the front to the next line. >> I just me. >> I know. Let me go ahead and take her back. Oh, you look back up sometime. All right. >> No, we're not all right. >> No, they came in. They came in. >> Oh, we appreciate y'all coming in. >> Well, and that's what that's what I told dispatch when they called. I said, >> I just need to know cuz I need to know what to do with the girls. I have my nieces and are they where they're supposed to be now? There was a lady named Fantasia. My friend is out front. Deputies inform the parents that they will be booked and later eligible for bond while the child's placement and care remain under state supervision. >> Can I just show her what's going on? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Cuz she's going to have to get on. >> She was out front. >> She was out front. >> It is what it is. >> It is. and she's just, "Hey, so you're going to have to take care of my baby tonight because we're Yeah, we've got to stay tonight for abandonment and then they're going to call Sheriff Massie in the morning and try to get us a bond." >> No, you won't get a bond in the morning. >> Oh, we will get a bond in the morning. >> We We going to have to talk to Sheriff M. So, please please make sure my babies are okay. Tanya, let them know that she she's okay. It's just I won't let them have to spend the night without her. >> We're just going to take y'all. Make you lock it. >> Tell you, okay, >> we're going to take y'all back there at the same time. >> I'm going to cup y'all in the front just cuz you have to go through the whole thing. >> Okay. >> But we'll do it in here. >> Do I need to put my wallet and stuff in the truck or >> You want to keep it? You can. If you don't want to, you don't want to. >> You going to put it in there? >> You're going to need your ID. >> Yeah. I mean, >> you don't need your ID. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I hate this. >> I hate you. It's okay. >> Yeah. They're going to want to take all your toys. Neckes. >> Yeah. I already took my earrings off today. They were aggravating me. I guess God was giving me a sign. >> It's the biggest sad that parents have to get >> punished for doing what's right for their kids. >> Well, at this point, it's not even just the fact that it's what's right for him. It's y'all's safety on top of everybody else's safety. >> Yeah. >> So, I mean, >> I mean, we have dogs. We have like And then him cutting himself. I mean, it's just we've thought long and hard about it. And when he started saying, "I don't want to come back. I don't want to come back." I was like, you know, a good parent would respect their child's wishes. And if he's got some genetics that we're just not equipped to help, you know, like we can't give him that therapeutic care that he needs. But I'd be honest with you. I would do it all over again. I would adopt him all over again. since he was eight. >> Came to us in diapers. >> At eight. >> The charge is formally explained and officers reiterate that the court will ultimately decide custody services and next legal steps. >> Seven. He was seven when he came to us. >> He was still in diapers and he was wearing a 40. And I've given him everything in my life. >> Let's uh get this over with tonight and then get it cleaned up. Just don't neither. >> I really feel bad. Like I did not want to do this. It's okay. It's not going to be that just walk. You guys have to leave me or try to hurt yourself. >> I can't take this back with us. >> Yeah. Try not to use it, >> right? >> It's crazy. >> Still the way this world is, it's >> You got to do what you got to do. You got to definitely protect >> yourself. [laughter] building just like just >> Are y'all refusing? I said no. >> I can come back. >> Go ahead and call Theo. Tell him to get us there. >> Well, they know. >> We're going to call him in the morning. >> He's asleep right now. >> Yeah, he's asleep. >> What's the What's the >> child abandonment? Something about something with defense. The parents are charged with abandonment of a dependent child misdemeanor. Remember, situations involving severe behavioral challenges can place families in impossible positions where safety and legal definitions collide. When ongoing risk exists, courts and child welfare systems, not parents alone, determine long-term placement and responsibility. [music] This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This is heartbreaking. You can tell the parents were trying to protect everyone involved. It shows how complicated child welfare cases really are, not just black and white. I hope the kid gets the treatment he needs and the family gets support instead of blame. What do you think about these situations? Comment below to share your thoughts and like this video if you want to continue calling out such cases. To stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Zone for more content. The next incident is when police give rebellious high school student a lesson she won't forget. Let's start with your name. >> What the do you want? >> You committed a crime. That's what I want. Quit getting with me. You want to go in handcuffs and go to jail? Quit giving me your lip. >> You got any other stuff in your bra or anything? >> I'M NOT EVEN WEARING a [music] >> On August 30th, 2024, deputies responded to a high school after staff reported a student suspected of possessing a prohibited substance on campus. >> Begins as a school search quickly spirals into a violent confrontation. All captured on camera. >> Soon as I walk in the room, it smells like freaking weed in here. >> Oh, we got smart mouthing the damn same question over and over again. Dumb asses. >> Hey. Hey. What's your name? What's your name? Let's start with your name. >> The student responds with verbal resistance and refuses [snorts] to cooperate during initial questioning. >> What do you want? >> You committed a crime. That's what I want. Quit getting with me. You want to go in handcuffs and go to jail? Quit giving me your lip. >> I don't I'm not a staff. I'm not a teacher here. You're messing with messing with a violation of the law. >> So, you be respectful. >> You got it. >> You're not being respectful either. Ask the same dumb question over and over. >> Let's tone it down. >> Knock it down a little bit. I'm asking >> Okay. Well, this is what we're going to do then >> since we're going to be this way. Obviously, you've been to Teen Court before. Have you gone that route before? Sir, right now, Deputy Crib, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have them with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you before any questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer questions without a lawyer present, you have the right to stop answering at any time. You also had the right. >> The student continues to refuse instructions, escalating the situation through non-compliance. >> Stop answering anytime until you talk to lawyer. Do you understand these rights? >> Yes. No. You're just going to stare at me. >> You had to at least say yes or no. A head not a word. You're on camera. >> Do you understand your rights? >> So, you're not answering the question cuz I'm what? I can't. >> Dumb ass. >> Okay. Well, here's how we're going to do this. Shoes off. >> Listen. >> Take these shoes off. >> YOU'RE A DUMBASS. LORD, THERE'S NOTHING IN my >> up to this point. Officers stayed calm with her even though she was accused of wrongdoing. But things quickly spiraled when she refused to cooperate. At just 17, her adrenaline was so high that the real chaos began. Officers interpret the students actions as threatening behavior and place her under arrest. >> You got any other stuff in your bra or anything? >> I'm not even wearing a >> I don't want to see them. I just ask you a simple question. Okay. Why are you getting so violent and so better your fists? >> NO. >> How old are you? >> I am 17 years old. >> Okay. You baldled your fist up at me. I don't. >> While being taken into custody, the student continues to resist, requiring additional officers and restraints for safety. >> You're under arrest. >> Give me your hands. I told you not to blow your fist. I'm going to get in my face. >> No. You need a transport unit. >> 17year-old female juvenile. 105. Get up. Get up on your own power. You going to I'm going to charge you with another charge. Coming up on here. >> Sit down. >> I'm already saying you dumbass. >> You [clears throat] got anything else on you before they take you to jail? Cuz you're going to start. >> Leave me alone. >> Okay. Just leave you alone. >> Wrong with you. >> Um I don't have anything wrong with me. >> Yes, you do. >> So this is a [clears throat] crime. >> Oh no. >> It's a thirdderee felony. Oh no. >> So that's what you're going to jail for? Third degree felony. And >> Oh no. >> And resisting. >> Oh no. >> Okay. >> I'm going to look that one up. That one may or may not apply. I'm going to look that one up too. >> It's not my fault. You're a >> Are you stupid? >> It's out of fearing rage. >> Okay. Where's all her belongings at? >> Right there. Okay. >> Oh, that one's mine. >> That one's you. >> Yeah. >> Oh, Rob. >> Can you do me a favor? Watch or while I go get some gloves. >> Thanks. >> Oh, that'll work. Yeah, pair of gloves. [clears throat] >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Thank you. All right. STOP. >> I told you to stop. NOW YOU KICK ME. >> I told you to stop. [screaming] >> Deputies focus on deescalation, repeatedly reassuring the student and emphasizing safety and calm breathing. >> Let me swing. >> Stop. >> Just stop. Storm circle. >> I got a hot one. >> Stop screaming. It's not helping you. >> Stop. Okay, settle down. Get off. [screaming] >> Her treatment was the result of her own behavior, refusing to cooperate and creating pure chaos. She even kicked the officers, forcing them to place shackles on her before finally lifting her into the air and putting her in the back of the patrol car. [crying] >> Take a deep breath. Why is this so hard to try with just make sure the 173 >> stoping your head? >> Stop. >> Hey, Palace. Palace, >> this is a really minor thing. You're turning into something else. Hey, >> there's no need in it. She's making her out on the radio. They're requesting a >> Hey palace, we're in a movie. Okay, we're going to go to get you up. Okay, there we go. >> That's perfect. Good job. later. >> Thank you. >> You got to help anyway. >> Need something to restrain nylon or something to strain her feet. >> We're going to need one. She's going to kick and show herself. >> I got I got >> You want to go grab yours? >> I got leg shackles in my car. >> Grab yours. >> It's okay. Just breathe. [laughter] We're not going to let you. Due to her condition, officers transport the student to a hospital rather than directly to detention. >> We're not going to hurt you. >> Your mom's not going to kill you. It's okay. >> I'm trying. I'm trying to help with [laughter] we trying to go with it. I just want to be okay. I >> only know why [crying] and I don't want it to be the only thing THAT MAKES ME HAPPY. [screaming] >> PALACE, I hear you. >> Palace, I hear you. You don't need to scream, okay? We're we're here listening to [laughter] you. >> Got something better. All right. everything. >> Yeah, I got possession of THC uh battery Leo and resisting. >> Okay, come on. Where you right front door settle down? Hey LT, you want to grab her other leg, please? Somebody just for support underneath. Thanks. I got one leg. >> It's unlock button. >> Someone on the other side. >> Yeah, he's going to the other side. I'll hang on to her. Uh, hang on to her bags. >> All right, you got her. I'm getting out. Go >> ahead. Couple All right. Pop that on. >> And one, two, three. >> There we go. >> All right. A bed. >> Yeah. A wheelchair or a bed or something? You hanging with me in there? Give me just a second. We won't get something to roll with you. That way we ain't going to care. >> At the hospital, the student becomes cooperative as officers complete the arrest process and documentation. >> How about that? She's been a little less than cooperative. >> I think she'll simmer down now. >> Okay, fellas. You're at the hospital, not the jail. So, these people are here to help you. They don't need you yelling and fighting and screaming. Okay. Nice. >> So, if I take that hobble off your feet and I let you sit up on your own, you able to do that? You going to be cool with us? I'm going to take it off her feet so she can swim around. Just want you to run or play. You're not at the jail. Get this one under here. Thank you. All right, just give your feet a second. Let them stretch. I know they're probably asleep or something. All right, set them right there. When you're ready to sit up, let us know and he's going to help you sit up. Okay, >> your wheelchair right here for you. Okay, just sit down this wheelchair whenever you're ready. >> All right, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to swing your legs around and I'm going to put them kind of in the front of you. Okay, he's going to help you sit up at the same time. All right, there you go. All right. Get your legs under you. There you go. Just come out towards me. >> All right. Scoot that side. >> She's coming that side. >> Where'd that come from? Probably in her pocket. I got it. I'll go get the >> The student was charged with possession of THC battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest. Dream member refusing to cooperate during a lawful investigation can quickly escalate a manageable situation. Remaining calm and following instructions helps protect everyone involved, including the individual being detained. This is the reaction of netzens to the situation. This could have gone very differently if emotions didn't take over. It's a reminder that choices at school can have serious consequences. Deescalation really matters, especially with young people involved. What do you think about these situations? Comment below to share your thoughts and like this video if you want to continue calling out such cases. To stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Zone for more content.