On October 25th, 2024, officers arrive at a daycare parking area and begin carefully sorting through a tense situation involving multiple people and competing accounts. >> I told the operator she hit me and y'all still acting like this, man. >> Yeah, because the way y'all the is you talking about again victim now I'm going to jail. Come on, man. That's wild. >> All right, at this point you're like you're in the cuffs because of the way you're acting. >> That's wild. You can you can easily stop talking. Stop talking. >> That's wicked. >> Stop talking. >> That's wicked. >> You can come out of them, but the way that you're acting >> is not right. >> So, you're going to sit in them. >> So, you're going to stand here and you're going to talk to this officer or don't talk to him until we figure this out. >> Bust it open. Then I have to talk. >> Perfect. That's crazy, man. >> Stand here and wait. >> How much do we have to know? >> I got busted in my face and my stuff is outside my car. That's crazy. This is embarrassing. And I'm in cubs and I called y'all. That's crazy. That's crazy. That's crazy. >> We're not wandering around here, >> man. Leave me alone, man. >> I never jumped in the car. I did everything you said. >> No, you didn't. >> Yes, I did. I'm picking my stuff up outside my car, man. And you think I'm driving away? You pulled up. All my stuff is outside, officer. Damn. Yeah, it could have been really easy, but you wanted to act like a child. >> Act like a child. My stuff is outside my car. >> Yep. And that says nothing aside from your stuff is outside of your car. >> I did it. I put my stuff outside my truck. >> You very well could have. >> Come on, man. Common sense. Probable cause. >> I'm not allowed to use common. >> Come on, man. You're not allowed to use probable cause like you said. >> Use probable cause. Man, use common sense then, bro. >> I can't I can't go up. >> You're being silly. You're being silly. I say I want to press charges. You put me in cuffs. >> That's like an adult. >> No, I said I wanted to press charges. You put me in cuffs. >> For what? >> What do you mean? >> For what? That's all I need. I just >> I already told you she hit me. I said that right there. >> How? What? >> She hit me in the face. How else do I got to say it? >> Close pist you. Were you arguing? All type of stuff that I need to know. >> But I called you. >> Well, you can keep acting like a child though you want to. >> I called you, man. I'm kind of pissed because all this is happening. >> I can understand >> for no reason at my kids daycare. I don't think you do understand. >> Okay. Victim mentality is really easy. Yeah, I know you. Yeah, I know. Go over there and talk to her. >> Nope. >> I'm not going to cuz they are. >> Go talk to her. Stop talking to him. I talk to him. >> I'll talk to one of them when they get back. >> You act like her. >> Hey, excuse me, officer. >> One second. >> You're not going up to him? >> I'm not. I called for him. Come on, man. God damn. Grow up, man. All y'all y'all weird doing all this with my kids. Sitting here telling you she hit me. How? What? My face is busted open, dog. I didn't hit myself. I didn't say slap. Damn. I'm going to press charges and you're sitting here telling me I can't. I got to explain to you what happened. >> What? I'm busted open. That's wicked, man. Yeah, I pulled him out and he pulled out. >> Hey, excuse me. >> I wasn't going to fiddle with a second. I will talk to you. Okay, give me one second. Okay. >> Figure out a timeline with him. She said stuck out of the car on the ground her out, >> which makes sense. That lines up. >> So, um I know you said anything before. If you want to do it now under Miranda and see if he'll give any other statement, we'll go from there. But we're thinking we're probably going to go with this. But we have no excuse. >> Oh, sorry. I apologize. What's up, sir? Fine. Listen, like I was telling him, she I I when he walked up on me, I asked to press charges because she hit me. >> He's sitting here asking understandable. I'm pissed off because I have no reason to be sitting out here in my daycare at my kids daycare busted open fighting with my out here. Here's the thing. Like I said, when you went in handcuffs, they can come off, but the way you're behaving wasn't leading us to believe that you were going to cooperate. So, if you if you can if you can talk to my partner and give a statement of what happened and we can sort this out. >> Well, he's not listening to me, sir. I'm trying to pick my stuff up and pick put it in the truck. >> My stuff is outside and you seen it when I when you pulled up. >> You know how it's very hard to talk to you because you feel like you have to keep talking. So, here's the thing. From this point forward, let's take a deep breath and we can all try to communicate. Okay? So, start and >> take the cuffs off, then we we're not we're not going to do that at this point until we're done. Done. At this point, you're gonna >> whether we decide whether you're going to be released or not. >> Why can't I be released? I called you. >> It doesn't Just because you called the one that got punched, I'm pressing charges. That's crazy, man. >> You don't want to listen? >> I I'm I got punched and pressing charges. You're telling me I'm listening? >> What? What else is there to listen to? I'm pressing charges. >> Talk to my partner then and tell him about what happened. Okay. >> Damn. >> That's what That's what we need to do to me. >> Tell me I'm pressing charges. >> So, do you want to talk to me? I I can't press charges. >> No one said you can't. We need a freaking timeline of what happened, my man. And you won't give me it. So, do you want to give that to me or not? >> Jesus Christ. What timeline do you need? We pulled up here. Here. We were arguing. Perfect. She hit me in the car. Boom. I tell her, "Get the out right there." When she hit me, that's when I first called you guys. And I told her, "I'm at the daycare. Can you come?" She Okay. Cuz I I stood in the middle. not stood, but I parked my truck right there cuz that's when she first hit me. I pull in, it continued. She opened the trunk up, threw all my out. I went inside to see the teachers. They didn't know what was going on out here at first. It was loud as, but nobody came outside. It was just us. >> The cars, they came by and then boom, we're sitting here fighting. I'm asking her to get out of my car and she don't want to. She wants to lock herself in. I'm unlocking the door. She throws a straight jab in my face in my lip. That's how my lip got busted. So I open the door finally and I pull her out. >> Okay. >> After she throws a straight jab and that's why she was out the car. >> Okay. So you said she hit you before you got here. >> Yes. Right there. That's why I called you guys. >> How did How did she hit you there? Where did she hit you? >> She hit me in the face >> with with Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> So that's the information. >> Yes, sir. She hit me right there. That's why I called you guys, man. >> So when you were driving in >> Yes. She hit me. Yes. while I was driving. That's why I called you guys. >> Drop your kids off. >> I didn't even have a chance to. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I didn't have a I didn't even get to get out the car. I instantly stopped the car right there and called. >> Okay. >> And told her I'm not playing. >> Trying to get her out. >> Yes. I asked her to. And that's why her her bag is right there cuz I threw her bag. >> Just another person. >> Listen, I threw her bag right there. >> Yeah. >> You see what I'm saying? Cuz I asked her to get out. I was angry. She hit me right there. Asked her to get out. I tossed the bag out. So then I toss my kids bag, too. And I'm taking my kids up there to go to the daycare. So she's sitting there being I rate. I'm already inside. She popped the trunk and that's how all my stuff wind up outside when we pulled up. Yep. >> You see? >> And that all happened after or before you were trying to get her out by like a line. >> That happened after. Yes, sir. >> Yeah. What you talking about? Before the hit, the initial hit. >> The one that belated your lip that you said. >> Oh, that was after. >> Yeah. My lip was busted and then I went back in. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. Give me one second. Can you give me your your information first? >> All right. So, it sounds like he's given that. Well, the only difference is he's saying when they pulled in, she hit him in the face. Didn't bloody him or anything instead of hit him. He stops to call the police. They were arguing. He ends up pulling in here, going inside to spot, talk to the teachers. Then he comes out to try and get his kids and stuff and she's throwing everything everywhere. Gets the kid inside. >> She's throwing everything everywhere. He she threw everything everywhere and then she he went to get her out and that's when he jabbed her. She jabbed him in the face and got lit bloody >> as he's trying to pull her out. As he's trying to get her out. Yes. >> He would say that he was just trying to unlock the door and get her out. He never said he was trying to drag her out, but >> Okay. So, complete opposite. >> Oh, she said that they got here arguing. Uh he get out. He dragged her out of the car. um took their son out of the car and hit his head on >> the sun's head. >> Yeah. >> And then he >> on purpose or on accident? >> I assume it's probably trying to take the kid out. >> I didn't know if it was like >> um and he was the one that car to go. >> And we've got no witness. We have no independent witnesses now. I mean, she's wet and and dirty. He is a little bit too, but her back is wet like she was laying on the ground. I'm sorry. I don't know. What What are What are your impressions >> that she was at something on the ground? That's >> Yeah. I mean, >> they just she's living in a shelter. I don't know. She's at Cunningham Township and they just closed their DCF case. They have three children. Uh twins are sentimental and two. She's got no injuries. his face just I can check her leg to see like there's scratches but other than his minor >> from from what I'm getting is she said >> I can only get her and she's >> oh he's the battery for the big woman he got punched and nothing from that and then he gets here and he tries to pull her out whether the property the property thing is they're both saying that doesn't he say he even admits that he's trying to get her out of the car and that's when he she gets I would I would take this as he's kind of minimizing how he was and and probably something more in the middle she even made a comment that she was trying to hang on trying not to get pulled out and she might have kicked him instead of hit him because she's just trying to get him off I would I would believe that that is actually probably more of what happened not saying she didn't hit him but we can document that that he's saying that she hit him but we have I wouldn't >> we have parents that didn't hit I I I get you. We're We're trying to make through this as quick as possible. >> With that, >> um how do you guys want to do this as far as transport? >> This is my district on Okay. Um and we'll do some Okay. And then uh if you can just send me the FI of the kids and her so I can pop it on the base and go for my busted sir. How am I being arrested for domestic battery? >> How? I called you guys, sir. >> And your and your part will be documented if the state attorney decides there's enough. >> What am I being arrested for? >> Domestic. >> That's not fair. How, sir? My lip is busted. >> That's be crazy, man. I told you guys, man. >> And I'm going to jail. Yes, sir. >> How? >> Sir. >> Sir, I just gave you the story. And she hit me in the face before I turned in, sir. >> Yes. And that's going to be documented. Man, what am I going to jail? >> Domestic battery. >> That's crazy, man. >> My life ain't, man. I got to go for domestic. >> Oh, I should have just left her, man. >> I don't know, man. Nothing should be there. >> Straw like is a rat McDonald straw. >> I'm going to jail for domestic. And I didn't even hit her, man. >> That is, bro. You do that and I just had a case dropped against her. >> Come on, man. I called you guys and I'm going to jail for domestic and my lip is busted. >> That's crazy. Would you like us to get pictures of your lip? >> I can't press charges. You're taking me to jail? >> It's being documented. Your claims are being documented. >> You're taking me to jail? >> Yeah. Well, you can still be a victim, but going to jail. Yes. >> That's crazy. >> Do you want us to take pictures? >> I'm not being charged misdemeanor. >> Misdemeanor. Domestic battery. >> Misdemeanor. Domestic. Yes. >> How is it domestic? What did I do? >> Answer the question. Would you like us to take pictures of your injuries? >> What did I do? Can I get a sergeant? >> Please. May I get a sergeant, please? I'm confused on why >> you're going to be going to jail. You can talk to You can talk to him there. Do you want to take pictures of your mouth? >> Please, sir. I'm not understanding what I'm being domestic battery. >> You You How? I called you guys, man. >> I called you. >> Don't tense. >> I'm not. I'm relaxed when I'm talking. I'm fine. I'm not going. Please, please, please, please. I'm confused on why I'm being arrested for domestic battery. May I have a May I have a May I have your field sergeant? I have your sergeant. Please, please, please, man. Please. What am I being arrested for, man? I didn't do nothing and I'm getting hit. I called you guys, man. I did right. I did right, man. I did right. I did right. >> Appreciate it. >> I did right. >> All right. Um, so I'll cover his statement. I'll cover the stuff on the ground and stuff. If you can just cover in her statement and then if you want to start the stuff he pointed out like the wet back and stuff like that you guys saw. If you can document that for me, I appreciate it. And uh >> I don't want to get pictures. >> What? >> Oh yeah, if you want to take pictures, I'm just going to take a picture of his lip once he calms down and we get there. >> As far as >> Are we okay as far as turn around or did you want to see her again? >> We need to figure out what we're doing with his vehicle. >> Is this Do they share this? Do you know? I >> Yeah, we need to figure out what we do with Unless they just want to tow it. But um >> Yeah, if you can. I don't get it right. >> What do you want done with your vehicle? >> What do you want done with your vehicle? >> Oh my god, man. >> My man, what do you want done with your vehicle? >> Right, man. >> It's going to get towed if you don't tell me. >> Right. >> It's going to get towed if you don't tell. >> I'm not even supposed to be going to jail. >> What do you want done with >> Yeah. I mean, is she taking the kids with right now? >> Or is she leaving her here? I >> mean, she might just leave them here. They're already here. She can calm down, take care of herself, go to the hospital, do all that real quick. He did state. >> Can I call my sister, man? You need to call your sister to come get it. >> Damn, man. >> How am I going to jail? >> That's crazy, man. >> How am I going to jail? I called you guys. >> Is it just a swipe up? >> I called you. >> What's the code? >> I called you. >> Do you want to help me? >> I did right. >> Do you want to help me get your sister or not? >> 2363. That's crazy, man. We'll talk. >> I did right and called the police. >> I'm going to jail for a domestic. >> I did. I called the police and I'm going to jail for a domestic. >> Wow. >> I don't know. I have to Can you come up here to the daycare? The daycare and come get the and come get the keys in my truck, please. >> A misdemeanor. >> I think it's a misdemeanor. I don't know what it is. They might be. >> What is this? What? What is my charges? >> Domestic battery. >> Misdemeanor or felony? >> Misdemeanor. >> Misdemeanor. >> So, I'm getting a mis So, why am I going to jail for? Okay. >> Can you come explaining what I'm going to jail for, though? >> Uh, it's Kirby and it's Kirby and Prospect. It's the I think it's it's a daycare. I'm not sure 100% of the name. >> His sister's coming to get it. She'll be here soon. She'll be here in a minute there. >> Yep. So, they'll have the keys inside. inside >> uh inside the facility. >> They're going to move it because it's right now it's in the center, but they're going to move it out of the way here in a minute. >> Domestic battery. >> Nope. >> Okay. Do you need the address anymore another time? >> Okay. All right. I'm going to let you go. We're going to get him over to the jail. >> All right. Thank you, ma'am. >> Massie is asking for you to stop by coach on the way >> so he can chat with me. By policy, we have to let him know so you let him know >> and just appease his meeting a sergeant of that. >> No, it's easier than hearing it say 100 times. >> I just wasn't going to have a sergeant come all the way out here. >> I I think we're done. >> No, I am listening. But I I have a domestic I have a domestic. All right. >> Is my sister coming? >> Yeah. >> Just make sure to read him his rights again. >> Make sure to read him his rights again. He's been very persistent on that. >> Just I just want to >> It's another He's got injuries and he's the RP, but his story is not lining up. So, I don't think we should arrest either, but >> Yep. You know what I mean? And it was time to go and and that's when I pulled her out of she punched me through the window. I never touched her at all. I've been asking her the whole time to get out. >> Tell you what to pull her out. >> Yeah, man. And she never kicked me or anything. She punched me through the window. It It And I called you guys. I called twice, man. I don't want to be arrested. I don't want no charges because I called y'all and I did the right thing, man. I did. And I don't want to go to jail. I'm sorry if I'm being ignorant, man. I don't I don't want to go to jail, man. >> No, you're fine. >> I I don't deserve to get beat to be in jail. >> What's What's your relationship to? >> You remember us from L? >> It's been a while. I don't remember. I apologize. No, I just >> I see a lot of people. What's your relationship? >> My girlfriend. >> So, yeah, you do the right thing by calling. Um, so what the officers are doing, they have to evaluate all the evidence, um, all the statements, and then as part of the law, if they determine a primary aggressive, we take someone to jail. Anytime we got probable cause for domestic battery, we take them to jail. So now, the state attorney's office doesn't have to charge. >> Doesn't mean anything. I understand that and that'll that >> she was aggressive. >> That comes into play at court. Okay. And that's what they'll the the state attorney's office will look at that and probably be like, you know, we're going to make sense, man. And then when he walked up, man, I told him I'm pressing charges on her and then you put me in cuffs. >> I don't know what else I don't know what other information they had out there. All I know is what you're telling me. >> I'm just saying I I wanted to press charge. That's the first thing I said. And he wanted the story. It's not about the story. I want to press card. I'm sitting out here busted and reason. You can call her when you get over to the jail. Okay. >> Can I hurry up? >> Yeah. I don't mind. Okay. >> I don't have no choice. I have to go to jail for nothing >> for calling you guys. I'm sit back. I go to jail for calling >> twice. All right. Appreciate it. What up? Nice. Another part from the inside.