She grabbed my throat. >> Okay. She immediately just went in and grabbed >> and I told her I was like, "Stop." >> Okay. >> What? >> No. No. My baby. >> Okay. >> My baby. >> My baby. >> These are the moments when evil parents realize they've been caught. In this case, what began as a late night domestic dispute between two intoxicated parents quickly exposed a far more troubling situation inside the home. As officers sorted through conflicting stories about the fight, the condition of the children and the environment they were living in became impossible to ignore. And from that point on, this was never going to end with a simple warning. >> Bad night. >> Bad night. >> Drinking. >> Yeah. >> What's going on? Why is it Why was it a bad night? >> Relationship. >> I'm a boy. >> He's good. Are you talking like I'm tired of getting my throat? >> She grabbing me around here. >> I guess I don't >> Man, what started all of it? >> Drinking. >> Drinking. Do you all get to arguing about something? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> What are you arguing about? >> Finances. >> Finances. Okay, I get it. >> At what point did it turn physical? >> I told her I was like, I got to go to work and then it blew up from me. >> So, what happened exactly when it blew up? >> Possible. >> I don't have a vehicle. I feel low as in this world. >> Yeah. >> I was trying to talk to talk to my wife, you know, like honestly sir, it's her word against while we're asking you so we know what you got to say about it. We're just trying to have a deep like a good conversation. >> I I understand all that, but when it blew up, that's the part we need to know. A verbal argument, people argue all the time. It happens. >> It's a thing. Back to life. But what happened when it blew up? >> She put hands on me. >> Okay. >> Where were y'all standing on this? >> Inside. >> Inside. Yes, sir. >> Where were the kids in there with y'all? Okay. >> They were in their room. >> In their room. >> Yes, sir. >> In the kitchen and bedroom. >> In the hallway. >> In the hallway. >> So, when you say she >> Sorry. When say when you say she put hands on you household, shove you, slap you. What? I mean, you got Mars. >> She grabbed my throat. >> Okay. So, she immediately just went in grab >> I told her I was like, "Stop." >> Okay. How did you react to that? What happened? >> I went and got my son. >> Did you shove her off of you? Like, >> of course I did. >> How did you get her away from you? >> I'm I'm not going to lie. >> The moment self-defense turns into a guessing game, credibility starts running out faster than excuses. Yes. Yes. I Please get off me. Listen, please. >> Did you shove her? Did you hit her? Like, what happened? How did No, I didn't. No. Okay. So, you just shove her back with your hands. You didn't push her down. You didn't shut her back. >> Hold your arm. >> At any point, >> when she had her hand around your throat, at any point, could you not breathe or was it just more digging claws? >> We were both at the point where Yeah. She couldn't breathe. >> She couldn't breathe. >> She felt like she couldn't breathe because she was I mean, did you >> I was like, dude, I was like, bro, >> like while you were showing off, did you grab her up at the neck here? >> Did Did you have your hand up around her neck or >> No, sir. >> Why was she feel like she couldn't breathe? What was it getting her airway? >> She No, I'm saying she was like I was like, >> you said she couldn't breathe. You said you both couldn't breathe. While you were shoving her away, did you shove up here? Did you shove at the shoulders? >> No, she had me like this. And I >> I'm talking about her on you. I'm talking about the other way around. How did you get her off of me? I put my wrist up like this. I said, "Get off me." >> Is there another kid in the house? >> Yes, ma'am. >> How old? >> One. >> Unattended. >> She's She's fine. She's >> Is there an adult in there? >> No. >> We're trying to find if there's anybody else here. >> There's nobody here. >> Okay. Can I go see the baby real quick and make sure it's okay? >> Absolutely. Absolutely. >> If you stay right here with them. Okay. >> Where is he? She at >> uh in the room. First row on your right. What about your elbow? Is that pre-existing? >> That's okay. Tommy Jones. I had Tommy drone. Okay. But everything's good. Um, >> did we grab her back by the me? >> I'm sorry. >> You grabbed her by the nest. Yes. No. Maybe. >> Yes. >> Thank you for being on this cuz I would have kind of got this couple. Like I'm not >> Yeah, we're trying to figure it out. But that's >> We get called here. We weren't here. >> I'm not trying to lose my job. >> Yeah. We get called here. We don't know what's going on. That's why we here trying to figure things out. Okay. >> You said that she couldn't breathe. I said you were grabbing her neck, too. No, cuz she was grabbing my neck. So, >> how So, how does her grabbing your neck and kick her hair up? You see how that doesn't make a whole lot of sense? >> I get it. >> Okay. So, you did grab her by the neck. >> No, >> you just told her you did. >> You grab her by the neck. This is your one and only chance as honest truthful. >> When your story keeps going back and forth and you leave a lot of holes and stuff. >> Yes, sir. >> A lot of times that doesn't leave us much choice. >> Understand. Understand. >> So, right now is your time to be honest so we can figure things out. >> We were both getting physical with each other. >> Okay. >> And um >> What do you mean by physical? We got to we got to have descriptives. >> She didn't like how I was talking. She grabbed him by the neck. >> Okay. >> And I put my arms up like that, >> right? >> Like, please stop. >> Okay. >> When the story changes every few minutes, the truth usually isn't the thing steering the conversation anymore. >> At what point did you grab her by the neck? During that time, afterwards? >> Honestly, all I remember is doing this and saying, "Please get off." That's all. I'm not I'm not trying to dog y'all around. So you don't you don't remember anything else. >> So the longer this goes and the longer your story keeps changing or you keep trailing on. >> I'm not trying to I'm not trying to change on >> I'm trying to but it is >> but yeah you're changing every time I talk to you. >> We um we both got physical with each other. She put her hands >> we are well aware of that >> and I tried just tried to tell her to drop off me and next thing I know she's out here. Can you just take your hair and move it out from your >> Do you have uh parents that live near here? >> His parents. >> No. >> Oh, they're in jail. >> They're in jail here. Both parents. >> His dad is >> His mom is in jail and just told him straight out. Nope. Straight out. >> His mom, which is going to par is in jail and >> together. You're fine. Work. >> I don't want any contact as far as the mom goes. >> Okay, that's fine. Just fill out that statement for me. Okay. >> Okay. >> Can you look up for me real quick? Just look straight up. Over here straight up. >> You want me to go ahead and have dispatch contact them? >> Yeah, that would be fantastic. You send me the number >> or if y'all can call them and have them reach out to me. They don't want you into a rocking chair like >> like strapped in to a rocking chair. >> Like is it in a seat or something? Yeah, it's like a it's like a todd toddler rocking chair, but that's what she's sleeping in. You can't strap a baby down while they're sleeping. >> The argument may have brought officers to the house, but the condition of the house is what started making this night much worse. >> It's not like that. >> That is obviously looking at you like that. It's not It's not okay. >> Goodness. How old are you? Can you tell me how old you are? You're four. Do >> you know your mom's phone number? >> I don't really want cars. >> No, no, we just need a number there. It's not really an option right now. So, what is her name? >> Helena. >> Helena. >> So, she's reaching out to mom. She says she's had prior cases with them. >> Oh, she has? >> Yeah. >> But all the numbers they had are no longer useful. >> Oh, for the mom? >> For anybody? Okay. When was her last case? Did she tell you? >> She didn't tell me the last case. >> Hey, watch the dog. Watch the dog. Come here, puppy. >> Come here. >> It's a tennis ball. >> Yeah, the bat. The best. >> Ready? Swing. >> Close. >> Here. I got it. I'll throw it back to him. Tell him to throw it better. >> Slower. >> Yeah. Mhm. >> He's winning. >> Ready? >> Oh, yeah. Good job. >> The dog's head. >> Good job. >> Oh, no. attack. That's okay. >> See it? >> Just We're not going to talk to him. Okay. >> That's why I don't run though. >> You can leave it halfway. Yeah. I'm not going to watch you. >> You got me some flowers. You're so sweet. Why didn't you put them right up there on the steps? Thank you. You're welcome. >> Hi. >> I'm Miss Hanning with Department of Children and Families. How are you? >> I'm good. I don't even >> She doesn't know 1015 yet. Just >> give me some um telephone numbers about your little people. Evidently, it's kind of rough living in the house for them and stuff. So, can you tell me someone that maybe you guys can maybe go for the night to stay? I just tried calling your mom like seven times and she's not answering. Who else do you know in your phone that could um >> maybe take y'all in for >> your sister? What's your number? My relig. She goes to sleep early. Wakes up early. >> What is her address? Do you know? And I can send a deputy over there. Let me have your sister's number first since you got that pulled up. Okay. While you're sitting here, I'm going to try to call your sister, but think about somebody else, too, that maybe y'all can go to tonight. Okay. >> This little guy's having the time of his life at 11:00 at night. >> Okay. Am I stepping step? >> Yep. Go for it. So, while we're in here, we might as well go ahead and do this. Um, I need you to get a little bag for them because they're going to have to go to a friend's or a family's members tonight. Okay. >> All the kids. >> Both of the kids. Yes. Right. There's no other kids, right? Just the two. >> Yeah. So, she's working on getting a family member to come and get them or >> Okay. >> A friend or something. So, >> if you just want, you know, diapers, formula, whatever. >> Yeah. A lot of roaches. >> Yeah, I see that. That's not good for those babies. Some people are so focused on surviving the immediate problem that they don't notice the bigger one taking center stage. >> I know diapers, milk. >> Do they drink just regular milk? >> My daughter does just my son's on regular food. >> You don't drink milk though. You don't have a cup? >> No, she doesn't. Yeah, she does not drink. >> So, what's he drink for his like >> apple juice? High sea. Is it okay if I wait till like the family members get here to like lick her on? >> Yeah. Yeah. Don't worry. >> Everything's cracked. >> Oh, is that him? >> The amount of roaches that are in this house is like and he doesn't even care. Just like touching things with him crawling all over the place. >> You know, he's got a hack. >> Hi, Mr. I'ming the Department of Children and Family. >> All right. I need to get some names of somebody who we can possibly, you know, get these kids for the night >> if you know if you like them for the rest of the night. >> These kids are safe with me. >> No, they're not. That's that's not a choice right now. >> Okay. >> It's It's just not a choice. And I would rather have them go with family members than to sit in my office all night long. >> Okay. >> So, I called her sister. Who else? Who else can you think of? >> Jared Darnell. >> Who? >> Jared Darnell. >> Who is that? buddy. >> That is my best friend. He's the god. He He's the godfather of my my >> You got a number for him. Where's it from? >> 249. >> Oh, you know it. And supposedly your mom is not available. >> My mom is in prison. >> Eric, come over here and talk to me real quick, bud. Come here. All right. So due to the nature of the allegations and both y'all I mean both your stories are basically the same but at the same time both of you uh say the other one's primary aggressor and when we have domestic violence issues we have a duty to act. We can't just let it go. >> This is where the original accusation stops being the whole story. >> Okay. So if you will turn around for me. You got anything on your persons that need to be made aware of? Don't waste your change pockets. >> I'm just asking, do you have anything you need made aware of? >> Put your hands back here for me like you're praying. >> Put them together like you're praying. >> There you go. >> I can take a piss. >> I'll come. Let's take a just >> I won't forget you. >> Don't get too close to the walls. What is that? >> Huh? >> What? >> On the roof. >> Oh, I didn't see that. >> I think it was Look, we got another bag. >> Looks like a picture of that. >> Mhm. >> I hate leaving a baby in here by herself. >> Yeah. And she's wearing fleece with the damn footies cut out of it. >> So listen, due to everything that occurred and the fact that you both were highly intoxicated with the children being unsupervised inside the house upon our arrival, um you're going to jail tonight. Okay. >> The fight was the spark. Everything surrounding it became the fire. >> You're going to go to jail for the battery and you're going to go to jail for the child. Um, not supervising your children and being inebriated where you can't even walk is not okay when you have two small children in your house. Okay. Um, if you decide to drink like that your own property, you need to have somebody responsible >> responsible that can care for the wellbeing of those children. Um, the fact that you have her strapped in that chair, not okay. >> It's the only thing I can caring is being sucked. >> Your husband said that [clears throat] you have another pack and play. Children need to be trained in every aspect of their life from the day that they're born until the day that they're grown and then even after that. So things are complicated and yes, children may not like their initial, you know, wherever in this instant sleeping, but you as a mother have to say, "Hey, this is what is safe for my child and this is what has to be done." Strapping her in a chair and leaving her in a chair unsupervised in her room in the middle of the night, not okay. Okay? I've seen kids die like that because they'll sit up and they'll put their head like this and it cuts their airway off. >> Okay. >> So, just not okay. All right. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back. So, >> who's going to watch them for the night? >> So, that DCF investigator is going to go ahead and take them and then there's somebody else that is supposed to be um retrieving them. What was Do you remember the name or >> Okay, >> I'll give you the name though. That way you know where they're hold on where they're going. Okay. Is he getting arrested as well or? >> Yep. >> Yep. Nope. I got you. >> Who's coming to get the kids? >> Oh, Jared Darnell. >> Jared Darnell. >> Mhm. He's clean. He's got a valadel. >> Is that brother, sister, cousin? >> Friend, godfather of the kids. >> Okay. Jared Darnell. >> Mhm. Jared Darnell. Do you know who that is? >> Okay. That's who's going to come and grab him? Okay. >> That's their godfather. >> Hey, Heather, this is a a question not pertaining to your arrest. Okay. Do you have on you? No. >> No. >> Are you sure? >> Okay. I feel like I can smell it. >> Okay. Is that what was in the roof in the kids' room? >> Okay. Heather, have you been to jail before? >> No. >> No. has um your other half. >> He's never been to jail either. >> The woman was arrested and charged with battery, domestic battery, and child. Moving on to the next case, where one mother's obsession with having the final word turned an ordinary family disagreement into something far more serious. What started as a dispute inside the home quickly exposed a pattern of intimidation, anger, and control that those around her seemed all too familiar with. And by the time police started asking questions, this was never going to stay just a family argument. >> I want to pull out I want to fill OUT A POLICE REPORT. >> NO, NO, BABY. NO, NO. I WAS cutting French fries. >> See what I got to deal with? >> Do you see what I have to deal with? THIS IS THE SECOND TIME THEY CAME IN TO HAVE A CONVERSATION with me. [clears throat] >> I was cutting French fries and I dropped the knife. If you had my granddaughter in the room on my granddaughter, she would snatch me, punch me back here. >> You're a liar. Is there anyone else in the house other than >> No, it's me and my baby. Talk to >> my daughter. She's 12 years old. I'M NOT ALLOWING MY CHILD TO SPEAK TO NO. SHE GOT TO GO. >> QUICK CALM DOWN. >> Go over there. Okay. I'm going to speak with her. All right. >> Okay. >> Officer Callahan, Bloomington media body cams on our team here recording. Okay. >> Hey there. >> What happened? >> She was cutting French fries. I pulled out the dinner for my child to eat uh some meatloaf gravy and rice. I told her she was eating up for dinner. She got I turned around with the knife and I got >> She did. she's going through. This is the second time that that officer's been here. Um, I'm not allowing my child to speak to you on your camera. I'm just going to let you know that. Uh, so she turned around with the the knife in her hand. I knocked her cane to the floor. She approached me with the knife, told my asked my told my daughter she'll be eating the fries. I said, "My daughter won't." My daughter said she'll be eating it. So, I popped her in the head and said, "You're not eating no fries. You going to eat whatever I cook you." Uh, and so she got her red, came in, my daughter started crying. She got a rape, came in snatching on me and I got to yelling at my child and told my child, "I'm your mother. You eat what I give you." And so she got a rape, had a again, came into the room and dialed 911. And I told 911, "You're the one that's out. You're the one with the in your hand. This is my mother child. And if I wanted to discipline my child, I could. That is what that is all." >> Okay. So that's a little fast, but let me see. Just see if I got everything. Okay. So basically, grandma, right? Grandma's making French fries. Okay. She wants to get her French fries. You don't want her to eat the French fries. So what I said was that she was having gravy and uh meatloaf and rice. >> Okay. >> She got I rate. >> You say so grand then gets I rate with a knife in her hand because >> she's going to eat the French fries or she's not going to eat the fries. She's going to eat the meatloaf rice and green beans. >> Okay. >> And she got upset. >> Okay. And then >> liar. >> So she had So she had the cane and the knife in her hand and you >> No, the the cane I knocked to the floor. The knife she had in her hand. I knocked the cane to the floor. >> Yeah. So she had the cane and the knife in her hand. >> Oh, you just knocked the cane down >> 100%. >> Okay. So you just knocked the cane down. the startlement as the knife was in her hand. >> Okay. And did she say she was going to cut you or anything like that or was just the knife like just in her hand? >> The knife in her hand >> looked like this. >> Okay. >> If you get out my face, you're mother cuz I lay your out. I'm 42 years old. You 67. >> Okay. And then So why did you buff her in? >> Because she kept talking back to me about wanting the fries and eating fries. And I told her that's not what she is eating. She's eating a full course meal. >> Okay. >> The argument stopped being about food a long time ago. Now it was about control. >> So then >> her mother. Okay. So then you So she said then I want to eat fries. You said no. >> I said no. >> You were she was talking back and you bought her in the head. When you say you bob her in the head with it like a open hand. >> Okay. Okay. And so then >> there's you know there's parental discipline and stuff like that. Okay. >> So that's that's the expense of that. >> Yeah. So and I don't see any marks on her head or anything like that. Okay. And then um so then after you bop her in the head, she got more down 911. >> Okay. And then so you bop her in the head. She still has the knife. You said, "Did you go to a different room or she go to a different room?" >> My daughter went to the room. I went to the room to grab her so she can come back and get her hair done. She dial 911. >> Okay. Okay. So then she So your daughter goes to your room. Her room. You go to the room to grab her. Did grandma follow you with the knife? >> Yes. Let me show you the knife. has a black. >> Oh, I I believe she had the knife in her hand. Don't get me wrong. Sorry. I believe she had a knife in her hand. I'm not saying that at all. So, you then go to a different room to go get your daughter and she has the knife in her hand. She's calling 911. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> She's still there. >> Okay. But besides, you know, the bot to the head, no other physicalation, anything like that. Okay. >> Okay. And then hold on, ma'am. >> I don't want her getting >> I understand it. No. No, no, no. We're not going to go. >> I don't want I don't want my child. You're not >> I don't want my child's name in your police report. >> Every interruption makes the story harder to defend. >> You need to stop pushing me because you cannot go back. >> You're being forced on female. That's against the law. >> Yes, it is. I'm not I >> I'm giving you a direct order. >> I'm not I rateate with you. >> I understand. I appreciate. >> So, go ahead and sit over there. Okay. Sit over there while I speak with him. Okay. >> All right. >> Awesome. She said that she's gripping her eyes. Um had an argument because she said that the green baby flies and she came over, grabbed her shirt like chest area >> and then threw the can down and then the grandbaby came running in here and supposedly she was like grabbing the baby like right here. brain marks. Yeah. So, basically what she said was she want the fries. She said no. She said talking back is I want the fries. She said no. Bed in the head. Said no cuz she was talking back. And then she said she had a knife in her hand. And that's when she was knocked down to get out of the basement. And then she went after she went after the kid to go get her hair done. And then um she came back in hand with the knife on the phone with 91. Yeah, I think we did. >> Yeah, it's her. So no longer we got to figure out some sort of resolve this issue of some sort cuz we're going to come right back here. Oh yeah. >> So just with everything going on. Okay. Is there anywhere else you guys can go for the night? I'm not saying you have to leave me. Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. I was just wondering if there's anywhere else, you know, just for the >> make sure that it's minor Adams and not to Adam. I want my child name. >> I I hear you. Let them clear. Okay. Basically, right now where we're at is we want to end this problem. Okay. Well, it seems like there is. You know what I mean? >> There's a reason why we got called here. >> Who's I right? Her or me? >> When someone keeps demanding to know who's right, they're usually already worried about the answer. >> I mean, you guys were both yelling at each other when we >> Who has the knife? Me or her? I asked for police report. Why don't you get police report? >> I already told you that we're going to have one documented. Okay. What else? I can't physically give you a copy of why it's state law. You're just supposed to give me a copy of there's no there's I can give you an incident. >> Now you're being irritated. >> I'm not being protocol. Is this where state protocol is? Okay. So, like I said, there's a foyer. Okay. Freedom of information. Okay. Once we generate the report and get everything going, you could foil this report. Okay. Then you could get the whole copy yourself. All right. So, that being said, clearly there's a conflict here, okay? We don't want to have to keep coming back out here or someone else. You know, >> you don't have to come back out here. She put it on. >> So, what's the solution? What's the solution for tonight? >> Uh, >> you came out here and that's just that. That's just that. She has a problem. That's just that. I have nowhere to go. Me or my child. And so, that's just that. What I'm not going to do is leave my child here with her when she had a knife. That's a problem. I hear you. >> So, she can stay in her little 50t or 25 ft away from me and I'll stay away from her. I'm here doing something productive. >> I'm not saying I'm not saying you're not awesome. Okay. So, >> you can we can switch off. >> You guys No, we're not going to play shop a cop. Okay. What we're going to do What we're going to do So, you're just being ridiculous. >> I'm not You're doing the same thing. >> No, I'm trying to talk to you. >> The volume never changes the facts. It just makes the collapse louder. >> I'm trying I'm trying to talk to you and and you're just kind of insulting me now for no reason for no reason. You just called me a puppet. >> That's what we're doing. So, awesome. >> So, she has We're not going to speak with her. Okay. Basically, she has she she has uh nowhere to go. Okay. But she said she's willing to not speak with her for the rest of the night. >> Okay. >> Yeah. She's gonna pull this card. So, >> I am going to pull that card. You don't want me to talk to your partner. You're both on. >> We're not We're not going to do a shopping copying. Okay. You already spoke with me about everything like that. Okay. >> Why can't I speak to your other officer? >> Because we're not going to do >> I'll talk to you. Can you talk to her? >> No. >> Well, I don't want to talk to her about what happened. >> She's a and I'm her mother. I do not want her speaking. >> I believe she saw something. >> I believe she did not. She's a She's my child. I'm her parent and guardian. I said no. >> Can you tell me what happened? >> I'm your parent and guardian. I said no. >> Oh, she's not in your head that she saw something. >> Pardon? >> She's not in your head that she saw something. >> She didn't tell you that. >> She snotted at me. >> No, she didn't. >> No, she did. >> No, she didn't. >> It's okay. >> So, you want to tell us what happened? >> This is where controls start slipping away. The only problem is everyone else can see it too. >> Your mom how many times? >> How often do your mother >> is what he's trying to ask you. >> Nope. I'm asking her how many times. >> Don't discipline her. >> So ask her the correct questions. Ask her doing that. Was it just one, two, three? >> Was grand as well? >> You're a liar. >> No. My hair. >> You're a liar. When you when you said you did on your head. >> Okay. Did you like fall back or anything like that? >> No. >> So when she her hair just so I understand. Okay. Was it like hey come here or was like a come here and she like kind of you. So my last question for you, ma'am. So I I know she said she you her hair. How hard did you hair? Just be honest with us. >> Not hard at all. >> Is there a reason either? >> Uh for talking back to me as I know and I come in as a parent. >> Okay. >> Admitting the reason out loud doesn't always make it sound better. So, I know you said you didn't wear her hair at all at all, but why do we have questions from you? >> Why do we have a whole question from you, please? >> No. Why do we have a whole strand of hair? >> Being very very very >> forceful. Here's a question. Why is her hair on the floor? Cuz usually, >> some evidence has a habit of showing up at the worst possible moment. >> You someone's hair is I want to say it's parent discipline. Like to someone's hair. >> I'm American and I'm braiding her hair. It slipped out. I'm braiding her hair. I'm Africaname and I'm braiding her hair. >> I understand that. But we're talking about this hair piece that's over here cuz there's hair being and the hair came out. >> I'm doing her hair and it slipped out. I'm braiding her hair and it slipped out. >> Apparent discipline thing. I don't think anything with would be like involved. >> Did she tell you that? >> Yes, she did. She did not tell you that. >> Yes, she did. >> No, she did. All right. >> This is the point where the argument ends and the consequences begin. up. >> Let me put on some shoes. >> Yeah, we'll put shoes on. Okay. Please. >> All right. Hold on a second. Okay. Where are the shoes at? >> Uh, in the room. >> Which room? >> Uh, in that room. >> In this room. >> Yes. >> Where uh, where in the room are the shoes? >> All right. Can I put on some underwear? >> Yeah, it's perfectly fine. Just Where are the shoes? >> My hands are hands. Let me put on some underwear. >> Where am I doing all this? >> I have no underwear on. Take me into custody. >> Well, I Sorry. You don't have under How are you supposed to put on underwear at this point? Cuz you're in custody >> with grabbing them and putting them on. You can do that with your hands behind your back and cuffs. >> Can you uncuff me so I can put them on? >> I'm not uncuffing. >> You're going to take me with no underwear on? Is your camera on? So So you're going to take me to jail with no underwear on as a male officer? That's That's your shoes. Okay, >> that's not It's cold outside, sir. Let Can I get my gym shoes? >> Where are the gym shoes? And what shoes are they >> are those condos right there going in here? >> Flip the lights so I can see. >> Is it working? >> I can show your flashlight, sir. Where in here are the shoes? >> He's He's asking me a question. >> Okay. >> I didn't ask you to come in here. I'm saying >> I'm trying to show you right THERE IN THE CORNER. YOU'RE NOT looking with your flashlight. >> These black ones. >> Step back out. I'm going to grab the black ones for you, >> mother. >> Oh, I DON'T CARE. I'LL GET RIGHT OUT. SORRY, >> I showing you the camera. >> I just put the [ __ ] Put the shoes on the ground for shoes. Don't run around. What about a jacket? Am I not allowed a jacket? >> I'll pull my car up here. >> I don't want no excuse. >> I can't put that on. My hands are covered. >> That's why I'm going to put it right here. >> Your idea? >> You can leave that in the pocket with the ID. Everything else you going to take out the pockets. >> Tori, put the shoe on me. We'll get her in your car and then this one. >> Say what? >> I didn't say anything. >> Okay. >> I have a a device in my V area that's a federal device. Even now, reality is taking a backseat to whatever story sounds more convincing in the moment. >> That's fine. >> It's a 9/11 call. >> It's a what? >> It's a 911 Paul. >> What does that mean? >> It's a a device federal agents are watching. So, just to let you know. >> Sound like a firearm or anything? It's like what device? >> Uh, it's a it's a guard for 911. We have do are you familiar with the 911 second city thing or New York or anything like that? >> No. Seems like a city. >> What is it? >> It's a cigar. Um >> cigar. >> Yes. It's for 9/11. It was entered in uh from the city of Chicago. Okay. >> I don't know if it'll beep or anything like that, but it's in my vaginal area. >> Is that something you're able to take out? >> No. No, >> it's from JB Christmas. >> Like this thing to make sure. >> If not, that's fine. We're doing The accused was arrested and charged with battery after admitting to her daughter and allegedly her hair during the domestic dispute. Moving on to the next case. What started as a routine search for a runaway child quickly turned into something far more serious as officers located the young girl and began asking simple questions, they uncovered allegations that painted a very different picture of what life was like behind closed doors. >> Tell me a little more of what happened cuz I'm just getting here. >> Um at like 8 or it was actually about 8:15 this morning. >> Okay. >> She got up out of her bed like she just woke up for the day. >> She was like I'm I have to go to the bathroom. I saw her walk into the restroom and then I started changing her sister's diaper so I wasn't like paying too much attention. I heard her not in the bathroom anymore. So I looked and I was like Luna and she wasn't in her room and that's when I heard her by the back door and then I was like and then I walked over to see her and as I was walking over there she was opening the back door to emotional processing disorder and she's had it like basically since she was about this size. >> Okay. She's always had a thing with like running away or like hoarding things. >> Where does she usually go to >> the That's That's where why we're baffled right now because like she always goes to the same places like always. Which is the neighbor's house right here. >> Which which one? Which neighbor's house? >> This. >> Did you tell any officer this? >> We've shown all the offices. Every single one. That house right there with the pink tree in the middle. >> Okay. Have you talked to them? Um well, normally I see the neighbor in the front yard this morning since this happened, >> but I don't think they're home today. >> Okay. >> I didn't see the truck in the yard um of the husband that I know he usually has a truck. >> So, where did you last see her >> while down here on Flagler? Like cuz when she ran 29th Street between Flagler and >> you know the baby and stuff. >> Sure. >> So, I followed her as far as I could and I saw her. She not this light and she went to like the next street and then she usually comes back around and she'll like hang out in this neighbor's yard and like hide in the trees. The one with the >> I'll take I'm going to check your house again. Is that okay? >> Are you okay? >> Hi buddy. You okay if I go take a look for your [ __ ] >> Yes. >> Thanks. >> Um actually, >> are you locked out now? >> Alvis, did you lock the door, sweetie? >> No, I went in. >> River, you locked the door. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um, >> I'm gonna go take a a walk. Okay. Hi there. I'm looking for a little girl, Luna. I was told she likes to hang out over here. >> She gone again? >> Yeah. Have you seen her this morning? >> I haven't. >> All right. Well, if you do, can you call 911? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Where does she Does she usually come right inside your house? >> No. >> Oh, you did? Okay. Mom said she hangs out here. So, >> no, she don't hang out here. >> Okay. >> That's first time called 911 when she came here. Did she knock on the door last time or just come in? >> She She was right there. I was on the um porch. >> Okay. So, she was just standing outside. Yeah. >> All right. I'm going to just walk. Hi there. >> They let her run around too much. >> All right. Well, we're going to try and find her. We got a lot of people out now. If you see her, call 911. Okay. >> I sure will. Oh my god. >> Okay. Hold on. We got her. Uh if you come east towards point, >> probably this one. Excellent. >> Nice job, guys. screwed up. Thank god. >> You okay, sweetheart? >> What grade are you in, honey? >> Third grade. >> Third grade. Okay. You're >> such a pretty girl. >> You are. Why were you hiding from us? >> Cuz I just always have to go back home and I don't like it. >> You don't like it at home? Okay. >> A child running away is one problem. A child believing home is the problem is another. >> Okay. Well, where >> I want to be with grandpa. >> Where does your grandparents live? My grandma lives in Connecticut cuz mommy and daddy say she's just mean when she's not and they and they never let us go there. >> Okay. >> How are your mom and dad mean to you? What do they do that's mean? >> They do small food and do so much and and and hard. >> Okay. >> Here's some water, baby. Drink a little water. Okay. >> They say it's so hard. They just say, "Do it or you don't get your meals." And then they lock me in my room and I and they lock the door. >> Okay. >> You don't like it over there where you live? >> Why not? >> Mommy's always being bossy and telling me to brush my teeth again and again. And they make me do that. And the door is always locked in closer with my clothes on. They put you in the shower with your clothes on. >> Yes. >> I don't know. Why? >> I don't know why. >> When was the last time you ate? When was the last time you had dinner or breakfast? >> I didn't have breakfast. >> You didn't have breakfast today? No. >> Yesterday I had dinner. >> So, the last time you you ate was dinner last night. >> And your belly is still hungry, huh? We're going to get you some food. And how many nuggets do you think you're going to eat? Do you think you can eat like five? >> I think she can eat like 10. >> What? How about 15? Could you eat 15 nuggets? Yeah, but I we stop at that. >> But then you wouldn't be you wouldn't have room for cookies. >> You got to save room for cookies, >> you know. >> Can you eat 15 nuggets and a cookie? >> Oh, your belly would have hurt. >> Well, 14 nuggets and a cookie. >> I don't know if they already came and talked to you yet. >> No, >> nobody. Yeah, they they already found her. >> No. Yet. Where >> they did? Uh down there. 36th Street. >> Okay. >> Not too far from here. Down the street. But this is automatically like a DCF call. So, under our policy, is it okay if I look through the house real quick? >> Okay. What are you looking for? >> No, we just got to look just to make sure everything's okay with the other kids. >> Okay. Well, that's what I'm saying. Like, do you need to look to see if they have like a bed? Do you need to food? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Luna said she was hungry, so we got an officer going to get her some uh food. >> No, we have food at home. That's that's that's a that's a symptom of her disorder. She will lie and say we have not fed her. She will say she's hungry. She will say whatever. Like she we have food. And like >> the defense arrives fast. When the explanation starts stacking up this early, people tend to be fighting more than one accusation. >> The thing is she has food allergies. Like she's severely allergic to dairy. Like she cannot eat any kind of goat or cow or like any kind of >> chicken nuggets. >> No, she cannot. She cannot. Absolutely not. >> All right. Why? You cannot because there are ingredients into them. Like number one, number one, we're vegan and we're vegan because she is allergic to dairy. And even if we weren't vegan, like those chicken nuggets have milk powder in the dairy. >> Okay. >> Like >> So what does she eat normally? >> Everything. Like literally, we give her nuggets. They're just like gluten-free vegan nuggets. Like we had like we literally she she ran away before she could have her breakfast this morning. We were literally in the middle of making her an oatmeal. So, what's up with Elelliana? What? Like, >> what's going on? >> I guess she told everybody that she was hungry and like they're trying to give her chicken nuggets or something, but we have >> No, we won't give her chicken nuggets. If she's allergic to it, we're not going to do that. >> And like the McDonald's French fries have like literal like milk and like meat powder in them. Like, we can't. Wendy's fries are like literally the only thing, but like she doesn't need fries because like she has wholesome food at home like >> Okay. Luna is allergic to dairy and vegan, so she can't have any type of chicken nuggets or fries. >> Gotcha. She's good with orange juice, though. >> With orange juice. Yeah. But like we literally have like she has a smoothie at home with orange juice in it. Like we have like like the other officer saw, we have like a literal fridge overflowing with food. We have like mashed potatoes already made for dinner. Like we literally have food. >> Well, we've got DCF coming out. That's our protocol with everything going on. If you want to walk back with the officer. Oh, I would much rather be where I can see her. >> Okay, you can stay here right now. >> Your husband is a chef, right? >> Yeah, exactly. We have food. He's a professional chef. We have food. >> Where's he at? Where does he work? >> He's working right now out of town. So, that's why this is going on probably. I think she's upset that her dad went out of town. She's This is the first time happening. >> I am very old. I'm older than your mom and dad. >> Hey, bro. Would you like eat it, man? On your own. >> Here you go, Luna. >> Jeez, bro. I don't know. They just said I can go see Luna, but I can't bring the baby over there. And like they wanted to hold the baby, but I said no. Like I'm not comfortable with anybody holding the baby. >> Archer. Archer. >> She just wants to see her real quick. >> Are you okay? Where are your shoes? You weren't wearing shoes. >> Would you like a hug? >> No, thank you. What's been going on? Do you want to talk to Daddy? Daddy's been on the phone. We've been very worried about you. Anna, we need to make sure you're safe. Mommy has been very, very worried about you. Can you talk to mommy and explain what's been going on? Baby, you've been missing. It's been more than 3 hours since you ran out. You ran out without having breakfast or even saying good morning to mommy. You just went to the bathroom and went out the back door. Daddy, she can hear you and everybody else can hear you, too. >> Okay, listen, Eliana. It is time to I don't know what you've told the police, but it is time to tell the truth. Okay. >> This is where the narrative stops being controlled. Once multiple versions collide, somebody's credibility is about to lose. >> It is time to tell the truth because every time that you've told to the police before, you've said something other than the truth. And I don't know what you've said so far, but it is time to tell the truth if you haven't already. Okay. >> What can I say? I think he's trying to make sure that you're safe because dad is worried. Mom, can we talk to you for a second? Over here. >> Right over here. We're going to just talk to you. >> I don't know what's going on. They're saying you can't talk to her. >> You're not in any trouble, honey. >> You're not in any trouble. >> I know what will happen if you leave the house. >> What? What happened? >> Mom's just going to lock me in. >> She's going to lock in your room? >> Yes. And >> why will she lock in your room? >> Cuz cuz she doesn't want me to tell people that I'm hungry. The moment consequences become real, every excuse suddenly feels incomplete. >> Listen, you're going to be placed under arrest. Okay. >> What? >> No. No. My baby. >> You okay? >> My baby. >> My baby. >> Hold on a second, ma'am. Okay. The >> My baby. >> The kids are okay. >> My baby. >> Don't scream. Don't scream. That's going to make it worse for them. Okay. >> Don't scream. Don't scream. >> You don't want to UPSET THEM. >> MY BABY. ALL RIGHT, have a seat in the car. Come on, MAN. >> PLEASE WAIT UNTIL THEIR DAD GETS HERE. PLEASE. >> They're okay, man. >> They're okay. DAD GETS HERE. SLIDE. >> SLIDE. SLIDE your legs in, PLEASE. >> MY BABY. >> Slide your legs in. >> No. She needs her. They're >> okay. >> They're okay. They're okay. >> My baby. >> They're okay, MA'AM. >> NO, SHE'S NOT OKAY. MY BABY. >> They're with us. They're okay. >> In the house, she's bossy and and doesn't act like a great mother. >> Okay. And I think she just thinks I'm allergic because at grandma's house, grandma feeds us good and once in a while she gives us some nonvegan stuff. But I never but none of us ever get sick. She just thinks that because once when I was a baby, I got sick. But I was a baby then. >> My baby. >> All right, we'll bring them up to the station. Thank you. Yeah. >> Well, all we want is for you to be happy and your brothers and sisters to be happy and for you guys to be taken care of and have food and everything you need. >> Take a deep breath. I know you're stressed out. Obviously, this is a stressful situation. >> Baby, >> but what is it exactly that the baby needs from the house? >> Everything. She's frightened. >> Everything that doesn't answer my question. So, we're either going to go to the station or if there's a specific item, you just mentioned formula. Yeah. She doesn't have formula or diapers or anything like >> Okay. And you have all that inside the house? >> Yes. >> And you're willing to allow us to go inside the house and get those things? >> What do you mean? >> Ma'am, that's a yes or no question. >> Hold the baby strangers. >> Listen to what I'm saying. >> Doesn't understand. >> Ma'am, you're willing to allow us to go inside the house and get those items? >> Well, if we go home quickly, there's food in the fridge and I could bring >> What kind of food is in the fridge? I don't know, but I know there's stuff in the fridge. Mommy and daddy get food, but they don't give it to us. They eat it themselves. >> Nothing exposes a situation faster than a child describing what adults wish stayed private. >> Hello, sir. I'm Lieutenant Wigs. How can I help you? >> I'm here to pick up my kids. >> Okay. Um, your kids are upstairs. They're safe. Everybody's good. >> We will be the officer that's handling the case. We'll be down shortly to talk to you. >> Okay. >> And let you know what's going on. Okay. >> All right. So, but it may be a little bit cuz they're in an interview right now. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, I just ask if you could have a little patience with us. >> All right. >> Okay. Once they're done talking with who they need to talk to, they'll come down and talk to you as well. >> Okay. >> All righty. I left early this morning like at 4 4:30 this morning and then around 8 something Nikki called me and told me that ran away. >> Oh yeah. >> Which she's done before. Our social worker actually was about to close her she told me that she was about to close her case on Monday and she had a GPS tracker for us for Kuna because she has a habit of running away. And so you know we were betting on that and then this happened. I don't know, you know, what >> Yeah. >> what else happened while I wasn't there, but I know that, you know, my daughter has a habit of saying that, you know, she's she's hungry and that she doesn't eat anything. But, you know, you not you guys in particular, but what West Palm Beach Police DCF has all been to our house. You know, they've seen our fridge. They've gone through our house and see that we have everything our children need. >> Sometimes the hardest thing to defend is a pattern that keeps repeating. Um, but our children had been in DCF care before when they were 2 years, you know, when Elelliana, the one that runs away, um, she was taken away from us at 2 and 1/2 years old and she was in foster care for 2 years and so she's got a lot of emotional things going on that she doesn't know how to deal with and we're still learning how to deal with, too. >> All right. Sorry for the delay. You're just going to have to hang tight for a few. Thanks. The mother was charged with child after her daughter's statements and the subsequent investigation raised concerns about the children's care and living conditions. Moving on to the next case where a couple made a decision so reckless that it left a six-month-old child completely dependent on chance. What they likely viewed as a quick stop turned into a situation that caught the attention of concerned bystanders. And from that moment on, this was never going to end quietly. Not only that, but that's unless >> So, we just got to >> smash the windows and make sure the kids okay, >> really close. >> It's been running the whole time >> and no one's venting. >> Nobody's come out to the vehicle. >> Well, the guy in >> He did. He came out and like looked in or something. >> Yeah, he came out. >> Older white male, >> huh? >> Older white male. >> Yeah, I think he had a hat on. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Like the DJ? >> Yes. Can you just um mention in there that you when somebody came out and looked about what time and then >> put down 10:16 that's when we saw >> I mean that's irresponsible I mean, weren't you? >> And just to confirm, it was already here when you guys got here. >> Yes, it was. >> Okay. >> The most dangerous mistakes are the ones people casually justified to themselves. >> So, who knows how long? >> Who knows how long to be so dirty, bro? >> Bro, it was not my fault they said it was. >> Why would you think that's Rick Stal? Why would Rick Stall, >> believe it or not, he does. He does come out with us. >> How old is he? >> I don't know. >> Probably like 50. >> No, he's like 70 something. >> Um, do you mind raising your right hand for me? >> Okay. Do you swear affirm the statement to be the truth to the best of your knowledge? >> Yes. >> All right. I appreciate it. Um, and then that's a good cell phone number for you just in case we need anything else. >> I appreciate it. >> Of course. You guys have a great night. Thank you so much. >> Yeah, go ahead. >> So, >> uh, those are >> vampels, correct? >> So, we can switch them out completely. >> Okay. >> I will talk to you in a moment about >> Yeah, either or. It's probably better. >> We're going to swap out the cups for you real quick. Okay. >> I need more real suspect or something. Am I really? >> Why are you so mad at me? >> I'm not. You're not listening to directions. >> While we are conducting an investigation, >> sorry for that, but I'm a little bit tired cuz I was sitting there. She came in to get me. As I'm paying a tab, your officer walks in and says, "Tom Finnegan?" I said, "Yes, come with me." I asked her once when she came in as I was paying my tab, "Go check him in the car." And I >> Well, those are yours. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. You're welcome. >> What all did you talk to? >> What? What all did she want to say? >> She's saying it's not his fault. Like he's been here drinking for several hours and she came up here to check on him and to pick him up and then she said she went inside to pee, but >> um we know she's at the bar drinking because I >> Yep. Um but she saying it's all her fault. >> When everyone starts rushing to absorb the blame, it's usually because they already know how bad this looks. Wait a second. I have a bad idea. >> Oh, thank >> Yeah. >> What did they say inside? Anything? >> Yeah, same thing. Okay, he's been here for a lot longer and she recently came up here, but she was drinking. They both have been before. Huh? >> I'm just going to read you something, okay? And then, like I said, we can discuss the situation, okay? >> I didn't want to discuss it until I read this. Okay? >> So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and won't be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you are being questioned. You cannot afford to hire a lawyer won't be appointed to represent you before any questioning. If you wish, you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand these rights as I've explained them to you? >> Yeah. >> With these rights in mind, are you willing to answer my questions now? >> Okay. So, how how did we get to where we're at right now where there is both of you inside of a bar? >> Because >> there's a child in the car. >> Yeah. Uh this uh bar is like before I even get pregnant, it's already I was known with everyone like say hi first before I leave. And then I asked him if he's ready. He's trying to pay his uh bill, you know, the paper. Yeah. Tab. Yeah. He's trying to pay that and we will leave. I think they were ready. >> So, I went to pee and then leave me my phone in the same where he's sitting at. And then I just run here because the baby is alone. Yeah. So, I was going to grab it back just to make sure he's okay. >> So, why is the baby alone in the car? >> This is the point where convenience gets dressed up as an excuse. >> Because I couldn't bring him with me inside because it's smoking bar. It's a bar in general, >> right? The smoking bar >> where here does not belong, >> right? I just had to pay so bad like and I have to get cash from him if he's not ready to go home yet. >> So, when did you guys get here? >> Like maybe 10 minutes when you guys are out here. Like I said, he was paying his tub, maybe getting ready to go and we go. >> Well, >> cuz I I did. It's my fault. I let him go out by himself. Yeah, cuz he had maybe a bad day like everybody does. >> At any point, did he come out to check on the channel? >> Yeah, one time >> in between >> him. No, me. Are you talking about me or him? >> No, he's there cuz I'm responsible cuz I just wanted to see if he has cash. If not, and he's not ready to go, we'll go. But he was paying the top already. So, we will go. Even if have to follow us or we follow him, it didn't matter. >> Yeah. >> So, were you coming here to pick him up? So yeah, just go out because he's eating and he's crying a lot at home. >> Yeah, I'm just >> Thank you. >> I was just seebody that'll talk. He's adorable. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> So, is there anybody who's going to be willing to talk to me about what? about uh Mr. Finnegan, how long they've been here. >> I mean, she just got here. >> Literally, we just got here to pick him up. >> I honestly >> She walked in the door. I walked outside. She said my turn table gear would take about 10 minutes and I had just set up having too many problems. I had to stop. She might have been here 5 minutes. >> Yeah. Like that's that's her one and only shot. She didn't even sit like swear to God. >> Like legit. For real. >> Who's that you're talking about? >> The police. >> Oh, okay. Is he DCF there? >> No. >> DCF will be >> he called and he's on the list to pick up the child. >> Him and his wife are the god parents. >> Uh this is Tom. >> We'll get No, we'll get that figured out. >> It's kind of >> Yeah, I mean they're they're on standby. They're close by to come pick their uh gods. However, >> I know you can't leave a child in the car. >> Hear me out. Hear me out. At no point with the vehicle easing the ignition. >> I know the doors unlocked. >> I understand where you're coming from. And with two people walking by, I watched them walk by the car twice. >> They walked by, they went out to the curb, they came back in, and then they walked out. stopping them from those two people walking by. Particularly wanted to take a >> take the child. >> The defense collapses under the weight of a single question. What if >> child? >> That's why I was looking. >> Yeah, but what are you going to do from there? >> At that point, she could have been in the car waiting for me. >> One of you, you're both parents. You're both parents. You're both responsible for that child's safety. >> A six-month-old 100% correct. Mike's going to freak without be there. >> Well, Tommy or Lisa or whoever he's with, he's going to freak out. >> Okay. >> Excuse me. >> Tom is on his way. >> Tommy War is on his way. >> Also, side note, is that how you guys keep the car seat? >> No, it's usually it's No, it's usually turned around, locked in. >> Okay. Has to be rear facing. That wouldn't protect him at all. >> I'll explain that. >> Yes. >> Uh we we have to contact DCF. We're going to let DCF know what's going on. We're going to let them know where the child's at >> so DCF can come and check on the child and do their job. >> Okay. >> Okay. Uh the vehicle, we we don't need anything with the vehicle, so we'll leave it. Uh >> I have my license. >> You What's that? >> My license. Okay. Where at? >> Uh the U. >> Yeah. Sorry. >> And like we explained to him, obviously you drive this vehicle, right? So you knew that the keys were in the ignition and that the vehicle was unlocked when you left it, right? >> Yeah. And it's all thing because it's hot. Yeah. >> Okay. But you understand that anybody could jump in that vehicle and drive away with it with the child or grab the child or do any kind of things. >> Yes. I need a citation, too. >> Mhm. >> I got your phone right here. >> Yeah, my phone is over. >> It's in the bar. >> Yeah, cuz I was waiting for him by the cabin. >> Oh, yeah. >> So, you left your phone in there to come out and check on the child. >> Yeah, cuz I had to pee. Every explanation creates a new problem. Every excuse exposes another bad decision. >> Instead of bringing your phone back with you to I I wasn't thinking about my phone, so I had to I had to pee under. >> Yeah. I had to >> and he said he was ready to go. I'm like, "Okay." >> Well, then you could have said, "Okay, I'll wait for you in the car." >> Yeah. That's why I come out. >> You left your phone in there, >> right? And I didn't think about my phone. She said she also left her phone at the bar. >> I got it. >> Okay. Awesome. >> Cuz I normally just leave it in the car >> and I do not bring any pockets. >> Um male female. They have no cars. >> Maybe. >> Um, who's your coworker friend? 1405 with the motorcycle. He's the owner. >> Does he? Well, is he on a motorcycle? >> No, >> that's Glenn. He's the owner here. >> Okay. Yeah, >> he's okay. He was just in an accident, but he's okay. >> Oh, God. >> I think you got to be kidding me. >> He's okay. He's just got a scrape on his arm. >> Scrape. >> Your friend here wanted Tom coming. >> Yes, Tom is coming here. Um, I don't know if he stopped or >> Glenn was just in an accident. >> Glen, >> he dropped his bike. >> He's okay. We'll help you get in there as comfortable as possible. >> This is like it Friday the 13th. Is he >> just leaving other house? >> Hi. >> Oh, I don't think I can sleep without you. I know I can't. >> I'm so sorry, baby. This is where the situation stops being a misunderstanding and becomes a consequence. >> I know. Why you crying? Did you know what's going on? No, it's not you. Mommy just want to take you out. >> It's okay. Tell me to stay with mommy. Come back. >> Very sweet baby. >> Yeah. Baby, where's our baby? >> Baby boy. >> Baby boy. >> We have to tell him how to make the milk. smiles and he was good out. Like I said, he's got black coats now. He's 6 months. He can't teeth. >> Okay. >> I just I just want to make sure he had a way of getting into the house so he can get my keys. My keys on my in my car. It's in the uh you push the middle of the console and it flops up like an ashtray piece right there. >> Okay. In the in the center console. >> Okay. I'll grab those and can get those >> and then the keys here. Do you want us to steal them to the bar? >> Keys for her car? >> Yeah, for her car. >> Tommy's truck and the seat secured and everything else. Lock it up. Leave the keys here. I don't care. >> Okay. >> I mean, I don't care about >> You don't want Tom just take the keys? >> No, he's taking his keys to his car. >> Tom Tomy's going to take my keys out of my car to get in my house. >> He can just take the keys to the car. >> He can if that's Yeah. Do you have your ID? >> It's in my wallet. >> It's in my wallet. My >> No, no, it's in the It's in the trunk. >> And then >> But first >> Oh, is that in my belly band? >> Yeah, >> that's like Oh, wait. I'm not going to attack you. I'm not going to >> um Where I didn't even know if somebody put it on there. >> No, it Yeah, >> I don't have any. little device for right now. Um but first >> my wallet um my keys and my phone and will be where in morning during arraignment >> jail they will hold your property >> to hold it. Okay. Yeah. >> Just don't leave it on the road to the car. Please. >> No. >> All right. Thank you. >> L They're taking me away. Tommy's here. >> She's coming. >> Just let Tommy deal with it. They're giving Tommy the keys to the house. >> It is what it is. Which one is yours? >> The one on in your left hand. >> The bigger one. Gotcha. I'll just grab both. >> Makes more sense. >> Freak out. Um I'm just I'm for Whatever works >> and we'll be all right. >> And then at the earrings they'll take out at the jail. What kind of necklace are you wearing? Okay. >> All right. I'm going to add this with her property just cuz I'm >> Okay, I'll grab another one. >> Okay. Look, how you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> I'm having a better night, actually. >> Clarice Finnegan and Norman Finnegan Jr. were charged with child child and failure to properly secure a in a vehicle.