Stop. You're going to break my arm. [screaming] STOP PUSHING ME AGAINST THE DOOR. GET OFF OF [screaming] ME. >> I'M BEING PLACED UNDER arrest for domestic violence. >> Wait, what? Nick, I never touched you. >> No, no, no, no. My son's in there by himself. >> Get the off of me, bro. >> Close the door. >> Close the door. >> Get off OF ME. >> GET OFF OF ME. [screaming] >> Relationships aren't always sunshine and rainbows. as arguments and disagreements are bound to occur. That said, there are healthy and unhealthy ways to argue with your boyfriend. And when women take things too far, we see what happens when cops confront psycho exes after 911 calls from their boyfriends. On May 19th, 2023, police officers were dispatched to a hotel following reports of a domestic dispute between ex couples. When officers arrived on the scene, they encountered a man in distress standing outside his hotel room. >> We can talk to you here for a second. It's okay. Want to tell what happened? >> Me and my girlfriend got in argument and she's going to call y'all saying that I I hit her son. Okay. >> But I didn't touch that girl. I just walking off. >> Yeah. This this [ __ ] every time police get involved, bro. Always fear to calm down. We should find out what happened. Listen, we're not here. >> Did you guys hear us when you're going to jail, bro? >> If it was a fe That's not true. >> This the law. This the law. >> That's not true, man. That's not true. >> I don't know why you touch. What's your name? >> Johan. >> All right, Johan. Just try to relax. All right. Try to relax. We just here to talk to you. Once we find out what's going on, >> my my girlfriend, my ex, she's mad because I can't keep afforded hotels. I can't keep affording it there. I'm not going to keep afford. How long y'all been together? >> For like a whole year, two. >> Okay. So, >> so now she's about to go to her mall house, but her mom want $60 till Monday. I don't got that right now to get to you. So, she woke up on some [ __ ] >> Yes, she woke up on some [ __ ] man. >> The man stated that he and his ex-girlfriend had gotten into a heated argument which resulted in her throwing his belongings out of their hotel room. He denied hitting her but admitted to restraining her when she became physically aggressive. To get to the bottom of things, the officer spoke to his ex, Nyla. >> I told her, "My mama going to want money. He's talking about giving her $40 for a ride and this and that. Like he's laughing in my face like it's funny. So then when I was like, "Okay, then I'mma just do this and do that. Find me somewhere to go." So then he just sitting there like, you know, he's a maleifator. That's what he is. He's really very controlling. So I pushed him. So that's when he's going to um put like, you know how they put their hands on you, but they not going to use their whole strength, but they going to do it. So when he hit me, he did this, but it went away. No, this his third time doing that. You trying to make it a habit where I don't call the police? I'm not doing that. So, I'mma call the police. I don't care if you got a charge or not. That's why he really crying. >> Although Nyla said her ex was faking aggression, she told the officers she never feared for her safety, let alone her life. Essentially, she said she called the police on her ex because she felt that his behavior was out of bounds, but not criminal. >> What she saying? >> She's saying that uh pretty much same thing over finances. Huh. >> Um, they wanted her to stay with her mom, but her mom saying that she pushed him and then he like kind of like >> didn't intentionally like she asked her. She's in fear. She feel like he's trying to hurt her. She like, "No, just kind of like extend his hand." >> Just just like distance. Okay. >> So, um, but she's like she wanted to call it become a habit where he felt like, you know, go back and forth. >> But she's saying that he kind of hit her or >> Yeah. He was saying he's kind of like but he was going to feel like he forced behind his trying >> just like yesterday take pictures of her up as a battery. >> Yeah. As neither claimed the other was physically violent, the officers provided them with some resources and sent them on their way. However, it wasn't long before the two got into another argument, resulting in the police being called back to the scene. >> What's going on? What happened? >> She not letting me go. She let me leave. This is my little brother. >> Okay. One second. One second. One second. >> They came to get me. I was telling you about >> Who came to get you? >> My brother. >> What the problem, man? >> They came to get They come to get me. Not let nobody leave. >> One second. One second. One second. >> He did not touch her. >> She's not letting him. I'm trying to get my little brother. I came to get my little brother. She's not letting him go. >> Okay. >> He need to give me my money so I can go to my sister. >> Why are your hands on him? >> Put her in cuffs. Put her in cuffs. You're pissing me off. Put her in cuffs. Do not do not do not >> I don't want her in jail or not. I just want to go. >> I know she's going to jail, but I don't like the way she's going. >> Yeah. I don't want her to get away. We I'm leaving now. We could go a separate way. >> Okay. >> She don't need to go to jail, though. We got both. >> Stop walking away. >> What is your deal? >> You're not going to tell. >> At that point, Nyla was just being detained while the officers figured out what was going on. To get to the bottom of things, they placed her in the back of their cruiser away from witnesses and began to question her. But she wasn't in the mood to cooperate. Just stand up for me. It's okay. Stand up for me. Don't go flexing on me. Don't be silly. Well, I want you Do you have something on your >> No, I don't have it. But I don't want to stand up. I'm tired. I want to sit down. >> I don't have nothing. >> Stop it. >> I'm tired. I want to sit here. >> Okay, we're adults. Okay, we're not a baby. >> Let me go. >> I don't have anything. >> Relax. >> I'm aggravated. So get off me. >> What is your deal? What is your deal? >> Stop. What is your deal? >> Stop. >> Listen, you're a going to jail. You want to go to jail? >> Do you want to go to jail? >> You don't get a say in the matter. >> Put your feet in. That's fine. I don't care. Put Put your feet in. >> Put your feet in. >> Whatever her problem was, she was just making things worse for herself. With Nyla secured in the back of the police cruiser, the officer spoke to her ex, asking him to shed some light on the situation. >> What? What happened? >> She owned the $60. Remember we were just talking about? Okay. I don't got it on on me. Feel me? >> Okay. >> And she um she didn't want she didn't want me to leave without the $60. >> I do not want her to jail off. She don't got no way out. >> But listen, I don't I don't care. >> I want to leave now. I'm leaving now. >> But what happened though? Why Why are you all sweaty? Why? >> I came and she she didn't want I was trying She kept holding him and the chain was cutting his >> cutting my neck. The chain was cutting his neck. That's why he got all the red marks. >> Where's your chain at now? I >> I put it in the car. >> We took it in the car. >> So, you're trying to leave and she wants money that you don't have. >> She's not letting you leave and so she's grabbing on. >> My mom called me an Uber over here and I came to get my little brother. We could leave now. We ready. I'm ready. >> You just didn't let him go. That's it. >> But she could just go to wherever she was going. I just don't got the $60 for her. That's it. >> That's it. >> I got $60 to give. >> I give it back to back to me. >> No. Don't give her money. No. [ __ ] No. No. She doesn't get money. No. You don't get to act like that and then get your way. >> Good move. Telling the boys not to give Nyla the $60. She needed to learn the hard way that her actions had consequences and that physical aggression does not earn her any rewards. Next, the officers examine the man's injuries around his neck. Let >> me see your neck. He was trying to leave and she wouldn't let him leave because she wanted money that he doesn't have. So, she Let me see your neck. It's just it was the chain when she was grabbing the chain. But she didn't really leave. Oh, I'm leaving. She go where she got to go. >> My hands are kind of tied here. Yes, sir. >> Okay. You guys have been dating for like over a year. Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> She's It is the second time I've been here now in the last 20 minutes or so. >> Okay. Your neck's all up. Okay. >> I can just give him give him another chance. >> Here's the deal. Officer, >> here's the deal. Okay. You said you don't want to press charges. Okay. I appreciate that. But state of Florida, if there's injuries, someone more than likely gonna go to jail. Okay. >> I probably did that myself. >> No, >> I was going on my chain, too. >> Listen, man. I appreciate what you're doing. Okay. But at the end of the day, is this is this somebody you who you want to be with, bro? >> No. >> Yeah, she's a cute girl. Whatever. That's fine. But, dude, come on, man. All right. Although the man didn't want Nyla to be arrested, the state of Florida has the right to press charges regardless of whether the victim wants to or not. Nyla was already in a bad mood. And when the officers piled on even more bad news, she quickly spiraled out of control. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Chill. Just chill. GET ME OUT. GET ME OUT. >> STOP. GET ME OUT. [screaming] >> Get me out. >> WE'RE GOING TO HOBBLE YOU UP NOW. >> GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. GET THE [ __ ] OFF OF ME, BRO. Get off of me. GET THE OFF OF ME, BRO. >> WATCH THE DOOR. WATCH THE DOOR. CLOSE the door. CLOSE THE DOOR. >> GET OFF of me. >> GET OFF OF ME. [screaming] >> OKAY, YOU NEED TO STOP. GET the >> over. Get off of me. [screaming] >> Get the baby. >> We're going to help you now. Okay. >> Get off of me. >> Help you out. >> Got the door. >> Oh, yes. [screaming] >> My hands hurt. >> My hands hurt. >> Try relax. Okay. >> No. I don't want to go, bro. No, >> you got to GO IN THERE. >> NO, I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> It was obvious that she wasn't too happy about being hobbled, but she had no one to blame but herself. If she had taken her ex's advice and calmed down, she wouldn't be facing an additional charge with resisting. With her extra secured in the back of the police cruiser, the officers transported her to jail. >> All right, just relax. I'm going to be in jail tonight. >> I will. Listen, I'm going to walk. >> I'M GOING TO BE IN JAIL TONIGHT. CAN YOU JUST BE HONEST, BRO? >> I WILL EXPLAIN TO YOU. You will, but the faster you get to, the faster you get out. Okay? Just relax. Okay? [snorts] Just relax. Just behave for me and listen. I'm going to work with you. Just relax. Okay? >> We going right here. Just >> tell me what's going to happen to you. >> I'm going to explain to you as you get through it. Trust me. >> Okay. >> Try to relax. I'm going to explain everything to you. in jail. >> Hope you're all just relax. >> I need a ball. What's going to happen to me? This is my first time. >> I will walk you through. Send your cuffs out. Send the cuffs out. I'LL BE HAPPY. >> NO, I'M NOT TALKING to me, bro. This >> You got to stop at the theatric though. >> I'm already picking my everything. Stop. >> Can you tell ME WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN? >> YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. What else? What else more do you want to know? >> YOU'RE TELLING ME I'M going to be here forever? I don't >> forever. Hopefully, Nyla would use her night in jail to reflect on her actions and come to understand that violence and aggression are never an acceptable way to get what you want. On November 5th, 2024, Ohio police officers responded to a nursing home following reports that an elderly man, Daryl, had woken up to find his ex-girlfriend rumaging through his pockets in an attempt to steal his food stamp card. According to reports, when he attempted to stop her, she allegedly became aggressive, pulling the oxygen tube from his nose. Yeah. >> Akan police. >> Are you going to change your number? >> I change your number. Yeah. >> Hey, is this Daryl? >> Daryl, what happened? >> Come in there and rob me. >> She robbed you? >> Yeah. I was coming out my corner. She >> I'm going to come downstairs. >> She She had blood in my pocket when I get in my house. >> I'm going to be downstairs right now. >> She's your ex-girlfriend? >> Yeah. >> Okay. She has this corner store. I'm going to go try to get his wallet and stuff. She just broke his new phone, too. I'm going to go >> where you come back. >> Stay right here, >> Daryl. >> Yeah. Ask does he need? >> He um I disconnect his object. It was unconnected. She >> She always do it. She >> He keep letting her back. She keep stealing from him. I keep having to get cars replaced for him. >> I don't know. Okay. >> She was his girlfriend. Then it was her friend. She not supposed to be in this building at all. Be from the building. >> What corner store is she at? >> Sam's down the street. >> One of the officers stayed behind with Daryl while his partner went to Sam's corner store to look for his ex, Priscilla. According to Daryl, not only did she steal his food stamp card, but she also stole his wallet and broke his phone in the process. Thankfully, it wasn't long before the officer caught up with her. >> Come over here for a second. All right. Can you talk to >> Yeah. >> All right. Right here. Okay. >> What's going on here? >> Baby, listen. I've been dealing with that man for 30 years. Okay. She got him. She don't come in there and clean your to see the house. Okay. I've never sold, stole anything from him. He sent me down here to get him some trash bags. >> Do you mind putting that cigarette for me real quick? Oh, >> okay. >> I I can't stand the smoke. >> Okay. So, >> you want to go with me to let him tell you? >> Real quick, just do me a favor. Take your purse for a second butt my cruiser. For what? >> Just give me a second. I'll explain that there. Okay. I'm pulling on top my cruiser. Stop reaching around. >> Lord have mercy. >> All right. All right. For right now, Sally has to go in cuffs. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Just until we get things sorted out. Okay. >> Yeah. >> The officer placed Priscilla under arrest for theft and searched her before placing her in the back of his cruiser. However, she denied stealing anything from Daryl. To bring some clarity to the situation, the nurse arrived on the scene and spoke with the officer. >> Okay. She broke the phone, the new phone that he just got. >> He got a set of keys. He got the key fob on there to the building. He got a black wallet and he got a card that said direct express. >> Okay. >> And she changed a pin code to it because he gave me all his personal information and she changed the pin code. She must change it today. So hopefully if if it's hopefully it's money on the card. Hopefully it's not. I mean, hopefully it is cuz But it's a He got a It's like a black wallet, though. If not, she probably didn't did something with it. >> Okay. All right. >> Passed it off, hid something. >> Nope. >> Um, she >> she in the back of the police car. >> She keep doing this though. It's not the first time. >> Back at the nursing home, the officers asked Daryl how he wanted to proceed with the situation. And as this was not the first time Priscilla had stolen from him, he decided to press charges against her. How uh were you trying to call us when she broke your phone or what? >> Uh no, I wasn't trying to call you. >> Okay. >> She she I was trying to take I was out in the hall, but she took me out in the hallway. >> She took you down the hallway. >> She took me out there. I don't know what she got trying to do to me. >> But she took me out there. >> And the people seen it. >> Yeah. I'll be right back. I'll be right back. But she was robbed me at the same time that the hallway. So, did she rob She robbed you in the hallway? >> She robbed me in here and took me down in the hallway and robbed me some more. >> What' she rob you? So, what' she take when she was in here? >> She took she took them uh I think she took my wallet. >> Okay. Took your took the two cards and the cash in here. >> Yeah. >> And then what' she take in the hallway? >> She took uh she she I forgot. She went all in my box looking for something else. >> Yeah. But either way, it started in here and ended in the hallway. And she got the two cards and the 200 plus in cash. Okay. The officers searched Priscilla's belongings and found most of Daryl's items, minus the $200 in cash that she allegedly stole. As they initially encountered her as she was exiting a store, they were suspicious that she might have already spent the cash. >> So obviously that that liquor bottle was still ice cold. So did you use cash or a card to buy that? A >> card. >> Card. Did you use his card? >> Yes. >> You use his card? >> Yes. Okay. All right. I I just need to know that information because obviously you have his card in his possession, right? >> Yes. HE GAVE IT TO ME. >> OKAY. WELL, so here's where we're kind of at, right? So, obviously, you already told you were under arrest for the theft, right? >> I don't know what theft you're talking about, >> right? And I got more information about that. And so, you took his keys and his car. >> No, baby. Them was not his keys. I heard it say that, too. >> Okay. His keys is on him. Got he got them keys. >> Okay. >> I was with a friend of mine. All right. >> That's his keys. >> She continued to deny stealing anything from Daryl, claiming that he gave her the items she was accused of stealing. [music] She said that he had dementia and didn't know what he was talking about and claimed that the nursing staff had it out for her and couldn't be trusted. >> She just lied so much. She wants me away from there. But I was leaving anyway cuz he got dementia, right? He trying to act like it anyway. So I was stay. Okay. >> Cuz he was causing too much problems. Right. >> Then she And then he said uh said I stole this uh uh phone. >> Why would I steal his phone? >> Right. >> Then he had to go to the hospital all the time. >> Talk to my partner for a little bit more. Okay. I got to make another phone call. >> She don't want she she it and she don't want me there. >> Yeah. She figured she could just, you know, work him or whatever. She lied all the time. She just come up. Huh? >> You and him in a relationship then boyfriend. >> Yeah, we always have been for 30 years. >> Okay. >> But I was [clears throat] just leaving him cuz he was causing too much problems for me. >> Yeah. >> You know, he would let two girls come down there. They'll call me see if I'm down there. And then I come back, baby stole my shoes. >> You know what I'm saying? What? >> We'll get down to the bottom of everything. >> Considering multiple witnesses were pointing their fingers at Priscilla as a repeat offender against Daryl, it was likely that she was spinning a story to get herself out of trouble. Next, the officers provided Daryl with a copy of his police report and offered him resources for victim assistance so he could file for a restraining order if he chose to do so. >> All right. We're going to be charging you with misuse of credit card theft and criminal damaging. Your belongings are going to be tagged as property station. >> How yall going to charge me with that? And y'all don't even know whether he gave me the card or not. How y'all going to charge me with with that? >> That's just based on what we determined in our investigation. >> You mean to tell me he told y'all I took my his card? Sir, come on now. Priscilla disputed the charges, but there was nothing she could do about it. The evidence all pointed at her, and as a result, the only thing left to do was transport her to the police station for further processing. >> All right. So, you can take a step back. >> We got to transfer you over to the wagon. All right. >> Yeah. >> He's going to do another pat down on you and then he's also going to change your cuffs out. So, just give it a few minutes. >> It's comfy, right? It's a pretty short one. Okay. >> While she was transported to the police station, the officers updated Daryl and the nursing staff on the unfolding situation. Although they were able to locate some of his belongings, several of his items remained unaccounted for. >> Uh, but he's got his card back. Um, as far as $50 go, I we did not find anything else on >> his money on the car. >> I'm hoping so. >> He probably already got >> Yeah, got him. >> Call what? definitely sign. >> She need to be banned from this place. >> She really do need to be banned. >> The problem is I think she lives here. >> Who? >> She does. >> How she live here? >> She don't live here. >> She don't live here. They They tried to ban her but that she was not. They tried to ban her. Um >> Yeah. Calling that guy right now. Come on. >> They know they wrong. >> They know they wrong. Bring me down here and the guy gave me his bank card. Priscilla was arrested and charged with theft, misuse of a credit card, and criminal damage. On January 7th, 2024, New Jersey police officers were dispatched to an apartment complex following reports that a woman had gotten into an argument with her ex-boyfriend and pepper- sprayed him. Hello. Hey. Sorry about you. You were looking for Jasmine. Not here. Not here. We just got to make sure she's okay. I got to see her and talk to her. Can you call her? >> Are we allowed in? Can we answer? >> My camera's not okay. >> Hello, where are you? >> The the cops are here. talk to her. >> Oh, they want to talk to you. But are you downstairs? >> You walking through the house now? >> Okay. I just They want to just They just want to see you. >> Okay. >> Is it okay if we meet her in the front? >> They're going to meet you downstairs. >> In the front. >> Sure. just downstairs. >> She's coming up here. She said, >> "Yeah, but she's we'll keep talking. >> That's all pretty much." >> All right. >> All right. >> Well, we'll talk to her downstairs. If anything, like we'll, you know, she'll come back up or we'll let you know. >> Okay. >> You're welcome. >> According to Jasmine, she was just around the corner from her parents' apartment and would shortly meet the officers out front. As a result, the officers headed down the stairs and waited for her to turn up. >> Six, I don't know if you got my transmission. Uh, we spoke to that female on the phone. She's going to meet us outside the residence. >> Is that her? >> Yeah. Jasmine. Hey, >> how are you? >> Let's just let's talk in here. It's too cold outside. >> What What happened back? >> Nothing. I just dropped him off. >> Okay. Well, he he called us, so he didn't. So, basically, $2 pepper spray. >> No. >> No. >> You don't have any pepper spray on you or anything like that? >> Nothing. >> Jasmine admitted to being with her ex, but denied having pepper spray and using it on him. The officers had already visited her ex's place and heard his side of the story, and they were giving Jasmine a chance to explain herself. >> So, just tell me what happened cuz I got his side, so I want to hear your side. >> Nothing [clears throat] happened. >> I just dropped the >> So, how how did he get pepper sprayed? >> I don't know. He's coming up with that. >> Well, he he's I saw him. He's pepper sprayed. He got sprayed. >> I'm letting you know that I don't know. >> Okay. All right. So, he's saying he's saying that you pepper spray. Who is that? Is that your current boyfriend >> or next boyfriend? >> I'm not dating him. We're not together. >> Were you ever together in the past? >> In the past years ago, but we're not currently together. >> Okay. So, >> what were you guys doing tonight? >> We were getting food. >> Okay. Where did you get food? >> Um, some pizzeria side. >> Okay. And then did you guys have an argument or anything like that? No, I literally just dropped him off at home and then he forgot his laundry bag in my car. So, I told him to come get it and then I gave him his stuff, but when I went to give him back his phone, he was trying to like put his hand was like standing outside of the driver's seat door. >> Mhm. >> And he was trying to like put his hands in the car while I was driving. >> Okay. >> That's you never sprayed him. You never did not >> literally never got out of the car. >> Okay. Although Jasmine denied that she had pepper-sprayed her ex, the officers examined his eyes when they visited him, the officers knew she was lying, and as a result, they informed her that she was under arrest. But Jasmine didn't want to go quietly. So, if I just put your bag on the ground real quick, >> I'll hold it, too. [clears throat] >> You're being placed under arrest for domestic violence. Okay, I'll hold it. >> Oh, wait. You're being placed under arrest, man. >> Okay. How do you go? Okay. >> So, listen. Can you give me one second? I'm not one second. We're not going to debate. We're not going to debate for right now. >> Debate. What? Bro, stop. >> Stop. You're hurting me. [screaming] >> STOP HURTING ME. >> RESISTANCE. >> Stop resisting like all the bad. >> WHY AM I GETTING ARRESTED? OH MY NO YOU DIDN'T. You didn't tell me. Yo, what the >> Jasmine had every right to dispute the charges, but there was a time and a place for that. And it wasn't while the officers were trying to place her in cuffs. If she didn't hurry up and cooperate soon, there was a good chance that she was going to feel the sting of pepper spray, just like her ex. >> STOP. [screaming] YOU'RE GOING TO BREAK my >> Stop pushing me against the door. GET OFF OF [screaming] ME. >> STOP. >> You're going to break my arm. >> The is wrong with you, bro? [screaming] >> How the am I getting arrested when I never do anything? Can you >> Yo, stop holding me like that so you're going to break my arm. >> If she didn't want to be manhandled by the officers, then perhaps she should have complied and stopped making their job difficult. While she continued to kick and scream, Jasmine was escorted to a nearby cruiser where she was searched and placed in the back seat. >> You can literally make this mad easier. You're making it uncomfortable on purpose. The [ __ ] bro. >> Stop it. >> Stop squeezing my arm. Yo, >> stop. Sorry. >> Stop. Don't make it worse than what it is. >> I'm not trying to. It just hurts. Hold on. >> You're being a aggressive as [ __ ] >> Everybody told you that it hurts. So, what does it work? >> You've been fighting us this weekend. Stop. >> I'm not fighting you. >> Yes, you are. trying to tell you what's comfortable, what's uncomfortable. You can't [ __ ] that. >> Nothing. I have my mom's car keys. Can I please give them back to her? She has work in the morning. >> What are you doing? >> Step in. >> All that for nothing, right? The officers were frustrated and it showed there was no need for the situation to escalate to that level. But since Jasmine refused to cooperate, the officers had no choice but to use force against her. By the time Jasmine arrived at the police station, she had calmed down considerably. Just face the car. Walk that. Make a right. switch over. >> Can you slide over, please? Thank you. >> Just watch out with her. not Jasmine was arrested and charged with simple assault, unlawful possession of weapons, and resisting arrest or eluding. On August 13th, 2022, a police officer was dispatched to a residence following reports of a domestic disturbance. According to reports, the caller reportedly caught his girlfriend cheating and asked her to leave. However, instead of leaving, she decided to stick around and make a scene. >> Provide some. >> Okay. Would you mind just stepping over here for me, please? >> Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am, listen. Instructions, bro. Could you please just step over at my car? >> I can't. >> Why can't you? >> I love this man. He just keeps making a big deal over nothing. >> Okay. Well, listen. Number one, you I'm telling you, I'm giving you a lawful order right now. If you don't comply, you're going to be obstructing my investigation. >> What investigation? >> I have to investigate why I'm here, right? I got called here. >> Investigate what? Make sure nobody got hurt. No, nobody got hurt. >> I'm not asking you. I'm not asking you. I'm telling you now. Stand over there. If you do not comply, you will be placed in handcuffs. I will take you under arrest for obstruction. The woman was upset, but the officer gave her a lawful order to accompany him to his squad car. And unfortunately for her, being in an emotionally charged state isn't an excuse for disobeying law enforcement. And as a result, the situation quickly escalated. >> Are you going to go? >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> What are you going to do? You going to What are you going to do? >> Don't touch me. >> Then go. >> Okay, I'm going. >> Then go. >> Okay, I'm going to go. >> But I literally just need to speak to him. >> Go. Do not resist. Do not. >> All right, let's go. >> Okay. I hurt my go. >> A94. >> Okay. Okay. >> Put your hands on. >> I have MY >> PUT YOUR HAND behind your back. >> Okay. Can I get my phone? >> No. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> It was a classic move. Refuse to follow the officer's orders. Then when the inevitable happens, play the victim and state that you're willing to comply. However, as our suspect was about to discover, [music] she had missed her chance to walk away from the situation. During the commotion, her ex Ralph stepped out to offer her some advice. >> Okay, calm the down. >> We're not done. >> Get off. Stop. I'm going to stop fighting because [laughter] I can't be here. >> Well, you should listen. >> Okay, I'm listening. My ride is >> Well, I am your ride now. >> She was unable to follow simple instructions and didn't seem to understand that she was under arrest and had to comply with the officer's instructions. She even slipped out of her cuffs when she had the chance. Thankfully, a female officer arrived to provide assistance. >> Put your phone on my thing. You won't comply or I'm going to charge you with escape of prison. >> Put your phone off the >> I didn't. >> You did. >> They were loose on you, sir. >> Well, that doesn't mean you get out of them. >> Okay. And I'm specifically telling you >> I don't care. You are not in control. Understand this. That's why you're going to jail. Move over here. >> Okay. Can I wait for my ride to get you? >> You're going to jail. >> Okay. Can I get my ride? >> You're going to jail >> for what? >> For obstruction. Resisting without violence. >> Okay. I never been arrested before, so I'm sorry. >> Tonight you are. Pat her down. >> The suspect was searched and placed in the back of the cruiser. However, she continued to believe that she was the one calling the shots, demanding to know how long she would be in jail before she agreed to [music] get into the cruiser. To get to the bottom of things, the officers spoke to Ralph. >> What's going on? >> So, basically, she's just she basically cheated. >> Okay. >> So, I got her cheating and I'll tell >> you over there. >> 54 boss. Uh, he got her detained. >> All right. >> I told her, "Hey, I don't want to do this anymore. You need to just leave me alone." >> I told her, "Listen, if you come to my house, she did this before. This lady knows her." She's seen her before. I told her, "Listen, if you come here, I'm going to call the police and I'm going to get you tres trespass from my property." >> Mhm. >> I told her that specifically. I said, "Do not come here. I need some time apart. I cannot do this." She's like, "Okay, whatever. I'm still coming." So, I called you guys. Okay. >> Ralph said that he didn't want his ex to go to jail, but it wasn't up to him to decide. Due to her actions, she was being charged with obstruction and resisting arrest. The officer returned to his cruiser to speak with the suspect, and as she was cooperative and apologetic, he decided to cut her a deal. >> All right, here's the deal. So, you still know the rest. I'm gonna give you if you give me your word that you're not going back over there. Huh? >> That's my >> Okay. But you can't look down at me like I'm telling you because I can't take you to jail and you could be there for the rest of the night. or I can issue an NTA, a notice to appear for a notice to appear in court, which you'll have a court date, and you'll have to go to court to answer for what you did, obstructing and then resisting without violence. Okay? But I need your assurance that you're not going back over there. So, where are you going to go? It was nice of the officer to cut her a break and agree not to take her to jail. She's pretty lucky considering there are plenty of officers out there who wouldn't do the same. And although she would be free to go, she was upset when she heard what Ralph told the officer. >> Go over something stupid. >> Yeah, you cheating. I heard >> Whoa. What? >> That's what he said. >> I didn't cheat. >> That's what he said. >> I'm not saying you did. I'm not saying you did. He said you did. >> I didn't cheat. He got mad because this dude at work came in and he's a druggie. >> Okay. >> And I told him I was like, "Hey, I can get him help. I have friends that are officers. I can get him help. I can get him to rehab. But me personally, I can't help him. But I can get him the help he needs, but I can't help him." But obviously, he misunderstood me and he got mad and took me home. Obviously, he me when I get mad, I need to talk him. When he gets mad, he needs to leave and be left alone. That's two different completely different people. When I get mad, I need to talk and resolve the situation. When he gets mad, he needs to leave and be alone. Now I'm starting to understand that. But he got mad at me over something dumb. >> Okay, now you're in handcuffs and you're being having criminal charges pressed against you. >> Whoever was telling the truth didn't matter as the officer wasn't a relationship counselor. What's true though is that Ralph wanted some space, but she didn't want to give him that. Before setting her free, the officer gave her a final warning. >> Since you been cooperative and compliant now, I'm acting on good faith that you're not going to go over there. But if you do go over there, and I'm telling you, I'm working till 6:00 in the morning, >> and your name is going to be on the shift summary. So, all the officers in the morning are going to know that I dealt with you. If you go back over there and cause any more problems, the net you're going to the county jail. Do you understand the county? You're going to be locked up in a jail. Do you understand that? Can you get your emotions under control and be able to be a human, an adult, and not make bad choices? Can you give me your word on that? >> All right. It's all on body cam, too. >> Give me my words. >> All right. The suspect was driven to the police station where the officer explained the charges one last time and gathered the necessary paperwork for her release. And once he had her signature on the dotted line, she was free to go. >> It's important to get through these bumps and hurdles and know each other as a person before you really commit yourself to that person. And um >> he does some things he does. >> Absolutely. Yes. talking to other like not talking but being friendly to other people that pisses me off too but I'm just I just like help I just don't show either I get pissed off it's funny but when I do something like this I'm not going to be helping that I'm going to get him the help he needs but after that I can't help I'mma get him the help he needs cuz me and I have friends that >> so obviously I'm going to try to help somebody that needs help >> I'm not going to help you I can try to help you by giving information of places that I know, but other than that, it's on you. >> Yes, >> that's what I was trying to tell him to get him to understand. He just took off. >> By the time he told me not to come over, I was already on my way. >> The suspect was charged with resisting arrest and domestic disturbance. On December 30th, 2024, police officers in Flaggler County, Florida, responded to an Olive Garden parking lot after a man reported that his ex-wife allegedly burglarized his truck and stole his chainsaw. Prior to the burglary, the man claimed his ex had been harassing his new girlfriend with calls and texts and even went so far as to contact her employer. >> Hello. >> How's it going, sir? >> Good. the uh other unit that you guys spoke with earlier. He's on his way. He's just out of town. Or not out of town. He was >> Oh, well, he was out of town for something. Is this how you found it? >> Oh, yeah. My daughter's mother did this. She's been harassing us, me and my girlfriend. >> Okay. >> Um my girlfriend had my phone. She's never My daughter's mother has never called nothing. Today is the first time she's ever called at 8:04. Harassing us. This is like, "Oh, where you at? This is is this this like okay what what do you want? Cuz >> has she mention like is she is she making threats or like what what kind of what does she what does she call you about? >> Just to call the bother. >> Oh, I got you. >> She's you know jealous, >> taking up your time. >> Yeah. >> The man [music] Matt continued to lament the issues he'd been recently having with his ex-wife Crystal. If it wasn't for the fact that Crystal had burglarized his truck, he would be more in need of a counselor than a police officer. >> So, she's driving around the whole parking lot, did nothing to my girlfriend's car, but done something to my truck. So, I'm telling you right now, and she says, "Oh, this is game war and all this stuff. She stole my chainsaw, and I have proof that my chainsaw is stolen." Because I had called my parents and asked them, "Hey, did she bring?" My parents said no. So I got videos, >> okay, >> of her calling. She stole my chainsaw. She peed on my truck as well. And uh she took all through all my This is $900 climbing gear and she stole my $400 chainsaw. So I'm telling y'all right now, I am pressing charges and I want her arrested tonight after everything she's done to my girlfriend. Pulled a drink on her on Thanksgiving while me and my girl were just trying to just have a good time at Johnny De's. >> Mhm. and she's trespasses from there, too. I want her I want her arrested tonight. >> The officers told Matt that they couldn't make any promises, but explained that they would definitely be getting in contact with Crystal to hear her side of the story. However, they first needed more details about what transpired that night. >> Well, she never came inside or nothing like that before you came here. She just drove around. Okay. >> Um, she did nothing to my girlfriend's car. She only I guess when she drove around in circles and she saw my truck, my truck was locked. I don't know if she used the key to get in it. >> Does she have a key? >> No, she ain't got no key. She didn't even know I had this truck until she seen me, but this is like a while ago. And she got into it, destroyed everything inside of it and my climbing gear. >> Did she break anything inside of it? No, she didn't break anything inside, but she ripped up my notepad. >> Did you get in the car yet? >> No, I see it open. I never touched the truck. >> You So, you found it just like this? >> Just like that. >> Okay. >> So, you haven't touched anything here? >> Didn't touch nothing. You can see the window in the parking lot in front and my girlfriend said, "Oh, she's here." And I turned around and she's got her hand waving and saying, "Come here." The officer spoke to the onduty manager at Olive Garden, asking if they wanted Crystal trespass from the property. However, as she never came into the restaurant and made a scene, they opted not to trespass her. Afterward, they spoke to Crystal and her mother. >> So, what's going on? >> That girl, Shauna, she called me and was telling me to die and saying and then he was screaming or was screaming on the phone. I just want to tell you that they were doing that after the fact that you called me. >> Okay. They were calling you. >> Yeah. >> No caller ID and she texted me off another number. I didn't know. >> Okay. >> So, what happened? So, has this been an ongoing issue? >> It was a long time ago. Something happened and then it it it was nothing and then tonight it started again. >> Mhm. >> But [clears throat] I thought it was over with. Like after I talked to you, I thought that was it. Shauna contacted you. >> Yeah, >> we're we're trying to figure it out here. I mean, that that's why we're trying to >> figure there's charges against this girl. >> Okay. >> And she's not supposed to be within 100 ft of her and she's been harassing her in public. She's been Why don't you just call 911 when it happens? She'll get arrested on the spot >> cuz it's him like two. According to Crystal and her mother, Crystal filed a no contact order against her ex-husband's girlfriend, Shauna after she attacked her and her mother months ago. And while that may have been true, the officer was investigating whether Crystal had broken into Matt's truck, not whether Shauna had violated a no contact order. >> So, where were you at tonight? >> I couldn't hear >> all night. >> Well, no, I was out door dashing earlier >> after this has been happening. And I mean, I saw that there was like 40 mis calls on his phone. There was a bunch of mis calls on her phone. Did you call into Olive Garden? >> Did I call Olive Garden? >> Yeah. >> No. Okay. Cuz I spoke to the manager there and they were saying that you had called in to Olive Garden to try and get in contact with somebody. [music] >> Well, Matt was calling me and that's where So, he called me and >> earlier. So, I called him and [music] then he's like, I've never called like lying. always lying. So then I just I just went off. I'm like, "You're not." And then [snorts] she's in the background screaming and I'm like, "Oh, are you with her?" It was just like like arguments back and forth. >> Crystal finally admitted to calling the Olive Garden, but initially denied driving over there. As her mother became visibly agitated with the direction of the conversation, the officer asked her to step inside while he continued questioning Crystal. And after a bit of probing, she admitted to going to the Olive Garden. >> So, you ended up going up to Olive Garden >> tonight. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, what happened at Olive Garden? Like, how come you went up there? Did you >> Sorry, I didn't tell her anything. That's why that's why Yeah. >> Um, >> yeah. No, first I called him. This is when I was back door rushing on this side. >> Um, I called him back >> here real quick. I just want to I'm just going to You're not in trouble or anything like that, but just because it's 1:00 in the morning and there's two people out here. I just want to read your right so that you're protected. Okay. Um >> she's being arrested. >> No, Miss >> Yes. >> This is my mother's house. I'm allowed to open the door. >> Okay. >> All right. Um Miss Crystal, so the the truck, is it you guys shared property? Is it his truck? Is it both of you guys'? >> No, we don't share it. >> We don't share it. Okay. >> Crystal knew she was caught and that there was no point trying to deny her actions. In a fit of rage, she had broken into her ex-husband's truck, damaged his property, [music] and stolen some of his belongings. As a result, there was only one thing left to do. >> With that being said, we talked to him and tried to figure out this whole entire thing. And being that you can't do that, it's it's a vehicle burglary, okay? It's a car break [music] burglary. So, with I'm going to have you turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> You him driving drunk and punching me and everything's fine. That's not going to matter. >> See, they weren't going to be happy till this happened. >> I know. >> And why is she arrested for violating this order? >> How many times is she allowed to harass? >> I'm going to loosen this side better for you. Okay. Any reason for that? there. Face your hand inward. That'll be a more comfortable. >> Is she allowed to put a bra on? >> Do you have uh something we can put over her? >> Yes. >> Okay, we'll try and drape something over her shoulders. Okay. >> Yep. We can get her some shoes. I mean, she's wearing shoes, but >> listen, breakups are tough. Crystal was allowed to be upset, but she didn't have the rights to harass Matt and Shauna and break into his truck. She was headed to jail, and she had no one to blame but herself. >> Why isn't this girl being arrested >> for coming near her when there was an order against her? She's not supposed to come within 100 ft of her. >> We're going to document it. Okay. >> No, this was this was at Johnny De's weeks ago. >> I can't help what happened weeks ago. Was it reported to the police? I spoke with the the prosecutor. They said they were working on it. [snorts] Everything's >> If it wasn't if it wasn't reported to the police. I can't do anything. I wasn't working weeks ago whenever this alleged inc I'm going to fix your shoulder here. Okay. Would you prefer if you're going to be cooperative? >> I we can take your hand out and you can slip it right through. Okay. Would that be better? >> Do you have anything on you? Stick me. Poke me. Correct me. >> No. No vapes. No narcotics or anything? No. >> All right, let's go. >> Where is she going? >> To the MA facility. >> Flaggler County. >> Crystal was charged with burglary of a vehicle and petty theft. She was transported to the Flaggler County Jail where she was assigned a bond of $1,500, which she posted the following afternoon, resulting in her release. On August 11th, 2023, police officers were dispatched to a residence following reports that an ex couple had been involved in a heated argument which led to the man being physically attacked. >> Recently had a car accident using her money for her car payment in her house and she just kind of recently took advantage of me and then was like, I don't need you anymore. So, I just really want to break up with her. Um, I was getting some belongings that I had next door. I don't live there, but I live here at my sister's house. There's been times where it's been like I've gone over there and I brought the PlayStation over. >> So, you live here? Ex-girlfriend lives there. >> That's right. >> Okay. >> And uh I was trying to leave and she assaulted me. She ripped my shirt off and scratched here in my back. I was just trying to leave. The man, Nick, went on to explain that his ex had been physically aggressive with him on several occasions. One time even pointing a gun at him to get a better understanding of what they were dealing with. The officers examined his injuries. >> She ripped my shirt off his back. >> Um, >> I really just want my shirt back. >> And that's fine. And we can tell her that. She doesn't have anything over here. No, I have her no trespass from this property. >> You do have her trespass. Okay. >> All right. That's what I was talking about. >> You have children together. Is that correct? >> That's correct. >> And then she had my father and my sister no trust them against her property because they've tried to help me move out several times firearms. >> How much stuff you still got over there? >> Nothing. I know. Just the shirt. >> So So you're just concerned about a shirt right now? That's it? We don't have to move any furniture or nothing like that? >> No. >> Okay. While Nick was talking with the officers, his ex called. One of the officers answered the phone, asking her to meet them so they could get Nick's shirt back and hear her side of the story. >> It's the same old same old. >> Yeah, I don't know you guys, but he's not coming down here. He said he's got no plans to come down here, so vice >> versa. It's perfectly fine. It's just the same old same old. Okay. >> I mean, he's on two years probation for domestic violence. Um, >> my son's inside. He witnessed it again. Um, I had a work meeting to go to this morning. The canary caught everything. I had Alexa recording. I had my phone recording. He stole my phone. He ran away with it. He threatened us inside. Um, >> does he live like directly next door or is he the next house over? >> No, this is his family's house. >> Well, I mean, that's what he's saying at >> He'll give you three different addresses. Okay. Yeah, that's just >> Are you guys going to be able to >> be on the same street and we're not going to be called out for you guys fighting? >> Are you kidding? Be called out? It's been 2 years of this. >> I have no idea. I've never been. >> Yeah, it's been Oh, just just ask them all. >> Whether it was true or not, the woman was doing her best to place Nick as the primary abuser. But the police officers weren't born yesterday, though. They knew they would have to do some digging to uncover the real story. And I have everything on video and audio again, but please just keep in mind he's guilty of he got out of a domestic violence and an assault charge. He's on probation for 2 years because of these antics and he just did it again today. And I actually have it all recorded. >> You have what recorded? >> Everything that he did today inside the house. >> Okay. So, but as officers, I would just really keep mind of it's cute what he says and this that and the other, but there's a reason Judge Drestle has him on two years probation for a convicted domestic violence assault. Sorry. >> Okay. Is that where you're saying this happening today? >> Um, I'm not going to say anything outside of >> Okay. The woman thought she was bolstering her case, but if anything, she was only making the officers more suspicious. If she had evidence that proved Nick was the aggressor, as she claimed, she would have already shown it to them. After speaking to the woman, the officers discussed next steps with Nick. >> No one wants to see >> I just want police officers. >> There you go. >> Well, I tell you what, you already got a trespass, >> right? So, if you need to go down down to the courthouse, >> I've done that, too. I had a civil protection order against her. She thrust domestic violence protection order against me. Then, I went through this whole situation of domestic violence. I'm on probation right now. >> Well, here's the thing. Since you've already had it, it won't be hard to get it reissued. I mean, they'll have enough proof already that this is going on. This public record that calls, >> right? That's right. >> Get it reinstated, man. just stay away cuz otherwise you're just going to keep doing it, >> right? >> Yeah. With you being on probation, be extremely cautious of any contact with her if she's going to play games and call us out here. Make I mean, you know what kind of an allegation it takes for you to go to jail. So, >> right. And that's the kind of mind games I've been playing. Right. >> So, I just wouldn't have any contact with her whatsoever. >> It's just it's been an absolute nightmare. time to have gone over there and just been friends. >> While the officers were speaking with Nick, her ex returned to the scene and began throwing passive aggressive insults his way. She was doing her best to paint herself as the victim, taking no responsibility for her role in the altercation. >> Like, why why is he on probation for two years and doing this and just keep coming in and out and seeing him a drunken mess or a fool? calling the cops on himself again. I'm just trying to work making $70,000 with my son. Like, why is he on probation and actually attune enough with the real world to continue calling the police on himself that the police do nothing about it after? What did he do today to you? >> Um, with health problem. See, look at like I'm I can't deal with this. Like, I'm sorry. >> I'm asking your question. What did he do to me today? >> It to me today. I can send the video and the audio in, but isn't it obvious? >> No, it wasn't obvious. That's why the officers were asking. In fact, the only thing that was obvious was the injuries around Nick's neck and on his back. Perhaps she would like to explain how they got there. >> What is obvious? it. He took my property. >> When did that happen? >> Earlier today. And he took it across the boundaries of what his family has created here next door. >> Okay. Why didn't you call us now? >> Uh because I I have a I'm trying to work. I'm the only one in the family making money. I have a job. >> Okay. >> And he left right now. >> Huh? >> You're home here right now. Why didn't you call earlier? >> You know, police officers again. I mean, you can I was kidding these papers. They're used to it. >> You never explained to me today other than the property you took, what else did you do? >> She was playing the victim card hard, acting as if she didn't have to respond to their questions. But that's not how it works. If she were truly the victim, she would have easily been able to explain how Nick mistreated her. So, how does his his shirt become taken off? >> Uh, because he took it off. >> Took it off. >> Yeah. >> Did you two ever live together? >> Yeah, we've been engaged for over a year. >> So, he lived with you. >> How long ago was that? >> Um, for the past few years. >> Okay. >> But then he'll give you a >> So, he took his own shirt off. So, >> so he took his own shirt off. >> He did. He went like this and took it off. Just like that. >> Mhm. Yep. >> So, explain to me how explain to me how there's scratches on the back. >> It's I am I'm working >> because the story you're telling us is that we're caused by you, >> right? But doesn't So, right now you're being placed under arrest. >> Uhhuh. >> I'm being placed under arrest for domestic violence. >> Wait, what? Nick, I never touched you. No, no, no, no. My son's in there by himself. Nick, I never touched you. >> While she was placed in cuffs, she continued to deny that she had done anything wrong, let alone put her hands on Nick. However, the physical evidence said otherwise. She begged Nick to tell the officers that she never touched him, but he refused to defend her. >> Eli never by himself. >> What? >> Nick, tell the truth. Did I ever touch you? >> Nick, did I ever touch you? Did I ever hurt you? Yes or no? Yes or no? Please. >> We already saw the scratch. >> I didn't do the scratch. He's going to tell that dumb stuff to his sisters. Nick, please tell the truth. I would never earn a fly and you know that. >> Nick, I didn't do anything. >> Nick, >> what is your child? >> Tell the truth. >> What is your child's name? >> Is like at risk right now for a CPS. What are you doing? Did I touch you? >> I didn't. We're done talking to the car. >> That's what I tell the truth. >> Oh my god, guys. I swear to God, I'm working. >> Your child's name. >> Please don't do this. Please. Oh my. What is going on in the world right now? I'm so confused. >> Perhaps a stay in the county jail would refresh her memory. But even after everything was said and done, Nick still didn't want her to go to jail. Unfortunately for him, it was out of his hands as he had already admitted that she had gotten physical with him. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Neither of these guys are. I don't know if we have one on today. >> Oh, yeah. We do. We got a >> Yeah, wager. Ward, too. I don't want any >> 68. We'll need evidence. >> How much has she had to drink today? Do you know? >> She hasn't had anything to drink that. >> Does she have an alcohol problem? >> Yeah, >> but she she hasn't drank anything today. >> I can smell it on her. That's why I'm asking you. >> Oh, >> I don't know. She's always making going off in the Jeep. I mean, I've called the cops before and told them all this that it's going on. They said that I should call for DUI, but I've never really had the heart to do that. 68 >> door. >> In the end, the woman was charged with domestic violence. On April 10th, 2024, police officers were dispatched to a university dorm following reports that a woman was causing a massive disturbance, screaming her head off and pounding on her ex-boyfriend's door. >> Where the 19 years of age, she told the front desk that she was a resident. She is now banging on a door. >> Where you going? >> No, I'm I'm just the DA. She had come earlier while I was at the front desk and she said that her and her boyfriend went through a breakup. >> She's the non-resident. You're a receipt. >> Yeah, I'm a DA. I work at the front desk. But yeah. >> Hi. Can you tell me what's going on? >> This got me [ __ ] it up all the way. >> THIS is not what we're doing. [laughter] >> STAND UP. LET'S GO. STAND UP NOW. Someone needs to send this girl straight to anger management or counseling or something. If she thinks it's okay to behave like this, it's no wonder her boyfriend broke up with her. And just like her ex-boyfriend, the officer wasn't going to take it either. >> I said, "Let's go, bro. THEY'RE DOGS. THEY'RE ALL [ __ ] DOGS AT THE END OF THE DAY, [ __ ] THEY BELONG IN THE DOG KETTLE, [ __ ] THEY BELONG IN THE DOG KETTLE. >> HEY, THAT IS ENOUGH. >> I don't know what the problem is right now, but this ain't how to help. [laughter] >> THAT IS [screaming] never a door, [ __ ] YOU KNOW, [ __ ] YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING RIGHT NOW. WELL, that was unpleasant. The suspect, Jazanna, had quite the nerve making a scene like that, especially considering she didn't even go to the college. Whatever her problem was, there was no doubt that her ex was going to have an embarrassing time explaining this to his dormates. >> I know. I don't know. [ __ ] I KNOW. I KNOW. [screaming] >> STOP MOVING. >> NO. Time for us to contact a >> stop moving. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. [screaming] >> 54. Hold traffic. >> Never fall in love. >> Get up. Let's go. Get up now. [laughter] >> Bend your knees. YOU DON'T NEED THAT [ __ ] YOU DON'T NEED DRUGS. >> THAT'S ENOUGH. YOU DON'T NEED DRUGS. [screaming] YOU DON'T NEED YOU DON'T [ __ ] BY your self. Stand up. >> Are we done? >> Yeah, I'm done. >> It was a good thing she was done. Otherwise, there was a good chance the taser might come out. But it didn't matter. It was all a lie. In no time flat, she picked up right where she left off. >> At the end of the day, but treat you wrong, [ __ ] No god. YOU MEAN NEVER DO YOURSELF NO GOD. YOU NEVER KNOW YOURSELF. You never LOVED YOURSELF. YOU NEVER LOVED YOUR PARENTS. You never loved anyone, bro. Love yourself, bro. >> Love yourself. Good [ __ ] You [ __ ] >> Let's go. WHY YOU [screaming] LIKE [ __ ] [ __ ] YOU [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Patted her down. Not yet. >> No. Do you have anything on you that's going to hurt me? >> Except me, [ __ ] >> Joanna was searched before being placed in the back of the police cruiser. And although you would be forgiven for thinking the officers would find LSD, mushrooms, bath [music] salts, PC, or some other mindaltering drug in her possession, she was surprisingly clean. I don't see. Hold on. >> Everything's going to be okay. Everything going to be all right. Oh my all that happens to them, bro. They end up in the seat belt, [ __ ] You don't think anyone's here to protect you, [ __ ] These cops are relax. >> These [ __ ] cops are the [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] >> With Jazanna secured in the back of the police cruiser, the officers spoke with a university administrator who confirmed that she wanted her trespassed from the property. Afterward, they collected witness statements and considering how loud she was screaming, there was no shortage of volunteers. Do you want it from when she started when she first came in? >> Want the whole story from the beginning to what she said, how she acted. >> All right. >> Was she disruptive? You guys got hand sanitizer? >> Wait, it's right right here. >> Oh, sweet. >> Whatever you guys do, just let me know so I can let our >> She's under arrest. >> Okay. >> She's going to go to jail. >> Okay. >> I would imagine she should be trespassed, but that's just me. Especially she doesn't go to school here. She doesn't work here. that she's making a a fuss like she was yelling and screaming profanities. I'll verify with uh Officer Hoffman, but pretty sure probably disorderly and resisting without violence. >> After collecting the many witness statements and discussing charges, Jazanna was transported to jail. And it seemed as though the ride had done her some good as she was much calmer than when the officers first encountered her. Or so it seemed. What's up, bro? >> How you doing? Come on. Let's go. Let's go. >> Go back to him. Bro, >> keep your head up. [screaming] WHAT? [screaming] You [screaming] >> I tried. Joanna was charged with trespassing, disorderly conduct, and resisting obstructing without violence. Relationships are tricky. One day you love one another, and the next you're at each other's throats. And as long as you're at each other's throats, figuratively rather than literally, you won't be going to jail. But when women cross the line, we see what happens when cops confront exes after 911 calls from their boyfriends.