Please tell me how I get out of jail. [screaming] >> How do I GET OUT OF JAIL? WHAT THE AM I GOING TO JUMP? >> I have a I got a >> I got a key. I got a key. I got a key. >> Oh, I got a key. I got a >> Stop. >> Get up. Get him away. Stop. Stop resisting. Stop. >> Some guys will do anything to protect their girlfriend. Even if the same person is tearing their life apart, but when the truth comes out, cops have to humble a simp boyfriend protecting his evil girlfriend. >> And I ain't did by being nothing but good to you. >> You ain't never had without me. I'm a hustler. I'm a gritter. I'm a grinder. On March 21st, 2025, officers in Ohio were called to a home after a report of domestic violence. Outside the house, they found a man with a cut above his eye and a clearly distressed woman. >> You all right? >> Yeah, I'm all right. >> I have EMS coming in. >> No, the shark curtain uh it fell and it cut in my eye. I'm all right. I'm all right. >> I I got a EMS coming up. You can't hear them. They just got to got to check it real quick. >> No, I don't need it. Let them check it. I mean, we got a call for domestic. So, >> it's cool, but I ain't did nothing. >> I know, but we still got to investigate. >> No, >> just because it's a domestic, you have to. >> But it was only uh the shower curtain fell and it cut my face. That's all it was. >> The man, later identified as Marvin, insisted he was fine, repeating that he didn't need medical attention. He stuck to the story about the shower curtain cutting his face. >> Come over here. What's going on? What happened? He's not nice to me. >> And I do everything for him. He's not nice to me. And I do everything for him. Like I really I go hard. I'm only 42. My kid is growing. That's my kid in the car. >> Okay. >> I called the police on myself. >> I know you did. >> Cuz what the he said. Goddamn. >> What happened today? Oh, he's very nice for me. What a good person. >> Things got physical with you guys today? >> Another officer pulled aside the woman Manish to give her time to speak. She broke down in tears, clearly upset, but her slurred words made it clear that alcohol was in the mix. >> We do have to investigate every time there is a mess. >> I don't got nothing going on. I told you the shark c and it cut my face. >> Okay. I mean, that's that's your statement. That's all that happened. So, what else should I say? >> What else is need to be said for me? I told you exactly what happened. I don't need it. I don't need >> You don't want your house? >> No, I'm good. >> Does he have to sign the >> No, I don't. I know I don't have to. >> All right, cool. Appreciate it. >> Thank you. >> Uh, >> I don't got no name. I don't got no social security. >> You do have to identify yourself. >> Yes. >> How do I, sir? >> Yes. Because the domestic we investigating domestic. >> We are investigating. If you do refuse to uh identify yourself, you're going to get arrested for absor uh uh obstruction. >> How is it obstruction in justice? >> Because you're obstructing me to do my job, which is investigate on what happened. >> Marvin stuck to his story, but his patience wore thin fast. He came off annoyed and defensive as if the officers were disturbing him for no reason. It wasn't the behavior of a man with nothing to hide. He call me ugly and say and then bring me down and that's not cool. Like I'm a hustler grinder. I would get money. How you living up here? >> This is your house. Are you guys married? >> I'm supposed to about to move in to him. >> Like I'm supposed to move in with him with my my baby. >> That one over there. That's one of my grown kids. >> Okay. >> I have a 14y old. >> Okay. How many kids you got? >> Five children. >> Lenise dragged five children into the argument as if it proved something. According to her words, the whole fight started over nothing. And it just kept getting uglier. >> So, how did you said you hit him with a shower curtain, right? >> Yeah. Cuz he he came in there. I said, "Hey, no, I'm asking." Cuz even though I might be doing meat. I said, "Hey, you want me to warm up this chicken stuff for you? I'll go make you a sandwich." >> Yeah. >> And then he lunged. >> He was you lunch. Why you lunging and you being aggressive? Unagress yourself. >> Why did he start getting aggressive if you were making a sandwich? >> I was just trying to make a goddamn stomach. So, you called us, but you you were out here waiting and he was still in the house >> outside in a car at that point because I started calling my kids and my daughter says I have a 14year-old son. He's 13 and he'll be getting off of school soon. I don't want him to come home to some. >> It was clear it wasn't a one-off fight and it was alarming that it was just for a petty reason. >> Can you do me a favor and just put your hands on top of your head? You put them on top of your head and intertwine your fingers. So based off of, you know, what you're telling me, >> I don't know. >> And I appreciate that. You can bring him back down. >> Bring him back down over here. >> This is your son. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> What do you want me to do? >> Not right now. >> Okay. Well, please. >> Hey. >> Can I have you just kind of go wait over there for me for a little bit? It's okay. >> I'll let him talk to you. Okay. >> I don't know why I did it. Cuz he did me, bro. >> Hey, hey, hey. Don't don't don't. >> What is she? >> Don't try to interfere. >> I'm not I can walk right here. >> She's getting clearly she's getting arrested for domestic. So, >> hey, let's take a seat back here for right now. Okay, >> you please let me go. >> I got to go talk to them. >> My father is dead. >> Okay, just take a seat and we're going to figure it out. >> I'm the only >> How old is your son? >> He did me wrong. >> I understand. Listen, I got to talk to my other officer, but based off of what you told me, that's why I had to do that. Okay. Put me in. Do you understand why you had to do that? >> Yes, ma'am. Yes. >> Okay. >> Anish was placed in cuffs, but Marvin didn't take it well. He got angry and he made sure the cops felt it. >> I said I need to call my retainer. >> I don't know what that mean. >> A retainer is I have a lawyer on deck. >> I mean, >> act like you don't know that. Quit playing with me, bro. >> Come on. >> Everything's going to be provided to you, >> okay? She will explain everything. >> Len was a mess from the start. And while it may have been true that she had her own struggles with the relationship, she still crossed the line by committing an assault. In the back seat, she unloaded more of her trauma. >> Lenish, I do stand by. I think it was incredibly good of you to call. [snorts] >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> You took ownership and accountability for the situation. >> I had to do I had to. Why do you think you have? >> Because I've been getting beat since I was 12. My mom been jumping on me, bro. [music] >> No, but he ain't no better than him either. He got the same traits, bro. [snorts] He got the same traits. He get drunk and then he be different and then look, look at him. Look. I mean, look. I swear to God. I'm telling the truth. I told the truth. I called the police on myself. >> No one could say for sure who was to blame, but it was clear Marvin didn't want her in jail. He tried to defend her even though she hit him in the head. >> The shower cut me. I was in the shower and I failed and it cut me. Why is she going to jail? >> Cuz she admitted to hitting you with the >> She didn't hit me. >> Well, she's admitting it. Why would she admit >> she blacked out drunk? She intoxicated. Y'all can take her to jail for being intoxicated. But far as her hitting me, she never hit me. I was trying to tell that gentleman. She never hit me. >> And I ain't did my being nothing but good to you. >> You ain't never had without me. I'm a hustler. I'M A GR. I'M A GRINDER. You mean you can't hurt me and think that's cool, bro? >> Some suspects run, others hide, but Len decided to call the cops on herself. Maybe it was guilt, maybe it was pride, maybe it was poor judgment. Regardless, she was placed under arrest and was charged with domestic violence. On January 3rd, 2025, officers pulled over a car for a simple traffic stop. Inside the car sat a woman who looked calm enough, but the smell of marijuana told a different story. >> Hi, how are you? Do you have your driver's license and insurance on you? Okay. You might just roll in your window down for me for my partner over there. The reason why I stopped is you only have one tail light. >> Okay. Is this your car? >> No. >> Okay. Whose car is it? >> My boyfriend. >> Okay. When was the last time you smoked marijuana in the car? >> Okay. Do you have a medical marijuana card? >> No. >> Okay. >> I don't smell it. >> Okay. Is there any marijuana in the car right now? Because I can smell it. >> Okay. All right. Just hang tight here with my partner. All right. Do you mind just handing me that roach, please? >> Appreciate it. Thank you. >> From the start, her tone felt off. It was too careful and evasive, like she was already on defensive mode. When asked for the roach, she handed it over without much fight. >> All right. Can you do me a favor? Can you just shut off your car for me? Just going to have you step out real quick. Okay. Anything else in the car that you want to tell me about? >> No. >> Okay. >> But why am I stepping out? So, we're going to search the vehicle now based on the odor that I'm getting and the fact that you had a bird blunt right there. >> You can't search my vehicle. >> I absolutely can and I am going to. So, I'm going to have you exit the car. >> I I'm going to have you exit the car. >> Well, we're not we're not like >> We're past that. I'm going to have you >> just open the door. >> You can't unlock my >> Yes. Yes, I can. Don't Don't do that. >> Don't do that. Don't do that. You cannot y system get out the car. >> Why are y'all putting y'all not giving me a chance to get out the car? >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> WATCH YOUR HANDS. WATCH YOUR HANDS. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> WHY ARE Y'ALL PULLING RESIST? Y'all are pulling me out the car. >> Put your hand behind back. Put your hand behind your back. >> Stop resisting. >> I am not resisting. Y'all pull me back. >> Stop resisting. You're resisting right now. >> I'm not resisting. >> Yes, we asked you to step out. You said that you wouldn't mean all I had to do was get out of the car. You pulled the door open. >> What do you mean? >> While still in the car, she was on the phone with her boyfriend who instructed her not to get out. But with the telltale signs of marijuana use, the cops had reasonable cause to search the vehicle, even without her consent. >> All right, face the car for me. I asked you to just step out of the car >> and I was until you open my car. You said no. You say no several times. >> I didn't say no. I said you had no right. >> We were here. We got cameras. We have everything. >> You said you had I said you had no right to search. >> We have the right. >> No, you do not. >> You can take it to court. [laughter] Go ahead. I did nothing wrong, bro. I'm going to jail >> right now. Yeah, you're going to jail >> for obstruction. I asked you something to get out of the car. >> I don't know who you're listening to, but he GAVE YOU BAD ADVICE. >> OKAY, get in the car. Get in the car. >> Can you please hear me out? I am a female. >> Get in the car. >> Can you please hear me out? >> Listening again. in the car. [laughter and gasps] >> Oh my god. >> I don't know why you just didn't open the door. I really I really don't understand that. >> Whoever you were talking to gave you the worst advice in the world. >> This would have been it was this would have been a civil citation and I would have given you a warning for the for the tail light. You would have been out of here. Eventually, her boyfriend, who was giving her bad advice over the phone earlier, arrived at the scene, demanding answers and adding fuel to the fire. Even though he wasn't there to witness what had happened, he acted as if he had strong evidence to prove his girlfriend's innocence. >> Why is my fiance outside of my truck? Explain to me, please. >> You want to wait a little bit and then we'll talk to you. >> Why is she under arrest? She did not resist. Y'all have no right to go in my truck. >> Just wait a minute. >> Y'all need to explain this to me. Why is she under detained her? I know my rights. >> Okay, we don't need to explain anything to you. First of all, we don't have to. We don't have to tell you anything. >> But you're walking up on a traffic stop. I'm asking you politely. Give us a minute. We'll come talk to you. Okay. >> Y'all should have tangled. >> I'm being nice right now, man. I'm just asking you. Just give us a minute. We'll come talk to you. Okay? I'm not trying to be a jerk, but you can't walk up on the traffic. Stop yelling like that. >> Y'all said the brave light was out. Why y'all didn't issue a ticket? She live right here. She's on my insurance. >> Just Just give us a minute. >> Okay. I'm going to give you a minute, but I I won't call her answers. >> Okay. And what's your badge number? >> 1835 and it's Carter. But >> 1980, >> if you just give us a minute, >> I'm going to talk to you. I'll wait. >> We'll talk to you. Okay. Thank you. I appreciate it. >> I want you to legally justify and explain everything cuz I heard everything and I haven't recorded on the phone. >> That's fine. Yeah. We're also recording everything. >> Y'all body came. >> Yeah, we're recording everything. We're also You might want to get your transmission checked out. The boyfriend was arrogant and so full of himself. He carried on like he had a law degree. >> And I'mma put the lawyer on the situation. I'm not playing. I work. I'mma drop the money. I'm not playing. Y'all got the wrong one. Y'all should have detained her, which y'all should have did instead of pulling her out. Y'all talk to her. Y'all don't unlock no truck and pull her out. Come on. Y'all just violated her right. Stop playing, bro. Know all them. Stop playing with me, bro. By that point, it was clear he wasn't just arguing, but putting on a show. But seasoned cops are too familiar with that kind of intimidation tactic. Either way, they can't let him go on forever. So, they explained to him the law point by point. Okay. She was stopped for traffic violation. She had weed in the car. That gives us the right to search the car. Also, Supreme Court case Pennsylvania vimms gives us the right to remove anyone from a vehicle for officer safety purposes. You cannot refuse if you refuse its obstruction. Okay. So, Supreme Court case says we're allowed to do that and there was weed in the car. That's why the car is being searched. >> Explain that to her because I heard her asking you and you didn't explain that to her. Which >> I wasn't here for the traffic stop. I'm just explaining to you what I was told when I got here by the officers. >> In the body cam footage, it'll show they proceeded to unlock the truck instead of explaining to her. Someone who unknowingly don't know the law. Why? What I was told uh was that she was on the phone with you and they asked her to step out because there was marijuana in the car and you told her on the phone no. >> No, they ain't say nothing about >> they didn't say nothing about >> Well, then she How did they not? Because she handed them the roach. >> She handed them the blunt that she was smoking. She said they said, "Hey, you got weed in the car." She goes, "Here it is." And handed it to them. So, obviously, she was aware because she handed them the blunt. >> Okay, so this is my thing. Why did they force her to take her out of the car? because she refused to get out on her own. >> Well, he debated the legalities with the cops. She was sitting in the back of the police car facing the consequences. >> He's asked it if you want to keep your belongings like your purse and your phone or do you want it to go with him? >> Give it to him, please. >> Okay. Who is he to you if you don't mind me asking? >> My friend. >> Your friend. >> My boyfriend. >> Your boyfriend. Okay. So, your wallet and your cell phone. You want them both to go with your hut. >> Okay. >> You're making this take longer. You keep trying. Just stay over there. Stay over here. >> The bag. >> Yes, we can. She had weed on her. Yes, we can. >> That's That's why she got all these troll because you tell her don't get out of the car. >> It's your fault. >> I mean, this is 100% your fault. >> In the end, she went to jail and he kept talking loud and certain. On March 17th, 2025, Sarasota officers responded to a disturbance involving a young couple outside a bar. The woman, Cameron, had been drinking heavily and was accused of shoving her boyfriend, Darius, during an argument. >> I'm about to walk away from her. I mean, her This is her sister. Okay, >> I'm about to go home. If she want to stay here, that's on her. >> Okay. Well, how are you getting home? >> All right. How am I getting home? >> Do you want to come home with me? >> How am I getting home? Do you want to come home with me? >> How am I getting home? You just asked. >> Your sister just >> How am I getting home? Darius, >> do you want to come home with me or not? They just seen you shove me. That's why they're asking. >> Do you want to come home with me or no? >> Yes or no? Tell them. >> Okay. Do you have a phone on you? >> I do have a phone. >> Okay. Are you guys able to get an Uber? >> Are you guys ready? >> Yeah. >> No. No. No. Yeah. We stay right here. >> Do you want to come back home with me or not? >> Tell them. >> Yeah. I can't believe >> we're going to start to go a different route unless we figure out like >> what different route, bro. He is such a Cuz it's my fault, right? >> No, we're trying. We're just trying to make sure you guys >> Are you staying with him tonight or you going home? >> We live together. >> Hey, that's what I'm trying to tell you. >> Are you going to come home or not? >> You're going to What are you going to tell them? >> Who? >> No. >> We're asking you. >> Police. >> We're asking you. Are you going to go home with him? >> I'm with him. >> Okay. Okay, then let's work on it. Are we going to get an Uber? >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> I'm sorry. Okay. >> Darius offered her a way out. A simple yes and they could have walked away, but Cameron wanted to be the one in control. >> Cameron, come here. I'm under arrest. What do I do? What do I do? What do I do? Oh my god. >> What do I do? >> What do I do? >> I just What did I do? >> We're going to walk back to my car. >> I'm in handcuffs for what reason? Where's my rights? What? Where's my order? >> You're on my I have cuffs on. Where's my rice? I need my Miranda rights. What did I do? >> Explain everything to you. >> No. Please tell me my Miranda rights. What did I do? I NEED CUFFS. >> I WILL EXPLAIN EVERYTHING. I I HAVE TO HAVE MY romant rights with cups. Please tell please please tell me what I did. Please I don't know with my right. I don't deserve what I do without my right. Please without my without my rights. Wouldn't I do without my Miranda right? Please. >> The second the cuffs clicked, Cameron's tone flipped to pure panic and denial. She kept demanding for her Miranda rights like they were a lifeline. >> Take a deep breath and listen to what he's going to tell you right now. >> Okay. >> My name is Officer Jones. We're detaining you for the investigation of a crime right now. I will explain everything to you, but in the meantime, I need your feet and knees inside the vehicle, please. >> I called you to help. >> I need you to be inside the vehicle. >> Thank you. I will explain everything to you. Give me just a moment. You won't even read me one tonight. >> Just a moment. Anybody see a push or a shove? I saw both of them falling, but I don't know if I >> You're talking about one >> over here on this side over here. >> I mean, I can go ask the people that were over there. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Cuz if if there's nothing there, it'll just end up being a marchman. >> Yeah. >> I mean, yeah. I I think >> like you could go disorderly intoxic. I mean, she was yelling and scream, you know, yelling and something, but I couldn't I was behind you guys walking that one and I couldn't see whether >> asked me. I didn't >> cuz that guy There was that guy standing in between the two of them. >> Yeah. That said that he was just trying to help. >> The officers weren't rushing charges. They wanted to have the full picture first. Next was getting Cameron's information. >> What is your name? >> What is your name? [laughter] >> I don't have to talk to you without a lawyer. I'm so scared. >> Okay. Well, so here's I'll tell you what's going to happen. I'm talking to you without a lawyer. >> Right. That's if I'm asking interrogating questions. If you fail to provide ID to me, I'm going to charge you with resisting. >> Do you understand that? >> What? I I called you to help me. What did I do? >> You did not call us. You did not call us. >> No, I did. >> No, you did not. >> No, you did not. Okay. >> I don't know what we're talking about. You shoving your boyfriend. Boyfriend. Husband. >> Shoving my boyfriend. >> Boyfriend or husband? Who? >> That's what we're talking about. >> Yes. So, having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk with us? >> Is that a yes or is that a no? >> No. >> No. Okay, perfect. >> Am I going to go to jail? >> I need your information. What is your first and last name, please? >> Please, sir, I will tell you. Okay, I will talk to you. I will talk to you. I will talk to you. >> Perfect. >> Finally, Cameron realized she wasn't above the law and had to cooperate. It took a while to sink in, but arguing with cops was never a winning strategy. The officers then turned to hear what her boyfriend had to say. >> She get a little lit. >> That's what happened. >> She was aggressive. >> Yeah. Y >> you guys are walking and what happens? >> She just she's just lit. I'm I'm used to you know that temperament. >> What was she doing? Like when you guys were walking, what was she doing? >> I don't even remember. >> You told her you told us she were hit. >> No, no, no, no. I thought you seen I don't even remember. I think she hit my arm. I saw >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Listen, >> we're not trying to She's already handcuffed one. So, we're just trying to get her better understand what happened. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, >> you said she shouldn't. I'm just trying to I'm trying to understand how she's no it was like she grabbed my arm. No, it's not. It's nothing that I wanted. Sorry. >> I know you don't. I'm just trying to get better understanding what was happening. >> Yeah. Yeah. No. She grabbed my arm. >> She's a little I just want to make sure she good. >> No, I know. So, she grabbed your arm and shoved you a little bit. >> She just grabbed my arm. I don't even know if she shoved me. She not that strong. I mean, in my >> Yeah. In my opinion. >> In your opinion, what? >> She didn't grab me that hard or push me. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Why'd she grab you? >> I don't even remember. Okay. >> Her boyfriend tried to look cooperative, but his story kept sliding. One minute she grabbed his arm, the next he couldn't remember at all. He was just as drunk as she was and just as eager to dodge the truth. >> You guys followed it all the way up the street. I mean, I didn't ask. I didn't call for it. So when she went to slap you, why why'd she go to slap you? >> I don't know. >> Was it the face or was it? >> No, no, no, no. It was my arm. Only thing I remember is my arm. >> Slapped it. >> Well, over here I saw that she like swapped. >> Oh, I don't even remember that. >> No, >> over here. Didn't It looked like what? You got bush stumbled into the the glass over there on this side of the street. >> Exactly what happened. >> Yeah, that's it. >> Yeah. Yeah. I don't I don't know exactly what happened, but I don't want her to have any charges. >> She trying to hit you intentionally, like to hurt you? >> No, I don't. >> No, >> baby. I'm trying to tell him, baby. I'm telling him. >> Even though her boyfriend downplayed the slap, Cameron had already admitted to pushing him. They've been living together for 6 months, which made it a domestic violence. At that point, officers had no choice but to make an arrest. >> Okay, Cameron. So, here's the deal. All right. You are going to jail tonight. All right. Um, what we need to do is I'll explain I'll explain everything to you. >> I'm going to jail. >> Yes, ma'am. So, my partner here needs to search you thoroughly before we bring you to the county jail. Okay. So, we're going to have you step out of the car. >> Get out of jail. >> I'll explain all of that to you. >> Oh my god. What did I I'll explain those charges to you. >> Why are you taking me to jail? >> I will explain everything to you, but we got to do this first. Okay. All right. Camera, come on. Step out. >> No, ma'am. Why am I going to jail? Why am I going to jail? What? Please, no. Please don't talk to me. >> No. Why did I How do I get out of jail? >> I'll explain all that. >> Tell me how I get out of jail. I'll explain. Please tell me how. No. Please tell me how I get out of jail. >> NO. [screaming] >> How do I GET OUT OF JAIL? WHAT THE am I going to jail? >> This is part of why you're going to jail. It's called disorderly intox. When I'm quiet, I still going to go to jail. >> Well, you've already committed the crime. >> I've already done it. >> What did I do? You're not telling me. >> I'll explain it over and over again, but I think your level of intoxication is not going to help with you understanding why you're going to jail. So, get in the car and have a seat. >> Yep. >> There you go. >> Thank you. >> Cameron couldn't face the obvious reality. The cuffs were on. The [snorts] charges were set. Yet, she kept asking why. >> Cameron, what questions do you have? Please me and I got to be stuck here tonight. >> So for the disorderly in talks, you can postpone for that. >> I don't know what that means, sir. You have to talk to me like I'm dumb. Please. I don't know what that means. I can post bond. I don't know what that I've never done this before. >> That's why I'm trying to explain it to you. Cameron, relax. I'm trying to explain it to you. >> What do you get out of this? >> I don't get anything out of this. My job is to enforce the law. You violated the law. >> That's why we're here. I don't get anything out of this. I don't get paid more. I don't get paid less. I don't get >> Wait. And you're telling me I violated the law when I'm the one that has bruises on me? >> And you're telling me I violated the law? Me? And I have bruises on me. Look at my leg. Do you not see me? >> Why are we just now talking about that? >> Because you don't listen anyone. >> You never brought that any of that up. We've never talked about that until right now. >> I don't want nobody to go to jail. But now I'm about to >> put your foot in. I have to take this gear off and then we'll bring you inside. Cameron earned herself charges for domestic violence and disorderly intoxication. [music] On February 22nd, 2025, officers in Florida responded to 911 calls about a woman attacking a man on the street. When they arrived, they found the man waiting outside the bar. >> I saw you guys when I was over there. >> That's fine. It was a little bit just a disagreement there. Had a long day. >> Okay. Who was that? >> Uh just my girlfriend. She's >> Your girlfriend? Okay. Yeah, she's just relaxing right now. It's just >> Okay. >> Just a disagreement. That's it. >> Gotcha. What are you guys arguing about? >> Life. >> Life. >> Mhm. >> Getting a little rough. >> Yeah. >> And who is she to you? >> This is my daughter. >> Your daughter. Nice to meet you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I got you. >> Just waiting on her to finish. >> How'd you get the uh scratch marks on your neck? >> I just have bad itches. And >> Mhm. >> It's me. >> What is going on? We We don't >> No, it's just, you know, it got to a point where it got into a fight. >> Not into a fight. Not >> You're okay. >> Not altercation. It just got to a verbal altercation. And I've had enough of it. I told him it's either it needs to stop or you need to go and that's it. >> Okay. What are you guys boyfriend girlfriend or what? Okay. Who's the other? >> We live together. That's his daughter. She's 15. Her name is Natalie. I have the keys. >> That's my truck. >> It's either they need to, >> not they. He >> Okay. She's 15. >> How long you all been together? >> A year. >> Okay. >> It gets to a point where he needs to figure it out >> or he does not. And he needs to figure out where he goes. >> Okay. >> We have never, and I mean this, never gotten into something like this until now. Samantha was trying hard to convince everyone she had it together. She talked a lot but said nothing. The boyfriend, on the other hand, did everything to defend her behavior. >> She just had a long day. She's very stressed. >> Sure. >> What's she stressed about? >> Money and just life. That's it, man. Just disagreement. She >> She works at a bar, so she had a disagreement with the other bartenders. >> Gotcha. I get it, man. My wife works at a bar, too. You know what I mean? >> Yep. >> Unfortunate. >> How'd you get all those bruises all over your arm? >> I work in a bar. >> Okay. What bar? >> 100 proof. >> Oh, you work 100. >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I'm familiar with >> All right. >> Okay. Let me talk to a partner. I No, no, no. I got to ask. I just saw you and all that kind of stuff. >> It is not. >> I literally slam into my Well, >> do me a favor and just hang out on the porch here. I got to talk to my uh partner. You don't have to sit down or anything if you don't want to. You can stay standing. Whatever's comfortable for you. Just give me a couple minutes. >> The scratches on his neck were real. No matter how hard they both denied a physical fight. And since they were living under the same roof, the possible abuse will be considered domestic violence. >> Did you see the scratches? >> He's got on both sides of his face. >> Yeah. So I was like, "What's going on?" She said, "Nobody." >> We live together, been together a year. That's his daughter. Um she's Yeah. You know, we just started arguing about him going somewhere. I don't She didn't really get details. Um I the witnesses I talked to, they were behind the shrubs over there and they did say they said they did not see anything violent and they just saw an argument. Not sure if the original caller saw anything physical but >> he's got scratches all over. >> He told me there were allergies and scratches very aggressively. And I was like both sides of your face. He's like, "Yep." And I'm like, >> it's a 911 disconnected. >> I think I'll have enough for her. Yeah. >> The officers asked Samantha about the scratches on her boyfriend's face. She denied causing them, but her answers sounded more like a madeup story than an explanation. She even turned a bit sentimental. >> Real quick, real quick. Talking about he has these like really fresh scratch marks on his face and on his neck. >> I never scratched him. >> That's what I'm asking you about. >> I'm just saying like from what you said it seems to be scratches. >> They're very obvious. >> I never scratched him ever. I love him. Okay. That's what everybody says about their number, but I do. I truly love him. >> Sure. And I I'm not doubting you on that at all. >> Okay. I'm just letting you know. >> I love I love him no matter what. >> But we go through our problems just like every other couple. >> We're getting through it. >> But at the same time, >> it has happened. I'm just letting you know >> we're okay. >> Her calm and reasonable talk couldn't cover the damage. And once the officers heard exactly what the person who reported the violence said, it was clear who the real victim was. >> The reporting party said that he saw all three of them >> arguing verbally. She said she heard >> the other female say something about, "Oh, you hit him in the mouth >> and then he saw her shoving on him and him like trying to get a dog." Yeah. And then it just escalated his escalator. Sav. >> Gotcha. Now >> all right, Samantha, you are being placed under arrest. Okay. >> For >> domestic domestic violence battery. >> Battery. >> Yes. >> I got you. We're going to walk this way. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, here's the deal. You've got plenty of witnesses that called. They saw her give you those scratches. >> No, not at all. >> They saw it happen. That's why we're here. >> I understand. >> In the state of Florida, if we develop probable cause, one party has to be arrested. >> The witnesses saw her put her hands on you. >> No, she never. >> She's getting arrested. >> She never put her hands on me, though. >> She did. You can try to defend her all you want. >> I just let you know, I have a witness right here says she never put her hands on me. >> Several witnesses. >> She never put her hand. >> I'm not here to I'm sorry if this seems like a debate. It's not. I'm just telling you what is going on. Okay. She never put her hands on me. >> Okay. You have >> This is just a just >> visible. You have visible injuries all over you. >> Verbal argument, man. Verbal argument. >> People don't get injuries from verbal arguments. >> She's never done anything wrong in her whole entire life. >> People don't get injuries from verbal arguments. >> She's never done anything wrong. >> Witnesses don't call people for verbal arguments. >> They just seen somebody argue. That's all. >> They saw her hit you in the mouth. >> Never hit me in the mouth. >> The boyfriend insisted she never touched him. His 15-year-old daughter stood right there watching him defend the person who attacked him. In that [music] moment, he chose to protect Samantha over telling the truth. >> We're done. >> Have a seat. >> If that's how you feel, we're done. >> We'll get the keys. I'm sure >> any charges. >> Oh my god. I've never been arrested before. >> Ever. >> We assume that role for you. If at a later time you don't want to cooperate with the state, that's on you. But as of right now on the scene, we assume that role for you and the state of Florida makes an arrest on her in domestic cases. That's how this works. >> So, the reason the reason you're placed under arrest right now is because we had your statement say you pushed him, right? >> He has injuries on his face and then we also had a witness who saw you initiate the contact and push him like you said. Okay. >> How does he feel about this? >> He didn't even want to call the cops. He's not very comp. >> I know that, but like I've never been arrested before, ever in my life. >> We have to go. The state of Florida takes domestic violence very serious and if we have the slightest little bit of probable cause, we're making the arrest. Okay? So that's why you're in this position. You're going to the Marian County Jail. You're going to be on a no bond until first appearance tomorrow morning. Okay? So you have to wait till you >> tomorrow morning. >> Are you kidding me? I've never [laughter] I have to go to work tomorrow. >> We have to we have a job to do, too. Okay. >> Samantha went from shocked to desperate very fast, but no amount of begging would change her fate. The officer kept it calm, explaining that with scratches, witnesses, and conflicting stories, she needed to be arrested. >> The reason that happens is it's very popular in the news right now, the Gabby Patino situation, right? Those officers did not make an arrest. Those officers did not make an arrest on a domestic situation because she did not want to press charges. >> Unfortunately, we see what happens. The state of Florida does not want that to happen. So, even if the victim party in domestic situation says, "I don't want to press charges," we don't care. >> We have a job to do. They mandate us to make an arrest. We have to make an arrest. That is how this works. >> Samantha was booked for domestic violence battery on April 13th, 2024. Officers were called to a neighborhood in response to a black pickup driving erratically. Witnesses said the truck had already struck parked cars and a light pole, all while running on a flat tire. When police arrived, they found an intoxicated woman inside the vehicle. What's up? >> Let me see your hands, man. >> Okay, do me a favor. Let's go over here real quick. >> Oh, man. >> Hey, ma'am. Let's go ahead and get you out of this car real quick. He's just kicking around here real fast. You step out of the vehicle for me. >> I cannot. >> I just want you to step out of the vehicle for step out. Please listen. Step out. We just need you to step out of the vehicle for asking. We're telling you. Okay. Step out. >> Why? >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Let's go ahead and just get you out real quick. >> All right. Got her, man. >> Doing, man. What y'all doing, dog? >> Chill out, man. >> Okay. You got to run. Stand up. >> Pam, stand up. >> What y'all doing, man? >> Sir, can How about Let's go step over here. Come here. >> Do you want to come over here? >> No, I'm kidding. Y I ain't going nowhere. I'm right here. >> Okay. Do you know who she is? >> I can. >> Okay. Well, then if you're gonna stand right there, >> try to stay out of this. Okay. >> Sit up. >> Not yet. The stage or >> help me set her up. >> You're picking her up. >> Ma'am, lean lean against the car. Just pull her legs out in front of her. Ma'am, have you been drinking or you've been using drugs? >> The woman, later identified as Molly, was behind the wheel almost unconscious, even struggling to breathe because of intoxication, while the man lurking nearby acted clueless. >> Ma'am, did we start fire already? You feel that? >> Hey, >> I need you to sit up. >> There we go. >> You're all right. >> What are you doing? >> Oh, they're trying to help her. >> Get up, man. >> Okay, here. You got help? >> Do me a favor. Let's go sit over here real quick. >> All right. >> No worries. Cool. Let's go over here. Let's chat. >> I don't chat at all. I won't chat. Oh, man. Have a seat. >> Stand up. >> Oh, I have a seat. I got a P. I got a P. >> Oh, I got a P. I got a key. I got a P. >> Oh, I got a T. I got a >> We're detaining you right now for validation of possible DUI. >> You got some ID, ma'am? >> I ain't got I ain't got What? What? >> It's just so I know who I'm talking about. >> I have nothing at all. No, sir. >> So, were you involved in this or not? >> [ __ ] What? What you talking about? >> What you talking about? >> Do you think that this is normal for her to be like this? >> I'm trying to >> And I see you in the back of the car. >> I'm trying to hit her. That tells me that whatever you you have something you know more than me. >> Then if you're not involved, you can either leave or you can have a seat. >> So have a seat. >> You got to sit up, man. >> Sit up on your There you go. [screaming] >> Relax. Okay. You're going to hurt yourself. Try to relax. >> You got to sit up so you can breathe. >> It turned out Molly lived just down the street and her son had been watching the whole scene unfold. The boy was too calm. Like it wasn't his first time seeing his mother in a state like this. >> That's your mom. What's wrong with her? >> She's intoxicated. She been drinking. >> What has she been drinking? >> I don't know. I'm not aware. >> Do you know what happened? >> No. I just came out here. Has Have you been seeing her drinking alcohol all day long? How do you know she's intoxicated? >> Cuz I can just tell the way she's acting. >> What about her makes you think she's drunk? >> Just do it. Do a breathalyzer. >> Dude, she's not chatting with us at all. >> Do you please? You You'll see she's >> Have you seen her drinking alcohol today? >> No, I haven't seen her. I just know that she's I know that she's intoxicated >> based upon what? Just >> the way she's acting right now. >> Is this common for her? >> Yes. >> The boy looked embarrassed. And who could blame him? His mother was screaming and kicking while the officers tried to calm her down and book her. >> So, what we want to do, we what we want to do is get you some medical attention. You understand? [crying] >> Hey, WE CAN SIT YOU UP, [screaming] >> MOLLY. We can sit you up, but you got to relax. [screaming] Okay. Stop kicking around. >> [screaming] >> Do not kick. Do not kick my partner. You understand me? [screaming] >> Molly's son said the guy hanging around was her boyfriend, Burr. When the officers turned to him for some help, he gave them nothing. >> Do you know who this guy is over here? Here. Come here. >> That's her [screaming] boyfriend. Do you know what his name is? >> Uh, I just know him by Burr. >> Burr. >> Okay. >> Do you go by Burr? >> Her son said your name is Burr. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. How can we help Molly? >> What is Molly on drugs or is she drunk? Sean, is she drunk? >> I don't know. >> What's going on? After a lot of back and forth, Burr finally admitted he'd been driving around with Molly earlier. When the crash happened, he swore he wasn't around. He claimed her kids called him for help. >> Hello. Did you Did you see mom crash or something? >> What did you see? >> I saw her hit another car and she crashed into that bush. >> Crash into the bush. Were you with her in the car when she crashed? >> When she crashed into the bush probably. But we got out the car when she crashed into the car. We got out the car. >> We got out the car before she crashed into positive ID based on photo. >> Okay, that's cool. >> She told us to go get some help and then she left and then came back. >> Okay, so let's >> let's back up a little bit. So, have you been with mom all day long? >> Bird was driving. >> Bird was driving. >> Okay. >> And when they got back, he was driving. >> What time did they get back? about like >> 5 something. >> Right now it's 6:48. >> So they got back at like 5 something. >> Or what did they do when they got home? >> When Bird Boy Bird came inside, mom stayed in the car. >> Was mom in the passenger seat or driver's seat when you >> in the passenger seat and then they hopped into the driver. >> So what did Burr tell you guys when he came inside? >> He said, "Can you get mom inside?" And we tried. And when he tried to tell her to come inside, let's see. He said he was uh she was scratching, biting, and other things. >> The kids were the most reasonable voices out there. Calm, polite, and trying to help. Meanwhile, a paramedic turned to Burr. >> Hey, my name's Michael. What's your name? >> I'm deaf. >> Okay. >> Sign language AB. >> Okay. >> No talking. Move around. >> Hey, step aside, sir. >> Is she good? >> Is she good? I'm using sign language >> talking a lawyer a lawyer that we going to talk it out. >> While Burr was playing deaf, Molly was still unhinged. So the officers had to make sure she wasn't going to hurt herself. Burr mumbled incoherently. If he thought silence and side eye made him look strong, he was fooling himself. >> Can you give us some space? We're just going to put her in this device so we can safely >> contain her so she stops thrashing. Maybe hurting her head. >> No, >> you will not touch me. >> Flash and you will not stand up. You want to shoot me? >> Just have a seat. Just stay right there. >> So leave down tonight. I'll tell you. >> Youard me. Oh, he told the bigger they f I'm from the bigger they eas >> All right, we're ready to lift. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. All right, we're going to sit on your butt again. >> We're going to go feet in first from the driver's side. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> One, two, three. >> Then we're going to send the left belt across over there. Okay. Right there. Did you spit on him? >> I spit on. >> Did she spit? >> She did. Missed though. >> Let's do Yeah. >> Can you grab a spit? >> You put me on this. So you [screaming] >> your door for me on the other side, sir. >> Watch out. She's still spitting. >> This way. >> Okay. By the end of the night, Molly was booked on DUI, two counts of reckless endangerment, and criminal damage to property. On January 15th, 2025, officers in Key West, Florida, answered a call about a violent domestic disturbance playing out right on the street. At the center of it were 39-year-old female Lucia and her boyfriend, 34year-old Cody. >> Hey, what happened, guys? >> Can you tell them? I don't know what's going on. >> Sir, sir, uh, do you need do you need any any medical help? >> Am I bleeding? >> A little bit right here. >> Can you tell him why I'm bleeding? >> I don't know. I was talking to this guy over there. I don't know what's going on. >> She could tell you or >> I don't know what's going on. >> Are you guys together? You like >> We are together. >> Husband and wife. >> We're not husband or girlfriend. >> Boyfriend girlfriend. >> Okay. So, sir, do you need any medical? >> Did I do something to you? >> You need to say yes or no. Do you want me to go to jail? >> Please. >> No, I don't want you to go to jail, but I want you to tell me what I do. >> I don't know. Tell them what happened. >> Tell them what I did. >> Cody had a cut on his face, but refused medical help. He pushed her to explain while she cried, claiming she didn't know what had happened. They both knew what went down. >> Can you tell me what happened? >> Uh, I remember. I think I I bumped into the wall when I I came around the corner. >> Okay. But I just need a a thing. >> And I think I think they got the people they're >> No, the thing is >> they got they got worried when I when it happened cuz I started bleeding a lot. >> So because they told us that you you guys were fighting just stay here. Okay. So So we're clear. You both are detained. You're not free to leave. Okay. >> When Cody finally spoke, his story didn't add up. If he indeed just hit a wall, why did Lucia ask him earlier if he wanted her to go to jail? >> You are detained. You're not free to leave. Same as him. You're not You're not free to leave. You must stay here. Ma'am, >> ma'am. Ma'am, did this >> ma'am? If you're going to yell yell one more time, I'm going to put you in handcuffs. Are you clear? Are we clear? >> See, she's not going to yell. >> She's not going to yell. I'm not going. Listen, >> I'm going to repeat. >> She's not >> I'm going to repeat I'm going to repeat myself. >> I'm not going to repeat. Ma'am, I'm going to put in handcuffs. >> Let him repeat >> because you are detained. Officer said I don't speak Spanish. Let him repeat himself and then shut up. >> Let him repeat himself and then we're listening. We can >> shut up. >> We're listening. If you >> shut up. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. your hands. Please, please, please repeat yourself. Give us one chance. One more chance. One more chance. One more chance. Please, please, please, please. One more chance. Please. I will. I hear you. I hear you. No, I hear you. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Please. I hear you. I hear you. Please tell her one more. No. No. One more. One more chance. One more chance. >> Moments earlier, Lucia played the confused partner, even crying a little. But then she'd flipped to yelling and arguing, refusing every command. And Cody only made it worse by tolerating her behavior. >> Lucia, Lucia, please listen one more. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> We're listening. Put your hands behind. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Listen one more time, please. We're listening. We're listening. Put your hands behind your back. >> Sir. Sir. >> Yes. She behind behind your back. >> They are. They are. We're listen. Stand back. We're listening. >> Stand back. >> They're behind your back. We're listening. Stand back. >> Put your hands behind your back. They are, sir. We are listening. We respect you. >> They are behind her back, >> sir. Sir, >> they are behind her back. We are listening. Please, we are listening. They're behind her back. We are listening. I promise you. I will get down on my knees. Please >> put your hands behind your back. >> They are. Put your hands. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> They are. Yes, they are. >> Stand back. Stand back. >> LUCIA, PUT BACK UP RIGHT NOW. GET ON THE GROUND. Get on THE GROUND. GET ALL THE WAY ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. LAY DOWN ON THE GROUND. You want to get tased? I've been there. >> Lay down on the ground. >> I'm down. >> Up to the entrance to the parking lot just to the east. >> Don'ting move. >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> Yes, sir. >> Can you grab my wallet, please? Don't worry about your wallet now. >> I'm a little worried. But I'm I'm not resisting. >> Comeing. >> Are you done now? >> You sit down. >> Her defiance led to both of them getting cuffed, but she still had a lot of fight in her. She wasn't letting go easily. >> I was just stuck in the damn >> No, you weren't. >> Shut up. >> You >> don't Can we talk to me instead of >> Don't kick. Don't kick. Don't kick. >> What are you going to do? >> Don't kick. What are you going to do, mother that car? Because I'm done with you. >> Yeah, I'm done with you. >> Don't kick, man. I'm done with him. >> Don't kick him with me. He's the nice one. With me. He's the nice one. He's the nice one. >> Get up. Get up. >> Yeah, you're the last one. >> No, he was. >> He was. >> He was. >> Okay. And stand up. You're not going to win this fight. Stop. >> Once cuffed, Lucia switched tactics again. She tried turning the arrest into a scene, but they didn't engage. You mother you. Oh yeah, that sucks. Oh yeah. Oh yeah, that arouses me so much. Oh yeah, my Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Grab me so hard. Oh yeah. Oh my [ __ ] Oh yeah. Yeah. Oh yeah. side. >> Roll over on your side, ma'am. >> No. >> Roll over on your side. >> Whatever you want me to do. >> Bring your knees up to your chest. >> No. >> Bring your knees to your chest. >> Whatever you want to do. >> Getting up on three. One, two, three. [snorts] >> Get in the car. You search it first. >> Yeah. Search me, baby. >> Let's keep on knees. Oh yeah. Did you grab my hair? >> Grab my hair. You have >> any weapons on you? Anything on you, ma'am? >> Lucia relied on defiance to stay in control. When that stopped working, she tried using perverted behavior to turn the situation around. >> So, what's going on? >> We're not doing good. Aren't I? >> Were you guys fighting each other? >> Just emotionally, not physically. >> We're from Boston. We're I wouldn't say we're breaking up, but I don't know. It's hard. I don't know what you want really, honestly. But um it was a it was an emotionally charged conversation and the spectator uh called the cops because we were I don't know. She >> Yeah, I don't really know what to say. Just she's >> she wouldn't listen fighting. Did she hit you? >> Yes, >> she hit you. How'd she hit you? Just a slap. >> Slap in the face. >> But it >> because of the argument. What was the argument over? >> She cheated on me. >> Okay. >> All right. Did you put your hands on her? >> No. >> But I think uh it just got carried away. Someone called the cops. That wasn't It wasn't either of us. And then uh she's she's uh oppositional defiant or whatever the the word is. When the dust settled, Cody admitted what really happened. A slap still counts as domestic battery. So, there was no point for him to defend her or justify her actions. >> The whoever the guy that was on the scene, >> I was telling her to comply and that's what happened. >> Well, he told you to get back. I heard that and you weren't getting back. So, >> I told her. >> So, you're at least going you're at least going for the Halo law. >> I told her to comply with him. That's all I know. In the end, Lucio was booked for domestic battery and resisting an officer with violence. Cody got his own charge for obstruction without violence. On August 30th, 2022, officers were sent to an apartment complex in Orlando after reports of yet another domestic disturbance. >> Just tell us what's going on. >> Um, I was sleeping. >> Mhm. >> She called the police on me. I don't know why. Your mom had a girlfriend. Okay. >> Is this the same one that we kicked out of your apartment? >> Yeah. You just came? >> No. No. No. Like many months ago where she broke out your back window. >> Um, let me >> hang up with mom. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. She came police on her. She called police on me. I was sleeping. Didn't realize I wasn't doing anything. >> It was this morning. >> Yeah. Just like not even 30 minutes ago. So they left cuz I wasn't doing anything. And she came back. >> I'm not trying to get her in trouble. I'm just talking to you guys. Okay. Yeah, >> she broke my um TV, >> right? But this is We've been here before for her doing all this. So, I'm just curious why you continue to keep dating her when >> I'm not Bro, all I'm doing is calling her money. >> No, no, I'm just asking you because we've been here months and months and months ago where she broke out your window. >> So, >> yeah, she broke my she and I'm just trying to calm her down. So, I'm calling her mom. >> What are you talking about? I didn't throw my own >> here. Go this way. Go this way. Go this way. Stay away from her. >> Talk to me. Talk to me. >> Come here. Hey, come here. >> Come here. You can go over there. >> Stop. Stop. Have a seat. Sit on the garbage can. >> Sit on the garbage can. >> What? >> Just sit down. >> Sit down. >> You're heavily intoxicated. The girlfriend was messy, drunk, and barely in control of herself. The officers weren't surprised with her behavior at all, as it wasn't the first time they responded to the residence. >> Just so you know, we've been here. Ben and I were actually here months and months ago, and she breaks the windows. She gets violent. She's underage. She's not even 21, I think, last time we dealt with her. >> So, this is this is an ongoing issue. She's locking the door. >> Stop. >> Get him. Get him away. Stop. Stop. Stop resisting. Stop. Put your other arm behind your back. Put your other arm behind your back. >> You got her. >> Yeah. >> Here. I got her. You got my one hand. You let go of my one hand. >> I'm trying to resist. I'm trying to get to my >> Okay. You don't need to get to him. >> Here. You got my hand. You got my hand. I keep getting calls out here that you guys are arguing and screaming for help or whatever. >> No, no, it wasn't nothing. I probably >> got the one. >> Then you need to be quiet. >> There we go. >> If it's nothing going on, >> bro. >> Then stop screaming for help. >> What is screaming at all? >> Well, somebody was cuz we keep getting phone calls. >> I don't know. Why are you getting phone calls? >> Resisting. >> Yeah, >> your behavior is not >> Listen, I didn't do anything. Why am I going to jail? >> Cuz you were going at him. What? >> You were going at him after he told you to stay away from him. >> Yeah, he told me to stay away from him, right? >> Yeah. I asked you two times not to approach him and then you just tried to push him. >> No, I didn't hear you. I'm just saying I actually have mental >> like I'm actually mentally ill. >> I didn't do anything excuse. >> Yeah, it is excuse. I didn't do anything to him. She blamed her behavior on mental illness, but that doesn't explain why she decided to get drunk or excuse the destruction she caused to her boyfriend's property. >> Listen, you let her back in. That's the problem. >> So, then lock your door. >> No, I literally was sleeping. I spoke to you guys. I went back. >> No, no, here's the thing. I'm talking about months and months and months ago, >> right? >> And we resolved this resolved, right? But now you let her back in the past. >> So, she's going to go to jail today. >> Really? >> Yes. Cuz we're going to keep coming back out here. You coming back out here? >> Yeah. For what? >> Do you have your ID? Cuz we got to write a report. >> Oh, no. I don't have my ID. >> Can you give him your info, please? >> Yeah. I lost my wallet. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Really? >> So, I asked her I asked her twice not to walk up to you and then when she came back out, she tried to push right past me. >> I don't I charge the battery. >> I don't I don't ask people three, four times. I gave her two times and she wanted to be she wanted to be ridiculous. Not only did she ignore clear orders, she also became physically rough with the cops. It was odd that the boyfriend was shocked that she was going to jail. >> Hey, I'm going to pop the seat belt on if you want to. Shut the M. [screaming] COME HERE. >> Get in. >> Get in the car. >> GET IN THE CAR. [screaming] I'M NOT even going to put the seat belt on her. >> I'm not going to talk. >> Nope. You're not going to talk to her. >> Okay. >> She's already in agitated state. We're not going to make it worse. >> Okay. You think if she just relax and get in her calm state of mind, >> she's not going to get She's not going to get >> She's going to jail. >> You guys are in jail? >> Yes. >> You guys are in. >> Did we get his info? >> All right, we're out of here. >> She was booked for resisting arrest. In all these cases, the pattern is hard to miss. The girlfriends push boundaries and the boyfriends play the simp. But once excuses run dry, the ending is always the same with cops humbling a simp boyfriend protecting his evil girlfriend.