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This officer just arrived at a scene involving a domestic dispute. The suspect's mother had dialed 911 complaining that her daughter was fighting her and other family members. >> Who is >> police? My mother. >> Get her out. >> I just said she's in my house and I want her out of my house. >> I've been living here. This is my address. >> I just said this is my house. Stop calling men over here. I'm tired of hearing that. >> Listen, I don't want to talk to you. I want you out of my house. >> Take her. She's my mother. I want her out of my house. I've been here. This is my address. >> I didn't call you. You don't. >> She's the reason why I don't live at where I used to live. And I think y'all already know my house before I knock you out. >> She jumped on me last night and bust my house. >> I want her arrested. Okay. I want I want to press charges on my own daughter. >> Like I said, she keep calling you and I'm like, "No, I want you out of my house. I tomorrow." >> I said, "Get out of my house. You better come and get her." And you're not about to go to juvenile. You better get your hands out. >> Don't talk to me. >> Get your hands out. >> Come talk to me or I can't do it no >> get out of my house. This is my house. I own this house. >> Huh? >> 12 now. Get out. Stop calling men over here when I go through a divorce. Stop calling men over here. I don't want nobody around me. >> Hey, take a breath. >> Like I just said, I don't want to talk to you. I'm tired of hearing men. >> Stop calling men to my house. scream right now. I don't know what her deal is. >> She's a scream. >> She doesn't want to be around people. >> Bipolar and not on her medications, >> right? >> So, you live here? >> Yeah. [Applause] >> You need it. >> Look, we're not going to go away. We need to get this sorted out. So, just talk. >> All right. just hold this for right now. So get her way in there. >> She got her clear window into that bathroom. >> Okay. Come to get you tomorrow. >> I don't think you need to be here. >> Does that bathroom have a window? >> He's He's in the room. Does that bathroom have a window? >> Yia, open the door. >> You need to open the door. >> We bent or what? >> Is it locked? >> Yeah. unlock >> like one of them push button lock things. >> You need to say I need you to come out. >> This is my house. >> I'm not leaving. >> Leave my house. I'm not coming out the bathroom. Leave me alone. This is my house. >> We may get to a point where I'm coming in there regardless. So >> what do you want? >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. Put your hand behind your back. >> Leave me alone. >> I need help. >> I said leave my house. >> Need help. >> I'm tired of being invaded in my privacy. >> Yep. >> I don't care about you. Leave what I pay for. Care about y'all. One day, one cussing. >> So stupid. >> I'm so tired of hearing you. Can I put shoes on? >> Don't give a about you. Tired of messing with me in this town. >> Well, get your shoes. We're going to go to a car right now. >> Shut up. >> So tired of people here. >> Stop touching me. That's off. >> What are you doing to the county? >> I don't give a about you. Stop talking to me here. >> She did. So >> right now nothing to leave a black woman alone. >> Hang out with her. She's going to go in my car info people in there. There's a probe still in. >> Yeah. Neither of the wires are. All right. >> Think rescue needs that or just pull them. >> I just pull them mine out there. stuck in the clothes. [Applause] Hurry up with somebody. >> You got her. >> Yeah. >> Prostitute. Y >> my hat. >> Yo, what you need? >> Just hang out with her for right now if you would. I'm going to go inside and talk further. >> Okay. You got hit. >> Yeah, she got hit. She >> You all right? >> My 8 lb female. She didn't uh egg bat, egg assault, and domestic for right now. Okay. >> Be right back. I think we're probably good. >> I took a photograph. You want me to send it to you or you just going to take some photos? >> I can just take them. >> Okay. >> Of the uh >> her eye super red. >> Yeah. I'm guessing she got uh half choked out of it. >> She said she got hit in the eye in the mouth, too. >> Okay. >> That girl was going nuts. >> Oh, yeah. >> And you guys did you tase her? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Well, I told her she was going to get tased and then she swung in my face so she got tased. [Applause] >> Left or right? Hey everyone, it's Trent, prior deputy sheriff, patrol sergeant, and canine handler. The domestic violence laws do not only apply to people that are in dating relationships or that are married to one another. Situation like this can still apply in certain circumstances to people that are cohabitating with one another and they are related. So, this mother and her adult daughter and domestic violence laws are treated a little bit different than other laws because of the major liability involved. So, a lot of states make it a mandatory arrest no matter what for domestic violence allegations, especially if there's visible injury. Sometimes you do not even need a cooperative victim. In this case, we see that the mom wants to press charges on her daughter and she wants to be a victim of domestic battery. So, according to the mom, her daughter suffers from mental health issues. She's off her meds and she attacked her earlier on in the evening. The mother stated her daughter choked her and punched her in the face. It is notated in the officer's report that he observed visible injury to the mother's eye. It's red and swollen, indicating a physical altercation took place. Now, because of these types of laws and because the daughter, the suspect, refused to cooperate, provide a statement, and decided to lock herself in the bathroom, it was an easy decision on behalf of law enforcement just to go ahead and place her under arrest. So, when she finally came out, that's why he automatically told her she's under arrest. And then when she pushed into him trying to get past him, that was obviously another charge for battery on a law enforcement officer. That same officer did tase her once they got into the bathroom. According to him and his report, she tried to hit him on two separate occasions and he decided to tase her. So, you're going to be looking at the laws on that to overcome the resistance and to affect the arrest. When you have somebody like this suspect who's very aggressive, clearly wants to fight, is screaming, sometimes you're going to look at using a level of force like the taser to try to gain that compliance and maybe prevent any further or imminent injury to yourself or to the suspect in this situation. But for somebody like this suspect who probably does suffer from mental health issues and more than likely is not taking her medication even if she was not arrested for domestic battery because it didn't qualify or meet the criteria, these officers still potentially could have placed her on a 5150 hold, which is a mental health hold because she is clearly a danger to herself and others. And that's going to be it for this one. See you guys in the next one. >> The suspect had physically assaulted her mother. She also struck an officer while being detained and was charged with aggravated assault, aggravated battery, resisting peace officer, and domestic battery. She remains innocent until proven guilty. [Music]

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