REAL POLICE BODYCAM footage captures a fugitive mother's desperate attempts to arrange contact with her children before they're placed in protective custody. This bodycam video documents the emotional moment when an "armed and dangerous" suspect realizes she's losing all control over her children's placement after endangering them in a high-speed chase. In this police bodycam footage, Clorisa Franklin makes an urgent plea: "Can I Uh- Please, please." This emotional appeal, captured on the bodycam, reveals her growing desperation as the reality of separation from her children becomes imminent. An officer acknowledges her distress with "I'm not even being for a while," before receiving confirmation from another officer with "10-4, I got you." Franklin continues with a specific request about maintaining connection: "Please, I don't want to write the numbers down to give to them for people to call." This attempt to provide contact information, recorded on police bodycam, shows her trying to establish communication channels for her children despite the circumstances that led to their removal. An officer maintains procedural boundaries: "We can do that at the jail," to which Franklin responds with increasing urgency: "Please just put something in-" before being interrupted by information about the children's imminent transfer: "They're coming up there." The officer reiterates: "You can do that at the jail," demonstrating consistent professional boundaries while acknowledging her request can be addressed later. Franklin persists with questions about access: "I can still... are they coming to the jail?" This inquiry, documented clearly on bodycam, reveals her hope for continued contact with the children. The officer delivers the definitive reality: "They have to be transferred and they'll have to go to Child Protective Services," establishing the formal separation process that has been activated by her actions. According to police reports, this January 31, 2024 incident in Fayette County, Texas involved Franklin fleeing from police at speeds exceeding 100 mph with three children under 10 in the backseat after a deputy discovered she had multiple felony warrants including one specifically for "interference with right to custody." Franklin, classified as "armed and dangerous" with full nationwide extradition authorization, was ultimately charged with evading arrest and child endangerment in addition to her existing warrants. This police bodycam footage highlights the heart-wrenching consequences that follow when parents make dangerous decisions that place their children at risk, particularly when those decisions occur in the context of existing custodial interference charges. Subscribe for more police bodycam footage showing real-life law enforcement situations. New videos uploaded weekly! #policebodycam #childprotectiveservices #custodialinterference

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