#bodycam #domesticbattery On Sunday, May 4th, 2025, at approximately 3:10 PM, officers in O'Fallon, Illinois were dispatched to a residence for a domestic disturbance. The caller told dispatchers her boyfriend had swung a bat at her, knocking a kitchen knife right out of her hand. But this was already the second call to this address that day, and the sixty-eighth this year. Just five hours earlier, the same caller, Emily Erb, had reported her boyfriend for threatening to kick out a friend she'd been letting stay at the house. And like so many times before, Emily demanded officers remove her boyfriend from the home. But every time, the answer was the same: they couldn't. She had let him move in, and under the law, he had established residency. And now, watch how a girlfriend who called the police on her own boyfriend, ended up being the one taken away in handcuffs. 🛑 PLEASE READ The individuals featured in our videos may be dealing with personal challenges -- addiction, mental health struggles, financial stress, or simply a difficult moment in their lives. One incident does not define who they are as a whole person. Let’s approach every story with respect, empathy, and kindness. ▪ ▪ ▪ UNDER WATCH | Transparency & Justice ► WHO WE ARE Under Watch is dedicated to promoting transparency within the justice system through educational, factual, and thought-provoking content. ► WHAT WE DO Our mission is to give the public a clearer understanding of law enforcement practices, real-life incidents, and how the criminal justice process works -- while sharing stories that inform, engage, and encourage deeper reflection. ► WHY WE WATCH We aim to create content that helps viewers gain insight, stay aware, and better understand the complexities behind everyday police encounters.