Lo and everything cuz we got to go to I got to go to jail because you're dumb [ __ ] disrespectful sister me first. >> It doesn't matter. SHE'S 100 YEARS OLD. >> You're weird. I just you go. Why? >> At first there was nothing to suggest how serious this call would become. What initially seemed manageable [music] slowly revealed itself as something far more dangerous. >> To the who? like Lieutenant Cogna >> investigation based on my observations yesterday. >> This is when hero cops realized this dangerous home isn't what it appears to be. Here is law zone where features real police body cam footage documenting how officers handle tense and unpredictable situations as they happen. The first incident is that police rescue teen girl from her extremely toxic mother. >> And she just starts swinging me by the hair of my head. And then she says I hit her first, but I didn't. >> Yeah, I got in her face. I sure did. I have a right to be in her face. She's a minor. Well, she needs to go to jail. [music] >> On January 29th, officers are dispatched following a report of a parent allegedly assaulting her daughter while the family prepares to vacate the residence. He's a lazy disrespect. That's what's wrong with these kids. They can just we get him to fix it, right? >> So, I was She woke me up to go um said that we had to be out soon, okay, >> to start packing. So, I start getting my stuff and she's in there calling me lazy, you know, going off or whatever. I'm like, "You're the reason why we're getting evicted. This is all your fault. Why are you all right?" >> So, then she starts getting in my face, like real in my face. And then she's like pushing up on me. So, I pushed her off of me and then she grabs me by the hair of my head and she just starts swinging me by the hair of my head and then she says I hit her first but I didn't. And she hit me in the eye and she hit me on the side of my face and then as you can tell by my hair, she was swinging me around by my hair and I'm 17 years old. I get like whoopins and stuff, but that's not a whoopin. You full on put your hands on me. just a whole bunch more arguing and then what after I called she want to try to swing on me again and then my brother got in between us and then she tried to grab me by my hair again before y'all got here like she's ridiculous. >> Who else is in the house? >> Just my brother and someone helping us out. >> How was your brother? >> Um >> officers speak with the mother who acknowledges verbal confrontation and close physical contact but denies striking the minor. >> Okay, do me a favor. Stay out here for me. Is she inside? >> Yeah. >> What's your mama's name? >> Natasha. >> Natasha. >> Okay. Come here. Thank you. Mom, >> come here. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> I've been a lot better. >> I got you. What's going on? >> She's a disrespectful little mother. That's what cuz somebody asked her help. Think she can stop sound anybody way. >> So that that's what's that's what's wrong. >> Let's start from the beginning. >> I woke her up cuz we got to be out of here by 1:00 today. >> Mhm. Go look at her bedroom. I woke her up to help. She don't want to help. So, she wants to start screaming, cussing me, calling me name. So, yeah, I got in her face. >> Officers observe visible marks on the minor's face and compare [snorts] statements noting inconsistencies between accounts. >> I sure did. I have a right to be in her face. She's a minor. >> So, then she wants to push and swing on me. So, yeah. >> Okay. Did you hit her? >> 127 1081. >> No, I didn't get her. She ain't got no She needs to be hit. Did she hit you? >> She tried to, but she wasn't able to. She She's not. >> Where's she trying to hit you at? >> She's trying to hit me in my face. >> Okay. No marks on you or anything? >> No, she didn't hit me, but she tried. >> You got your ID on you? >> Uh, no, I don't. It's in the car somewhere. I mean, my house is apart. I don't know where nothing is. >> What's your name? >> Natasha D. >> All right. So, you're saying there's no physical contact whatsoever? >> No. I mean, she tried, but >> Officers question the mother further about physical actions while she continues to deny causing the observed injuries. >> You didn't actually hit me. >> You going to hurt? >> No. I should have though. I should have. I should have. >> Yeah. >> You can't even get through here right now. >> You know what the mark is on her left cheek? >> No, I I I haven't hit her. I I'll tell you if I did. I mean, >> yeah. Just the problem is she's we're hearing something else and she's got a mark right here on her eye and then a mark on her cheek as well. >> Well, she deserves one. She deserves one. But no, I didn't hit her. I mean, I >> see see your hand there. >> I mean, that's for moving. That's scratches for moving. I mean, it's >> Yeah, she don't want to help doit. I mean, >> and you're saying you got in her face and >> Yeah. I mean, I'm yelling at her cuz she's cussing and carrying on. You know what I'm saying? Officers clarify the sequence of events, including a sibling intervening to separate the two during the confrontation. >> This ain't just my You know what I'm saying? Like, >> I mean, it's ridiculous. I mean, I've been over here slave driving for 3 days while she's laid in the bed doing nothing. >> Where does this situation turn? Y'all's in each other's face, whatnot, and then >> she shoves me and tries to swing at me. >> So, how does she try and shove you? Like, >> she don't try. She does shove me. >> Okay. How does she do that? >> What do you mean? Like show like show me >> like she showed me. >> So two hands. >> Yeah. >> So she swings at then what happens? >> Then my son gets in between it. >> Yeah. Break. >> Okay. Was that successful? You able to break them apart? >> So it first happened and then y'all broke apart or what? >> They broke up. They started arguing again. >> After assessing statements and visible injuries. Officers informed the mother she will be taken into custody. >> But they didn't start fighting again. >> Okay. >> Moving out pretty quick, huh? >> Yeah. I mean, the Georgia only gives you seven damn days. So, [music] >> what's the deal with the eviction? >> I failed to pay. >> How come? >> I mean, I lost my job two months ago because of my youngest daughter. >> Yeah. >> Getting in juvenile and I had it took it took me a week to get her out. All that good. >> Oh my god. I don't have time for this. [snorts] >> Hey, just till we get done. If you just stay right there. >> Can I grab a jacket? >> Can you give me just a second? There's got to be two. >> I can drop one for her. >> Yeah. >> Grab my phone, too, cuz this is [ __ ] Like we got we ain't got time, man. She needs she needs just to go around me. >> We got to be out of here and show this dumb ass. I should have busted in her. What's wrong with kids these damn days? This right here. >> You know, you just gave your whole spill, but you got to give me a another quick version, right? >> Okay. So, she came in there this morning like a couple different times telling me to get up and that we have to be out soon. And I was pretty much like, I'm just getting my room because it is all your fault. Every the whole reason why we're getting evicted, all the reasons are your fault, so you figure it out. >> Well, I'm in there getting my stuff together and she comes in there to help me take my bed apart. I didn't need to help me. She came in there anyways. I don't know why she argued she was in a bad mood, so she should have just left me alone. So, um, she came in there and then while she's taking down the bed and stuff, she's complaining and and, you know, she's calling me lazy and all types of other [ __ ] and I pretty much told her I was like, "This is all your fault. Like, everything to do with this is your fault. Like, I don't know how I can explain this to you any other way. Like, you cannot complain. This is all your fault." And so she starts getting in my face and and like she's like chest bumping me like like not like pushing me like that but like pushing me with her chest and like up against the wall. And um I just kept on yelling at her, "Get out of my face. Get out of my face. Get out of my face over and over again." And she just wouldn't. She just kept on pushing me with her chest. So I pushed her off of me and then um she just kept on going and kept on getting in my face and she grabbed me by my hand and that's when I guess she started like swinging me by my hair right here. and he already took a picture and stuff. Ed, my brother, he tried to separate it, stepped in between us and I had her by >> her hair or her shirt or whatever I had and tried to separate us and then she start she cuz like she could only hit me through this way and like this was my only open free hand cuz Ed had like this hand blocked and her hand on that side which would have been her left hand was blocked. cuz she had a right hand and she was had me by here with my hand and started swinging and like punched me on the side of my face and the other dude came in there and broke it up and then she kept on going and kept on going. I was like I'm just going to call the dogs. She was like, "Call him. Call him." >> So she had >> Officers arrest the mother, explain the charge, provide the minor with victim resources, and confirm temporary housing arrangements with a relative. >> Yeah. >> All right, Natasha. Here's the deal. Here we go jail day. >> That's great. >> She's got marks on her. Her scalp's red. So, everything's just kind of cooperating from what she's saying. >> All right. Not saying I don't believe you, but >> Well, she needs to go to jail. I mean, all this over her and because she's a lazy, disrespect. That's what's wrong with these kids. They can just talk to adults any kind of way and nothing's done about it. How many times have they been called about them and they're disrespectful? Oh, we'll just make a juvenile report. We'll just make a juvenile report. Well, then when somebody does put their hands on them, they go to jail. It's ridiculous. Which I didn't put my hands on her, but I should have. Next time I will, Ed, >> just everything. >> We're losing everything cuz we got to go to I got to go to jail because your dumb [ __ ] disrespectful sister. >> So, that's good for my son and everything, right? That we losing all this. >> There's not much I can do right now. >> There's not much you can do about it right now because she's aing liar. Where's my mom at? Can I go talk to my mom real quick? >> I just got to put you in handcuffs for her. Okay, >> here's my phone and my keys. Ed, >> here. Let me get those to you. >> No, no. Just Just Ed, get what you can get and everything else. This goddamn [ __ ] ass got me [ __ ] mad. So, I have to jail because she's a disrespectful [ __ ] Next time I promise to god I daylight out of her, I will make sure I get locked up for you. She ain't getting nothing out of this house. We have to lose everything to cut to her. She can lose her, too. >> 10.95. >> No. I hope you're happy. Come get this stuff out of my pocket. >> Yeah. >> I don't know. She ain't getting out of here. Should we lose all our stuff? She can lose hers, too. >> I'll make sure all your stuff I'll have. >> No, you don't. You got seven days. >> Stop arguing. That's how smart you are, smart one. Next time I'll be out of her and she's not getting her until is out. Just ignore. All right. >> Ignore. Ignore. It's easy to say ignore. >> You got anything else? >> I mean, you let your kid talk to you like that. >> You got anything else on? >> No, I don't. I don't guess so. >> I hope not. >> Ignore her. >> Watch your hands there. >> Do you ignore your kid? >> Well, I know you're frustrated, but >> No. I mean, do you do you let her talk to you like that? Well, she's not she's not old enough yet. >> Okay. Well, when she is. >> All right, dear. This right here, it's a victim's rights notification form. All right. It's resources and all that stuff. You want to read over that, you can. Um, you have any idea where you're going? >> Yeah, we're going to my phone's house. >> You know the address there? >> Um, I know the street. >> What's the street? >> Oh my god. Godamn ignorant [ __ ] >> Well, I want to press charges, too. I want to press charges. On who? >> On Tyler. She shoved me. That's assault. >> That's assault. You can't put your hands on somebody else. >> Look into it. >> The way this way. >> Oh, so I just went in there and just started beating on her for no reason. >> Hell, my son said what? We was tied up. So therefore, that means I was assaulted. Takes two to tango. >> Do you have any questions or anything? Do you have uh options for I mean y'all kind of go at it often, don't you? I mean, >> yeah, but it's never this bad normally. Like >> you just been arguing and stuff or >> like she'll like make like a smart comment every now and then, but like I just moved in with her like 5 minutes ago. >> Yeah. >> Get on your phone. >> Yeah, >> probably. Yeah, >> I got it. >> But I just moved on with her about like six, five months ago and like everything's been fine. Um, >> yeah, >> everything's been fine. And then I guess today like I guess she's stressed out and stuff, but like so are we. That don't mean you come in my room and take it out on me. >> Yeah. >> Like I didn't do anything to her. Like, yeah, I might have had an attitude when I said okay or something, but that doesn't mean you get up in my face and like beat the side in my face and >> then like you heard the [ __ ] she was saying after y'all arrested her like >> Yeah. >> Well, I mean what I've got for now, she's going to jail for battery family violence. >> I'm not sure if there'll be anything else on that. At least I know that for sure. Um, like I said, look over those resources. If you feel like you need to utilize any of them, go ahead and if you need us, call us. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Mhm. Did you step on that? >> Officers arrested the mother for battery related to family violence after observing visible injuries on the minor that aligned with her account of physical contact. Remember, domestic disturbance calls often require officers to rely on physical evidence alongside conflicting statements. When minors are involved, visible injuries and onseen observations play a central role in enforcement decisions. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. That situation escalated very quickly under a lot of stress. Separation during interviews really matters in cases like this. You can see how officers focus on evidence, not arguments. Think this situation was already intense. The body cam catches a split-second decision that changes everything. Comment if you saw it coming. The next incident is when police save family from a doineering mother with zero limits. >> I can't leave her with the kids. You see how she's aggressive and my brother just said the baby had the vape in her mouth. So I got to go. >> He hit me. What did he SAY THAT I DID TO HIM? On January 1st, 2024, officers arrive after a neighbor reports a domestic disturbance involving a husband and wife with concerns about supervision and vaping devices being accessible in the home. >> Who? Like Cogn. She leave. >> She's in the shower. >> Whose SUV was that from? >> That was my brothers. He left. >> Oh, he Okay, he was here. So, what what's going on? We got a call from a neighbor. So she was hitting you. >> Yeah, she was hitting me on the head. And >> are you alleging an assault? >> I mean, I don't want her to go to jail. >> So, you're not alleging an assault? >> That's fine. >> I thought you were leaving. >> I mean, I did. I can't leave her with the kids. You see how she's aggressive and I am about to go to the manship, though. And she left her vape. The baby My brother just said the baby had the vape in her mouth. So, I got to go. So what? >> The last time I went, they said cuz the action wasn't in 24 hours, I couldn't get it. >> So what what are you looking for a protective order for? >> To keep her away from me. >> She's hit me, but I don't want her. >> Right. But if you go down there saying she hit you, then they're going to call us and everyone's taken out and everything. I mean, it's up to you what you do. I don't care. >> Officers locate the wife inside the home, instruct her to get dressed, and attempt to speak with her calmly. care. But I mean, if you want her arrested for a domestic assault, we'll do that. But if you're not alleging an assault, if you're not alleging an assault, >> all right. Yeah, you guys can arrest her. She did this one. >> Excuse me. What are you doing? >> She's a >> What are you doing? What are you doing? WHERE ARE YOU GOING? Where the do you think you're going? >> Ma'am, just get some clothes on. The wife repeatedly asks whether she is being arrested, states she was upset due to threats about losing the family, and denies assaulting her husband. >> What is going on right now? >> Just get some clothes on, please. >> Am I being arrested? >> Go get some clothes on. >> I'm sorry. I >> I don't want to talk to you while you're standing in the hall naked. >> I'm sorry. He keeps threatening me, saying that he's going to take the kids from me. That's why I freaked out like I did. I'm sorry. >> Just get some clothes on. I'm sorry. He keeps saying, "I'm going to take the kids from you. I'm going to take the kids from you." And I just had calm down. And I took a shower and I was like, "Okay, >> go get dried off. Go get dressed. >> Am I being arrested? >> Go get some clothes on. >> Can you just be honest with me? >> I didn't do anything to it. >> Can you just tell me if I'm going to be arrested or not? >> Go get some clothes on. >> Am I going to be arrested?" >> I'm not talking to you while you're in a towel. Go get some clothes on. >> What you told? That means I'm going to be arrested, right? >> No, it just says they weren't going to talk. >> Officers confirm the presence of another minor in the home, advise the wife she is under arrest, and begin escorting her. >> Where's your Where's your other child? asleep. >> I ad ran in here and picked up. He keeps threatening to take her away from me and to take her out of the house and I was like, "Where are you going?" And then I walked out naked and the cops ran out and he keeps trying to say I'm hitting him and I'm doing all this stuff. Can you please talk to them? I got so many clothes on. So, I don't know what's going on. He's abusing me so he wants me to go to jail so bad and I'm >> I don't know what's going on. Can Can you talk to my dad, please? Am I Are you arresting me? >> YES. >> WHY? WHY? DAD, THEY'RE ARRESTING ME. CAN I PLEASE go next door and get the rest of myself? NO. DAD, [screaming] they're arresting. During the arrest process, the wife asks to retrieve personal items and prescribed medication, which officers decline at that moment. >> He hit me. Hold on. HE HIT ME ON MY LEG RIGHT HERE. I swear he hit me. Oh my. Oh my god. Oh my god. No. Can I please go take my methodone medication? It's next door. Please, I'm on methadone. Please, my doctor, please. Please. >> Where are your shoes? [screaming] >> Oh my god. >> Where are your shoes? >> I don't have something. Oh. Oh my god. >> Stop. >> Why am I being arrested? >> Stop. >> What? Can you please bring Jose in here? Please. Can you please bring him in here? >> Please. Please. Please. >> Please. >> Oh my god. This is my neighbor's mom. >> Where are your shoes? >> Oh my god. Am I going to get your shoes? >> Why? They're back in the room. >> I mean, do you want to walk outside with no shoes on? >> No, they're in the room back here. I said, "Hold on. They could be in here." Sir, I have a question. Why? Can you please tell us to get my methyl medicine, please? Can you please >> I'm not letting you take anything for No, IT'S FOR THE FCCR. PLEASE download to get it for me, please. I'm going to be sick. Please. I've been taking it for 3 years. >> I don't know. It's [ __ ] I'm going to try to get away from you. He's in my bedroom. Can you please talk to Jose and ask me if he'll go next door and get my purse, please? Cuz I take medicine from FC. >> I can't We can't let you literally take the medication right the second. >> Officers state a third party witness reported seeing the wife strike her husband, reinforcing the arrest decision. >> Where are your shoes on the road? >> They might be right here. Can you tell me for Jose, please? You were not letting me talk to him. >> I didn't do anything to him. >> What did he say that I did to him? >> Shut up. >> Where are your shoes? >> I don't Can you walk back here with me, please? I don't understand. He has cases where he's been using me and I didn't even do >> You got a third party caller that said they saw you. >> There was no one. No, he didn't. His brother left. Remember when you were here? >> Are your shoes? >> His brother left. >> It wasn't that person that called in. >> There was nobody else that was here, sir. Where are your shoes? >> Sir, there was nobody else that was here. It was just me and Jose. There's Hold on. They're right here. >> Where? >> You're not going to keep yelling. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. But if you can watch these cameras, there was nobody else here. And I did not hit him. He doesn't have any marks on him, does he? >> Where are your shoes? >> Can I kiss my son goodbye, please? Just a kiss, please. Sir, >> do not wake him. I'm surprised you haven't already. All right. Come on. Bring your shoes. I knew he was going to do this to me. >> He's not the one that called. >> His brother was. >> His brother didn't call either, >> but nobody else saw anything. We were arguing. We were all inside. >> Last chance. Where are your shoes? >> I have no idea. Can you ask? >> Officers complete the arrest, instruct the wife to cooperate, and transport her to police headquarters. >> Stay where they are, please. I'm not going to argue with Jose. Can we just ask him? >> She says her neighbors. Can we go to my neighbors, please? >> No. >> No. >> Jose. Jose, can you get my shoes, please? Jose, can you get my methodone? >> No, we're not taking that. >> Can you bind me out? This is up. Who? I never even hit you. I'm calling the Tales about this all day. Do you guys not know the case that's up against him? Jose, I need my shoes. Go get them. >> Oh, okay. Even though I'm ordered by a doctor to take methadone, I can't take it. >> Don't worry. Get in. >> Please >> get in. >> Am I going to be held overnight? >> I have no idea. >> If you kept acting the way you're acting, you will be. >> While in transit, the wife disputes the allegations, references prior conflicts, and officers explain she can address her concerns with the magistrate. >> Does he have a mark on him? Because [snorts] he doesn't. >> Listen to me. A neighbor called and said they witnessed you shut your mouth. >> Okay. >> Witnessed you hitting him. >> I asked him if he's alleging assault. He said yes. >> So earlier when I earlier when I came by and told you that he lucked at me and kept grabbing my vagina, you couldn't do anything about that. We had been inside the whole time and his brother just left. Can you tell him that my purse is next? >> Get the damn thing. >> What? >> I promise not to argue. Can I talk to him, please? >> No. >> So, when you came by, sir, and you I told you that it was grabbing my vagina and stuff, you didn't um you said there was nothing that could be done about that. >> No, you said you wanted a protective order, and I told you how to go obtain one, >> but I had no ride and I was going to go. That's why I was taking a shower. >> What do you want me to do about that? >> And then he knew I was going to do that. And that's why he said this, "Sir, I promise you, you can check our cameras. We haven't even been outside. >> You never told You never said he was grabbing your >> You said he wanted to have sex with you so you could shower, >> bud. And his brother just left and he's the one that called the police." >> No. >> You did not allege any assault at the time. No, I'm We're not doing this. >> Okay. Sir, can you please grab my phone so I can get my number? Sir, >> is that your phone or the neighbor's phone? >> It's my phone. I'm using it, but he's going to say it's not mine. Can you please grab that, please? >> Whose name is it in? >> Um, it's in Gillette. >> Who's Gillette? >> Janelle. Janelle. I'm sorry. >> Who's Janelle? >> Um, the lady let me borrow it. >> Who Who is that? >> Um, it's one of the ladies that lives up the street, but she's letting me borrow it cuz Jose has been um keeping me from any transportation or anything. And no phone calls, no, nothing. So, it's not even your phone. >> No, but she's letting me borrow it. >> I don't know that. All I have is you telling me that. >> Grab it, please, and give it. >> I'm not bringing it. >> Can you get my phone? Is there any way that you can watch the ring cameras and see that we were not outside? Please, >> if he allows me to. >> It is. It's on the front. You can watch the front right there. And he grabbed the phone. He's been using me for so long. Can you speak to Lieutenant um Cochna or whatever it is? >> Lieutenant who? like Lieutenant Cogna. I I can't think of his last name, but he's a lieutenant. And he said if I ever had any issues that I can say to speak to him, but I he doesn't have any marks on him. >> I don't know who that is. >> Lieutenant Gua or something. I don't know what David is, but I don't want him having that phone. Is there anything you can take it and just hold it for? >> I'm not taking possession of something that isn't yours and has no >> Can you go to the next door neighbors and and they've seen all the They've seen all the abuse all the done to me. All of it. >> All right. Well, in this instance, we have a >> But I was going I'm sorry, >> sir. I don't have anywhere to go. I don't have anywhere to go. He has been taking care of me for 3 years. I have no other home. And the last time he hit me, they brought him right back here. He keeps talking about how he wants to get put in jail. Get me put in jail. Get me put in jail. I know it was his brother that called. So, we have a court case coming up February. >> Is he gonna get a protective order? >> I don't know. >> 1219.8 treating 12. >> Where are we going? >> Able to talk to the magistrate about the history as well as her. >> Come on. You can tell the magistrate whatever you want. >> Are you able to tell her that you were there earlier today? Oh, that's >> You want to put in my That's it. Okay. He doesn't want to restrain anymore. You said >> I have no idea. Come on. >> There we go. >> How many do you have? >> Like my son, he always takes it from me. Officers arrested the wife for a domestic assault after a third-party witness reported seeing physical contact and the husband confirmed he wished to pursue the allegation. Remember domestic calls rely heavily on witness statements and immediate allegations made at the scene. When multiple accounts conflict, officers document statements and defer broader disputes to the court process. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. You can see how confusing these situations get for everyone involved. Third party witnesses really changed how this call ended. A lot of talking, but officers stayed focused on procedure. You think the officers were out of options here? Watch what happens next on the body cam and tell us if you would have done the same. The next incident is when police rescue child from extremely irresponsible mother. >> I guess you got to the kids. Hey, come on. >> Come on. >> Why am I going to jail? Oh, I'm losing my kids. >> I'm not going to get him back. And you guys don't understand. I'm not getting them back then. >> On December 9th, 2024, deputies escorted an adult female away from the residence and explained she is being detained and separated from the minors present. investigation based on my observations yesterday. Okay. >> Hey, >> hey, can I talk to you real quick? >> Am I in trouble? >> Well, no, but we need to have a talk. >> All right, let's come out here. Just following up with you. Alexi DJJ kept him last night. >> Yeah, >> they did. Okay. All right. And so, Alex and your three children that live here, right? >> Yeah, >> they do. Okay. >> Deputies inform the woman she is being taken into custody and move her out of view of the minors before explaining further. >> Your kids, I'm going to give you that respect. All right. Can I at least have my daughter bring me my phone so that way I can call somebody? >> What am I going to jail for? >> You're going to go to jail on four counts child abuse. >> Okay. And I'm going to explain it. >> I was cleaning last night. I literally was >> Well, [snorts] >> can I get shoes at least? >> We'll get everything for you. >> We'll get everything. Okay. All right. What's going to happen? I'm going to take you to the jail. >> Four four counts of felony child abuse. Okay. One, as a mother, you're supposed to provide adequate >> I was cleaning the house. You >> adequate care for your children. I don't think you've met that level. Based on our observations yesterday, >> it just the culmination of everything. I I don't I >> I literally wasable and negligent. >> No. Can you please listen for me a minute? >> Is there any shoes that you want to or need? >> Yeah. And you can you ask my niece and nephew to get me my um flip flops? >> Well, I don't So, >> can I had a bad day yesterday? I don't want I don't want it to double down. Okay. So, >> I literally have a case manager and I literally I'm being honest with you. Call Brian Chavez. >> All right. Well, I'm going off my observations. Okay. >> I know. I'm being serious. Call Brian Chavez. Ask Brian Chavez. That's why I'm telling you DC case manager is Brian Chevz. >> I talked to DC up at this morning. My investigation based on my observations yesterday. Okay. >> Call Leilani. It >> call Leani. She literally took pictures the day before. >> Okay. >> Can you please and then maybe you'll have a different change you'll have a change of heart. >> The woman references prior case management involvement and asks deputies to contact individuals who can verify recent conditions. I'm being serious. Call Laneie. >> I believe I do believe you're going to want to improve your situation and I hope you do. >> I literally was I was I actually was cleaning the date. I actually hadn't cleaned up. >> That's a good start. >> Been here several times. Okay. It is never You can say you're cleaning now, but it's I've never seen this property. >> All right. But >> and it's it's basically a total investigation that was conducted. Okay. It's not one day or any particular day. >> Please have go get my phone. Please can you please get my cell phone so at least I can have it when I get out. Okay. You want to get Is there a wallet that they can grab for you, too? >> My ID is in my wallet. Everything's in my wallet. >> Okay. I can get your wallet. >> In my phone. That's it. Everything's in my phone. >> All right. >> I just want my phone. >> All right. Um I'm just going to do a quick uh You should back my hands. I got to search. You don't have anything on you, do you? >> No. >> Think it's a pug prod or be a hazard mouth. All right. If you could just lean forward over here. Deputies explain child welfare authorities are responding and that arrangements will be made for supervision of the miners and animals. >> Right here, I may have a lighter in my in my just spread your feet for me real quick. >> Can you face that way? >> All right. I'm just using the back of my hands. Is there any pockets? >> No. >> All right. I don't even know my boyfriend. Can you have him come get the kids? >> Um >> I believe DCF's going to respond. >> Okay. >> Um but if you >> can you have call him and have him come stay with the kids until he comes. >> Well, we're going to stand by with him um until DCF gets here. Okay. But you're going to come with me. >> Is there [clears throat] any other adults in the house? >> No. >> No. All right. >> That's why she called my boyfriend. All right, lean back. You're >> going to be fine. >> No, I'm losing my kids. >> I'm not going to get them back. And you guys don't understand. I'm not getting them back now. >> Your phone's on your desk. >> All right. I appreciate it. >> Can you please dial my boyfriend? I'll tell you how to get into it. Just hang tight. You too. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used as evidence against you. You have the right to talk to an attorney and have him or her with you now or at any time during questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you to represent you. If at any time you wish. Deputies decline requests to answer phone calls, but reassure her that welfare authorities will manage care and placement. >> Stop talking or have an attorney present. All questioning will be stopped at your request. Do you understand these rights? Okay. >> Can you just paper? >> Can you please call my boyfriend and take care of my animals? [cough] >> We will. >> I I honestly I'm hoping I can I don't >> All right. all um they're we're standing by with your house like yesterday. Um we're not going to leave any animals unsecured or uncared for. >> That's why I asked if you can call my boyfriend >> and DCF is coming out and um like I said, DCF may come talk to you at the jail and they're going to figure out arrangements for getting care for your children. Okay. >> Uh can you call Stacy Reading? Have him call Stacy Reading? >> I I don't I'm not going to be part of that. We're going to do paperwork. Um, I'm going to be honest with you, just leaving yesterday like and just all my observations, >> that's strictly what this is based off is observations. >> Um, you know, I hope that >> whatever comes with this, >> can you answer that? That's my son. >> Can you please, please? I need to know what's going on. >> Hang on. the owner of the vehicle. >> Whatever comes to this, I hope you guys get to a better spot. Okay, but this is where it's going to stop. >> Please, that's my son. I'm begging you. >> Please. >> That's my son. >> Deputies assist with contacting a third party regarding animals and allow a brief message to be relayed to the miners. >> I right now I'm not permitted to answer phones like that. >> Can you call my boyfriend to um take care of the >> We'll take care of that. DCF will handle that. >> No, I'm being serious. He'll take my my service dog. I have a service dog. >> Oh, you're talking about your boyfriend to take the dog. >> Take the dog and my cats. Yes, he'll >> give that info to Deputy Logan. He'll he'll try to reach out >> and also I they juvenile justice just called my phone. Can I please find out what's going on with my son? >> Please take care of it right now. All right. >> I just want to know what's going on with him. Like I know >> he's in a safe place, right? He's safe. He's in jail. >> I just want to know if he's able to get out. That's what it is. >> Okay. cuz if >> we'll cross that bridge. So, I want you to know he's safe. You know, he's not on the streets. He's in a facility. He's taking care of >> for your be. >> Hold on. Let me leave a message. >> Hey, Richard. I'm getting arrested. I need you to come get Mutley and the and the cats, please. >> Worst case scenario, Amanda, they'll go to the maid society here and they'll take care of them until you get out. I mean, they're >> they're not going to like give your dogs away or put them up for adoption or anything like that. So, they're not, you know, they're not taking they're going to hold them and like kind of care. >> Yeah. Well, the house isn't it? >> You just got to let us know how many animals there are. >> I do know there's the cat that's in the pen is the one that I let outside. You can let her out. I just >> leave her out. >> You can leave her out. Just make sure she has food and water. Um >> um the other two cats. I don't know if you'll be able to catch my my big male cat >> and then I have my service dog and then I have another cat. Can you let my kids know I love them? >> They're going in there now. I guess two of them are waking up. >> No, they're getting ready for church. >> They're getting ready for church. >> They're getting ready for church. >> Where they go to church at? [snorts] >> They're going They go to um for status check. >> Calvary, >> do you want to talk to your your dog, please? >> If you don't mind, >> do you hope this is uh the point where things change and improve for you? Okay. >> No. >> Child welfare authorities have taken custody of the minors and that she is being held at the county jail. >> You guys just got my niece and nephew taken from me permanently. It's not up to us, but >> No, it's up to the legal the litigation case by men. [snorts] >> Dispatch has been updated. >> Is there any way I can get a mint or something? >> A mint? >> Yeah, my mouth is dry. >> Um, I can't I don't have any mints. Um, >> I didn't also didn't brush my teeth this morning cuz I wasn't I I was going to Wait, I was waiting a minute. I got up and I started this. >> I do believe uh I've never been in here before, but I'd imagine >> they'll have like some hygiene products and stuff like that for you. >> All right. >> I just want a mint to help my mouth. It's dry. Hello. >> Hi, Foxy. How are you? >> Pretty good. This is your phone property. >> Um, we got four counts filled in child. Um, very didn't get a good search on >> I literally don't have anything on me. I really don't. Deputies stated the woman was arrested on four felony counts of neglect without great bodily harm. Remember living condition and supervision concerns can lead to immediate law enforcement and child welfare involvement. Arrests in these situations are based on documented observations and prior investigative findings. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. This situation escalated quickly once officers reviewed the conditions. A tough scene with a lot of agency coordination shows how investigations rely on repeated observations, not just one day. The tension is already high. Or so it seems. What the body cam captures next saves a life pause and comment what you do here. The next incident is when police save elderly mother from her extremely toxic granddaughter. >> My grandma is not in danger. My grandma is deranged. >> 4:00 in the morning, I get a phone call. She's unresponed. >> So, you were down on the ground? Well, we're both on the ground. >> But I love my granddaughter even. On October 25th, 2023, officers arrived at a residence after a request for help involving a dispute between a grandmother and her adult granddaughter following an earlier medical call. >> My grandma's face is bleeding and everything. You put your hands on about 4:00 this morning, I get a call from a mother-in-law. My daughter lives here, so I get a call from my mother-in-law saying that she was unresponsive. So, we called the ambulance. Keep it meds. I am on my and I will >> Okay. I'm talking to your mother right now. >> Okay. So, she goes to the hospital after 5 minutes. They deem her fine. Nothing's wrong. Clean screen. All of that greatness >> in 5 minutes. >> Yeah. Like, well, it seemed like 5 minutes. It was about >> It took like 10 15 minutes. The mother describes a physical altercation occurring when the granddaughter returned to the home and was refused entry. >> Right. So anyway, they released her. She walked home from this auctioner place over here. I live in Pula. I was on my way to come get her because she didn't have a ride back here. Her mama wouldn't come get her. I drove in from Pula here. She walked and when she got here, her mama wouldn't let her in the house and it got physical by her pushing me out of the house. So, she was on >> Officers clarify living arrangements, confirming the grandmother owns the home and the granddaughter has been residing there for several years. responsive because she she takes sarquil which is a sleep agent as well as tri tzadone >> I think is a sleep agent because >> I normally wake up until about 8:00 >> she's got mental problems it's a schizophrenia schizophrenia bipolar medicine that >> schizopffective >> right it okay >> it makes her sleep and I guess her mom want that older generation doesn't understand how the new meds work so anyway we're just trying to get in the house and she Let her in the house. She's throwing her out. And like >> you can't take her with you. >> I cannot. I'm I'm actually [laughter] supposed to be at work right now. I've got people from Kentucky waiting for me to get back to work. This is her home. This is her address. This is what's on her driver. >> Officers speak directly with the grandmother who states she wants the granddaughter removed from the home but allowed to retrieve belongings with police present. >> Come over here. Who was that around? >> Who started it? Both of you. >> Whatever she say. >> Okay. >> Okay. Are you going to let her get her clothes? >> She can get her all her stuff anytime she wants it. As long as there's a police officer with her. >> Okay. So, if we stand by, she can come get a bag of clothes. >> She can get all her stuff when she wants it. As long as she gets a police officer to come with her. >> Okay, that's fine. We'll let her um we'll let her get clothes. >> Let her get whatever she wants >> right now. And um let me see your face. >> Don't Don't do that, baby. >> Your face over like that? >> No, it ain't. I told you >> that happened to this morning >> just now. >> That's okay. That's okay. Don't worry about it. >> No, we have we have to. We can't ignore it. >> We're all Did she hit you? >> We were both rasing >> and she pushed me. We both went down on the ground. So >> it was the one with the red hair was the only one. >> Yeah. The grandmother confirms both parties fell to the ground during the incident, but states she does not want to pursue charges. >> Mama wasn't here yet. >> Okay. Yeah, that that changes the things cuz >> Don't Don't worry about it, baby. >> No, we have to. We can't ignore it. We can't ignore it. We We see that you obviously have facial trauma. >> Listen, I'm not worried about all that. My son was a deputy here for 13 years in St. John Parish. >> That's what I'm supposed to do. We see injuries like that. >> You're even you're even bleeding on your face. Well, that's She's 23 and I'm 83. So, >> okay. Yeah. So, that's >> She can get her stuff and she can go. >> No, she's fixing to go, but she's not getting stuff. >> I'm not pressing no charges. >> You don't have to. >> Well, stay picking that up. We're just trying We're trying to have you guys avoid the the back and forth. >> Then she can go in her room and leave me the alone. No, go in my room and leave her the [ __ ] alone. >> Language. >> I get it. Emotions are high right now. >> This all the time, though. We don't talk. We don't speak. Even when we do, it's it's it's fine. There's never been a problem. This is the first time I've ever had a problem with this. >> So, she's got good days and she's got bad days. And she's getting more bad days than good days. >> You know what I mean? So, it's it's making life difficult. >> How long she is? Officers determine probable cause based on visible injuries and statements advising the granddaughter that she will be arrested. >> It's not like official. She She is her caretaker. >> Who tries to wake someone up at 4:00 in the morning for no reason, >> right? She didn't know what time of the day it was, I guess. And she went to go wake Julie up and she said Julie was unresponsive. And I'm not making excuses. I'm just trying to >> No, I got you >> paint the whole picture. So, it's like she's having more day more bad days than good days. So, 4:00 in the morning, I get a phone call. She's unresponsive. It's getting to be a thing. She's calling me all the time regarding >> And it's just you and your grandmother here. >> Yes. >> And she's the one that takes care of her grandmother. Her grandmother lost her driver's license, so she's the one that helps her grandmother out. She's been living here for >> three almost four years. >> Almost four years. And it's just it's just getting bad. 10:15. >> Hang your mommy your cup. >> Wait, what's it 10:15? >> She's going to jail. >> Grandma, what? Grandma's face is bleeding and everything. You put your hands on her. >> Officers arrest the granddaughter, read her rights, and separate her from the residence. >> You're going to jail for domestic battery. I told you not to put your hands on her. >> All you had to do was sit on that goddamn bench like I TOLD YOU TO DO. YOU >> HIT ME FIRST. >> IT DOESN'T MATTER. She's 100 years old. >> I don't care. She >> That's the problem. You don't care. No, this is my child. I get the situation. >> You can't beat your grandmother in the face like that. Her eyes can beat me. >> Her eye is swollen and her face. >> She's 100. I told you to sit down. I told YOU TO SIT DOWN. >> LET'S go ahead and get her to a car. I got >> and the only reason I'd be going to jail is because she so [ __ ] you. >> Stop. Stop. >> [ __ ] you. >> Look, we read you your rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in the court of law. You understand your rights? >> No. >> Okay. Do you have anything on you that I need to know about? Be >> knives, bazooka, snakes, dogs, cats, anything like that? >> No. >> No. Okay. Give me one second. So, you mind doing it quick for me? >> All right. All right, do me a favor. Stay leaning against this wall. Walk back towards me and keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Spread your feet for me. Real wider. >> Thank you. >> All right. Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me or stick me? Nope. >> How you doing? >> Hey, D. So, this is what we going to do. Okay. If you don't mind, I'm going to come on inside. doggy. >> This one. >> I think >> it might be a short one, baby. I don't know. I'm not pressing on my grand so you know. >> Okay, that's fine. We still have to document everything. >> Officers document the grandmother's injuries, explain victim notification options, and discuss medical followup >> everything. And then we'll explain everything to you. Okay. So, >> my son was a police officer here in St. John Parish for 13 years. I know what y'all going to do. >> Okay. Okay. If you'll just sit down for us, you can do that. >> So, just real quick, I'm going uh I'm going to take some real quick pictures. >> I don't want no pictures of me, baby. >> Ma'am, we have to document the injuries on your face to give a report. We have to have it as evidence. >> Okay. >> No. >> Okay. Well, even if we don't think the pictures do you mind looking at me so I can visually see? I'm sorry. >> Don't put the light in the eye. >> I'm going just keep it right here in my head. Okay, >> that's fine. >> All right, let's see. >> So, we got one on up. >> Probably going to need a cold compress cuz you got some swelling. >> And she kicked me in the face with her foot. >> She kicked you in the face. >> So, you were down on the ground. >> Well, we're both on the ground. We were both on the ground. >> Okay. All right. If you turn that way so you see the other cheek real quick. >> Can I see the other cheek? >> You got some You got some bleeding. >> Number one, I'm not pressing charges on. >> Okay. You You've stated that. We understand. >> Listen to what I'm going to tell you. My oldest son was a deputy and a police officer here for uh 13 years. Okay. >> He went federal and he moved to Cington. Well, he went to El Paso first, then he went to Coington. >> Julie's been living with me for three years. And I know she messes up and I know she does this, that, and the other. >> But I love my granddaughter. Even though we did this, I still love my granddaughter. >> I don't want her I want her to get help. I don't want her >> to be plagued the rest of her life by this. >> Well, think about it. I know, baby. >> She has to be willing to get help. You can't. She's adamant. You can't make her. She has to make that decision. >> I know she does stuff. >> I know who she runs with and all that. But still, I love my granddaughter and I've let her heal live here for 3 years. And her mama is mistaken. I have never took one penny for Gina for living here cuz I love her. I don't be like charging your granddaughter to live with you. I don't do it. Baby, take off my face. I'm sorry. And I don't want the rest of my family involved in it because Carl one is on the wall and there was a deputy for 13 years here. >> He is now federal officer. I don't want all my family running into it. That's between me and her. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> And I'm not char this is just because I have to ask. >> Um because I have to ask. >> Okay. >> Would you be willing to to write that on paper for me? >> No, I'm not writing that down. >> Okay. >> I'll verbally talk to you, but that's it. [clears throat] It's okay. Sorry. >> I'm sorry. I don't mean to. >> We do. We do have a Katie in common because we have to make they have to check you out to >> They're not checking me out. >> Well, then you have to sign refusal. Okay. Because we uh >> Without being mean, they >> That's part of our process before you can clear the call knowing you have injuries. >> They like I told you, Carl was a deputy here for 13 years. We started out with Lloyd Johnson, went through with Mike Craig and all the rest of them. >> Gotcha. >> And he went federal and he moved to Coington. >> Okay. But I understand what you're doing and really and truly y'all are real patient and I which most of you are. >> Officers summarize earlier events from the initial medical call for reporting purposes and confirm the residence is safe and the conflict has ceased. >> Hospital. So um I talked to one of the deputies from the original call to get kind of a rundown of what was going on with it. It was uh Irwin and he said that the mom the grandma had called the mom in reference to her behavior because apparently she would run around the house naked under the influence of something cooking in the kitchen. So like that grandma was concerned. Well then she passed out and grandma couldn't wake her up. So she called the mom and the mom said this is why we put her out of our house. Maybe you should call 911 or something because she's your problem is basically how it was relayed. >> Um Irwin said grandma was very defensive towards them when they got here cuz they were beeping on the door. couldn't get them back to the door and she's yelling and screaming at him. Hold on, I'm [ __ ] coming. Blah, blah, blah. Like, she was very hostile with him verbally. They come in, the girl is alert at that point or no, no, no, no, I take it back. They had to do a sternum. Then she became alert, but they said it was very clear she was on the influence of something. So, they had her transport to the hospital and they found multiple things in these. >> Yeah. I looked at the internet like all kind of stuff. Yeah, like a variety of stuff. So, >> just freeze us any liability, not transport you. Okay. >> I just wanted to make sure that you were okay just to have you checked out. Okay. What's your dog's name? >> Thor. >> Thor. >> Are you a big dog? >> This ain't going to be pretty. >> It's okay. >> It don't got to be pretty. As long as >> that's fine. As long as you made a mark and you know it's you. That's all that matters. >> That's all matter. There'll be no charges anyway. I'm not putting no charges against her. >> All right, Miss Colin. Well, good luck to you. I hope you feel better. Okay. >> Oh, I'll be right. >> And if anything happens, if if you start hurting or anything like that, don't hesitate. You give us a call, okay? >> Don't take this the wrong way. I have two nurses in my >> Okay. >> Two of my sons is married to nurses. >> If you feel like you need help, call 911, okay? >> Or call them. Call it. >> Look, >> my son has been a deadly. Her mom and daddy's got divorced and she just lived with me for >> medicine right now. >> That's probably hers, baby. It ain't mine. It's probably hers. >> Well, we're gonna get out your hair and let you relax and get back to your day. Okay. >> All right, baby. >> You have a great day. >> Thank y'all for coming out. What? >> No problem. >> That's her. She had a bag. >> Okay. >> I didn't stop her from coming in the house, baby. I told her it's all good. Okay. >> I told her to go get what you need. >> So, mama, let me explain something to you. Okay. >> Okay. So, yes, you said you're not pressing charges on. Okay. >> No, I'm not. >> All right. But due to your injuries >> and then we see that you was physically assaulted by her. >> Well, I'll just tell them I fell in the backyard and hit the cement. >> And you already told us. Okay. >> The state picked up the states picked up those charges. Okay. >> All right. >> So, you're not pursuing charges. We are pursuing charges on her. That's why she went to jail this morning. Okay. >> I'm talking about a senior citizen. >> Okay. Well, that's that's something you going to have to deal with in court. Okay. So, this form right here is a Louisiana victim notification form. It's just a form stating that once she gets released from jail, you'll get a phone call saying she got released. >> I don't. >> Okay. You don't want it? >> No. >> Okay. So, >> so look, I'm going to put on here. She's going to need your signature right here at the bottom. Okay. >> Come back in. I'm not pressing charges on it. I love my granddaughter baby. >> That's why I said you're not pressing the charges. We are. >> Well, her mom and daddy divorced >> years ago. She's lived with me most of her life. She was born in Brford House. down. >> All right, >> I don't mind. >> Officers arrested the granddaughter for domestic battery involving an elderly individual after documenting visible facial injuries and confirming physical contact occurred. Remember, police decisions are guided by observable injuries and safety concerns, not only by personal preferences. In incidents involving elderly individuals, officers may be required to act to prevent further harm. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. Very detailed response from officers throughout the situation. Shows how prior calls can affect later decisions. A difficult family situation handled step by step. Everyone thought it was too late until the body cam shows the exact second officers step in. Did you predict that rescue? The next incident is when woman's Instagram live drama ends in surprise visit from police. >> I'm on Instagram live. I'm battling. Record this, ma'am. Record it. I have a whole case against you. WE WORK A STRIP. [screaming] YOU A NEW COP, AIN'T YOU? HUH? AFRAID that white YOU >> on January 24th, 2024, officers responded to a residence after reports of a loud disturbance. A woman is on an Instagram live stream and loudly confronting neighbors. Yeah, you can talk to me afterwards. >> Let me ASSURE POLICE. >> 113 County Jail. One adult jail. The woman becomes increasingly agitated, refuses an officer's physical guidance, and raises her voice as officers attempt to secure the scene. >> Hello, >> Miami Township Police, come out. >> Hi, sir. >> What's happening? Um, this neighbor here has been making like false accusations, opening her door, slamming at them, yelling at me, nothing. Like, I don't know what the [ __ ] her problem is, but I'm chilling. I'm literally chilling. Yes, I'm on Instagram live. I'm battling. I'ming yelling at people on live. Okay. Yes. And of course, she's the only one to ever have a complaint about it. I've been here for 4 months. Okay. Fouring months. >> Well, it is. It's like 5:00 a.m. right now. 4 a.m. >> You're yelling. I understand why you're being mad. >> I'm battling people in lives, but something is wrong with this woman. I'm telling you something. >> Do me a favor. Come over here real quick. We're going to make sure there's no one else inside. >> Yeah. >> You got an ID on you at all. >> I don't. Sorry. >> Stay back over here. Stay over here. >> Why? I mean, this >> Okay. The woman verbally resists officers instructions, refuses to cooperate with information requests, and challenges officers about their authority and procedures. >> How about we do this then? >> Don't touch. >> You're going to come over here. >> Why are you touching me? >> There is somebody. >> Okay. Close the door. >> Why? No. >> Knock it off or you're going to ground. You understand me? You want to go to jail? You want to go to jail, >> dude? >> She's laughing and smiling at me. >> I don't give a >> She's laughing. I don't care at me. >> Like, there's nothing going on >> other than you're you're intoxicated and you're acting like a fool. >> And I've been at home. And I've been at home. And I've been at home. >> Back right now. >> No. Like this. What is this force? What is this for? >> One of four. Two to 10. >> What is this for? >> Because you don't know how to listen. Listen, you asked me what was going on. I told you I was Instagram battling and the neighbor caught a complaint for what? Why are you being so aggressive? I don't understand because I do know my rights and you are not. >> Officers placed the woman in custody, perform a safety search and retrieve personal items while she continues to protest and request explanation. >> Been at home and I've been at home right now. >> No, like this. What is this score? What is this for? >> One to four. Two to 10. >> What is this for? >> Because you don't know how to listen. >> Listen. You asked me what was going on. I told you I was Instagram battling and the neighbor called a complaint for what? Why are you being so aggressive? I don't understand because I do know my rights and you are not to push me LIKE THAT. NO, YOU CAN'T TALK to me like that. Go ahead. Go ahead. Record this, ma'am. Record it. RECORD IT. RECORD IT. RECORD IT. RECORD IT. RECORD IT. RECORD IT. >> LISTEN, SIR. I have family and you're >> Where are we going? Am I going to entertain? >> No. You're under arrest. >> For what? >> Obstructing. >> Obstructing? I'm not obstructing. Okay. I have a whole case against you. I have a whole case against you. >> Ma'am, you kick and you're getting more charges. >> I would like to know where I'm going. Ma'am, I'd like to know where I'm going. >> Ma'am, I'd like to KNOW WHERE I'M GOING. >> Stand up. >> No, I'm not resisting charge. >> This is so stupid. >> WHAT THE is this? [screaming] >> Stop it. >> No. What the is this? >> Congratulations. You just caught a resisting charge. >> Why? Resisting. I'm not resisting. I want to KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> For what? For what? FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? [screaming] I DON'T HAVE MY PHONE. I HAVE NOTHING. I HAVE NOTHING. >> FOOT IN THE CAR. >> IT'S IN THE [screaming] CAR. IT'S IN THE CAR. IT'S IN THE CAR. IT'S IN THE CAR. >> YOU WANT TO GIVE ME YOUR INFO OR NOT? >> OKAY. YOU BETTER LIKE GIVE ME A B CARD AND LET ME KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON. YOU CAN'T JUST SHOW UP. >> Jesus Christ. I'll call the hell a thing. Officers advise the woman of next steps and possible booking outcomes as they attempt to obtain contact and identification information. >> WHAT IS THIS, [screaming] STUPID? WHAT IS THIS? >> I'm going to see if she going to give me a rip. >> What is this? [crying] >> What's your social security number? >> I DON'T KNOW. >> ALL RIGHT, YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. >> I trust you this. >> Yep. I'll let you know. >> Whatever else we got up there. >> This is so stupid. I'm not from here, sir. I'm not from here. >> Like, I don't know what the is going on, BUT THAT NEIGHBOR HAS HAD A PROBLEM with me from day one. She's a hater. WE WORK AT THE SAME CLUB. WE WORK AT THE SAME CLUB. WE WORK AT A [ __ ] STRIP CLUB. WE WORK IN A STRIP CLUB. >> I DON'T CARE WHERE YOU WORK. >> I KNOW. [screaming] BUT SHE'S A HATER. SHE'S A HATER. SHE'S A HATER. SHE'S A BROKE. THAT'S WHAT SHE IS. BROKE [ __ ] AND I'MMA SHOW HER CUZ THESE ATTORNEYS going to eat you up. >> You have no RIGHT TO [ __ ] ARREST ME. NO RIGHT. YOU TOLD ME I WASN'T UNDERING NOTHING. NOTHING. NO. YOU TOLD ME I WAS STRAIGHT AWAY UNDER ARREST FOR WHAT? YOU HAVE NOTHING ON ME. YEAH. THESE PARTY IS GOING TO EAT YOUR UP AND EAT YOUR ASS UP. YEAH. YEAH. Eat you up. Yeah. I can't you wait for my payday. I can't wait for my payday. I can't wait. I can't wait. I can't wait. I wish I was still tic tac streaming. I can't wait for my payday, baby. I can't wait. This is so dumb. This is so dumb. This is so dumb. This is so dumb. You had no right to arrest me. What was your charges? Huh? What was your [ __ ] charges? Huh? >> She continues live streaming and repeatedly asks officers about charges and procedures. >> What was YOUR CHARGES? HUH? WHAT WAS THEY? OBSTRUCTION. BECAUSE I'D LIKE TO SEE YOUR BODY CAM FOOTAGE. You a new cop, ain't you? Huh? YEAH. I GOT FAMILY IN the police academy. I know my rights. Yeah. You >> What's your What's your fifth amendment right then? >> You ain't got nothing on me. >> What's your fifth amendment right? >> NOTHING ON ME, SIR. THIS IS ILLEGAL AS YOU GOT ME A CUFF FOR NO REASON. AND THEY TIGHT. THEY TIGHT. THEY TIGHTEN MY SKIN. YEAH, THEY CUTTING MY SKIN. YEAH, THIS IS ILLEGAL. ILLEGAL. I CAN'T WAIT FOR MY [ __ ] PAYDAY. I CAN'T [ __ ] WAIT. I CANNOT WAIT. I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS. I've been waiting FOR THIS. Y'ALL BORED. BORN WITH YOUR [ __ ] LIFE. STRAIGHT OUT. YEAH. Bored with your life. Yeah. Bored with your life. Wife cheating on you and everything. >> Life. >> Yep. >> Yeah. girl sleeping with your brother type. >> Yeah, >> I'm sorry. What? >> What am I being arrested for? >> Obstructing and resisting arrest. >> I don't think so, sir. Because I completely put my hands behind my back. Is this your first time on duty or what? Say you a rookie. Yeah, you a rookie. I'm explaining to your sergeant. YEAH, YOU [ __ ] You rookie and I got your job. I got your job. >> [screaming] >> I got your job. You know me person. You die. [music] YOU DIE. >> FOR WHAT? WHAT AM I getting arrested for? Huh? >> I already told you. >> Oh, what? What' you say? I forgot. >> I forgot. What' you say? >> I'll remind you when we get to the jail. >> Wait, what did you say? Officers complete custody transfer procedures and processing while the woman continues to complain and request badge numbers. >> What do you say? I forgot. >> I'll remind you when we get to the jail. >> No, no, no. You tell me now. When I get arrested, >> I want to make sure you hear me later. >> Oh, okay. You got you. Yeah, you got to think about you got to text these little cops talking about Oh, what can I get him for? Cuz you ain't got you didn't rap me my rice. This whole case going to get dropped. You going lose your job. Yeah. You ain't police ACADEMY YOU WHAT? HUH? I dated a police officer. Yeah. Yeah. You up, sir. What's your last say? YOU [ __ ] UP, SIR. YOU [ __ ] UP. [screaming] YOU [ __ ] UP. YOU BETTER LOSE YOUR JOB IN THIS ACADEMY. I LOVE IT. I LOVE IT. I LOVE PROING I LOVE PROING people like you wrong because you think you have authority over me. What you doing? You some fat ass mother and I got bullied in high school. That's how you win. That's how you win. What you going to do? Throw me to the ground? My hands already cut. What you going to do? What you going to do? Beat my ass. What you going to do? I ain't giving y'all. I ain't giving your information. You going to tell me why I'm arresting? Nothing. You f. You fail. She big man. [laughter] This okay day for me. [crying] I love it. I love it so much. Thank you. Thank you. I needed this because you put me in handcuffs without reading me my rights. Nothing. Tell me why I'm being arrested. Nothing. I'm sorry. >> 104 jail. I'm out. >> I can't even wipe my >> doors. Be let >> Yeah, let her go. Yeah, stupid. I'm on live. I'm on I'm on Tik Tok live battling with people and you want to you on drugs. You on drugs. I know that ON I WORK WITH HER. I KNOW SHE ON DRUGS. I KNOW IT. I may have drinks in me, but I'm of age. That [ __ ] on drugs. That on drugs. [crying] Y >> I need your name and badge number, please. Okay, I'm going to get it out here. All right. All right. Since you want to be so non-compliant. All right. >> The woman was charged with obstructing official business, resisting arrest, and failing to disclose identifying information. Remember, complying with lawful officer instructions and providing requested identification can prevent escalation during disturbance calls. Recording events and asserting rights is legal in many places, but non-compliance or physical resistance may lead to arrest and additional charges. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. tense situation feels like it blew up fast once officers stepped in. If she wanted to challenge the officers, later cooperating at the scene might have helped her case. Streaming live during an arrest rarely helps. Looks chaotic either way. You think this call can't get worse. The body cam captures the exact second officer's rush and comment. If you felt that spike, >> you're not leaving. >> You're not leaving. >> No, you're weird. I just let the [ __ ] you. >> Hey, where are you? Where are you? >> You got to stop. >> On July 15th, 2024, officers arrived at a restaurant after staff report a financial dispute involving an adult woman and an unpaid bill and instruct her not to leave. >> You're not leaving. >> Activate the camera. I don't give a hell weird. I don't care. So you do what I do. >> All right. You're not leaving. >> Do what I do. >> You're not leaving. >> Do what I do. >> Okay. >> Do what should I do cuz I mean I am cuz I told him I was going to get money for it. He said no. So then I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it. So >> the woman continues to argue loudly, makes aggressive statements, and refuses to calmly resolve the payment issue. >> We going to do whatever we're going to do. We going we going to fight it out till the situation worse. >> He's weird. No, I'm not staying here for that [ __ ] Y'all always call like five officers for [ __ ] It's not that serious. >> Even he know that. >> You see five officers here? >> Every time I go to this Yo, it's five six officers for what? We It could be a simple a because I have >> No, you're weird. I just shut the [ __ ] >> As officers move closer to detain her, the woman takes an aggressive stance and refuses commands. He weird. I said, "I'll give you the money for it." >> It's a lie. She's a lie. >> He said I said, "I'll give you the money. I'm glad I did my kids." I said, "I JUST THE OUT YOU DON'T." I the [ __ ] out you. I said, "I need money." I didn't. And you said, "No, no, no. I'll go here." I said, "I would give the So, if you want to fight about it, we can do that. I don't give a This [ __ ] got me about Give me for assault, too. Give me for that, too. Make sure I do that. I don't go. You're not going to jump in a [ __ ] like that. He's hella weird. He know that. You go back there. Do what you do. >> How much does she owe you? >> What I owe you? >> What I owe you? >> Listen, let me speak to him. >> What I owe you? What I owe you? >> Yo, you got TO STOP. >> WHAT I OWE YOU? What I owe you? What I owe you? You sure YOU HUH? >> YEAH. WELL, I I NO, WE'RE NOT. >> HEY, >> now you're under arrest. >> Officers place the woman under arrest after she resists during the attempted detention. The >> [ __ ] take a fighting stance on me. >> Stop resisting. Wait, let me go. Let me go. That's not No, you're not just that. You're going to know that, bro. I swear to God, that was just That wasn't right, bro. >> I didn't touch you or nothing, bro. have somebody respond down here forth with >> Hold on, hold on, hold on. You can only do one thing at a time. Right now, I got to pretend to her. Search her bag. She's got to get searched. >> So, she was searching for immediate EMF. What's up? >> Did she still >> slow down? >> Did she what? >> Yeah. She apparently she walked out on the bill or something. So, she went to go after the the guy, the waiter, took a fighting stance. She was going to go hit him. That's all I want to do. >> Officers secure her belongings and confirm with restaurant staff that no payment was made. >> Put the cops on her and she turned on me. She >> resisted and took, you know, fighting stance on me. >> Just calm down for now. I got your one. >> You put it in my bag. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. I'm going to put your stuff there, too. Okay. I'm going to search you. Is there anything that's going to hurt me? >> I have enough. >> I have three here right now. You could uh discard anybody else that's coming up with that. >> Can you stand up for me? >> Okay. >> Officers gather statements from staff and discuss the sequence of events leading to the unpaid bill. >> Officer, I think she ran out on the bill. Is this your silverware? >> Uh, no. That was for the >> What's that? >> But I don't know why she took it. Is >> that silverware? Red Lobster. >> Get his info. Get the manager's info. >> Are you the girl at CVS the other day? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I'm the same one. >> I thought you were leaving town. >> I stayed parking. >> Did I tell you not to steal? Do you want to do some work? >> Yeah. >> No, you can pay. You have an identification. >> We have a schedule. No, no, we have a schedule. You can go back to your job. We'll take you over. Thank you, Justin. >> I don't know. I got to get the You didn't even get the whole story. >> Did we talk the other day? >> Yeah. Now you still >> I didn't I could have listen I didn't know what happened. I'm just trying to talk about the >> I was with you the other night. >> Officers transport the woman explained the booking process. >> Well, we got a lock at >> Are you staying in town? I got a roll where >> he did. He's a messy guest, but >> I I should have just paid for it. >> So just all these people. >> Did she pay for any of it? >> Nothing. Since I was >> How did she get the No, she asked for to go everything, but she's trying to ask her for another drink. The thing is that she wants me both to the bar. That's what I did. Went to the kitchen as soon as I turn. She would try to fight it with me. >> The thing is because they have the recipe >> the sour copy. >> Can we take this? >> All right. Let's Let's get her in. >> Take your uh It's not her. She didn't pay for it. >> Where's that fork and knife? Give me that fork and knife. >> Yeah. Sir. Sir, sir. >> I leave that gentleman here. >> Water. >> Doesn't matter. >> Watch your hand. turn out with >> you got the information from >> I have no idea what's going on. >> I have no idea what's going on. >> I just I just got the information. One guy just said that uh >> she asked for the food to go and then she asked for another drink to make a drink. >> All right, look. We're going to transport you back to headquarters. >> You're on the left. Then you'll just get >> you do it like two hours maybe two hours and then from there you get a ticket and you don't have to go to court or anything like you know dress to like put the clothes on like you know I change into like you guys out >> oh like a prison uniform you think that >> uh not not at our >> been out here in jail so >> have you been arrested before >> in California. Did they make you do that? >> Well, you did. Yeah. Um, so >> you're there too. >> You were You held longer. >> I was there for like 3 days. >> Okay. Well, you're not going to be in our custody where you'll have to change clothes or anything like that for 3 days. Uh, pretty much we're going to go you're going to be charged. Uh, it seems like a theft and and the resisting and then um and then you're going to get a score. It's uh depending on your prior criminal history. So, if you never got arrested in Jersey before, I'm assuming it'll be pretty low. >> And if it's under a certain if it's under a certain number, you go home with a court date. And if it's over a certain number, you go to the county jail where that's where they'll make you. >> Yeah, you should be okay. You're not sick, injured, or ill, right? >> No. You don't want to see a mess or anything like that? Okay. You don't want to hurt yourself. >> Okay. And you got the hoodie. >> Yeah. >> Get off. >> Yeah. Just get >> The woman was charged with theft of services after staff reported she left without paying for food and drinks. Remember, payment disputes can escalate quickly when emotions override communication. Resisting officer instructions during an investigation [music] can result in additional charges. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. This situation got out of control fast over a simple bill. Arguing with everyone made things way worse. A calm conversation could have avoided all of this. What do you think about these situations? Comment below to share your thoughts and like this video. If you want to continue calling out such cases to [music] stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Zone for more content. >> Yeah, that's the worst house that that day. That was the worst house I ever walked into. It should be arraigned. On December 21st, 2023, officers responded to a home where six children were living in hazardous conditions, including excessive trash, animal waste, and unsanitary living spaces. Due to the unsafe environment, all six children were removed by child welfare authorities. >> What's that? No, you're good. Come on. >> I can't come inside. So, you need to bring the kids to the door. >> Guys, come here. >> I need you to get their coats. Get their dressed in their coats. >> Baby, put that dog. >> As the children were escorted out, officers noted the strong odor on their clothing and ensured they were properly dressed for the cold. The children were transported to the hospital to be medically evaluated and checked for possible health issues. I'll go first so he doesn't run outside. Dear, >> come. I need your smell in the side. Come. You need to come this way. Come on, buddy. >> Zip off your coat. >> Come. >> You have to go to the hospital. I have to take all of y'all to the hospital. Why? >> Just got to get you guys checked out. Make sure everybody's okay. >> Officers explained that the home was so unsafe that even staff had become sick during previous entries. Additional personnel coordinated animal control and documented the conditions for further investigation. >> I should, but they told me that the warden say it's not safe for us to go inside cuz my supervisor got sick yesterday. >> Yeah. I mean, I'm I'm going to have to go in to see the animals so I can get >> Heck, these are the paperwork. Court is tomorrow. >> Come on, Lou. I need you to come and help get the children in the car. Kim, >> okay. >> Where's the baby? I need the baby to be >> She's in the bedroom. >> I need you to get a a winter suit thing on on her. >> You don't have a mask or anything, do you? >> I do. I'll go get you one. >> Thank you. >> Yep. >> Thank you. I'm sorry. >> Where's the other Where's your other child at, dear? >> This is him. >> Okay. This is it. He's >> I only have six children. >> Only six. All right. Yep. One, two, >> and you guys are doing this while their dad's not here again. >> Okay. >> Come on out, buddy. >> Sister's bottle, please. >> And I'll um >> Hey, do you uh do you still need me over here, dear? >> Uh, no. I mean, you're all right. She's fine. >> Okay. I'm all right. >> All right. >> Approximately 1 month later, investigators gathered enough evidence to obtain arrest warrants for both parents related to the living conditions inside the home. Officers returned to the residence to take the mother into custody. >> [snorts] >> Yeah, she's in here. Bagger. Police. Come to the front door. >> How you doing, dear? Hi. >> What's your name? >> Kimberly. >> Kimberly, is your husband home? Michael? >> No, he is at work still. >> Okay, Kimberly, go ahead. Step out for me. >> Okay. You're currently under arrest. >> What I do? >> Don't stick your head in. >> You have a warrant out for your arrest. >> For what? >> For child in danger. >> Put your hands together. Michael in the house. >> Okay, you don't care if we check the house. Make sure, Michael. >> The mother appeared confused and questioned the arrest while officers informed her she was being charged with child endangerment. Police confirmed the father was not home and requested permission to clear the residence for safety. >> Not in there. >> My mother-in-law's here. >> That's fine. We'll call her out before. >> Mhm. >> Hey, 16. You can come to the front door. >> Hey, ma'am. What is your mother? >> She's in the back bedroom. >> Okay. >> Put you in a car over here real quick, dear. We'll get you some shoes. Stop preaching. Put it in your pocket. >> My vape. I was going to put it down, but >> you have anything illegal on you I'm going to find in the search. >> No. >> I haven't done anything illegal in a while. You don't have anything in your pockets? >> No. >> Back here. >> Where does Michael work at? >> He works at >> Where? >> Drive. >> Drive. >> Okay. Officers contacted the father by phone at his workplace, informing him that both he and his wife had active arrest warrants. He was advised to cooperate, and arrangements were made for him to be taken into custody as well. >> All right, I'll be right back with you. >> He's at work. >> Okay, perfect. >> West's on the phone with him right now. She got a >> Hello. >> Hey, where are you at, sir? >> Okay. And you're coming back home? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Uh, I'm going to be honest with you, sir. We have a warrant for you and your wife's ars. >> What? >> Yes. For child endangering. So, it would behoove you very much to cooperate. >> Okay. >> Okay. Are you going to come back over here to Silvin? Is that way you can leave the car here? >> Yeah, I'm going to get picked up. >> Picked up from where? >> Uh, drive. >> Drive. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's the address on drive? Um, how long it will be till you get there? >> Um, 25 half hour. >> 25 minutes to half hour. >> What's his phone number? >> What's your phone number, sir? >> All right. Thank you, sir. We will probably have an officer meet you there to transport you to Summit County Jail. We appreciate your cooperation. >> Can I ask you a quick question real quick? >> Absolutely, sir. What's going on? >> Why do we have a warrant for arrest? >> Uh, for six counts of child endangering. >> Okay. >> During questioning, the mother admitted she knew the conditions were unacceptable, but claimed she was overwhelmed and lacked help. Officers emphasized that regardless of stress or circumstances, children cannot be left to live in filth and danger. We've been going through the CSB case for about uh since the beginning of January about the end of December, >> right? Well, the children's services case >> is completely separate from the criminal investigation. >> Huh? >> I said the children's services case is completely separate from the criminal investigation. >> You want grab her a pair of shoes? She don't got >> Yeah. Is that Lysa? >> Yes. Okay. >> Actually, I'll grab the pair of shoes. Just remember that's >> trust me. >> You have gone in. Just let him grab the pair of shoes. >> All right. I guess I'll see you guys at the shop. Let me call my boss. I don't know what's going on. >> Okay. Thank you, sir. >> What's her name? >> Kaitton. >> Kimberly. >> Kimberly. I apologize. >> Where's a Where's a pair of shoes for her, dear? >> She's going to be uh going to the jail, unfortunately. >> Yeah, it's still bad. Nope, that's not >> cuz I walked in there. >> Yeah, I know. It's still bad. >> The roaches didn't hide. >> Yeah, >> it ain't that big of a deal. She'll be out tomorrow. >> Yeah, she'll be arraigned. She'll have her day in court, dear. >> No reason to get all worked up a little bit. She'll literally be out tomorrow. >> Oh, God. Seeping seeping out in the air. >> Yes, ma'am. You're a stronger man than I >> I've already I see if I can slip these shoes on. >> No, you're good. You're good. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. I'll be in route to Mo and home to pick up another half. >> All right, J. I'm going to transfer over to my car over here. [snorts] Go take a seat. All right, here. Let me turn this light on. [snorts] All right, dear. What I'm going to do is your rights. All right. Cuz right now you are under arrest before I can talk to you. Okay. Having these rights in mind, you're willing to talk to me about why you're under arrest tonight? >> I need to know why I'm put. So, it's a six count of child endangering. I was actually uh the original officer that responded out here with children services when they were removed from the home. Do you remember me now? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um I mean, do you understand why the children were removed from the home in the first place? >> Yes. >> I mean, how did how did how did it get that bad? How did how did the mess, the animals, the I mean, I'm going to be honest with you. That's the worst house that that day. That was the worst house I ever walked into. It's a little cleaner now. That's the worst house I ever walked into that had people living in it. How did How does it get like that? [snorts] >> I was the only one doing anything. >> Okay. So, you didn't have any help? >> Okay. >> He works too much, so I didn't have any help. >> Did you Did you at any point like look around the house and go, "This is a problem. These living conditions are not okay." Yeah, we finally got the basement fixed. >> Yeah. Well, I'm talking I mean the kids being removed. I know that was a wakeup call. Can we both agree that was kind of a wakeup call? But before that, did you ever look around and go, "Something here has to change. My children shouldn't live in this kind of filth right now." >> Yeah. >> Why Why didn't you change it, dear? Trying I mean, be honest with me here. And this is just do you when the children were removed from the home, do you think that was the right choice? >> Yes. >> You don't think that the living conditions were suitable? And you just I mean you would you say you were kind of at a loss of what to do with everything? >> Yeah. >> You're saying Mike? >> Police explained that the condition of the home crossed from neglect into criminal behavior leading to six counts of child endangerment. The mother was transported to jail to be booked and await arraignment. >> I wasn't helping you out. >> No, he works too much. >> I got you. >> He's still working, >> right? Is that is that your mom or is that his mom? >> That's his mom. >> That's his mom. Does she help out at all with the kids or anything? >> She watches the kids every now and then, >> but she's up in her 60s. >> I gotcha. All right, dear. Well, yeah. So, I mean, that's that's why you're being arrested. This the state of that home that the children were in. It rises to the level of criminality. The kids shouldn't have to suffer. All right. U there's going to be a uh prisoner wagon that's going to come. They're going to take you to the county. They'll book you in. You'll be arraigned tomorrow. That's where they're set bail and everything like that. >> Supposed to see the kids tomorrow. >> This [snorts] is all stuff that they can work with you and everything like that. That's what CSB is there for. All right, dear. The case concluded with all six children removed from the home. Both parents charged with six counts of child endangerment and authorities continuing oversight through child protective services and related investigations. Children rely entirely on adults for safety. Cleanliness and basic care and neglect can cause lasting harm. Feeling overwhelmed is not an excuse when a child's health and well-being are at risk. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. Six kids forced to live in that filth while adults made excuses. This is absolutely heartbreaking and enraging. Those children didn't fail their parents. Their parents failed them in every possible way. If officers say it's the worst house they've ever seen, imagine what those kids lived with every single day. Think the last move was bold? This one's on another level. Drop a comment if you think you can outsmart them and hit subscribe. [music]