older male answer the phone. >> Oh, she's still breathing. She's still breathing. >> I don't want him to go to jail. I don't want me to down to talk to my neighbor and then he was like, "Hey, come check out this thing." And I walked into his house and then we started talking. >> Police responded to a welfare check involving several children living in a deeply troubling environment. What they observed suggested an environment that had been breaking the kids down over time, not a single isolated incident. His mom said he was still asleep. That's the one who called y'all his mom. >> We have to call DCF as well. >> So Crystal, why you acting like that? >> When hero cops froze after walking through a dangerous household. Here is Law Zone, where features real police body cam footage documenting how officers handle tense and unpredictable situations as they happen. He agreed to pay her for and he was going to go inside one of these rooms and receive the job and he was going to leave your son in the car. >> On December 19th, 2023, police arrested a man after he is caught by an undercover officer attempting to solicit sexual services while his 4-year-old child remained in the car. >> No, we have to call DCF as well. They have to be notified. >> You're under arrest. What? >> Prostitution. >> I'm not even prostitution. >> I got my son in the car. >> I understand. We're going to take care. >> Can I Can I call my baby mother? >> In just a second. We'll call the baby's mother. Okay. >> I'm not. >> Just be with it just a second. Okay. >> I promise I'm not. >> Yeah. >> I wish that was the truth. I really do. >> Please. How How old is he? >> Okay. You go with the officer, please. >> Hello. How are you? Your daddy's just going to go with us and talk for a little bit. I want to call your mommy to come pick you up. Okay. >> This is baby's mama. You mind answering that and then just letting her know what's happening cuz she's going to have to come here to pick him up. >> Okay. >> We'll have to call DC. >> Do I need to let her know the extent of it or just say he's >> she's being arrested? Arrested. Yeah. >> Okay. The officer is talking to your uh I guess your baby's mama now because she's calling. Police informed the father that child protective services DCF must be notified due to the child being left unattended during the offense. >> Just so you know, we have to call DCF as well. They have to be notified that we've taken temporary custody of your child. >> This is what happens. >> Can I just talk to my baby mother? >> Not right now. >> Pretty wild. I haven't seen that before. my career. I've seen mom and daughter cross, but never seen the >> Yeah, >> I was going to bring it up in the >> child's mother arrives and becomes emotionally distressed after learning the circumstances of the arrest. >> Um, >> so we have um mom right here. >> Okay. >> What's going on? >> All right. Mommy's here. >> All right. You want a one second arrested for a prostitute? >> How? >> How did he get to who? Her where did they meet? I need >> Oh, they met at the border. >> They met the undercover officer. >> Uhhuh. >> They talked about having sex for >> who you where is he? >> He went to jail. >> He was taken already. >> He's not in jail right now. >> He got arrested. >> So what did Bo talk about? What? >> Just one second, ma'am. We have he's a junior here. >> Date of birth is 119. >> They've been lying to me in my face. >> He's been lying to me in my face. They took the [ __ ] tongue out to Sarasota. So guess what? Not my problem no more. >> Tone figure it out. outside of understatement because you don't know what's going on. That's what I have to do. >> Okay. >> Officers calmly explain what occurred, emphasizing the child's safety and attempting to deescalate the situation. >> Give me a second, please. I can talk. I just need to breathe. I'm out here by myself. I don't have no family. I don't have a license to drive. I just had to get my coworker to come bring me here. I'm trying to understand what's going on because he said to me they were sitting over by the green chairs watching the water. So, how did you end up here is the point I'm trying to get. >> Well, and what I'll do is I will tell you everything that happened. All right. But the other thing, we can do whatever we need to in order to get you and your son to wherever they need to go. Okay. But I need to take a couple small steps here first. All right. >> Not a problem. >> I just need your first name. What exactly happened was youring son was out here asking prostitutes to link for sex and go to flamingo and he got caught by the undercover. >> You understand the fact that that man is not here right now cuz we both would have been going to the jail cuz I was taking somebody's gun and I was going to shoot his head. Yes, I was. >> You do not understand what I'm going through right now. to listen. >> Police detail that the father planned to leave the child alone in the car while entering a motel room to complete the act. >> I can't [ __ ] calm down. I can't >> Hold on one second. >> Well, how how I have nobody. I cannot drive the car. [ __ ] is in storage. I'm out here with my son. >> Jalissa >> with no [ __ ] family. >> Jalissa. >> So, what am I supposed to do? >> Jalissa, can you look at me for a second? I can make contact with >> I need contact with him. >> Okay, but listen to me. Listen to me >> because I need to know why you dragged me from [ __ ] New York to out here to start over. >> How I have my son I'm 4 hours from New York. I have nothing. >> The nice thing is >> nothing >> that I have access to some unique resources, okay, for you and your son. Let's forget about Mr. Rush and let's worry about you and Jacob right now, okay? which I will gladly help you out any way that I can. >> All right, tell you >> here's the issue. Okay, I'm gonna give you you already know what happened, so we don't need to discuss what happened with you know what happened because I'm trying to understand. >> So, okay, can do you want me I need you to stay calm if I'm going to explain it to you, though. All right. Because all I care about right now is that little guy and us remaining calm for him because it's scary enough that he saw all these police officers here, dad going in the back of the car. I don't want to make it any more traumatic for him. Okay. So, the calmer you can stay for me. >> Okay. No, you're doing great. I think you're doing great. But I just want you to continue to stay this way for me while I tell you. >> I don't care that you're that you're young. It doesn't upset me. I just don't want him to be upset. Okay. >> I want to know where you want to take. >> Officers shift focus to supporting the mother and child, discussing emergency housing, transportation, and assistance resources. >> Where we were going to take >> No, you came in here to do Where were you going to take? >> I'm going to I'm going to tell you, like I said, I'm going to tell you exactly what was going to happen, but I need you to take some deep breaths before I do. Okay. He met He met with an undercover officer. All right. He didn't know obviously it was undercover officer posing as a prostitute. All right. He agreed to pay her for a [ __ ] and he was going to go inside one of these rooms and receive the [ __ ] and he was going to leave your son in the car while it happened. Okay. Now look at me. This is where I need you to stay calm because I know I'd be extremely pissed right now if I was you. Okay. That being said, I can reach out to some resources. I don't know how much time you have paid up at the Cadillac and we can see if we can get you into some emergency type housing. Okay. >> Okay. >> Yep. That's fine. >> My god. >> He's right here. Good. >> Softly right here. >> Okay. >> So, >> you work where does she work? >> She works at Walgreens. >> Police reassure the mother that her child's welfare is the priority and explain next procedural steps. >> Okay. Um, she told me she doesn't have a license to drive, which that's no issue. We can do all the transporting. Or >> if you you have a vehicle. >> I do have a vehicle and I have a car seat, but I don't know. >> That's right. He has a car seat, too. Okay. >> Yeah. Um, but here's what I'm getting at is there are resources for moms and young children in the city. >> I will reach out and I will do everything >> right now to get her taken care of. Okay. I want a flight to New York. I'm calling my mother. >> Listen. I can listen to me. I can I can >> I I know I know you want to call. Take 10 seconds. >> If you if you want to go back to New York, >> we can also work that out. Okay. I have resources to get you free transportation with your son back to New York. >> Okay. >> I need you to trust me though right now. >> We do not. >> Okay. >> He took my son. >> I see it. But he's but he's gone now. >> So let's let's let's worry about you and your son right now. >> Okay. >> Deep breath. Where's your drink? >> So basically what we can do is we can work on some emergency shelter options for her. We can work on what's called a homework >> for her >> [ __ ] as far as I'm concerned. >> The father remains in custody while the mother receives guidance on housing, transportation, and child focused support services. If she's if she's staying >> in a hotel, has nowhere to go, we can easily articulate. >> She checked out this morning was going to be able to check back in today. That's all I understood. >> So, she's just paying by the day. >> But I don't think this stuff is. >> And just so you know, the the young lady that's over there talking to him, she is a police officer, but she's not the one that was involved in this case. Okay. So, she's totally unrelated. She's just here to hang out. >> Yes. and she's in plain clothes. So then he thinks it's just a regular person, not a cop hanging out with him and that's why she's here. Okay. >> Yeah. Cuz unfortunately these situations happen more frequently than you would think. >> Yeah. Um so if your son We could put him inside of your car for now. >> Unfortunately, there's some paraphernalia in plain view. So we just have to search the vehicle. Um >> probably Yeah, >> that's all. It's nothing. It's like no traffic. is your son. Okay. >> That much I >> I can honestly say that's fine because this is what your son wants to do. Your son still wants to play like he's 17, 18. And I don't have the time for it, Rene, at all. Cuz honestly speaking, honestly speaking, when your son was all this other stuff, he should have just left me alone. When he first did what he did and he wanted to know, I'm sorry. Let's do this. You did me, he should have just left me alone. If that's what you want to do, go back. Don't brag nobody. And it's not like you did me and him. You have your son. So now what are you going to explain to your son? You did another sleeping mistake again. It's not the first time you did it. This is the second time. The only difference is this time I'm not pregnant. >> He was charged with solicitation of prostitution. Due to the presence of the child and the risk involved, Child Protective Services DCF was notified and assumed responsibility for evaluating the child's welfare. The child was released to the mother and the case was referred for further review regarding potential child endangerment considerations. Remember, leaving a child unattended during illegal activity can trigger immediate arrest and child welfare intervention. Law enforcement prioritizes child safety over all other circumstances. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. I can't believe he thought this was okay with a child in the car. That officer handled the mom with a lot of patience. Poor kid. Thank goodness this was stopped in time. 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 irresponsible mom's plan to avoid trouble completely backfires. >> Yep. That's not a crystal. Why you acting like that? On October 30th, 2022, deputies in Florida initiated a traffic stop after receiving multiple 911 calls, reporting a vehicle swerving, crossing lanes, and running off the road. >> So, you've had not one sip of alcohol? >> No, I actually got off to work this morning. >> So, are you in the process of moving or something or how can What's with the suitcase? Actually, I'm in the process of moving. In the process of getting off after they found coverage cuz, you know, I can't I'm just tired. So, I'm I'm very surprised that you got calls about me because I just >> 110% without doubt because they they gave us directions all the way to you stopping right here, roadways and everything. Description of the vehicle, the whole nine yards. >> Said he was passing on double yellows, running off the road. >> Oh, I have not passed anything. I can say that 100%. >> All right. Maybe you didn't pass, but they said you were swerving over swerving over the lines >> running off the road. >> It wasn't no swerving or running off the world. None that um I actually >> deputies observe slurred speech, lethargic behavior, and discover that two young children are riding without car seats. >> Was passing. That's why I pulled over because it's actually a SUV in the back of me. It was a color like Escalade white um that was running up on me and so I pulled over to let me car. >> Okay. So, how come your speech is so slow, lethargic? It's slurred. I can hear you slurring. >> I am I'm tired. >> I mean, just shoot me straight if you you're drinking today. >> I'm No, I'm telling you 100%. Like I just got off work. Another thing I see one kiddos is in a seat, but the other one's not in a seat. Actually, it doesn't look like either one of them's in a seat, are they? >> Where's their car seats at? >> Yeah, I I see it. >> Officers determine she is not fit to drive and request a family member to retrieve the children on >> right now. So, you got family or something in the area? I'm sorry. >> All right. You got your driver's license with you? >> Yeah, I do. >> Can you hand me your driver's license? >> Yeah. Um, yes. I'm reaching like two days ago. >> Yeah. coming from. >> Just sit tight just for a second. I'll be back up here with you. Okay. >> You're okay. >> Just sit tight. Okay. >> She She has two kids in the back seat. Neither one of them have car seats. She sounds like she's sluring just a little bit. Miss Bowers, who stays at the Nebraska address with you? >> Yes. Um, it's one of our Rudolph Bowers. Dominic Bowers. >> Is that like your parents or anything? >> Yeah, it is. >> Okay. Can you have one of them head on up here? I'm going to have one of them drive your car. Okay. That I don't think you're fit to be driving. Bowowers exits the vehicle and explains she is dealing with emotional stress and a prior injury, but continues to show signs of impairment. >> I know I seem emotional. >> It's not that you seem intoxicated to me. >> I'm just going to be honest with you. >> Yeah, it's >> Can you get one? >> I can do what so says. I'm pretty sure I can pass it. >> Okay. It it it's just it's just the simple fact of >> Go ahead and step out for me. >> I'm going to like some mental stuff. >> I got you. >> Some people like >> don't even I'm sorry. >> You're fine. I'm just have you >> step up here to my my push bumper. Okay. >> I'm sorry, Helen. I'm back. I don't know what you're saying, but can you just step back for >> me? This morning, so you can't tell me. >> I don't know what to talk about, though. I'm just going to have you step back. Oh, I'm I'm telling you though, like they found we thought it was um we thought it was a fresh leg which which was a >> Okay, let's do >> the original thought. >> Got a good boo boo. >> Yeah. And now it's a fracture. >> Okay. >> So, >> well, I'm going to have you just step out step out here for me. Okay. Yeah. >> Field sobriety testing begins. She struggles to maintain balance and follow instructions. my car. >> Do me a favor and step toward my car. >> Okay. >> All right. >> It's just a little easier on the concrete than in the grass. >> Okay. >> You want to hang out just for a second. What? You said you wanted to do a field sobriety test, right? >> Oh, yeah. I was just I didn't know >> what to expect. So, you >> But we going to work with it. >> So, what happened to it? >> Um, we had a ATV accident. It's all I could school. >> Did you have any surgeries or anything? >> Um, I actually have to go back for consultation. have to go back from Monday. Um, >> okay. >> But what whatever you need. Um, >> all right. So, I can tell again talking to you now. You're slur. So, let me ask you again. Have you had any alcohol? >> Oh, no. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. >> No, you're okay. >> And hang out right there. Don't go anywhere. Just stay right here. >> Oh, >> just stand still. >> Okay. >> What's the matter? >> What's up? What's up? What's up? >> I was already >> here. Do me a favor. >> Come stand on this line for me right here. I want you to stand on this line with your >> deputies place Bowers under arrest on suspicion of DUI due to failed sobriety indicators >> and stand facing me. >> Come over here. Put your heels on the line. >> Yep. >> Yep. That's not going to work. >> Go ahead and stand up. We're going to help you stand up. Okay. >> Ready? One, two, three. Yep. >> There you go. >> I'm fine. >> You're good. You're good. >> I'm fine. >> Do Do me a favor. Place your hands behind your back. >> Yeah. >> All right. At this time, you're being placed under arrest under suspicion of DUI. Okay. >> I think you've been drinking. Stand up straight. >> Stand up. >> Straight. Straight. Straight. Straight. >> Stand up. >> There you go. >> Double. >> Yeah. >> Stand up. What are you doing? You've been >> stand straight up. >> Let go. >> Stand up. >> I'm so tired. >> Mine. >> That one. 1909. >> Come on. >> Stand up. >> I know. I'm trying to help you. You got to stand up though. >> Come on. >> Hey, don't make this harder. >> Don't make this harder. >> No, I'm not. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> All right. Have a seat right in here. Look up. >> Have a seat right here. >> Okay. >> Turn around. Butt first. >> Okay. >> Butt first. Stand up. >> Put your leg in there. >> Yeah. >> Hey, go stand. Get Get in the car. Hey. >> Yes. >> Hey, this is Deputy Leonard with the Lake County Sheriff's Office. >> Yeah. >> Hey, so I stopped your daughter. We're up on South Graz Airport Road. It appears she was drinking and she's got a warrant out of Sumpre County. Um, she kids with her. We're going to need somebody to come get the kids if you're willing to do so. Yeah, I'll be there. You >> deputies confirm Bowowers has an active warrant from another county, increasing the seriousness of the arrest. South Grace Airport Road. >> Sit up from the other side of the county. >> Officer Leonard. >> Officer Leonard. >> See y'all. This one. >> Yeah, that part that allegedly allegedly >> I'm sorry. We didn't have any water to give them or anything, so we just got them as cool as we could in the car. >> Any problem with me taking the car on? >> No, you can take it. >> I would prefer them go in a car seat if you got a car seat in this. cuz I really don't want >> Come on, baby. Come on. >> And and she was doing a little yelling, so they they're pretty upset. >> Don't calm down as much as we could, but >> Okay. >> Thank you for coming. >> So, are y'all taking her to Lake County or back to Salty County? >> She will go to Lake County first if we have local charges because of the DUI >> and then they will send her back to to help her to deal with whatever she has on there. Bowers is transported to jail after being read her Miranda rights while her children are safely released to family. >> You okay? >> Oh, all right. >> All right. I'm going to sit you up. Okay. Can you do that? >> We got a chair you can sit in. >> I don't need a new chair. >> All right. >> We got a chair. >> Here's your chair. >> Come on. >> Don't move by yourself, man. Don't move by yourself, man. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have them or her present with you while you're being questioned. >> Do you understand that? >> Cool. Driving like a maniac. >> Don't hit her. >> Why don't y'all get it? >> She's pulling forward. You got to stop doing that. Okay. Stop doing that. You may see. So >> Crystal, why you acting like that? I got I got Oh, sorry. Now, I don't know what his rules are, but my rules are so long as you put your butt down, you just do it all the way over if you want to. But it's a short trip, so whatever that you Oh, let's move on. Okay. All right. We'll hurry. Okay. All right. Crystal Bowers was arrested and charged with driving under the influence DUI and two counts of child neglect after deputies determined she was impaired and transporting children without proper restraints. Authorities also discovered an active warrant from another county, resulting in additional legal proceedings. She was booked into the Lake County Jail and held on a $5,000 bond. Remember, driving while impaired puts children at immediate risk and escalates legal consequences quickly. Lack of proper child restraints alone can trigger child neglect charges. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. The kids not being in car seats was terrifying. She kept denying it, but the signs were obvious. Thankful the officer stopped this before someone got hurt. You think this call can't get worse? The body cam captures the exact second officer's Russian comment. If you felt that spike, >> do I still get to catch my flight or >> You're going to jail. >> Okay. You're not catching your flight today. I'm going to jail. >> On February 12th, 2024, airport police responded to a bar call involving a 19-year-old attempting to purchase alcohol using an ID that does not belong to him. >> Good. How you doing? >> Good. This guy right here came up, asked for two Long Island Te's, told him we could have served him two of them. Had to have two IDs. Said they're both for him. Said I can't do that still. Gets a shot. Long Island tea, goes back over to the table, sends his brave friend over with a fake ID. that's obviously not him. Takes off. So, he knows where he is. I want him I want y'all to put him for the [ __ ] interview. >> Okay. Did he show you a fake ID? >> Yeah, he showed me a fake ID. >> Okay. How's it going, man? Go ahead and put the phone down. >> My name's Officer Brand. I'm with the airport police department. Where's your friend at that was with you? >> Um, he's locked. They have to lock. >> Okay. >> So, I say I know I'm >> Okay. Can I see your ID real quick? >> I got a passport. >> You got a passport? Okay. So, who was your friend that you were with? >> His name is Taylor. >> His name is Taylor. >> Taylor. >> Officers speak with the suspect's older coworker who claims they were traveling together for work and denies knowing the suspect was underage. >> So, how do you know him? >> We're co-workers. >> Your co-workers? Where do you work with him at? >> Uh, >> okay. >> We live in San Francisco. >> Okay. So, you're traveling together, huh? >> So, are you guys flying back to Tampa right now? >> No. >> Do you mind showing me your flight information? Is he trying to run to the gate to >> Okay, but you guys are flying together? No. >> Okay. And uh let me give you a piece of paper to write his name down so I can have it spelled out. So, he's not old enough to drink, right? >> Oh, I didn't know that either. So, so >> so you did you buy him an alcoholic beverage? >> This is mine. I got his shot of Titos and I bought it. >> Okay. Go ahead and write his name down for me if you would. >> So, he was traveling with the guy. He should be at Charlie 27 waiting to get on his flight. >> 27. >> So, we're getting his name right now. So, >> the uh the bartender said that you walked up and you tried to get um >> two >> two of those. Were you getting one for him? >> Okay. >> Well, two for me because I have anxiety. I >> Okay. >> Okay. Uh do you have a picture of Kayla? The coworker gives inconsistent details about how long he has known the suspect and their work relationship, increasing officer scrutiny. >> Anything like that? >> Let me see if I can find >> Okay. >> He should be He should be down by Charlie 27. That's where his flight is. His name's Taylor Hindle. That's him. >> Yeah. Let me see. >> Can I get a picture of him? >> Charlie what? >> Huh? >> 27. >> Charlie 27. What's his name? Uh, killer. >> You have any questions for me? >> He's underage, >> huh? >> He's underage. I didn't know that he was 21. >> Okay. So, so that's what we're trying to So, wait. You're traveling with him, but you don't >> We're coworker, so we don't put on a business trip. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Uh, so you're putting on a business trip and you didn't know that he was on Okay. Is this the first time you traveled with him? Ah, okay. >> Do you have a business card? Do you have a business card? >> Uh, I don't >> I don't. >> So, you said uh a bis a marketing firm? >> No, we work for a marketing firm as well. >> Okay. So, this is Did they just put you on a trip together? Y'all traveling in. So, you had No, this is >> I don't know. >> Gotcha. Do you all uh like at your work, do you like work remote? So, you're not like >> uh we So, we're in sales. We work at different Sam's clubs. >> Okay. >> So, like they send us out here >> to like just uh like network and market and stuff like and he >> Officers locate the 19-year-old who admits he used a friend's ID to attempt to buy alcohol. >> Has he worked with the company very long or do you even know? >> Um I know he's been with my company for about two months now. >> Okay. So, he's fairly new. >> Okay. Uh, and was it at random that they send these people with you or have you ever traveled with them before? >> Well, I've traveled with my company. This is my first trip with him. Oh, >> okay. First trip with him. Okay. So, you didn't prior to this, you didn't really know the guy, right? Okay. Okay. Okay. >> So, so, uh, did you didn't know he had a fake ID? >> I didn't know he wasn't 21. >> Gotcha. Gotcha. >> And did were you as were you surprised when he got up and pieced out? >> Yeah, cuz I was listening. One of the managers was texting me. So, I was listening to her voice note. I saw that interaction as and I saw pick up his stuff and say, "Bro, let's just go." I was like, "Well, I'm listening to something." And then he walked off. Oh, he just pieced out. >> No, he was just like, >> "Wow, interesting." >> And then I'm sitting here like, "Well, I guess he went to the bathroom or something and then >> he didn't ask you to purchase anything for him, right?" That was my That was my Okay. >> Cuz I got actually Tito's shot because he was like, "You can only get I was like, "All right, give me a shot." Okay. Let me go talk over here. >> Yeah. I was looking at this number right here. >> You're good. >> All right. So, I'm off Smith airport police. You know, you know I got called today. >> Yeah. >> What happened? >> Um I went up there with my friend's ID and then he he said uh leave the cafe before we call the cops. And then Yeah. >> You went up there with your friend's ID? >> Yeah. >> Which friend? My So I have another friend leaving to >> I don't even know where he's going. I just met him today. >> Okay. Let me see the ID. >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> What What you go up there? What you trying to do? What were you trying to do with his ID? >> What was that? >> What were you trying to do with your friend's ID? >> Um I was just trying to get a drink. >> Okay. Like what kind of drink? Alcohol. >> Um I just said tea. >> Where's your ID? >> My ID? >> Well, if you just said a tea? >> Yeah. Can I get some tea? You went up you went up to the to a bar and you asked for an a sweet tea, but you provided ID. >> Can I get a tea? Um, >> if Okay, so let let's get it straight. So like if I just went to Chick-fil-A and I got a tea and you got a tea, would you give it was alcoholic? So I gave him that one. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Officers explain that using someone else's ID constitutes a criminal offense regardless of intent or outcome. >> She was alcoholic. >> What's that? So, you thought you were getting alcoholic tea? So, he provided ID. >> I said, "Can I get a T?" >> Okay. >> He said, "Where's your ID?" So, I just gave him that one. >> All right. Well, that's what we're here to figure out. >> So, you guys can just keep that one, too. So, >> where's your friend at? >> Which one? My >> That dude. >> That dude? That's me. >> No. Oh, the uh ID. >> Oh, he he gave me his ID while he was here. >> He Where's he? >> He gave me that ID. I don't know. It was some dude I met this weekend. You just said you met him today. >> Yeah, today. No, this weekend. >> Uh, Keegan. >> Keegan. >> Keegan. >> Okay. And you met him today? >> What's that? >> You met him today? >> No, this weekend. >> This weekend. And he just gave you this ID. What? What he giving it to you for? >> He Okay. You met him this weekend, but he was here today. And he gave you this ID for >> just to have. Yeah. >> Just to have. >> Yeah. >> And to use it to buy tea from bars. >> No, not from bars. I just kind of did it today. Just kind of see. >> Okay. Just help me make sense of it. >> Yeah. Just trying to get one. But he gave me that ID. >> No, I don't know what I want you to make sense of. So, you go up to the Pizza Hut bar and you say, "Can I get a tea?" And you >> I was trying to get one, but >> what were you trying to get? >> An alcoholic. >> You're trying Okay. So, you're trying to use this ID to get alcoholic beverage. Okay. Right. >> Yeah, that's my bad. >> Okay. You aware you can't do that, right? >> Yes. And then So, I'm in college, too. So, it's just like >> I was going to use it. In college, they teach you to make bad decisions or they what you learn in college. >> Obviously, you couldn't learn that. >> Okay. So, I >> cuz what you're telling me just doesn't make sense. >> Bartender confirms the suspect explicitly ordered a Long Island iced tea and fled when confronted >> with this guy you met this weekend. He gave you his ID because just >> Yeah. >> And you go up to the bar, give them an ID, say you want a tea. >> Okay. >> So, I was just trying to see if I worked. So, >> Okay. You're trying to see if you do you think this even looks like you? >> No. >> Not at all. Right. >> Yeah. >> So, why would it even work? Why would you even try it? >> I don't know. >> Why would you take a guy's ID that you met this weekend and think that that doesn't even look anything like you that you'd be able to go up to a bar and use it to get something? >> I don't know. People use fake IDs all the time, so I just assume that I would get one. >> So, you're aware that it's a fake fake that it's fake. >> I didn't know if it was fake. You just gave me it? >> Well, it's fake because it's not yours. That it might be a real ID, but it's not yours. >> Okay. >> All right. Give me one second. Where's the noise? >> Will you stand with him? No. >> Fake. >> Did you go uh Did you talk to the bar? >> Yeah. >> What they said? >> They said that he presented that to them trying to get a long island iced tea. >> So, did you ask for a regular tea? Did you ask for a long island iced tea? >> I just said tea. Can I get a tea? Okay. Alcoholic. Obviously, I knew it was going to be alcoholic. >> Okay. >> But I'm assuming that he knew alcohol. >> Okay. Where's your stuff at? >> My stuff? >> Yeah. >> My food. >> Is it inside? Okay. >> It can stay right there for right now. >> Hey, quick question just so we get the verbiage correctly. Did he ask for a T or a long? >> He asked for a long. >> That's what he asked for. The suspect admits he assumed fake IDs work all the time and decided to try using one. It's >> not yours. It might be a real ID, but it's not yours. >> Okay. All right. Here. >> Give me one second. Where's yours? Will >> you stand with >> Did you go with uh Did you talk to the bar? >> Yeah. >> What? >> They said that he presented that to them trying to get a long island iced tea. >> So, did you ask for a regular tea? You ask for a long island tea. >> I just said tea. Can I get a tea? Okay. Alcoholic. Obviously, I knew it was going to be alcoholic. >> Okay. >> I'm assuming that he knew. >> Okay. >> Where's your stuff at? >> My stuff? >> Yeah. >> My food. >> Is it inside? Okay. >> It can stay right there for right now. Hey, quick question just so we get the verbiage correctly. Did he asked for a T or a long island? >> He asked for a long island. >> That's what he asked for. >> Yes. >> Thank you, sir. >> Okay. >> Are you you're here along other than the friend that you're with? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I mean, I don't really mean to cause any harm or anything. So >> So you're not causing any harm, but what you're doing, you're breaking the law. Okay. Laws are in place for a reason. And you can't just go somewhere and use somebody's ID for >> for to buy buy drinks or to do anything. You have to use your ID. You have your ID, you're underage, you can't drink, you know, you can't drink, right? All right. So, why even try? And then you you do it and you give them the ID, then you take off like when they say something. >> He told me to. He said, "Leave the cafe." And then I'm And then that's not what the bartender told us. >> I swear on anything. That's what he said. He said, "Leave the cafe or I'm calling the cops." >> Well, you left the cafe and they called the cops. So, it's a lose loose. >> Yep. The suspect is taken into custody and advised about the booking and bond process. >> I got ahead right back. Okay. >> Do I still get to catch my flight or >> you're going to jail? >> Okay. You're not catching your flight today. You're going to jail. This one. Okay. Come on. Let's go. So, I mean, I'm here on a business trip from my I don't I'm not even paying for my flight. >> Well, the the flight whenever you get released, you come back, tell them you have to rebook your flight, tell them you missed it due to unforeseen circumstances or whatever you want to tell them. >> Am I getting out today then or? >> N once you get down to the to the jail, they'll be able to tell you all that. >> So, anytime you're arrested, there's an arraignment process afterwards. So, you have to take the totality of the circumstances and the charges you're being charged with to determine whether or not you're going to be released on bond, personal recognizance bond, or if you're going to have to be transported to the actual prison. >> Can I call somebody to Once you get to the bill, there'll be a phone in your in your cell. You can make another phone call. >> I just need to call him if I get on the plane. I'd rather have him here if that makes any sense. Like, >> you're not making a phone call right now. >> What? Your friend that they were just talking to? Yeah. Okay. Maybe >> cuz he's like the only person I know here. >> Okay. So, you're going to go ahead and get him back at the cop car now. >> The South Dakota one is his real ID. Sort of. >> So, where is he from though? Tampa. Did they say that >> he was flying to Tampa? >> Okay. >> That he I thought they said he was a local there. I don't know. >> No. So he's his he was here for like a work conference and he's flying back to Tampa, but they they were saying that this was his like original >> just quick rundown. So you want to talk to the bartender? He said he presented a fake a fake ID and he wanted to tried to buy long tea. Then >> when he said it was fake or whatever, he took off. >> Yeah. He literally said well he even said to his coworker, he said, "Let's just go and picked up all his stuff and his fellow flight and he just left. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> The 19-year-old male was arrested for possession and use of another person's identification and attempted underage purchase of alcohol. Due to the location being an airport and the deliberate presentation of false identification officers determined arrest was appropriate. He was transported to jail for booking where bond eligibility and release conditions were to be determined by jail staff. Remember using someone else's ID, even once can result in arrest and long-term legal consequences. Poor decisions in public places like airports are taken seriously and rarely end with warnings. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. He talked himself into cuffs. Fake ID at an airport bar is wild. The excuses just kept getting worse. 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 stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Zone for more content. >> When she said that she was going to divorce him every single time he did that, she still hasn't. And now he moved on to her. If you guys go into foster care, I'll keep an eye on that and I'll be the ones to foster you. >> No one in the world are going to take three. >> On November 13th, 2023, officers responded to a welfare report involving two 16-year-old juveniles after a school raises concerns about their safety at home. >> I'm Officer Sers. So, just tell me why y'all are in here. What's been happening? I don't want you to go in detail. Is what he's saying true? >> What he does, he did it to me first and then after I told my mom and she said that she was going to divorce him every single time he did that, she still hasn't. And now he moved on to her. >> So here's what's going to happen. I'm not going to I don't I'm not asking any more questions or details or anything like that. But there, let me just explain how this process kind of works. Okay, I've got a >> officers immediately stop further questioning to protect the juveniles and notify child crimes detectives trained to handle such cases. >> Crimes detectives going to be all 16 and seven 16 still under 18. So we use a special detective for these cases. Uh she'll be at work tomorrow. She's aware of the situation. What she'll do is she'll set up an appointment with a specialist, a person specialized in interviewing juveniles, especially about these this stuff. So that person will will go in detail. They'll ask you a lot of questions. So just kind of be mentally prepared for that. The detective that'll be working with you and also is a female. She's a really good friend of mine. She's a really nice lady and she has a daughter of her own. I've got four girls. So >> police reassure the teens they will not be returned to the home and explain that foster care or placement with trusted relatives will be arranged. >> Have girls. Well, I don't have any boys, but she does. No. Hey, it's not Don't look at him like that. Let me tell you something. What's happening is not supposed to be happening. I don't want you all to say anything to me right now. I don't want to know anything else about this case. What's happening is not supposed to be happening. What he did it should have been done a long time ago. Look at him as getting you out of this. I >> don't want to go >> to what's their names? Bridget's house. >> How long? >> I don't know. But you're not going home to your dad. I'm not going to that house. >> I know. I don't I don't want to go back into foster care. >> Uh you're not going to go back into foster care. >> You're not going to go back into foster care. I'm 16. Look, I've been adoptive parent. Well, I am adoptive parent. Well, I was foster parent. My wife, I've been foster parents for years. You're not going to go into adoptive foster care. And I'll tell you what if you >> child protective services DHS is contacted and a coordinated plan begins involving detectives and specialized interviewers. >> Take care. I'll keep an eye on that and I'll be the ones to foster you. >> Yes, they are here. >> My wife and I. How's that sound? >> Well, you know me, but my youngest two are adopted. We adopted them. So, it'll be a safe place. >> Yes. >> While you finish school until you're 18, whichever goes first. >> Sound like a plan? >> Okay. But right now, you don't need to be where you're at. So, don't look out like that. >> Don't be mad at him. >> This is Monica from you. >> Hello. Good. How are you doing? Hey, is there any Well, is there any way you can call myself or I can give you a call? Okay. 918. Okay. Thanks. I almost said I'd talk to her DHS, but don't worry about any long-term. >> Officers confirm the disclosures are consistent and serious, elevating the case to a formal child welfare and criminal investigation. >> If it comes down to that, we'll take you into foster care. Like, don't worry about that. So, I have one more question I have to ask just because there's a 72-hour timeline to know the answer to this if we need to go have some stuff done. Has dad has he penetrated with his either one of you two? And has it been in the last week? >> No. Okay, that's all I need to know. >> It's all I need to know. So DHS lady, she's really cool. She's on her way. She's good friend. Um, she's calling the detective lady, other detectives. So, they're kind of all working behind the scenes on this. >> So, is that kind of where we are in holding questions about personal items? >> Yeah. The person just >> Yeah. So, I can't Well, actually, I can remove you from the house right now legally. We try to let DHS handle all that stuff. attention shifts to adult guardians in the household, including the children's adoptive mother and extended family members. >> Regardless, that's that's me. That's on me. But DHS will probably call Bridget and um get that all worked out. And it it's it's going to be an emotional year and a half. And it depends on how long it drags out with trial. If if say if charges are pressed against your dad, it could be a couple years up to couple years. So be mentally prepared. Seek counseling on a regular basis. These counselors, they've also got some other resources they can help you with or set you up with. So >> the adoptive mother acknowledges being aware of the allegations, but focuses primarily on family conflict rather than reporting actions taken. >> Hello. >> Hello. I'm Bridget, the sister. >> Bridget, nice to meet you. >> I'm the mother. I'm the old one. >> What's your name? >> Pam. >> Pam, you want to go here? >> Yeah, we do that. Okay, that'll be good. >> So, do you know what's going on? >> Um, I think so. Only because contacted Bridget, my daughter, >> who's >> Oh, is that >> Yeah. >> Okay. 16-year-old. Okay. >> Yes, they're all 16. Every one of them. All at one time. You won't turn 17 till the end of the month. >> Oh, wow. It's well timed. >> Not really, but that's okay. And she called me and Well, she came up to see me at work and said, "Mom, text me and said that he's scared, frustrated, mad, sad, full of emotions, and that Walter's been the girl for years. >> Okay. >> And I'm like, I really don't believe that, but I have to have an open mind. Like, you can't just say no. I mean, that would be, you know, you just can't do that. That's all I know. >> That's pretty much what's going on. DHS worker will be over in a minute to fill you in. I am not going to let him go home with you, so I will be taking him out of the house. >> Okay. >> Yep. That's my call. But DHS is going to facilitate that. And sounds like >> they're probably going to be going to some other relatives maybe. >> Um >> DHS, you're you're on the list for DHS. So >> yeah, this and see this. Can I say something? Okay, let me tell you a little bit of story about how I think this happened. >> I don't want to hear anybody's opinions on how they feel. Oh, no. >> I want to know I'm Hold on a second. No, I'm not going to. It's I'm I'm going to do facts. I don't know you. I don't know them, >> right? >> So, we're going to do our investigation. What they've told me right now at this point is why I'm not letting them go home. Once this investigation is done, if >> Officers explain that due to the accused father's continued access to the home, returning the children is not legally safe or permissible. >> Then, go back. So, I don't want to hear how you think this happened or what you think might have happened. I don't entertain opinions. I entertain facts. Do you want me to tell you what happened last night? >> If you want. >> Last night they just hurt my family really bad because we were talking about the family. They're adopted and they said, >> "When did you adopt them?" >> Uh when they were three and four. >> Okay. >> So many many years ago. >> Brother, same age as Bridget. >> Okay. >> Not my brother. He's only paper. And I said, "What are you talking about? Only paper. He's not my brother." So then I'm not your mother. Only about that paper. And there's 16. And I get it. I let my emotions get a hold of me. And I'm like, "So, I'm not your mother. He's not your dad. We have raised you guys from little on and on. And this is the things I get." As if you don't want to be a part of this family, that's fine. I'll take you back to DHS tomorrow. >> Well, that's not why I'm here. It >> But it just kind of This is a very serious accusation. Um, and nobody's taking it lightly and nobody's brushing it up or anything. I did not, you know, text me. I'm like, "You have to talk to somebody." And then I went to talk to my mom and she told me about what happened. We spent the whole weekend together in Colorado. The family wedding and she said that that happened last night. So I made an interest trying to get you know or but regardless this situation still does >> right and in that course conversation I said you guys are 16. There's three of you. No one in the world are going to take three 16y olds. This is your family. You're 16. Why do you say we're not your family? Now, have they said anything about me, too? Okay. Cuz you said you wouldn't let them go home with me. Cuz I was talking to Bridget and I said once they go to the school or get anybody involved, once they say something like this, you have to go forward. >> You have to I Now, I get it. I own two daycarees, so I know I know what the law is. You have to go and report it. You have to tell DHS. It just has been world. I get it. And I said, um, maybe they just want to go with another sibling. Well, >> on paper and everybody loves Bridget and I understand what's going on. I'm just trying to decide. Do I want them to go home with Bridget? They get what if they want or should I send them home? We have plenty. We have four kids besides these three or give them to somebody else. No one. We're not a family at all. I I haven't talked to them. >> Well, DHS, that won't be completely your decision. and they'll try to keep you in the loop, but DHS will say family. DHS is probably going to ask you all first, but that'll be on them where they go. >> Okay. So, they'll probably ask Bridget first. The names are being found. This just really sucks if they're just saying this because I don't know. >> Well, we can't let him go back home with you because your husband has access to the house. Like, we can't legally keep him out of the house. So, that's why there's no guarantee that we keep the kids safe by sitting home with you. DHS formally removes the juveniles from the residence and places them with a sibling while forensic interviews are scheduled. >> All right, I want you all come over here. Were you talking to me? >> Yes. >> What' you say? >> I said you deal with this a lot more than me. >> Yeah. >> So, are you going to be in here, too? Could you kind of tell that lying or not? >> I talked to them a little bit. Actually, they talked to me. My job is not to tell if they're lying or not. My job is to report it and let the detectives who are specializ in that, detectives and DHS, they all do this all the time. I don't do this all the time. >> We come in here. >> Yes. Yes. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> Are you Miss Richie? >> I am. >> I'm Monica Beach. >> Okay. Kids are going to glad you came by. >> My sister agreed to thinking. >> Okay. >> She says this last happened yesterday. So, we need to get her. Yesterday was in Boulder, Colorado. I mean, it's happened here, too, but penetration. >> It was touching. >> Okay. >> Touching skin. So, we definitely need to get her first. >> Yep. They didn't. He made it sound like >> After the investigation proceeds, authorities later determine the adoptive mother had prior knowledge of the allegations and failed to act. >> Bridget is going to go over there and talk with Chris has his car. They're going to coordinate so that Bridget can go to the house, grab some of their belongings cuz they're going to go home with her. And then I don't know if Bridget needs to go to Hillrest. Does she need to come back here and get and take take Hillrest and Bridget need them there? >> I don't know. I've not done a thing exam in years. >> Well, they don't need parent consent cuz she's over 16. They only need hers. >> They need us there for the same ex >> You probably have time to go to the house, come back here. It takes those same nurses a long time to get it together to get to the hospital. >> Oh, so you gota go vehicle right now. >> Okay. Can you use car to go to their house? I don't >> Let's go. >> She was subsequently arrested and charged with enabling harm to a minor and failure to report child abuse. The children were removed from the residence and placed in protective care. The investigation into the father ended following his death, and the case focus shifted toward accountability and ensuring long-term safety and support for the juveniles. Remember, when allegations involve minors, law enforcement prioritizes immediate safety over family dynamics or explanations. Failure to report suspected abuse can carry serious legal consequences regardless of intent or relationship. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. This was heartbreaking, but I'm glad the officers took control immediately. The calm way police handled the kids really stood out to me. People don't realize not reporting can be a crime on its own. 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 jealous mom loses custody after explosive rage over ex's new lover. >> Man, I'm trying to go to work. >> Stop talking. Threw her phone at me as hard as she could and she was throwing the car seats at the windshield. >> He's got a mouth on him that can talk himself out of anything. Just take me to jail, man. On January 31st, 2023, officers responded after report of a woman angrily throwing objects at her ex-boyfriend and his vehicle during a custody dispute. >> So, you just wanted him to leave the kids here >> with No. >> Okay. >> She said he was waiting out here waiting for us, but I guess he left recently. >> How did all this start? I guess what was she saying? >> They don't live together. >> She had the kids. She brought the kids back. It was supposed to I guess it was a miscommunication. You supposed to bring them to school. Brought them home and called her. She was picking her phone. >> Do you see my wrist? She tried to break it. All I did was walk outside and leave. I just walked down the street for leave. >> We're trying to determine that right now. >> Calm your calm your nerves, >> man. I'm trying to go to work. >> Stop talking. You're not being arrested. You're being detained. So you don't >> I understand that. I'm not leaving nowhere. >> Why you yelling it, >> dude? Do you see my wrist? She tried to break it. It's hurting as the y'all entertaining me. Ask her to see her phone. >> Stop talking. >> You don't want to listen. That's fine. The only thing we're trying to do is figure out what's going on. However, when we get a call saying that you did something that could be considered violent, you're going to be detained. That's the way it works. Understand? Okay. Up until the point that we make a determination as to what happened, once we make a determination, if you need to be under arrest, you'll be under arrest. If you don't, you're coming out of handcuffs. But you standing out here screaming like a >> I understand >> for you standing out here screaming at us like we did something wrong when all we're trying to do is figure out what happened. The moment I figure we figure out what happened, you're going to be the first to know. I promise. >> Would you like to explain what happened? >> Okay. Better bring my children home and she's mad because I wouldn't bring them to daycare. >> Okay. >> Show me I was a piece of She threw her phone at me, tried to break my wrist while I was leaving. I I walked inside with the baby. I put the baby in in trying to break your wrist >> with her phone. She hit my phone with her. She threw her phone at me as hard as she could and I put my hand up and it it slammed into my wrist instead of my face. I was outside. The phone there hit the neighbor's truck, the red truck over there. The neighbor came outside as lower your voice. So, cuz here's the thing. We're trying to get your side of the story. I don't need you talking so loud that she can hear your side of the story and come up with a plausible lie to counter it. >> Came inside, put the baby in the bed, and she got mad cuz I wouldn't bring the baby to daycare. and show me I was piece of >> and started raging. She went and when I told her I was leaving, she started hitting my car. I was literally trying to get in my car and she was throwing the car seat at the way. She busted it with the scooter, hit her with the stroller. I told her I was calling the cops, said the cop wasn't really calling the cops. We was trying to just calm her down a little bit. And I walked down the street and she got on the phone with y'all. Was the original plan for you to take the kids to daycare or not? We didn't have no plans at all. Last night I got the kids and about 7 7:30 I called her about 900 9:30 said, "Hey, I'm going to bring the kids back or whatever." Cuz it was the first time she let me have my kids in 6 months. And I said, "I'll bring the kids." >> Officers respond after report of a woman angrily throwing objects, phone car seats, stroller parts at her ex-boyfriend and his vehicle during a custody dispute. >> Up already, just keep the kids. I said, "Okay." And this morning I got up like 6:20. I mean, the kids go to daycare. I don't know their clothes, their diapers, their bottles. I mean, I I ain't been here in 6 months. I mean, my my son was on formula when I was here last night. So, I'm texting her and calling her like, "Hey, I'm afraid to get to your house to get ready for school." Like, no response. I get here, she's sleeping, I knock on the door, and all of a sudden, I'm a worthless piece of dad who wants to only be halftime cuz I won't take the kids to school. >> Like, how long have y'all like been separated that you haven't resided here? >> I mean, the lease is in my name. I pay all the bills. It came >> all of that's irrelevant. How long ago did you live here? Are we talking 6 months? 7 months, 8 months, a year, 2 years, 3 years, a decade? >> No, I was here Christmas. >> Okay. >> We've been split up about 6 months, but I was here Christmas. >> Okay. Well, I've been in my house since January 1st. I've been in my house about 30 days. >> Okay. So, you've only moved out about 30 days. Okay. Well, how have you not had your kids in 6 months then? >> She won't let me get them cuz I got a new girlfriend. Let me get them. We don't want to go to court. We don't want any. >> But you lived here with her in two months ago. >> Well, I was just off and on. I was We split up in July. So, she won't let you see them by yourself, but if you're here, she >> No, she don't want me to bring them around my girlfriend. She won't. I could take them. I could leave with them. I can't bring them to my house. Can't interact with my girlfriend or with her kids or anything like that. But then I wake up in the morning and she's at her boyfriend's house in a couple with my children. >> Okay. So, she >> ma'am, we'll talk to you. Stay over there. Okay. >> You think she was throwing the phone at you or she was just throwing she was throwing things like she was trying to physically hit you or she was trying to hit the car? >> She was in the doorway of the house on the side. I was outside. I mean, she threw the phone at me for sure. >> Well, that's what I'm saying. Do you think she was trying to hit you or she just trying to hit your car since she obviously was trying first? I was in the side door. If you want to look at the side door, you'll see like her car pulled up behind the car. My car is behind it. >> Did you retaliate? >> No, sir. Not one time. And that's not a lie. I'm not a person. Never in my life ever. >> Have either one of y'all ever been arrested for putting hands on the other one? >> No, sir. >> Okay. So, is this the first time it's ever gotten physical like this? >> There was a call. She came to my new house last Sunday, tried to force her way inside. Everything just defused. No charges, nothing like that. I mean, she just she's mad. I understand that. I mean, we already got 13 years. You know, I love, you know, so no. No, they just told her stay away or whatever. Just calm down. And I don't know what happened. Absolutely. >> So, you were standing in the doorway on the side of the house when she threw the phone, >> right? Like I brought the kids inside and then I got the car seats out the car and I was sort of back telling her I was going to work like see you later. And that's whenever she was coming outside to be angry. I don't know. >> Okay. >> Officers try to sort timelines and separate parties. Both provide different versions of whether there was prior agreement about daycare at school. >> Police standing at the moment she threw the phone out behind the door. >> Who's this? >> That's her before we can go get a sip of water or something. >> Yeah. the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be held against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> I understand the rights, but I don't understand why you're >> with these rights in mind. Do you continue to talk? >> Yes. Okay. >> Can you wait over there, ma'am? Or in the house with the kids? >> Inside with the kids, please, Mom. >> They're all here. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, run me through what occurred >> today or just >> today? Today. What happened? Why are we out here? >> He's not supposed to come here because he called the cops on me probably actually a week ago. Why is he not looking? >> He called the cop to me a week ago because I went to his house. >> Okay. >> So, the cop called spoke to me and told me I do not have to let him come here. Even though his name's on the lease, he does not live here. He's not welcome here. >> How do you expect him to get his y'all's kids if he's not allowed here? >> I left him to take the kids. I let him come to our home, did their babies last night, and left so that we didn't have to be around each other. Okay. >> Trying to make it work. So he was supposed to bring them to school this morning. So we should have never come in contact with each other today. He should not be here. He's not welcome here. So whenever he did come, he opened the door, put the kids inside. I'm like, "What are you doing?" Like you're supposed to bring them to school. He comes outside to get the car seats and he was mad already because I wouldn't answer the phone while I was sleeping. I could check he called me six times this morning. So he got the custo and I did come outside, get away from the kids so that we could have a conversation, push me, hit me, whatever you want to call it. >> Yeah, I threw something out his window because he wouldn't leave. I kept saying he need to leave. Did he not? >> So what was the original plan when he took the children yesterday? >> He's supposed to take there wasn't a plan. We can't communicate. But I told him that he needs to take him to school this morning. He shouldn't come here while I'm here. I don't want him here while I'm here. >> Well, how else is he supposed to drop off the kids? >> He just asked me that. Would you like me to tell you again? Yeah, because it didn't make any sense to anybody. >> Okay. So, when he came here, I had my car parked right there on the street. I let him pull in the driveway and I left so that I never had to speak there. >> So, you just wanted him to leave the kids here with nobody >> picking the kids up this morning, you know? >> No, I'm asking how was he supposed to drop the kids off? >> He's not. He was supposed to bring them to school. >> Okay. I already asked you that and you said there was no plan. So, how was he supposed to know that if there was no plan on anything like that? >> I told him last night on the phone he bring the kids to school this morning. >> Okay. Okay. Well, he said that there was no plan such as that. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, >> so in my mind, he wasn't coming here to bring these kids. He was supposed to come this morning. >> I guess he must have thought it cuz obviously we don't hear from him. >> How did it transpire from him? >> Cuz he hit me. I walked outside. >> At what point did he push you? And what was being said at that moment? >> It was why didn't you why are you here? Why didn't you bring the kids to school? I was I sent him in my living room to work and I was supposed to start work at 8:00. He came here at 8:05 with the kids. I guess talking about get them dressed and bring them to school and I said I'm supposed to be working already and he said I'm supposed to already be at work. What you want to be a half dad? You want to take them for the night but you can't get them where they need to go? I mean I'm upset. I know he's calm and he's got a mouth on him that can talk himself. >> Man repeatedly claims he did not strike her and walked away. Woman insists he pushed her. Officer notes only she called 911. So he is initially detained. >> Well, we were both mad. >> Well, there's nothing illegal about being mad. But your story doesn't make sense. I'm like trying to put it in a timeline and it's not making sense to me. First of all, you didn't answer the phone because you were asleep and then you were saying that he showed up and you were asleep but you were supposed to be at work 5 minutes before. Like none of that is making sense. Your your timeline doesn't make sense to me. >> I was still asleep when I was supposed to be working that 8:00. She woke me up on the door. So, my thing is is that he's saying that there was nothing ever discussed in regards to him taking the children to school >> because when I tried to talk to him about the kids, she started banging on my windshield last. >> So, that makes less sense now that you're admitting to that when >> Just take me to jail, man. >> Well, I got to go figure out if he wants you to go to jail. >> I don't want him to go to jail if I have a choice. >> Well, if I could prove he put hands on you, you wouldn't have a choice. >> I mean, I don't want him to go to jail. He did put his hand. >> That's That's what cops do. That's That's our entire point of existence. >> He's the one that called. >> No, he never called us. Only you did, which is why he's in handcuffs. >> He Well, he told me he did. >> He didn't. You're the only one that called. And you said that he >> battered? No. So, he battered you, which is why he's in handcuffs, detained until we can determine what happened next. >> He hit me on a bust in his windshield. >> Okay. So, I got a question. When did y'all actually like I guess break up? >> When did he actually move out of the residence? >> Six months ago. come here back and forth like he owns something whenever he wants but he wasn't living here >> so when was the last >> he got his own place probably like two months ago >> so 2 months ago. Okay, that kind of lines up with the way he said >> he wasn't living here before that though. He was living in a camper in his front yard. >> When was the last time you >> 6 months ago >> when I found out he was cheating on me and had to go? >> No, I never in my life put a hand on her hitting me and trying to get that was never in my story. I never touched her. I'm not a person. I walked away. When y'all got here, I was her at rapid tell because I couldn't leave cuz she busted my windshield. She's a liar. If she says anything different, >> Mr. Camel, go ahead and hop out. Remember how I told you at the conclusion of the investigation? I'm sorry. Come on. >> When I take this handcuff off, place it on the back of your head. Leave it there until I get the other one off. >> No problem. >> Investigation proceeds on scene. Both are questioned under Miranda type advisement. Officer emphasizes timeline inconsistencies and safety concerns. Hey, I'm bring all their stuff here, diapers. I mean, I had a few things, but like their school clothes or milk bottles. I'm like, hey, I'm going to bring the kids to get ready at your house. No answer. Get here, knock on the door, no answers, sleeping. I mean, no, we didn't have any prior plans here. She texted me and said you could bring the kids to there. That's what she said. And then then alter case you're throwing the phone at you and stuff like that. Were the children present during that or >> Okay. None of them saw anything underrest too. Is he? >> No, ma'am. >> I threw a phone at him. So he has the right self-defense. >> Self-defense. He was on the other side of the yard. How is that self-defense? Please tell me. >> I threw a phone at him, so he's able to hit me. >> Okay, we're not done. >> He even said even if he did hit you, it was just the open hand and it was more of a push. So, if anything, he was pushing you away from him. >> Okay. So, he can just come here and do whatever he wants and I go. >> That's not what happened. >> That is what happened. >> Yeah, it is. >> I'm going to be in I'm not going away. >> Uh, no, no, no. Real quick, stop. Jennifer, at this point, you're under arrest and you're in our custody. You don't make the rules. lose the attitude. You understand? >> Curse at me. >> Get in the car. Let's go. >> Please don't push me on the ground. >> Female is placed under arrest. Male ultimately released once officers determine his role. >> Standing listen to you scream and act a fool this whole time. Get in the car. >> You get in the car by my house. >> That's not the way this works. Get in the car. >> I am. >> Let him get in there. >> Anything else we can do for you, Mr. Campbell? >> That's it, man. Sorry it went this way but >> I don't know >> in the future how she got out of an attitude when she was under arrest. How you had a little bit of an attitude at the f at the started. >> If a cop tells you that you're detained that doesn't mean you're going to jail. Just listen to them. Okay. >> Cuz you're telling us that you called. We had no idea that you called because you didn't call. You're just telling us that you called and we don't know that. Understand? >> So with her calling and saying that you pushed her and put hands on everything. We're concerned about you being a safety risk once that got handled. Came out of cuffs just like I promised. Right. Understand? Okay, thank you. >> Officers charged the mother with domestic violence with endangerment because objects were thrown and property was damaged while children were in the home. The father was detained briefly for investigation and later released. The case will be forwarded for prosecution. CPS/ child welfare involvement is likely given the endangerment allegation. Remember, if kids are present, escalate deescalation, remove children from the area, and call non-emergency mediation instead of engaging. Keep clear. Written/confirmed plans for custody exchanges. Lack of clarity often fuels confrontations and harms the kids. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. Glad the kids weren't hurt. But this shows why custody communication must be clear. Throwing car seats at a windshield, that's dangerous for a child's safety. Cops did their job arrests, aren't about blame immediately. They're about protecting people and letting courts sort it out. You think this call can't get worse? The body cam captures the exact second officers rush in comment if you felt that spike. The next incident is when police rush in when stepdaughter's fight with family explodes. >> I'm sitting in my car. She just walk up and start hitting me in my head. So now she's attacking my 15-year-old son. >> Muscle th and all kind of stuff. She didn't raise her kids. >> He hit me everywhere. It was just stuff she said. I asked her to leave me. They were harassing me. I asked them to leave me. On June 3rd, 2024, officers arrived at a family dispute after social media posts about the relative's father escalate into a physical confrontation. A woman says she was struck while sitting in her car. >> You should have been calling her like you said. You ain't got to go over there. You should have been calling her like you said. >> You should have ma'am. Ma'am, >> stop my >> Whitlock. Whitlock. >> Where's Mlock? >> I don't know where she at. >> All right. >> Okay. All right. So, ma'am, we were called out here in reference to >> somebody hitting another woman. >> Yes. >> Who is I'm the one that got a tie. >> Okay. So, what's going on? >> Okay. It all started with her being messed on Facebook with a 16-year-old. I had nothing to do with that. >> Who was being messy? >> Lori Whitlock hit you, right? >> Yes. They were being messed on Facebook. >> I had nothing to do with that. >> And that's that's that's neither of these two. >> No. Okay. >> Lori started talking about her auntie Tracy on Facebook. Jessica got mad and told her some stuff about her dad. Nah, she's mad. >> Witnesses give differing accounts. Officers identify family violence elements and collect statements. >> Now, I know I got an offender for me. I got an offender for my son. >> The man next door, but he probably and I'm not asking you to go talk to him cuz I'm not trying to get nobody else involved. But I'm pretty sure his cameras are working. You can see it. You could go talk to him if you want to. He was like, "Y'all stop. Y'all stop this." And she was like, "No, I'mma beat this." And all this kind of stuff like this. I'm like, >> she hit You said she hit you in the head. >> Yeah. And she hit me in the head. And she hit me in my arm. Up in here. >> Where on your head did she hit you? >> No. In my arm. And she was hitting me in my head. That's it. >> Right by where your where your bunn is? >> Yeah. Yes. Right up in right here. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> And she lived with you, right? >> No. >> She used to. You raised her. You said when she was 16. >> Yes. She 37 years old. She ain't live with me in a long time. >> Okay. But she used to a long time ago. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, all right. Do you want to write a statement about what happened? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Okay. You see anything? He saw he said he saw he saw her and her son beating the female which she did say when the female came up here while she was sitting inside her vehicle started hitting her in her head. 15year-old which is the young man that he saw 15year-old got out started fighting her fighting the female because he saw her >> and when the mom saw the young lady hitting her son she started hitting her. So it's like the son what he's saying to him by this time when he came out all he saw was her and her son fighting his friends. He made her give in her car. He said she all the time. That's her. >> Got you. Sound like an afraid. >> Well >> with no visible injuries. >> No other people involved. >> There was other >> emotions run high. Participants describe longstanding trauma related to the father and family history. complicating simple he said slash she said narratives >> my daughters >> your your other daughters and do you wish to press charges against them >> how long do I have to decide >> I mean if you don't want to at this moment but really because you all are mother and daughter your parent and child it is family violence so because of that we we are going to have to press you against it >> okay well that's something y'all have to do on your own then >> okay it was just you and your son that was out here at the time >> yes my daughter I got another daughter that witnessed >> Miss McKenna Yes. >> Hi. Is your son still inside? >> No, he's not here. >> He left? >> Yes. >> Does he have a phone? >> Um, no, he don't. It's off, but you I you gave me your number. Want me have call you later? >> Possibly. Yes, if you can. >> Okay, then. All right. >> All right, Miss McKinnon. >> I was just headed to the daycare. >> Did you give me permission to talk to your son about this? >> Yes, I do. >> Can you tell me what happened? >> She pulled up right there. My mom pulled up. She was trying my door lock. She My mom was so I hit her back trying to defend my mama. Started fighting right there. >> I see. She had >> pulled up my mom here. Mom pulled up after her. She came over by my car. I open my door, but she the door and I hit her back. We about to fight and end up right there. >> And um she told me I know I'mma get a ride out there. I know how Derma will fight me. I'mma beat your ass. So I hung the phone up on. I ain't nobody got time for this. What you doing? What you talking about? Ain't nobody got time for that stupidity that you talking about. And I hung up. She pulled up over here to the house. >> Hello. Hey, you didn't invite her here? >> No, I did. >> She pulled up my boys here. Mama came up behind her. She >> ran to my mama car, tried to open the door >> and punch my back in. >> They over there. We don't do none of that. >> That's perfectly fine. And what you did to the family, you just >> just grabbed her, pulled her down. >> You hit her straight back. >> Where'd you hit her? On the face. Jaw jaw. >> I hit my mama like right in the jaw. >> Why? >> Step back for me. >> Excuse me. I need you. >> Can you [ __ ] my car? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Hey, Mom. Hold on. Let me Let me take a phone. Hold on. Hold on, y'all. >> Hold on one minute. Take >> Let me ain't got nothing on me, y'all. >> Goodness. Let me get y'all. I'm all right. Just >> Yeah. I got some getting tiss out my pocket. I want y'all to say I'm a trying to do nothing. Get them out pocket. I got that ma'am. Okay. Okay. Oh, I ain't going to do nothing to y'all. Y'all supposed to be here helping me? >> I I understand. I understand. >> Well, Lori, how y'all not taking her to jail? >> We're over here right now trying to conduct our investigation. >> Okay. You're just being detained. You're not. Okay. >> That's why we're my sister in >> police work to separate parties, check injuries, and determine witnesses. Some people go to a nearby location to handle business. >> Cuz it's her daddy. It's our stepdaddy. Yes. He been our stepdad for all these years and I still call him back. But you can't get >> trying to break everything up. >> They say he hit Rochelle, punched her in the face. >> Oh, >> and she hit him at the step with a stick. >> I ain't see that part. I ain't even see none of it really cuz me and her was arguing. Like I'm telling her like you sitting up here mad trying to fight me want to fight me want to jump off my mama. Like you know what I'm saying? Me and her talking like I'm trying to talk some sick into your head because you steady trying to charge at us and you trying to fight and you done came over here and jump on my mama like All because of what your daddy doing? He's the mon still and nobody's taking that away from you know what I'm saying? Nobody's ain't nobody trying to fight him. Ain't nobody trying to him. It's in the past 20ome years ago, y'all. >> Right. >> But she wanted it to come out. Okay. Well, it was she got into it with her family, his side of the family. >> Uhhuh. >> And they told the secret. So she called me cuz we went to foster care and everything behind this. Gone away from our family. And they told her cuz she got into it with them. So they told her and so she calls me like, "Hey, but what happened?" I'm tell I told you what happened. This I buried in the back of my mind. >> Talking about mama asked you that. >> No, Victoria. She wanted to know. So we buried this in the back of our mind. Like you know what I'm saying? It's trauma. Real trauma. Like hurtful. >> Y'all didn't get no counsel for it. >> No. Need it. You see us. You see us. We need it. We got to heal. And that's what I'm telling her. Like you go. >> You want to fight, but we need to heal. You know what I'm saying? How you going about it? >> Family counseling. That's the best thing y'all could do cuz ultimately y'all still sisters. >> Exactly. >> Oh, that ain't going to change. >> Exactly. >> You got your driver's license. >> Get you. >> Can't be just husbands either. >> Tell her what you done so you get so we can get >> on up to the mess and >> so the healing process can start. >> Thank you. That's all I'm telling her. Instead of you want to fight. >> Mhm. What's your name, man? >> Dera. D E R I C A. >> After we pulled up, I know it's all y'all left. Where did everybody go to? >> Lee Street. >> Lee Street to confront her. >> Mhm. >> And what happened over there? >> We was arguing. She kept trying to like come at us like all that aggression or whatever talking about you know basically cuz she been calling my like my mom got my phone but I could see when show you where she been calling and threatening and she done been to my house my baby my I got a 13-year-old he done called me to my she done been over there she done been at our other sister house when he she done took a picture outside her house and sent it to me like you trying to pull up to everybody house and fight now you done pulled up over here and you done jumped on my mama. Yeah. So, like she just been calling around all day like threatening us. Like you she started texting my phone at 5:00 this morning like, "Girl, go to bed." >> So, you get over there, you confront her, get to arguing, and then you just get back in your car and leave. >> We um we all end up leaving. >> See, after the fact, she pulled up in her car, whispered something in mama's ear. Mama said yeah or no or something, and then she got back in the car and took off like she was going to handle some business. >> She came here to fight y'all. So, you went there to fight her. Actually, she came here and she just jumped on mom. >> Right. >> Brother got in it. 15-year-old got in it. Then another sister comes up and got into the fight and then beat her until she left and they went over to where she was at. The rest of the remaining family members went over there. >> Yeah. Well, the neighbor the neighbor guy said, "You know, y'all about to get a call down there on the south end cuz they they going down there to pay the business." Like, "Okay, if we do, we'll go down." >> Thanks, neighbor guy. >> Yeah. She tried to get the police. He he used to tell me some things. >> Y'all seen the great car we were there? >> Yeah. She pulled up >> when when we were here though. >> Yeah, she pulled up right when y'all pulled up. Everybody left real quick, but she she kind she was here. She came here. It was fast cuz she came over. She said something to your mom and your mom was like, "Yeah, yeah." And then she drove off. All of y'all took off at the same time. >> She came up and she pulled up right over here. All right, young lady. We're going to let you go on and go about your business. >> My mommy got her phone installed. >> So now you got to wait for her. >> But I can't see. >> But she's coming. She's coming back with your kids, right? >> Yeah. I got to go back to work and my new my little baby ain't going to let me go in peace. >> Can anybody call her and tell her to to meet you at your job and bring your phone? >> You got your phone. >> Let's see if this work. She said his phone's off. >> Yes, she was saying very my stepmom very aggressive and my little brother was not my dad. >> Detention decisions officers advised that this is family violence. The situation is processed as criminal. My nephew came out and he thought I hit my step and he did he thought I hit her. He hit me. I grabbed him and that's what it was. I didn't hit him. I grabbed him to hit me. Eventually the neighbor came over to grab him and then I went home and I guess they called the workers and everyone came to my house. Did >> you never play? >> I never I tried to open her door. I never hit her. >> Did they hit you? That's why my husband was trying to stop him. Yeah, but I don't want to break. I don't want to get into that. My husband's injured because of an argument. Some stuff my sister said about my father. >> Go ahead. >> Yes, sir. >> Can I ask what I'm getting charged with >> right now? You got a single battery. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Multiple witnesses saying that >> insult your mother. >> What? >> You understand the rights I read to you? >> Yes, sir. >> I understand these rights. You wish to still speak with me? >> I'm sorry. I never been. >> You understand what I read? >> I understand what you read, but you said, "Do I still want to speak to you?" >> Mhm. >> If he asked you stuff about the case and you want to answer his questions, you want to talk to him and tell him what happened. >> Yeah. Tell us everything all about the whole thing. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Cuz you already told us that you went over there. You went over there to see your dad. You were speaking with your mom. Mom got upset. Mom, you and mom were >> said I was aggressively speaking. So, she said some stuff to me. My nephew, he thought I hit her. I didn't hear her. He was the only one there. >> He came out and he literally attacked me. But he's a kid. I He thought because I was aggressively speaking. I understand. But I stopped him from hitting me and I I grabbed him. But I didn't hear her. >> And where he hit you at? >> He hit me everywhere. That's probably where KN came from. >> Well, I don't know. My sister came and jumped me. My step sister, her sister, my niece, my oldest niece, my little niece didn't do anything. >> Tell us. Tell us who all came over there and jumped there. >> Erica Miller. >> All right. >> And she works in Sam's Club. back to work. >> All right. Got >> want to press charges. >> All right. And who else? >> Tanisha Holmes. Javia Holmes. >> Got Janavia. Tanisha and Dererica. >> Came on. Right. >> Rochelle came. She didn't leave. That's probably >> Roelle. So Rochelle, did she hit you? She hit you. >> She didn't. She hit him with the stick. That's why he's in there. >> Am I going to be able to bail out tonight? I have night. >> Well, it's family. >> Yep. >> Tonight, but you can do it first thing in the morning. >> But I get water my >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> What's first thing in the morning? >> Soon as the judge get there. >> My baby got to have her wins teeth pulled out. He never slept in night in jail. >> So if they if they cancel, if we all stop it, I'm still going to jail. >> It's family. Regardless, all got to go cuz that's your hit me too though. Did y'all get hurt? She hit me when EJ swung on me. >> Who is this? >> Kendrick Miller or McKenna? That's the woman I was talking to. When EJ swung on me and thought I hit her, she she came and hit me. Yes. >> Kendrick. >> Kendrick. Miller >> McKenna >> R Miller I don't know if she legal. She goes by both. >> How did all this start? >> My sister sent a whole bunch of nasty messages and I went to try to talk about it. Family violence. >> Okay. I got >> What were the messages about? >> Talking about my father. >> All right. What was she saying about your father? >> You don't want to talk about Okay. She was talking about your father. >> Would that Will y'all let that other officer know? Let my husband know that I got to stay overnight. I'll let him know. >> And I don't need him to take my baby. >> You can call him. >> Yeah. >> Cuz she was talking about your father. He didn't like that too much. >> It was the stuff she said. I asked her to leave me. They were harassing me. I asked them to leave me alone. >> Mhm. >> But she kept she kept on. That's okay. I'll go. I I did. I'll go and I'll fight legally after and hopefully get this exponent cuz I've never gotten in trouble a day in my life. So after she started talking about your father, >> I wanted to talk to them and I asked my my stepmom why >> why are they doing this? Like why? >> And she was just she was just talking and I was aggressively talking to her. My nephew thought I hit her and I did. >> But it's okay. >> All right. I got to pat you down, young lady, before I get you in here. >> Nobody. This is my husband's love. I didn't >> Okay. But I do want to press charges on everyone to hit me. I wasn't going to >> I didn't think they lied on me. But now, >> I hear you. >> The primary female involved and charged her with cruelty, simple battery, criminal trespass, and making terroristic threats because the incident occurred between related parties and involved a juvenile defender. Officers followed family violence protocols. Remember, when family trauma and social media collide, disputes can escalate quickly. Officers will prioritize safety, evidence collection, and separating parties. Family history and emotions, complicate investigations, clear witness statements, and video evidence matter a lot for charging decisions. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. So messy social media started it and everyone went off. Glad police showed up before things got worse. Terrible that family trauma spilled into a street fight. They need counseling, not more fights. Wonder how the prosecutors will sort out who did what. Lots of contradicting witness statements. 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 stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Zone for more content. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> Oh my god. >> Are you guys taking me? >> What's that? >> Are you guys taking me? >> Uh, yeah, we are. On January 8th, 2024, police responded to a 911 call originating from a filthy apartment. Upon entry, officers find a three-year-old child barely responsive, extremely thin, and lying in unsafe conditions. >> Airborne Police Fairmore Police Department 305. Good. >> Older male answer phone. >> He has no idea who Arella is and no one used his phone. However, the phone number that came up on the 911. God damn it. Airborne police. >> I'll go. >> Jesus Christ. >> Oh, she's still breathing. She's still breathing. Let's go. Let's go. Get a light. Officers secure the scene, begin documenting conditions, and attempt to locate the collar. No adult caregiver is present in the apartment. >> Get out of the way. >> It didn't look like it. >> I'd say just pick up and >> Yeah. >> Oh my god. You haven't even got that far. >> Uh, let's get pictures started. I'm calling God. >> Secure this. Stay here. >> Where is the uh >> the child was in the >> the >> We don't know. We walked in and there was a kid in there. >> We uh cleared. >> Yeah, we cleared. Do a secondary for me. >> Blade secure here. Make yourself go. >> Yeah, I think Zach ripped that one off stand. So jeez. >> A secondary search confirms no other occupants. Neighbors indicate a woman and child live there, but have limited contact. >> Hear more police. 295. Can you see what history we have at this address, please? >> Jesus Christ. Poor kid. Sorry. Let me get out of your way. All right. We did secondaries. move. >> The child's father arrives. He states the mother is not present and expresses shock at the apartment's condition. >> Huh. So the person called not here and then they called the back was a guy. Did you guys hear that part of it? >> Yeah. I was I once I saw the kid I zed out. >> So the lady who called obviously isn't here. They called the number back and a guy answered and said he has no idea who >> 30. >> Yeah, let's do that. >> Susan win. Ronnie Day Jr. >> And I don't know this. Yeah. Go ahead and start getting pictures. I'm going to go up here. Not lady upstairs came out said it was a mouse on the >> Luna and uh >> Luna and Cory is who she's known to live here. The father reports the child has been isolated for weeks and admits he has not had consistent access due to ongoing conflict with the mother. >> He straight rips that door off. >> Uh I was just trying to >> Yeah. No, I >> I don't know. I like holy disturbing man. >> I don't blame you. This I'm going to go get with Johnny and them. My daughter was malnourished and that she was sorry and she had to go. >> Where would she go? >> I have no idea. Her mom lives in Yellow Springs um in the uh apartments over there by the horse track. Is my daughter. Okay. >> She's in route to Children's Hospital right now. Do you have an ID on you, partner? >> What does your daughter think? Like, where would she be going? >> I have no idea. >> She doesn't have enough family around here. >> So, like I said, her mom lives in Yellow Springs and uh I don't know where I will. She's been talking to a lot of people online. You got a number. screenshot. >> He describes the mother's declining mental state, lack of cleaning and withdrawal following personal losses. >> Been talking to a lot of guys ready on destiny all night. I didn't think this was going to happen. >> When's the last time you saw your daughter? >> It's been a while. She uh had kept telling me that she didn't want me around her because she had had issues with me right now. She's a child and uh because of that she was uncomfortable with us being in the same room. the reasons to why she was asleep. Every time you came back >> and when you saw her and when you saw her two or three weeks ago, her she was in good health or >> cars everywhere >> and so does she have problems or what's going on? >> Um she smokes but I don't think that's the cause of it. Uh about I want to say 6 months ago we split up because her father died and she went completely off rails after that. She stopped cleaning. She stopped taking care of everything and led to any arguments. Um she had asked me to quit my job two years prior and uh I listened because she was making like $1,000 a week and uh so I told her, you know, because I knew she was struggling, give me clothes. I will go get a job. but we'll take care of everything. And she said, "No, I want you to stay here." And it kept turning into fights until I caught her cheating with or on me with some people online. And uh she's been in this in this spiral. She doesn't cleaned up the room. >> Officers confirmed the mother was inside the apartment the previous night despite the conditions. >> She cleaned that room is because I told her that I I would seriously hurt her if I found my daughter in any kind of condition because we lost our first daughter because she had issues and uh that was the reason we were allowed to keep this one. >> Would you mirror me? I know she said that her her uh phone's going on airplane mode, but can you text her back and say, "Hey, I'm talking to the police. You need to come back here or something to that effect." Thank you. Okay. >> You do you live here or where you live at? You got >> No, but I do have a bunch of things that are here that uh I supposed to retrieve. >> Okay. I talked to her about that prior. >> Yeah. When's the last time you saw her, the mom? And tell me her first name again. >> Rob. Yeah. I saw her yesterday. >> You saw her yesterday. >> Where'd you see her at? >> Here. >> Here. Okay. Um, did you ever you never went inside? >> Fine. No, I went inside, but uh we went straight to the bedroom. I talked to her for about 5 minutes, handed her the cigar up at like 11, pulled the pocket back and took off. >> So, you were inside yesterday. I mean, you've seen the condition of the apartment, right? Then >> I've seen the condition of her room in the living room. Yeah. >> That's very bad. Yeah. Okay. Where do you typically stay? >> At my uncle's across town. >> Hopefully, she answers. >> Yes. When's the When's the last >> The father states that the mother called him earlier saying the child was struggling to breathe and that she planned to leave. So she called or somehow alerted you today that your daughter was in mal nurse >> 30 45 minutes ago. She had told me that my daughter was not breathing properly and was and that she had called an ambulance and she needed to run and all. I told her not to panic and not to freak out that she needed to sit down and talk to you guys be cordial because it was going to make things worse. And instead she goes and pulls this and I'm not surprised because she has a habit of this. This is how I met her. She was running for foster care when she was 17. I had just turned 18 and was trying to get her out of trouble and keep getting herself hurt and then she ended up getting herself arrested and I talked to her again when she turned 18. >> So when you were alerted today, where were you? >> I was at my uncle. >> All right. >> But she had told me to get the key and come get the laptop and the PlayStation, my old baby pictures, all my birthday social that should still be here in a folder somewhere. >> Yeah, you round everything up. Well, unfortunately, we can't really do any of that just yet, but uh at some point uh maybe maybe not today, but maybe down the road, we'll she'll be able to hopefully help you get your stuff, but I I can't make any guarantees on that right now. >> Officers successfully contacted the mother by phone. She admits to leaving the child and expresses fear of going to jail. >> She So, does she have any friends? Did you say I I caught part of the conversation? >> She has one friend, Susie Oley, who I don't know where she lives. It's over towards where I'm at. Okay. >> I can't remember if it's past friend or not. >> Where do you where do you think she would go and hang out at just in her in her you know you know her probably obviously best anyone. Where do you think she'd go at a time like this? No idea. >> No way. >> Okay. >> Someone's calling me. Is it uh you don't speaker? Hello. Hey, this is Officer Zen. Who am I speaking with? >> Robia. >> Hey, are you are you local nearby that you can come back and talk to about the circumstances at your apartment? I could happen. >> Well, what we care about most is the the the care and the health of your daughter or >> the mother acknowledges she has not taken the child to medical appointments and says she feels mentally incapable of caring for her. >> Yeah, me too. >> Okay. It's going to be easier if you would come back here and we could try to sort this out, right? >> I just don't want to go to jail. Well, we're we're not thinking about that right now. We're trying to figure out, you know, what we could do to Yeah, we're trying to figure out what happened. Absolutely. Are you able to come back and talk to me? >> The mo the again, the priority is your child, right? We want to we want to sort through all that first before we address any other any other part of this, right? The easiest way to to prevent you from any further consequences is to come back and we sort it out right now. All right. >> Okay. >> Can you do that for me? >> I'm currently at a bus station in >> Are you able to come back to Fairborn? >> Yeah, I'll get an Uber. >> Well, how how long you think you'll take to get back down here? >> Um, probably like 30 minutes. Do you care if I stay on the phone with you while I wait and explain some things? I guess. >> Uh, yeah. Last question. Can I ask like do you know anything like what's going on with her? Why I couldn't get her to breathe? >> I don't know. She's been transported to the children's hospital and outside of that I have no idea. >> Okay. I went to feed her this morning and go she like she wasn't like she wasn't moving like she was breathing but she wasn't like >> upon arrival officers detained the mother for further investigation. >> She was just like laying there and I was like this is a lot worse than I thought it was cuz I had been feeding her but like it just kept seeming like something was like sucking the life out of her. I don't I don't I didn't know what to do. >> Yeah. Have you Have you had any recent pediatric appointments or anything like that? >> No, I've been too depressed to go and book any. I haven't been to a doctor in like 4 years. >> Yeah. >> I just don't want to go to jail. >> Well, again, we're not concerned about that right now. We We need to figure out the circumstances of, you know, the health of of your child, right? And then we got to get this gentleman's property back. >> I'm sorry. I think I think the children services needs to get involved and take her because I don't think I have the mental capacity to take care of her. >> We can we can work through those things, right? We can we can reach out and contact resources and and see what we can figure out. But >> I was going to call them first, but I just I didn't know who to call. I couldn't get her to function right and talk to me or anything. >> Yeah. >> I will be back at the apartment in less than probably minutes. about what it took me to get here. >> Well, I'm here and uh I'll I'll uh I'll wait here for you and that way we can chat and try to sort through things and answer any questions that you have. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. I'm going to give you back to uh the gentleman here. >> All right. >> See you when you get here. It's uh this baby daddy out here outside of he's filling out a statement. >> He's talking like he wants to wait around and get property, but do we need to talk to him anything further as far as uh or once he's done? >> Now, I guess just confirming the relationship, the baby he know anything about >> He was here last night, brought her cigarettes. He didn't he did not see his child. Uh they've got been on again, off again. >> So, she was here last night. Yeah. So, uh he >> and his >> Yeah. And then her and then >> uh two weeks. >> Yeah. See seemingly healthy. >> Yeah. >> Well, right now we're trying to figure out a whole bunch of things, right? A whole bunch of details. >> Um >> what you what you want? >> Just sit down. >> The mother is formally arrested and transported for processing. Yeah, we're going to have you can have a seat in the back of my car. Um, >> are you guys taking me? >> What's that? >> Are you guys taking me? >> Uh, yeah, we are. Okay. >> So, let's stuff him. >> I'll I'll take care of that. Let's uh let's walk in the front of my car. All right. Okay. This right here is good. Um, if you want to face my car, you don't have just put your hands out to your sides. >> Nothing nothing on your uh in your pockets at all. No pockets. Do you have >> um just underwear underneath your sweats? >> Not underwear. >> Just your sweats. Okay, perfect. >> 322. >> All right. Go ahead and put your palms together behind your back. >> 322. >> Tell me how Tell me how to say your name. >> Robia. Okay. Robia. My name is Ryan. I'm a detective. Uh and I am the detective that's going to be handling this case. Um it's going to be a little bit so right now um you're going to be taken to the Fairborn Police Department. Uh there's some some administrative things that we have to do there. Uh take a a picture and some some fingerprints. But I'm going to be down to talk to you soon. Okay. >> Okay. Let's go around to the passenger side here and have a seat. What's this fell's name back here? >> Travis, can you please tell him that that stuff right there needs to go to my kid's dad? >> Okay. >> The one that was over here earlier. >> Just Just hang out right there, man. I'll be right with you. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Is there any way you could cuff me in the front? I have spinal problems and this really hurts. >> Yeah. Yeah, I can do that. Just uh can you turn Can you turn? >> Yeah. Hang on a second. There we go. >> All right. Just uh All right. >> Um right now you're being arrested for um at a felony level. Okay. >> Felony level. >> Yes. We um are still we we're doing our thing that we have to do. Okay. Uh as Detective Whitaker mentioned, he will be in speak with you. Uh right now, we're going to go to our jail in Fairborn and u process on those charges and then go from there. And as we go through these this process, I'll try to answer any questions I can best of my ability. Okay. All right. Yeah. She was later indicted on felony child endangerment, felony assault. Cases like this show how fast a check on a child can become a life-saving mission. The child was transported to a children's hospital for emergency treatment. The caregiver was later indicted on felony child endangerment and felony assault charges. Child protective services were notified to ensure the child's continued safety. Remember, severe neglect can escalate into a medical emergency without warning. Leaving a child without care in unsafe living conditions can lead to immediate legal consequences and life-threatening outcomes. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. That apartment alone was a danger to a child. This went far beyond neglect. The child was barely responsive. Officers likely saved that child's life. Think this situation was already intense. The body cam catches a splitsecond decision that changes everything. Comment if you saw it coming. >> Four years old and went down the stairs. >> Yeah. And then where was he found? Over there was on the sidewalk. >> How old is his sister that's up there? >> Six. >> Six. On June 14th, 2024, officers responded to a call after multiple residents reported a young child standing alone near the roadside, partially unclothed with no adult supervision visible. >> Like I was unloading a truck, so I felt saw this kid standing here on the street. >> Okay. No parent, no nothing. We've been here for >> We've been here for 5 minutes. They said we were here for 15 minutes. We asked him for his name. He said, "Mommy's up in the sky playing." >> I said, "Do you live here?" And he said, "Yes." >> He's naked from waist down. >> Oh, should I first? Okay. >> So, what happened is when I drove I got I noticed I standing there. So, I guess everybody must have told us this thing. So, a bunch of us stop. >> Hey, buddy. You smile for me. Give me smiles. Okay. >> Can you show us your where your daddy or mommy's at? >> Yeah. Can you show them where which which house is it? Hey, come with us. Okay. >> Come on. Let's go find your house. >> Let's find your house. >> Okay. Do you know where it is? >> Yeah. >> You don't know your house? I'll follow you. >> Mommy. >> What's your name? >> Mommy. >> What's mommy's name? >> Mommy. >> Where? That's mommy. Where? >> My mommy. >> Where? Where's mommy? Let's find mommy. >> You want me to carry him so he's not like walking barefoot? I'm trying to follow him because I guess it seems that he knows where he see. >> Oh, yeah. Right there. >> The child leads officers to an apartment unit with the door open where his six-year-old sister is found asleep inside. >> I I see a lot of toys here. >> There's toys in there. >> Yeah, toys. >> Hey, Hudson. Door's open up here. Door's open. Goose, you got him. >> Yeah. Let's see what we got. >> Here. >> Yeah, I think he's saying here. Hold on. I think you're here. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office. Is anybody home? >> Yeah. Door was open. >> Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office. >> Sheriff's Office. Daddy. >> That's where he lives at. Where? right there. >> Palm Beach County Sheriff. >> Hey, man. >> Hey, wake up. >> Hey, Palm Beach County Sheriff. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> Scared you. >> Hey, do you have a little brother? >> Police confirm both children were left alone. Neither parent is present at the residence. >> If your little brotherh sleeper, >> your name did they call you? Is it Michael? >> Don't cry. Don't cry. Come on. Mommy's coming. >> Is this your little brother out here? >> Is that your little brother? Is >> that your brother? >> Is that your brother? >> Yes. No. >> Yes. >> Yes, it is. >> How tall is she? >> She's young. She's probably under. >> You guys live here in the complex? >> You guys live here in the complex? You live here? Where were you at? >> But is it same community? >> The same community. >> That's brothers and sisters. >> That's your brother. >> Where you live? >> We need to figure out. >> How old are you? >> Six. >> She's six. >> Where's your mom? >> Abigail. What's your brother's name? >> I didn't hear. I'm sorry. >> JJ. >> JJ. >> Where's your parents? >> You have a phone. Phone. >> Phone number. >> If I give you the phone, can you call your parents? >> Are they supposed to be here? Yeah. Yeah. Please. >> Is that mommy in the red car? >> She doesn't know. So, >> we got the original caller, correct? >> So, >> the mother returns and is immediately detained for questioning. Officers begin a formal investigation. >> She's going to get she's going to get him some underwear and pants so I can get my shirt back. >> Oh, true. >> Yeah. I have to go home with my dad. >> Sorry. >> No, no, no worries. He was just standing there naked. I was like, >> "Who's got Who's got the kid?" >> Teen's up there with his um sister. Like his sister is six. >> And I guess she had no idea that he had stepped out. >> Parents are here. >> Four. >> Four years old. Went down the stairs. >> Yeah. >> And then where was he found over there? >> He was like on the sidewalk. >> How old is his sister that's up there? >> Six. >> Six. >> Oh, >> yeah. Yeah. So, we're just going to call mommy or daddy to figure out what's where they're at to see what's going on. Do you guys ever stay home alone? >> No. >> Never. So, this is the first time this has ever happened. Okay. >> Are you the mom? >> Huh? >> Yes. Yes. I'm here. I'm with them. I'm >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> All right. I got to I got to ask you some questions first. Okay. >> So, you already know what's going on, right? >> He just called me to say >> that your child we found them. >> Yeah. Oh yeah. >> Okay. I have to Miranda you. Okay. >> You have to what? >> Miranda you read you your rights. >> Car. >> I just got to read you your rights. >> Don't be a >> Listen, we're here. We're just investigating. Okay. >> You tell them you're going to call him cuz we got to figure this out. Yes. >> What's your name? >> My name is J. >> Okay. I am required to warn you before you make. >> The mother admits she left the children alone for approximately 1 hour while preparing a clubhouse event. >> The following constitutional rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent and to answer any questions. Any statement you make must be freely and voluntarily given. >> I can make no threats or promises to induce you to make a statement. >> Okay. Do you understand those rights which you have read to you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. With those rights in mind, are you choosing to speak to me? Yeah. Okay. So, what happened? >> I'm just doing a It's the event. They've been sleeping and I went to the clubhouse. I'm setting up something. So, they're sleeping >> here in the complex. >> Yeah. I'm in the front in the office. So, I'm setting up an event for somebody and they were sleeping. So, I just left them. >> So, you work here? >> I live here. >> I know you live here, but you also work. >> No, like I was I'm doing some a party for someone tomorrow. So, this morning I just went there to unload the truck and now I'm coming back and they're sleeping. >> Okay. So, I guess my son woke up and my daughter's probably still sleeping. Is my daughter up? >> Your How old is your daughter? >> She's five, six. >> Okay. So, you went to the clubhouse. At what time did you go? Do you know what time you went? >> Like 10 minutes ago. >> M. No. >> No. No. Longer. No. No. No. No. Sorry. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> It's been about an hour. >> And when you left, they were sleeping in the room. >> Yeah, they're sleeping. >> When you left, they were sleeping. >> Yes, they were sleeping. Officers explain the legal risks of leaving young children unattended and assess the situation as potential criminal neglect. >> Not supposed to leave minors of that age. >> No, I'm sorry. That won't happen. And then I don't want this to escalate any further. >> How long were you gone from here originally? >> Like an hour. Like I was unloading a truck. So I feel like it's been an hour. >> What truck? >> This right here. I just unloaded the stuff. So, where did you where did you start from though? That's what I'm asking. >> What do you mean here? The community right here. >> I know, but you left here to go where you left >> to the club house. To the clubhouse in a friend. >> Okay. Do we run her put her on the call? >> No, not yet. Okay, let's put her on the call. >> What car? What is What's the call? >> Well, we got to call because Did you explain your three-year-old was found on military trail? >> Yeah. I got to get >> Do you have your ID on you? >> JJ, look. >> Okay. What's Judy? What's your name? What? >> What's your date of birth? >> He knows how to unlock the door and stuff. >> Yes, he do. Now, even when I'm like I work from home, even when I'm on the computer, he unlocks it and I'm like, get inside. >> I don't know yet. >> The problem is the way we found them on the street. He could have could have got his car. >> So, that's a problem. >> Bye. >> All right, guys. No problem. think you're from >> fire rescue. >> Bye JJ. >> Hi guys. >> His dad live here. >> I only have case history and I use my words for identity as what are they going to do? >> Well, so this is the issue. What's your first name? >> Judy. >> Judy. This is the first the issue is your kids are very young is and so I think we're all parents here. Leaving your kids home even to run a quick errand to go check the mail this and that. what we do. We decide if it's child neglect or is it something that we could all end up doing like ah I went to go two doors down to talk to my neighbor and then he was like hey come check out this thing and I walked into his house and then we started talking and I didn't realize I've been gone for 20 30 minutes and my kids. So the problem there's a couple problems. >> Police state that all legal elements for neglect are present due to age duration and level of risk to the child. >> There's no age in the books meaning the Florida State statute book. There's no age. We have to evaluate kids on how mature they are. She is mature, but she's six. She does know your information. She did know the phone number. The problem with this one is she was and nothing she did wrong. She was passed out sleeping. >> So, if she was watching TV, that would be a totally different scenario. She was out cold. Leaving your kids home alone, even if it's for a short period of time, it's a felony. Is not to say that you meant to do it, but this is what happened. So, you can bring them upstairs. We'll come and talk to you. We're still deciding things. All right. So, just give us a little bit. You can bring the kids upstairs if you want. Let's call and >> All right. We just want to talk to you out here in front of the kids because um we don't want them to see. So, you are going to go to jail for today. We might even speak to a judge today. She suck >> because of all the elements. All the elements. >> Arrangements are made for the children to stay with a trusted adult while the mother is taken into custody. >> Of the crime are there. You left the kid. Hold on. >> Miss Florida State statue. >> Can the kid stay with your best friend? Is that okay? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, you have a cell phone. >> Is your cell phone with you? >> Yeah, she has it in her hand. >> Okay. He's he's going to have you walk down and I'll explain to your friend, your best friend, what's going on and then you can call your husband with your phone down there. >> Yeah, we just don't want to let your kids see you going into handcuffs. Okay. >> So, yeah, just walk down with him. He'll explain everything to you. >> Can I finish? Just tell them my my >> I'm not going to go crazy. >> No, no. I'm going to tell her for you. >> The thing is he's just going to walk you down. >> We don't have any kids. >> They've already gone enough. >> Just give me one second. >> What do you need to do? I'm just going to turn my phone in. >> I'm going to turn. >> So, let's call if you want call her out. >> Yeah, call. >> Yeah, if you want, just call her out. >> Best friend. I don't know guys. >> I'm basically tell her if she has any questions, let me know. But we're going to walk her down. We'll get her stuff out of the vehicle. >> Which car is yours? >> The red one. >> So, should I cancel this event? Like, >> when is the event for >> tomorrow? We don't know. We don't know yet cuz you could be out today. >> I can take my phone, right? >> Yes. >> Oh. Oh, I got to get arrested and all that. >> Jesus Christ. >> Well, no. Let's Let's get that. I know. >> No, no, no. >> You got bad shoulders, right? >> Oh, yeah. I got a broken arm. >> We're going to handcuff you in the front since you have bad shoulders. You understand? >> Yeah. >> This is crazy. All right, guys. So, can we please see a judge and like see how this works out? >> We're trying to do this fast. >> Oh my gosh. This is so embarrassing. So crazy. >> You're going to see today like a Zoom call most likely. >> Who the judge? >> Okay. >> And then he's going to let you know how and whatever it is. All right. Thank you. Wait, this is where they do mug shots and all that, too? >> Have you ever been arrested before? >> No. >> All right. >> Jesus Christ. >> The mother was taken into custody and formally charged with child neglect. The children were placed with a trusted caregiver and the case was referred for judicial review and further child welfare assessment. Remember, leaving young children alone, even for a short errand, can result in serious legal consequences. What feels like a quick task can quickly become a life-threatening situation for a child. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. That child could have been harmed in traffic. This is exactly why you never leave kids home alone. Glad someone stopped and called the police. 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 Uber driver calls 911 after what this mom did to her toddler. >> But I was trying to see you. You trying to stop? Keep your kids. Keep your kids. That's okay. >> Keep the kids so I can go so they can get to school and you know when they go to school like keep the kids. You know I'm going to >> On May 20th, 2025, police responded after an Uber driver called 911 reporting a disturbance involving a mother, her children, and the children's father. >> His mom said he was still asleep. That's the one who called y'all. His mom. >> Stop. Police department. What's your name, bro? >> My name Marquez. >> Marquez. Stop talking in a minute. Okay, just hang tight for him real. >> Ma'am, stay up there. >> Okay, well, stop walking this way. I said stay up there. >> He slammed me. That's what I went right there. >> Okay, >> you see the back of my head? >> What's your name, ma'am? >> Right here is mine, guys. It wasn't nothing. It was an argu It was confirmation at first. I just lost my car. I don't want him to go to jail or I don't want me to go to jail. >> Why would anybody go to jail? >> I I don't know. I don't know who called y'all. Unless the neighbor called y'all. >> No, it was the person that watched this all happen. >> Well, okay. He was trying to get me to leave, but I I I'm homeless. I stay at the shelter. I stay at the harvest house. >> Okay. So, why are you here? >> Because I was I'm at right here at the compost. I was trying to see if his kids could come here so he could take them to school in the next morning. >> Does he live here? >> Yeah. He This is his residence. >> Okay. So, that's why you came over here. >> Yeah. To see if he could take his kids to school in the next morning. So, we can step over here cuz I'm high. >> No, I want the light to stay on. >> But I was trying to see you down. You're hanging >> cuz we just we was arguing that I'm sorry. >> Okay. Well, that's not what I'm being told by other people. So, >> what's what the people told you cuz I better write this second. Do you have an ID on it? It's all on video, too. So, we'll get to that. >> And it's not I just started my job. >> What's your first name? >> So, I'm going to jail. >> I didn't say that. I said, "What's your first name?" >> I never put my hands on nobody. >> Did anybody say that? >> I don't know. I I think that's >> why you put words in my mouth. >> No, I was just You came up here aggressive. It's >> Well, he's out here screaming. You're screaming. What? What am I supposed to do? >> Well, I'm sorry. It was just >> stand here and give everybody hugs and kisses because y'all are screaming, sweating, coming. >> Nothing was ever domestic though. We just I'm just trying to see if he can get the kids so that I can go to school. I'm sorry. I just >> The father states there was an argument, but initially downplays the severity, claiming it was only verbal. >> Just started my medtech job and they want somebody to get the kids this weekend. All I was trying to do is I don't have a car. I lift everywhere. He ended up saying that he would get the kids for me Sunday and he said he will take them to school Monday. But I his mom said he was still asleep. That's the one who called y'all. His mom. I couldn't get a hold of him. He said >> why do you think his mom called? >> Because that's who he was on the phone with when we made him when me and him was arguing. That's who he was on the phone with. His mom. And all he was trying to do was get me away. But all I'm trying to do is get him to literally co-arent and help me with the kids. That's all. >> Me and my kids we stay at a hotel room. We stay right there at >> 492. >> Sorry. >> Okay. Stand by. Don't go anywhere. You sit right there. >> Stop. >> We're not doing this crap. >> Go sit over there like I asked you to. >> What happened? >> She knows. She just came here >> cuz I'm being told one thing by somebody that has nothing to do with this. It also had video. >> Okay. >> So, be straight with me. >> I'm being straight. I'm not There's no reason to lie to you, bro. They ain't going to lie. I came outside my house. She was coming here. She just started flipping out on me. You feel me? >> Yeah. About what? >> Just doing what she uh doing. That's my baby mom. >> Officers received additional information indicating the Uber driver witnessed the incident and video evidence. >> Uh that's my baby mom. We just going through it. She just It's really nothing to really explain. She was just flipping out on me. Just she just mad at me just yelling. Just make a lot of noise. That's all it is. >> She just >> That's all that happened. It was just yelling. >> Yeah. Yelling. That's all it was. >> Why do I not believe you? If you don't have if you have a cup, >> I'm not saying you did anything wrong. I'm just >> I'm just saying that's all I'm just saying. Only thing I can say she walked up and just go to yelling and just yelling. That's all. Did >> she hit you? >> Huh? >> Did she hit you? >> No, she just ripped my shirt. That's all I could say. But she didn't hit me or nothing, bro. She just ripped my shirt. She get an Uber and leave. >> Uh, no. She didn't even I ordered her Uber, but my Uber driver, you could ask the Uber driver. I literally called Uber driver. >> She showed up and cancelled. He cancelled it because she was doing too much. >> Yeah, but >> whatever the hell she's doing. Okay, you got your ID on you? >> I don't have it on me. >> Just hang on a second. >> Did you see Did you all come up off of brains or did you come down 41? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you see the Kia sitting on the side of the road? There's an Uber driver. They call >> I think we did see somebody. So I stopped with him briefly and they came over here and when I did she he just lo >> this guy was >> Yeah. He's trying to get her out of here. So homeboy said he watched her hit him rip his shirt off or she just said yeah she ripped my shirt off I guess grabbed the kids like slam the kids up against the side of the reverse car. The Uber driver explains that the mother forcefully placed both toddlers into the vehicle, causing visible distress to the children. >> Tried swinging on him, missed. Hit one of the kids in the head. >> Oh, >> yeah. So, supposedly he's got it on video. Supposedly he has video according to her, but she's covered in dirt. >> She must have fell somewhere. >> Yeah. I'm going to run over to the Uber guy real quick. You might watch the video and then I'll be right back. >> How's it going, man? >> It's going good. >> Okay. Do you Do you have the video? >> You can't see anything. You can hear them though. Um I was just checking over it right now. Um you can actually hear what she's doing to the kids and then when she swung at him, but you can't see it. Yeah. >> So, this is when I was pulling up to them um to pick him up. She came and she was really agitated. Um cuz guess she thought that that was a Uber. She came through. >> But you can't even send Uber to get your kids to school. >> She threw the kid on auto got on this door and she threw the kid. The kid lost the shoe landing on the other door >> like tossed the kid in the car. Is that what >> she opened the door >> and grabbed the little one and she just completely tossed him so where it hit the door. Yeah. And then I I checked. >> The driver reports the mother attempted to strike the father and during the struggle, one child was accidentally struck from their shoes and stuff. >> But I mean, the kid landed over there at the door. The shoes landed there and then she threw the other one. He landed here and the kids were crying asking for mom. >> And then um >> so there you can hear kids saying, "I'm scared." The kids were crying. obviously hurt. >> So he grabbed both the kids. She came swung at him, hit the kid in the face. One of them. I'm not sure which one. >> I mean, she threw him to the ground toward the ground. >> Yeah. I mean, you can still see him. >> But >> did you see him do anything? >> He he was running around the car. He didn't touch her, you know. He stayed He stayed He tried kind of bringing the situation down, but he ran around his car. She was running after him, hitting him, punching him. She punched him in the back of the head. Then I think she grabbed onto him and he kind of swung to kind of get her off him. She fell to the ground. She stood back up, ripped his >> police detained the mother while continuing to gather statements and verify evidence. >> Kept going at him, but he didn't touch her, man. It was hard. >> Okay. All right. Let me talk to them real quick. You can show you can show your door for now. >> All right. All right. What to your foot? >> Hey, you're just you're just >> put your hands behind your back. You're just going to be detained for a second, right? >> I'm going to jail tonight. >> No, you're just going to detain. >> You got a little bit of room in here. You're comfortable, right? >> Wait, what you going to jail for? >> Cuz you call the police. That's why. >> Keep your kids. Keep your kids. Keep your kids. Okay. >> Keep the kids so I can go till they can get to school and you know where they going to school at. Keep the kids. You know I'm going to jail. >> You know I'm going to jail. The same reason why you went to jail. >> Can you listen to me? He didn't call the police, so don't be upset with him. >> This is what happens when >> Y'all know I'm going to jail. >> You want to sit down here? Come here. Take a seat right here. >> No, you can put me in the police car. Put me in the police car. >> I can't put you >> and I'm going to jail >> right now. You're just >> Okay. So, put me in the police car. I don't want to hear none of that. >> Okay. Well, I can't >> I'm done. Okay. Put me in the police car. I'm done. Put me in the police car. Y'all got me in handcuffs. >> Put me in the police car. >> All right. I'm being nice to you. So, be nice. >> Okay. You already got me in his cupc. >> I got my kids right there. I don't want to see my kids. >> I don't want them to see like trying to cover it. But hear me out. Hear me out. I can't put you in there yet. I have to have >> Officers confront the father with physical evidence and audio recordings confirming the children were harmed during the incident. >> Just chill for a second. >> Can you please have a female search? >> They're coming. >> Can you just call my mom? Tell her I'm going to jail. >> Okay. >> Can you just call my mom? >> I don't know if you're going to jail. >> I'm going to jail. I'm in here. >> She's just being detained. >> She's just being detained right now. And I said, like I said, the other officer is the one in charge. >> The female got to search me and that's when they'll put me in the car for >> call. >> Just missing to get your grandkids. >> Relax. Stand still. I don't want to keep I don't want to keep pulling. >> Can I sit down? Cuz they're tight. >> Okay. I'm going to have you sit down to my left right here. >> I'm sitting right here. I know. Like >> I just don't want you to fall. >> I'm not falling. I'm not drunk. I don't know what they put in your ear. >> Hey, nobody. >> So, where what is my daughter-in-law going? Uh what's going on? >> We're still investigating it. We need to talk to uh the child's father. Yeah, >> my son. >> And I'm your grandma. >> Okay. >> So, what happened in the Uber? Cuz we have video. >> Uh, it was just she put the kids in there. I really didn't get an Uber until I got the kids out of the Uber. I was just getting the kids out of the Uber. >> Just so you know, there's there's video inside the Uber. >> Okay. Okay. >> Well, they got the video. You guys know what happened. I was just getting my kids out. I was getting my kids out. She was just like yelling just yelling. >> There's one more yelling. >> Yeah. Well, that's all I could say is that she was yelling like to me like she was just yelling to me like to y'all probably there might be a little more. It was just yelling to me like >> and there's no injuries to the kids to the kids or nothing. >> She hi. >> Um, so what happened when when she got out of the car? >> Uh, I don't even think she got in the car. Honestly, she was in the car. >> Oh, she did? See, I didn't even get to see that part. The father acknowledges the Uber driver's account was accurate, though he states he did not initially realize the severity. >> She got out of the car and you guys were put out of the car. What happened? >> I didn't get in the car. I was just trying to >> once she got out and and you guys were together again. What What was she doing? >> Yelling just walking up yelling and just expressing her feelings how she felt. >> So, did something provoke her provoke you guys to get into like an argument today for her to storm out? >> I don't know what happened. >> Okay. She just got upset and was like, "I'm leaving." And >> we've been knocked. >> So, why was she here today? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? >> Did you have the kids or did she have the kids? >> She had the kids. >> So, she stopped by with the kids and then was leaving? >> Uh, I don't know what she Oh, I know. I was coming outside my crib and she was walking up. That's all. >> Has she just gotten here? Huh? >> Has she just gotten here or was she here for a while? >> She had like just gotten here. >> Okay. >> I know you're trying to protect a little bit with the kids. >> Yeah, I get it. >> The kids are there. She did fine. They ain't hurt. >> But but our issue is the one kid got chucked in the car. There's a headpint on the window on the other side of the car. There's a handprint and finger drags down the window when the kid hit the window and slid down. You can hear it happen and you hear the kids immediately start crying, saying they're scared. Pretty accurate. I didn't know how that happened because I was >> You may not have >> I was like trying to bring this baby to her at the Uber. >> I guess she tried to swing. >> But I ain't going to lie, the Uber driver did say that she did kind of sling the baby in there, but I didn't know if it was that hard. >> He was being legit. >> He was I was just telling her I'm sorry about the >> and then she tries to swing on you and accidentally hits one of the kids. >> That That's where we'll run into a problem. an actual hearing and then immediately that that's our issue. >> Officers explain court procedures, no contact conditions, and child safety arrangements moving forward. >> Cherry, man, just hang out. All right. >> All right. Do you have anything on you? I think it's going to stick me focus. >> No, just get my phone. >> Yes, the baby bag. >> The baby bag has my card. that baby dad has. Just please make sure if you do have an iPhone charger, can you please charge my phone? >> It's going to go with you. It's got enough juice to get down. >> My mom don't know me. My mom don't know. She don't even know I'm homeless. Can you just please tell her how I'm in jail? Just in case they can't get my kids. >> I know. >> Give me a sec. bag. >> Uh, there's EMS. >> Okay. So, she's going to jail. She's already on her way. Okay. Two counts of child abuse. >> What? >> Yep. >> Child >> for throw one count for a kid cuz she threw both kids in the car. Bounced one of them off the window that you didn't see cuz you were outside of the car. >> Yeah. >> So, that's child abuse. >> And she hit one of them. >> Oh. Oh, on accident when she swung a U and missed. All witnessed. Okay. And then she's going to go for three counts of domestic battery. Okay. Cuz domestic battery on you, domestic battery on her, domestic battery on her. Okay. Okay. So, she's going to be in a little bit. She'll see a judge in the morning and then from there they'll determine if there's a bond or anything like that. So she can't contact you, you can't contact her, she can't come here >> when >> once she sees the judge. Do you all have any more questions? >> She was taken into custody and charged with two counts of child abuse, one count per child, three counts of domestic batteries. The charges included harm caused during the altercation, including one instance where a child was struck unintentionally during an attempted assault. The mother was transported for booking and scheduled to appear before a judge. Court ordered no contact conditions were explained and the children remained with their father pending further legal review. Remember, emotional confrontations can escalate instantly, placing children at serious risk. When bystanders speak up and document dangerous behavior, it can prevent further harm. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. Thank goodness the Uber driver didn't ignore this. Those kids were terrified. Completely unacceptable. This is why witnesses matter. 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. My son's cup. It r It rolled over and it and it went underneath my my >> your foot. >> You take any medication yourself? I am calling you a >> on February 11th, 2023, officers arrived at a crash scene involving a vehicle stopped at a red light. The driver explained the crash by saying her child's cup rolled under her foot. >> What happened? my son's cup. It rolled it rolled over >> and it and it went underneath my my >> your foot. >> Yeah. >> Do you need to be seen by somebody? >> Are you injured? >> No, I know. I mean, it looks gnarly. >> I'm sorry. >> Do you need a EMS? >> No. No, it looks gnarly, but I I work in the medical field. No. I'll be able. >> Okay. All right. Give me one second. Okay. >> Oh, yall not involved? >> Yeah. Well, no, he is. Yeah, this is very involved. >> I was sitting here at the red light and she just come up through there and just nailed me. I was sitting here at the red light waiting to go under. She told my mom something about her kid's cup and fell under the seat or something. >> We got a we got an ambulance on the way. Okay. >> I I don't I just want to go home. >> Okay. >> So, tell me a little bit about what happened. and it rolled underneath the brake and I went. The driver states she attempted to stop but could not because the cup interfered with the brake. Officers focus on determining how the collision occurred and confirm the child is uninjured to >> push it down and I and I >> was trying to stop And I couldn't. >> So it So it rolled under the the brake. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to need you to talk to me. >> Okay. >> So, did it roll up under the brake or the accelerator or something like that? >> I'm just going to have an ambulance come out just to check you out. Okay. You don't, like I said, you don't have to >> in trouble. It It was an accident. >> No, right now we're just trying to figure out what happened and make sure that you're okay and that he's okay. All right. >> Oh, he's he's perfect. >> So, we just want to make That's our first priority is to make sure everyone's >> officers observe leaking fluids and damage to both vehicles and determine the driver's vehicle is not drivable. >> Okay. >> He's my first priority and and he he's okay. He's a little bit like what's going on right now. >> All right. Do you think you'll be able to drive yours? >> I don't think. Looks like >> it is kind of like in >> All right. So, this what I'm going to try to do just so we can get it open. If you could just try to pull over here to this. See if you can get it over there for me. >> Uh just in the grass right here. Uh and then we'll try to get a troll truck out to you. Huh? >> She literally knocked. This is where I land. She come straight up through here. >> Oh, no. Yeah, we can see we can see the fluid from >> Yeah, you can see it. Oh, yeah. >> And I I don't have any I don't have any money. I have a tow truck. It's just drivable. I live >> It's definitely not drivable. >> I live. >> While arranging towing, officers ask about medications and medical conditions. The driver discloses prescriptions and condition S including lupus and epilepsy. I believe just right there. >> I don't think you'd make it 10 more feet without something else falling off. >> It's leaking fluids. We're going to have to get a tow. Okay. >> I can't afford to. >> Well, we're going to talk. We're going to call a tow company for you. >> I I can't afford it. >> But I I have no choice. I have to tow it. It might be cheaper if you want to call your own company to come move it for you, but it's got to be moved >> and it and it can't be driven. >> Do you have a tow truck company of your choice or >> No, you don't. >> Get one. >> We can we can call one for you. We just always ask first. I just like it towed home. If I get it towed home, >> if you get it towed home, that's going to be uh at your request. >> Okay. >> So, um I mean that it's fine. I'm pretty sure insurance company cover them, but >> do you have I know it's an inconvenience, but that's that's that's got to be what happens, you know. So, the accidents happen. That's why I call them accidents, you know. >> It's absolutely positive. You're not driving whatsoever. We we we have the power to deem a vehicle not drivable. >> I can't hear. >> So, we have the power to deem a a vehicle not drivable. And I'm we're both of these cars are not drivable right now. Do you take any medication? >> I take Sarah. >> Officers instruct the driver to remain seated while they continue the investigation and towing process. >> What do you take? >> Seril. >> Cerakquil. What was that for? Okay. Take anything else? Anything over the counter? >> Oh, hold on. >> Do you have any medical conditions? >> I have >> one more time for me. >> I have lupus and epilepsy. >> Lupus and epilepsy. >> All right. >> Get my children. >> I don't I don't know. that's going to happen right now. It's going to be up to the charge. Just sit right here for me. Okay. >> Why can't I go home? >> I I don't know. We got to tow your car because that's you're not going to be able to drive that. >> I'm put I I was on the phone with my mom and he said you can pick me up. >> Okay. Well, just give him a second. I don't know what he told you to try to be trying to figure out what's going on, but just have a seat for me for right now cuz you kind of swaying. All right. So, I am going to sight you. All right. Okay. >> Is uh for driver do care. Um due regard >> driver do what? >> Due regard while oper motor operating a motor vehicle. Okay. >> Say that again cuz I didn't I'm >> on it's on it's right here on there. See? Look. You see where it says driver to exercise do care? You see that? >> Uhhuh. >> All right. So I put it down here. I'm charging you with 40-64 on my phone. The officer explains the citation is based on the driver admitting she was reaching for and attempting to move the cup instead of watching the roadway. >> You reached down to grab the cup and you admitted it that she reached down and grabbed the cup. >> You got to >> Yeah. What does it have to do with the phone? >> That's a part of the cold section, but you reached down into grabbing the cup. Okay. >> No. No. What happened was the cup rolled under. It got underneath the brake. I went to push it down. It didn't work. And then at that point, I kicked it so I could >> So, you wasn't you wasn't paying attention to the road cuz if that was going on, you would have been looking at where you were traveling. You see what I'm saying? >> You had to be looking down at the cup. >> The driver is advised of court options related to the citation and signs an acknowledgement of receipt. >> Trying to kick it. You see what I'm saying? >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. But hey, if you want to fight it in court, >> no, >> you can, which you'll have a court date on May the 6. >> I just didn't understand what you were saying. >> So now, if you don't want to go to court and you want to take care of it before court, you can, right? This is where you can take care of it before court. All right. That's the way you take care of it. All right. >> Okay. >> So now, this is not saying you're guilty. It's just saying that you received it. If you could sign right here by the X. >> The officer decided to >> After consulting other officers, additional citations are issued, including reckless driving and du I based on the driver admitting to taking prescribed medications earlier that day. >> Okay. But I'm allowing you to go home with your mom. That >> All right. I'm allowing you to go home with your mom. Okay. >> All right. Now, with this, I do have to cite you based off of what you told me. Okay. >> Okay. I don't know. That means >> a citation. >> Okay. >> So, I'm signing you up for DUI drugs, let's say. All right. Now, this has a mandatory court date, right? Admitted I put in remarks. You admitted to taking Soma and Colonopin. Okay. >> Even though they're my prescription, >> you still cannot take those drugs and operate a vehicle. That's dangerous. >> Okay. I I'm just I'm not >> I know. I'm not I'm not I know you're not. I'm just saying that's just dangerous and you got a baby in a car. You can't you got to go home for your kids, you know, and you >> The driver was cited for failure to exercise do care reckless driving and DUI drugs less safe. These charges were applied based on the driver's admission that she was reaching for an object inside the vehicle during the crash and her acknowledgement of taking prescription medications prior to driving, which officers determined contributed to unsafe operation of the vehicle. Remember, driver attention inside the vehicle can directly affect crash responsibility during traffic investigations. Prescription medications may still impact driving eligibility and lead to enforcement action after a collision. This is the reaction of netisonens to this situation. The cup explanation really changed once the officer walked through it. Didn't realize prescriptions could still lead to a DUI charge. Good reminder how quickly distractions can turn into a crash. 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 police teach trashtalking mom a lesson she won't ever forget. >> I'm not the mother of the child. I'm not the mother of the child. It doesn't matter. You have no right to talk to me. None. On January 5th, 2025, officers responded to a report of a 2-year-old found alone in a Walmart parking lot and brought inside by a bystander. A woman approaches and attempts to leave with the child. >> Don't spit on me. >> Get out of my face. >> Get out of my face. You >> okay, ma'am? >> Everything's fine. >> Okay. >> What you still calling me for? >> Well, because we got a call of a juvenile that's, you know, walking around the lot. >> We're paying for food. So, we have a lot going on. You can see that right. >> Okay. >> Thank you, >> ma'am. Can I get your uh information, please? We just got to document this that uh get out of >> First of all, it's not even my kid. We need to mind your business. He walked through food. We need to mind your business. You don't need to make a scene. You don't need to do nothing. Listen, I got my You need to walk away now. There's no fact about it. The fact is you need to walk away. There's nothing else about it. There's nothing else about it. >> Absolutely nothing because the kid was standing up there, right? Oh, Kayen, we didn't call him. So, we didn't need you. I didn't ask for you. So, you can go ahead now. >> I'm not going to come out right cuz I don't have a right to. I don't need to. >> Go ahead. >> I found something. Okay. >> So, I called because I didn't. >> Okay. So, you called him. So, talk to him. He called. You guys don't call. I'm not the parent. So that's what you with. >> The woman continues arguing, denies responsibility for the child and blocks officers from verifying the child's guardianship while others on scene attempt to explain the situation. >> All right, go ahead. You brought him inside, so go to ahead. Don't get smacked. Get the out my face, bro. >> Ma'am, I didn't I said it's not my kid. So therefore, I don't care. Pretend talking. your kids. >> We're finished. We're finished. >> I'm in charge of the kids. >> We're finished. No, I'm not. We're finished. No, I'm not. We're finished. >> So, who was supposed I don't know. It doesn't matter. We're done. >> What about >> So, she had to She was supposed to be in charge of that kid. >> And >> I'm not in charge of any kid cuz none of these kids are mine. Therefore, the kid walked away, right? Because of paying for stuff. We have three children. Don't you see that? There's two of us. You see that, right? We got stuff going on. No, he's being a whoever call the cops. >> So now I'm going to be a who actually way. >> I'm not trying to be. >> Yes, you are. >> Okay, >> just talk to me then. >> Are we going? >> So this is the kid. >> The kids in the gray hat, but I'm going to speak to the guy that found the kid. >> Officers speak with the bystander who found the child and confirm the child was unattended outside. Officers reiterate the need to verify custody before releasing the child. What's up, buddy? >> Listen, man. I appreciate your help. You did absolutely the the right thing. >> I wasn't going to let the kid stand out there. >> Yeah, because God forbid a kid get hit by a car. Do you have your license on you? I'm trying to take your information. Like I said, I'm trying to get her information and document this. But you see how serious is >> So, is the parent who that kid here? >> No. Why? What happened? >> Well, somebody called saying >> he walked away. That's him. He walked away. Kids >> We didn't see him. So therefore, we didn't see him. We didn't know he walked away. We went to go find him. >> That's fine. I'm Nobody told her that the kid was out there. We went to go find himself. >> Man, I'm not saying you're in trouble. >> All right. So then tell him to gohead. Tell him I'm not cooperating. Go ahead. You're not getting my name. You're not getting >> But you're Listen, we got paid here. So we have to do our due diligence. >> Okay. So do what you got to do. You see that we got the kid. That's >> We just have to confirm who we're turning the kid over to. >> Me and him. Me and her. That's it. Me and her. That's it. >> But I don't know who you guys are in relation to the child. That's >> They're with us, right? They're with us. He came to me, right? >> I don't know that though. We don't know. Officers request proof of relationship such as photos or the child's name. Limited information is provided amid continued verbal resistance. >> Oh, you >> Yeah, but you see I'm a police officer, right? >> Okay, that don't mean that what the mean. That mean with me? No, >> if it's not your kids, you're still responsible for him. You brought him out the house, right? >> Right. Exactly. And I'm trying to explain that to her. >> 20° outside >> calmly. And you see how she is uh reacting. So So you just found the kid just uh wandering down the I walk in the store. I just parked and I see a kid in the street. I looked around. There's no paranormal. I bought a number and then I called the desk. >> I appreciate it. >> What's the phone number for you, sir? You weren't You weren't here when the caller called and had the child by the way. >> Okay. I see the kid. I was get them. >> I understand. So, if this lady walked up and said, "That's my kid." We can't just trust that. We have to verify. >> You going to find out? How you going to find out who's my kid? >> Well, that I'm asking you cuz I'm asking you pictures of the child on your phone to print pictures of the kids. We got pictures of the kid. Why would we have pictures at Why wouldn't we? Let me think. >> Well, if it's your child, you probably have pictures on your phone, right? >> Why would that matter? >> Because >> why would that matter? Look, look, look, look. >> It's just so we can >> confirm. Look, there you go. See? Look. That's the >> Officers explained that the child cannot leave until verification is complete. The woman raises her voice, interrupts questioning, and refuses to cooperate. >> Child's name. >> Okay, I just have to write it down. That's >> Get out of here. >> Okay. Well, >> ma'am, I'm trying to work with you, but I can't let you leave with the child unless I confirm who he belongs to. That's all. >> I'm not I'm I'm trying to make this very easy for you. I'm not trying to get you in trouble. I'm not trying to do anything. >> All right, so hurry up cuz now y'all dragging it. Y dragging me. >> That's fine. That's fine. So, >> be crying if it wasn't him. >> What is the child's >> She could care less about the 2-year-old's well-being or the fact that she's berating the people who found the child and ensured his safety. So, >> shut up. Get out of my face. I'm not getting out of your [ __ ] Get the off my tape. >> And what's last name, >> ma'am? What's last name? >> Ma'am, what is name? >> What's your name? What's your name? Tell me. What's your name? >> Stop scaring the child. I'm talking to you. >> This is not going to work out in your favor if you don't just cooperate. I'm not going to work out either. If you put handcuffs on me, you're going to >> Nobody said anything about putting handcuffs on anybody. What are y'all about to talk about? >> Stop yelling. You're causing a scene in Walmart. >> Stop talking about >> ma'am. What is your relationship to the child? >> Okay. The child is not leaving here with you guys unless >> the woman is warned about her behavior and told to calm down or leave. She challenges officers to arrest her and continues yelling. >> We confirm who the child belongs to. >> No. What you going to do? Cuz we can call somebody else then. Who you what you going to do? Cuz what the mean? >> We're going to find who the child. >> She's the mother of the child. Obviously, if we're here cursing because I don't give a >> I don't give a >> That's not your child. Then get the hell out of here. >> No, I drove him here. What the >> You're going to get arrested. You're going to get arrested. >> You're You're causing a scene. >> Don't touch me. I have to pay for my >> Don't touch me. >> I didn't touch you. Back the up. >> Don't spit on me. >> Get out of my face. Stop cursing. Don't get out of my face. >> Keep this up. You're >> last. Man, listen. Listen. We're calm. >> I don't care. I'm not calm now. I'm not calm. You need to be calm. >> No, I don't. Get the out of my face. >> Either leave or you're going to get arrested. Arrest me. >> We're not going to sit here and deal with this. >> Arrest me. >> Officers place the woman under arrest after a continued escalation. She resists verbally during handcuffing while officers secure her. >> Arrest me. I swear to God. I swear to God. Arrest me. What you got? What reason? >> What reason? No. >> What's the last? Excuse me. Get the >> What do you think you're doing? >> Oh my god. >> Got it. Just grab yourself. >> You want to do this? You did. >> Okay. So, okay. >> Relax. >> Relax. >> You bar. >> You didn't have to have You don't have a reason to do this. All right. So, what? >> Relax. I'm going to You want or you want me to take her? >> I'm trying to get the leg. >> Get off of me. >> Yeah, that's the mother there. Hold on. Hold on. >> Bro, >> why are you grabbing on me? >> I'm not doing way. >> I'm not doing to you. Don't touch me. Get off of me, bro. Now, I'mma stand here cuz you told me to steal it. >> Keep moving. >> Oh, okay. >> You want to damage a This is going to be criminal mystery. >> We have one under. >> What? Don't hold cuz now you throw charges for no reason. Okay. Okay. Go ahead. Do your thing. Do your thing. I'm >> With the woman detained, officers calmly interview the child's mother and confirm custody and the circumstances leading to the child wandering away. >> My soul. What's that badge on, bro? What's your badge on? Why are you doing that to my arm? Why are you doing that? >> No. I'm not. Why are you doing that to my arm? And I'm walking right next to you. If you break my arm and my soul, I swear he >> Yes, I have. >> How old How How old are you? I'm 24. >> Okay. That and that's your child? >> Yes, it is. But I have my daughter in the bathroom. I'm taking my daughter to the bathroom and she will be >> Okay. Okay. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to speak to you. Okay. >> Like I said, you guys are not in any trouble. She caused all this. If she didn't get so excited and loud, she will not be handcuffed right now. >> Okay. You have your license with you. >> Go in your mouth. >> Yo, the mama came out of my mouth. I got a break. I can talk. Talk to me now. I swear to God. On my soul. >> It's behavior. I don't care. God, no reason. No reason. >> So you guys were here paying and he just he just walked off. >> No. When I came when he when she said she had to use the bathroom, >> she was watching. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Okay. Officers explain the charges to the detained woman, citing her conduct during the interaction and arrange the next steps while completing documentation. >> Okay. Yeah, there. Listen, there's a lot of kids. I get it. Happens all all the time. So, here's the license bag. What's the phone number for you? >> You have any weapons on you? >> You see weapons still? >> Okay. I'm searching with the back of my hand. Okay. >> You I got kids to take home. >> Spitting on me, >> bro. You got to talk. >> You don't have >> I don't care. My mouth is wet. What the You going to dry it out for me? You going to air dry it? Are you >> just stop? >> No. You arrest me for you, dumb. >> It's cool though. I swear to God, my phone. Y'all done >> that way, please. >> Shut up. Don't put your hand on my neck. >> Okay. >> Get off my neck on me. I said >> get off my neck. >> Nobody's touching your neck. >> You're touching my neck. I can't breathe. >> All right. You're looking for aosaurus. >> I can't breathe. I'm not even touching your >> I'm not even spitting on you. I'm talking. I can't breathe. >> Give me this. >> It's It's assault cuz you're spitting on me. >> I can't breathe >> on purpose. >> No, I'm not. I'm talking. I can't talk. I can't talk. I can't talk. I can't talk. >> Disorderly conduct and >> Okay. Hurry up. I don't care. I'm not the mother of the child. I'm not the mother of the child. It doesn't matter. You didn't have no right to talk to me. None. >> So disorderly. She's been spitting on me the entire time. So, I'm charging her soul. >> I was talking. I was having a conversation. First of all, I was never spitting on you. I don't have a reason. I don't have a reason to spit on you. I don't have a reason to do that. And so, I have to go drop them off. I >> He's just getting the rest of the info from the mother. This woman is not the mother of the child. >> How long are they going to take? >> I have to drop them back off. I brought them here. They're in my car. My keys and everything is in that place. >> Okay, just stop talking right now. >> Sir, I bought them here. I have to take them back home. They came here in my car. My phone and my >> Who are you talking about? My friend and my family. What do you mean that's my family? >> Okay. What is your question about your family? I can't >> When am I coming back so I could take them back home? My car is in this parking lot. >> She's going to have to make other arrangements. >> So, how am I going to get back to my car? >> What's that? >> How am I going to get back to my car? >> How are you going to get back to >> figure that out when you get released? >> When do I get released? Why are you even arresting me? You don't have a reason. >> I told you because of disorderly conduct. >> But I didn't do nothing to you. >> Egg assault on a police officer with that [ __ ] She went nothing to do with me. Okay. Why? You should understand my frustration. I'm in there with three kids and a mom. She's in there. >> You had your opportunity. >> No, but I tried to tell you I don't have nothing to do with that. >> You You didn't. You were screaming. >> I said I don't have nothing to do with that. I'm not the mom. I said I'm not my kids. >> Now I'm going to jail. I have to sleep there, too. >> I don't even have any other charges. So what am I going to jail for? >> I just explained it to you. >> Okay. So I have to go County. >> I don't know you. >> The woman was charged with disorderly conduct and assault on a police officer. According to officers on scene, the charges were based on her repeated disruptive behavior, refusal to comply with lawful requests during a child welfare investigation, and alleged spitting on an officer during the encounter. Remember, when a child is found unattended, officers must verify custody before allowing anyone to leave. Escalating behavior and refusal to cooperate can change how an incident is handled by police. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. That situation could have been resolved quickly with cooperation. Good reminder why officers have to verify guardianship. Things escalated once the yelling started. 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, the next incident is when outofc control teams get a brutal reality check. >> The ones who jumped you. >> No, no, no, no, no. >> No, no, no. I will take you to jail. Walk away. >> No, no, no, no, no. I'm about to take you to jail. On October 19th, 2024, officers arrived at a street disturbance involving multiple teenagers after a reported fight. One female has visible facial injuries and tensions remain high among nearby individuals. >> You all right, man? >> Hi, sir. >> You need an ambulance? >> I heard you got pretty messed up. >> You want to press charges or anything? >> No, ma'am. >> All right. Is it a friend of yours or >> No, no, this is a woman. >> No. Oh, I >> The one you fought with. The one that beat you up, man. >> Oh, no. I don't think anybody fight me. Anybody fight me? >> Oh, you're that drunk? >> That's up to you. >> No, I'm probably that drunk. >> That's up to you. >> All right. No, I don't remember to be honest. >> You don't remember fighting anyone? You know you got blood all over your face, right? >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Wow. No, I don't think anybody punched me. >> Okay. All right. Uh, you calling an Uber? >> Oh, yeah, definitely. >> No, no, no, no. We got we got we got family coming and give me >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. My mom tell me to get me. It's all right. >> I just need to stay with you cuz you're really drunk. So you drunk at all. >> Can you call an Uber so you guys so I can leave? >> No, I'm not for sure. I'm very sorry for >> You understand liability, right? I can't technically leave while he's that drunk and that hurt. >> Officers determine the teen is too intoxicated to leave safely and instruct him to stay while arranging for a parent to pick him up. >> On Main Street, I can't. Hey, Stormy. We're caught up with Vincent and a state trooper, I guess. >> Are you gonna laugh? >> Are you a state? >> Okay, she's a cop. >> Can I get your badge number? >> Hey, stop. >> Yes. Get my badge number. Of course. >> And what is that? >> Um, I don't know why she pulled us over. >> I didn't pull you over. He has facial injuries. He >> intoxicated. >> Injuries, but he claims he's okay. >> I'm fine. >> All right. >> His face. He claims he's okay. >> Can I Can I go if I'm fine? >> He's asking if he can go. >> All right. >> And I know you're like a social worker, so I just want to know if you can come to the scene. >> Listen, you're not in any trouble. >> Literally, it was a fight. >> I'm sorry. >> The teen repeatedly attempts to walk away despite warnings. Officers explain he may be detained or arrested if he does not comply. >> Did you guys get picked up? >> I'm very sorry. >> I'm trying to talk to her because you're you're too drunk, man. Please just get a run at home. >> I'm very sorry. We should go on our way. >> I think you're I need you to get a ride home or I'm going to take you to the hospital. >> Yes, ma'am. I will get a ride home. I promise you. >> I need to right now. >> Yes. Yes, ma'am. I I will go. >> So, if you're starting fights, you already admitted to me. You're not going to walk away. >> So, if you walk away No, no, no. Cuz if you walk away, you're going to end up in handcuffs. >> I'm going to stand right here. >> If you walk away, you're going to end up in handcuffs. >> Okay. Can I stand right here? >> You can sit down right there. >> Call your mom. Get picked up before you go to jail. I'm not going to sit down. But I I'll come over. >> Look, come get me. >> Sit down. Just take a seat, man. >> You just need to get a ride home, man. I don't want to take you to jail, but I will if I have to. That's it. >> No, I'm not. >> You've been to jail before? >> No. >> Okay. You don't want to do that then, right? Is that the mom? >> Yes. >> Do you want me to tell her where you're at? >> You want to talk to the police? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, she wants to talk to the police. >> Just to tell you guys where we're at. Hi, my name's Officer Canon, Sarasota Police. >> What do you do with me? Is everything? >> Yeah. No, they're fine. Um, >> officers speak by phone with the teen's mother explain the situation and request prompt pickup while continuing to manage the scene. >> There might have been a little physical altercation. I don't know what happened. I don't really care as long as they're fine. They're safe. I just want them to get home safe. We're at um Pineapple in Lemon. So, if Just don't walk away, man. >> I'm going to want to I promise you I won't. >> All right. I need someone here soon because he's trying to walk away. I have to take >> I promise you I'm not walking away. I will sit now. I will sit now. Just >> Yeah. Honestly, if you want to stay on the phone with him until whoever gets here, who needs to get here, that's great. You can talk. >> I promise you. I promise you I'm not so walk away. >> I can I can barely do a sit up. >> Just talk. >> Officers learn a female relative may also have been assaulted nearby and guide the teen toward the sidewalk to locate her safely. >> Mom, chill there. You're going to get picked up in 10 minutes. much pressure. >> Hey, Dominica, there's a female at the mark that just got uh or security just got with her. I guess she's saying she got jumped over by the the garage. If you want to go meet with her, I guess you haven't met with an officer yet. >> Her name's Marissa. >> Can you walk fine? >> Oh, no. I'm done. >> No, no, no. Sit. No, no. Come here. Come here. Come here. Get out of the street, though. I just don't want you to get hit by a car. >> Oh, yes, ma'am. >> Hang on, ma'am. >> Wait a minute. >> Is Marissa your sister? >> Yes. >> Listen. This is serious, okay? Cuz she's crying and we need her. So, let's go on the sidewalk. No, let's go see your sister. I'm going to We're going to I'm going to take you. >> Come on. Walk on the sidewalk. >> Let's go. >> All right. Just stay. >> Just stay on the sidewalk for me. You're fine. You're fine, man. >> Take a right. Okay. >> My sister Your sister's very upset, so we want to go try and find her. That's it. >> Additional individuals arrive, increasing agitation. Officers give verbal commands to prevent further confrontations. I really appreciate you, ma'am. >> Yeah, no problem. Anyone need an ambulance? >> Were you the one that got jumped? >> Yes. >> She has blood all over her. >> Yeah. >> Do you want an ambulance? >> There's people coming right now. >> And they're the ones who jumped you. >> No, no, no, no. Where? Come on, bro. >> I'm here. I'm here, though. your head. Your head though. >> I'm not going to touch them. >> Okay, stop here. >> We got >> The teen is searched, secured, and escorted to a patrol vehicle. Officers assist him with personal belongings and footwear while he continues verbal protests. >> We gave you a chance. You know you're done. >> I have not been yet. >> Can you take him, please? Everybody said you shouldn't hit me. >> Hey, can I take his wallet with him, please? >> I'm not sure, man. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> I swear to God, I never arrested a girl. >> That's not a girl. >> Hey, and I look to my left. I can't look to my left. I can't look to my left. >> Vanessa, >> who is that? Who's that? >> Stop touching me. >> You're acting like a So, stop. >> Why are you doing that? >> Nothing is touching me. Vanessa, right now we have a female officer searching you cuz we have to. >> Oh, what's that? >> He's just holding he's holding >> touching me. >> Can I talk? You're going to keep yelling, >> bro. You're aing joke. >> Okay. Well, I'm I'm going to just talk because they're holding you. >> I really don't got nothing on me. Why you always shake me like that? >> Good. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. As long as that don't touch me. >> Get in the car so I don't >> all that. >> Put your butt in. >> I will. >> You're going to get dragged in there. Get in there. >> You don't have to touch me. You don't have to do all that. >> You guys are a joke. >> I'm a I'm threatening y'all. Huh? >> Oh, I'm threatening y'all. I'm hurting y'all. >> You guys are a weirdo. I know that's >> Get it away from me. >> Get the away from me. >> Can you shift your legs a little bit so I can get this off you? >> Yeah. >> Thanks. >> Sorry. >> You're good. No worries. It is what it is. All right. Can you step out my way, please? Here. Uh, don't forget your shoe. You have one shoe there and we have another shoe in the back we'll get for you. >> There you go. And come on my way. >> What's your name? >> My name is Malik. >> Malik. I'm sorry. >> It's all right. It's not bad. Don't fall. Oh, it's okay. >> All right, hang tight. Okay, >> let's get your other shoe. Okay, it's right back here. Can you get the other black shoe in there? Night. >> Oh, you're nice. Yes. >> Just toss it over here for me. Her friend shoes. >> The teen was arrested for disorderly conduct and resisting officer directives. The arrest followed repeated attempts to walk away verbal aggression toward officers and failure to comply with clear instructions intended to prevent further violence and ensure safety at the scene. Remember, ignoring lawful instructions during an active police response can escalate a situation quickly. Alcohol impairment complicates police encounters and limits an individual's ability to make safe decisions. This is the reaction of netisonens to this situation. That situation just kept getting worse the longer people stayed. Officers gave him a lot of chances to calm down and wait for his ride. Alcohol and crowds never mix well at night. 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 stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Zone for more content. They have like no clothes, no diapers. Everything's right. There's like poop everywhere around the house. They went in today for more lead poisoning checks and they still have it. She had her legs cut open and her little brother had his face. >> She's getting really close to losing her kids. >> On October 12th, 2023, police responded to a welfare check after reports that three young children were living in hazardous conditions under their mother's care. This is the >> guy that was here. She found out there's a he's not supposed to be around no kids. So, she made the cops get make him get his stuff and leave. Ever since then, he got put on a GPS. He's not allowed here. He's not around her or the kids. She walked down the street maybe an hour ago, met him, and she's all the way at his house now. The kids are here. If you guys walk in the house, >> boom. Boom. >> Uh their mom. Her name is Britney Weaver. I mean, you guys, if you guys look at the house inside, like it's there's nats, the dishes, like it's there's no food. You There's nothing to cook with. They have like no clothes, no diapers. Everything's there's like poop everywhere around the house. There's like you can't even take a bath because there's no water. >> See if you've been here. >> Yeah, but they said that there's no reason for them to be here. >> You mean there's no reason for >> Witnesses report ongoing concerns including poor sanitation, lack of food and clothing, and unresolved environmental health issues previously identified by authorities. >> Officer said CPS said that they have no reason to be here because they don't see nothing wrong with the kids. BSV has no reason to. >> They said that they didn't even know why they got involved cuz they they all have lead poisoning. Their lead poisoning is like really bad and they were at the hospital. >> You know they have lead poisoning. >> They all three kids got blood work done and it she got a thing in the mail that she had to call the health department. They went in today for more lead poisoning checks and they still have it. >> Do you live here? >> Um I am but I actually am going through a rehab right now to get my son back and so I leave Sunday. So I and that's why I I can't I can't keep my mouth shut anymore. I honestly can't like this is sad. And the 5-year-old just told me that because the youngest boy on here and then her, I walked into the living room, she had her legs spread open and her little brother had his face in her. I said, "Where did you learn that from?" She said, "Gosh." She said, "Daddy Tim, that's my mom." Those two cops were the ones that were here when she called the cops last night. And now she's back at their house. You guys can feel free to go inside. >> Where are the babies? >> You live here? >> I was. officers make contact with the children and begin documenting the interior conditions of the residents. >> Told them I'm I'm going to a sobriety house on Monday. That's why I I can't keep my mouth shut anymore about this. I really can't. These kids don't deserve this. I've been here for 4 months. I've been living with her. She's at that guy's house that you guys were here for that one day. >> Okay. Where are her children? >> This is one of them. And the other two are in there. And the oldest girl just told me that Tim, she said, word for word, he rubbed my while I was laying in bed with them. >> How old is she? >> She's five. Like then this is not the thing. Like nobody knows like Britney is not all there in the head. >> You want to sit down? >> She's still dating him and she's dating. >> Well, she's getting really close to losing her kids. >> I know. And that's what we keep telling them and they don't listen. You guys can go to the house. >> Hi, Kitty. Let's go back inside. Multiple adults on scene confirm CPS has visited the home before and issued warnings about cleanliness and child safety. >> The kitchen the second you walk in there like thousands of mats just >> say there's no running water. >> There is, but beside the toilet where he's standing, you have to turn it on. But the water does not drain. It's been like that for 4 days. >> No handle to turn on? >> Nope. You have to turn it on behind inside the wall. >> Puppies. These are bedrooms. This one has two puppies. >> Those puppies. Yeah. your gift. >> The room that that boy's in, he's just staying the night helping us watch the kids. That the room he's in is the little boy's room and then the room with the puppies are the two girls's room. >> Definitely seen worse. I've been to his house many, many times. Really wanted. >> Yeah, that's the thing. I've seen them much worse. >> She said they go to the garbage bag and look down. I don't really want to grab the garbage bag. >> What you said? Look at the garbage bag and look down. >> I don't see anything moving. >> See like broken up ramen. >> Yeah, that's what I saw on the stairs, too. >> Yeah. Ground into the garbage. >> No. >> I know. I know. And CPS came the other day and last week I was told that she was talking to this guy from the next street over came over with her. She's been selling her food stamps to get hurt since she's been sorting them and she refused to do a test to CPS and then she re she cleaned her body. She detoxed and then took a test. That's why I had the girl that's sitting right there. Her older sister's mom is the one that called. So I had her call that way. It wasn't to my phone. She didn't she didn't know. Yesterday she was sitting in this chair right here. He was on FaceTime. He was in the shower and you could see everything. I was sitting there and I could see it. All three kids were sitting there. Every time he showed her something or did anything last, she's like, "Do it again." >> They were videoing basically. >> Oh, not today. >> Hold your cat. Sorry. >> No, you're okay. She gets out all the time. She's just hard to chase. That's cool. I can't let these kids sit in this stress. It's >> Yeah, I don't blame you. >> I'm like terrified to leave Monday because I'm the one if it's not for me. They don't get bathed. They don't get changed. They don't eat. >> My partner been to this house a few times. So, we are aware. I was saying she's going to look stupid because you guys were the ones that were here when she closed the house on him and now she's with him. >> Yes. >> That is she's choosing with her kids. She just got off a notice few days ago about her house being dirty from the city and still she crumpled it up and threw it. She does not hear. >> Yeah, I know. >> How many kids are in this house total? >> So, it's just me the one night I Kaden and then Britain them two are just here helping me watch the kids overnight. That's all. >> This mom, what is her name? >> Britney Weaver. But she's actually calling me right now. >> Are you going to answer it? >> Should I just I'm just going to be like, "Somebody called the cops to here for a well check. Can I just say that?" >> That's up to you. I'm not going to tell you what to say. >> I'm just going to tell her that. >> A supervisor is requested due to the severity of conditions and prior history with child services. >> My phone's online and the cops are all here doing a little check on your kids, just so you're aware. Don't ask me, but I'm just letting you know. Me, Kaden, Britain, and the three kids. Not here. Grandma's. Well, they're all talking at the car right now, so I don't know. No, I'm wait. I'm sitting here waiting, but my phone's on one. I need to save my batteries, so if something happens, I can call you back. All right, let's go. She's like, I'm going to get your tag. I guess she's having my mom come down here. >> Okay. All right, real quick. Start with the oldest. Give me the names of these kids. How's it going? >> Oh, I guess could be better, I guess. >> Yeah, >> I drove by and seen you guys seen here, so I figured I'd stop by and see what's going on. >> Yeah. So, we're here for a welfare check. Third party person called because of basically the living conditions that the kids are have been dealing with. >> So, I haven't met you before. I'm Andrew. >> I'm her ex. I've pretty much raised the kids. I'm here and not here. So, >> I'll say all the times that we've been here, I've never seen them. >> Yeah. I I haven't really tried to be here. I I usually just stop and see the kids here and there. >> Are you any of the children's biological? >> Not biological. No, but I've been there since the oldest was 2 months old. >> Gotcha. >> If I need to, her parents are right up the street. >> Well, we have a supervisor coming, so we can't just relinquish. Right. We can't take the kids out of here and give them the parents. We're gonna have to go through the whole process. >> If that's even the route we're taking. >> Yes. Okay. >> I'm gonna tell you the way that the house looks, I can't get >> the last I heard CPS has been involved and CPS has already told from what I've heard, CPS has told her they cleaned up and they was nothing. But she told me what she needs to do. >> Officers determine the home is not safe for continued placement of the children and begin coordinating with children's services. And the children's services make contact, not us. >> All right. >> Okay. So, did you give anybody your information at all? >> You're welcome to stay in when they show up. >> Yeah. Stay till they come. Okay. I would prefer them to be with me. Not in their lives. >> Um, he is dead or not. I think he's still in jail. >> Or is he out? I have no idea. Kylo Ky. I'm just show the end of last month or the beginning of this month. >> Her dad. Yeah. >> Well, they wouldn't give them to him anyways. >> The only one that would probably have any kind of was that. But he already >> How old are the kids? Five. >> She's one, Kyle's three. Mia's five. >> I promise, baby. It'll be all right. >> My son's coming now. >> Your son's coming? >> Yeah. >> I'm taking him with me. >> Who? >> My son. He was staying here. >> Okay. So then So >> maybe he don't live here. >> All right. That's fine. The the kids are being we're taking pictures. >> I know that I heard. >> Yes. Your mommy's coming, baby. >> But right now, we'll deal with it. Okay. >> Hi, Mommy. I kept telling you, Mom, this was going to happen. Well, I need you to stay with them for a second while I tell Blake something. >> I'm going to try and get them to come with me. The officers came about that guy that she was seeing. I was here when that was going on and I gave them my information so they if they needed anything to call me. But I live in Utah and I work all the time but obviously I can make >> my schedule around kids. >> What exactly did she tell you about? Um, so because when I walked down, I saw Kylo's face in and I pulled her outside. I said, "You won." I talked to her and I said, "You guys cannot do that. It's inappropriate. It's for warnings." I pulled her outside. >> Police formally placed the mother under arrest as child services prepare emergency placement for the children. live the living conditions of >> I already touched this me. They told me I had this week to clean it up. >> I love you. >> Just wait right here. >> Do you have anything on you that I need to know before I begin? >> I'm also on my period just to let you know. as many of my family taking my kids. When you shake your kids, then it's their decision from there. >> Are you staying to talk to them? >> Yeah. I'd like to talk to you kids tonight. >> I didn't My kids, bro. Bro, my kids, bro. Angel. Bro, there's nothing over. >> The children are removed from the residence pending further investigation and the scene is turned over to CPS for followup. >> They don't have a search warrant. They're getting I'm suing them, bro. Big bet. They're getting sued. >> You doing okay? >> Yeah. Is there any way I can talk to my dad, please? >> All right. I will check. >> And is there any way I can get my phone numbers out of my phone so that way I have them when I get there so I can call my family? >> Uh, I will check. and we'll come back and talk to you in just a minute. Okay. >> All right. God, bro, I'm gettinging irritated, bro. >> You still doing okay? >> Yeah. Can I talk to my sister or somebody? >> Not right now. >> Oh my god. Freaking getting irritated. >> Britney, can your dad have your stuff purse? >> Yep. My purse and my phone. >> Okay. >> Can you tell me who called? >> I don't know. It came in as anonymous. >> Probably their dad. Honestly, dear, it doesn't really matter with the way that house looks. >> I know. I already had talked to CSB and they me and CSB already talked and she said she was coming back out sometime this week and I was trying to wash clothes and their blankets and stuff. That's why I wasn't home tonight because they needed blankets and clothes and stuff like that and that's what I went to do. And then all of a sudden all this started. So, the copious amounts of trash and the amounts of not just animal, the human that's all over the house. >> There's not human all over the house. >> So, I don't have vision and I didn't see all the poop all over coming out of diapers that are just thrown in the corner of the house. >> No, >> Britney, I walked it. I mean, you don't have to talk to me. That's fine. But, >> no, I am talking to you guys. I I don't understand. Like, >> I don't understand what you don't understand. >> There's not diapers everywhere. Britney, I walked through the house. I saw it all with my own two eyes. So, are you calling me a liar? >> Do you guys have a search warrant to be in my house? >> Uh, the girl that lives here with you. >> Who? Kylie. Yep. >> She's the one that called. >> No, she let us in the house. >> Okay. Well, you guys don't have a search warrant. >> I don't need a search. The one that lets us in the house lives here. >> Not in charge of my house. >> Doesn't matter. She lives here. She can let us in. >> She doesn't live here. >> Okay. Well, >> but she'll be getting out of my house, too. >> Okay. Well, that's fine. >> Can I talk to Kylie, please? >> Nope. Oh, you know it's real. Oh, >> the mother, Britney Weaver, was arrested and charged with six counts of child endangerment related to unsafe living conditions and lack of proper care. The children were removed from the residence and placed under the authority of children's services, which will determine temporary custody and required corrective actions. Remember, child endangerment cases are based on overall living conditions and repeated warnings, not just one incident. Prior CPS involvement significantly influences how quickly authorities must act to protect children. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. Those conditions alone explain why police had no choice. This is heartbreaking, but the kid's safety has to come first. It's frustrating to see repeated chances ignored until it reaches this point. 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.