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That little boy came to my house and put his fist up to me. He went like this. And I'm not going to let no little boy disrespect me. Just cuz he's a little boy. I'm going to let him hit me or threaten me. >> No, you're not going to be me. You're not going to touch me. You don't touch me. You tell me why I'm being detained first. >> No. Tell me why I'm being put. >> No. All right. >> A quiet apartment complex erupted into a chaotic and alcoholfueled showdown. Officers were responding to reports of a woman attacking a child, but they found a suspect in a state of pure rage. Instead of cooperating, she launched a vicious physical attack on law enforcement, thrashing and slapping an officer until a taser was finally deployed. >> How you doing? Did you call us? >> Yeah. Did >> your mom call us? >> Yeah. your mom. >> Yeah. Put your ass in, man. >> You good job. >> How you doing, sir? >> Yeah. His mom already had left though. She was waiting over him. It was about an incident that happened. The lady grabbed him and scratched him in his face. She said somebody was down in her car, but he had just walked out the door. >> Yeah. >> And um him her and the lady, I guess they were arguing and saying words back and forth all day, you know. >> Well, him and the lady or the the two ladies down there. >> Yeah. >> So when he was walking down there, she came from like that and then like grabbed him and stuff while he was walking that way towards the little basketball go >> just like randomly or >> Yeah. Just grabbed him and and scratched him in the face. But you look at his face now that little we gone. >> Yeah. My thing is, man, I told her people them already, man. Just tell her, "Bro, man, she left her cuz I supposed to have knocked the [ __ ] out of there." >> I don't blame you. Is it the one on the second floor that's on that? >> Yeah, on this this next one on the second floor >> on the far side. >> Yeah, the far side apartment like >> upstairs. But on his mom, she left. She was the one who going to call and press charge cuz I wasn't going to press charge. I just used it as a learning experience for him. >> Yeah, >> that's what I used it for. just let them know when you see people arguing, you don't ever walk towards them or walk toward their house. Just let them, you know. So I'm that what I was chalking it up to. But his mom gone. So I don't know. He she told the lady what P the M cuz she rolled back by. She rolled by >> cursing and shooting birds and you know that was just ridiculous. You know, she was egging on. >> Yeah. But I'm glad mom gone cuz she she is a fighter. >> Yeah. >> You know >> she got issues with that lady or no? >> No. She don't got issues except her scratching her something, >> right? I mean like before this she don't >> No. No. Don't even know her. >> We know her because she live right there. We done, you know, deal with a couple time. But it was nothing like that. I just, you know, maybe she just had a bad day or something. But >> I don't know, bro. >> Don't say any reason that you'd be pushing a kid around for no reason. And that's what I don't understand. >> But she she she took off >> the lady. >> Yeah. She took off in her little black car. But that lady down there, >> she the one she the one said she was going to call the police and stuff. But I But when his mom called, she called, the mom came by, she called. I don't know if that lady down there had not left her down there trying to talk. You didn't go down there and threaten her or none of that. She's just drunk and probably >> Well, you want to You guys are willing to press her. >> No. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. >> Get your ass. If mom if mom said she wanted to press charges because she was disrespectful after after the fact. If she just apologized, went on the way, >> it wouldn't have been nothing. But she won't she won't talk and all that. I could have just let him just wait to ass, you know, but that ain't going to do that ain't going that ain't going to solve nothing. >> Yeah. I mean, pressing charges on y'all's behalf is as easy as taking a statement from your son, getting a picture of his face, and then uh that'd be the end of it. >> At least as far as y'all's involvement. And I mean the way I see it too, like you said, if it's completely unprovoked, there's no like if it was your wife and like she walked by and the lady had an issue with your wife and then she put her hands on your wife, that's one thing cuz it's an adult to an adult. There's no reason that like why put your hands on a kid. That's what I'm understand. >> I was in here. I ain't see it. >> Yeah. >> But the the one lady that's stay in the apartment building over. >> Yeah. >> Upstairs to the right. Not this one. The one over. She the one who was coming with my son and and said what had happened cuz she witnessed it on her son. Her son I think the son grabbed the lady. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Cuz she had going to grab my son up around the neck, >> right? >> Yeah. And scratched him. >> All right. Well, we'll do that then. >> That's That's her down there. Not talking [ __ ] just now. >> Okay. Well, for me to affect the rest, I just need to know that you guys are on board with pressing charges. Because the way I see it, if she's putting her hands on a kid, neighborhood kid for no reason, she should probably spend a night in jail at the very least. And if you guys are willing to press charges, I can go down there, make contact with her, and talk to her and see what's going on. But I just need that definitive yes or no from you. >> My thing is, man, I just know some people have terrible days, but his mom wanted to put charges >> cuz my thing is too, I don't want this to go >> escalate. >> Yeah. between I mean if you or your wife like if she starts saying some >> well man B >> temple yeah but I mean if if you're over here if your wife's over here and this this happens again or she starts mouthing off to one of y'all I mean by all means I mean human responsibility if someone happens to get smacked over something like that it's reasonable but then we have to come out and take that other report and I just want to avoid all that if we can nip this in the butt tonight and be done with it that's what I would say to do you know what I instead of >> call your mom on the phone. >> I talk to her. >> Where she's at? >> She wanted to get arrested. >> That's fine. Cuz your mom didn't witness it, right? >> No, the mom didn't. >> So, I wouldn't need anything from her. I would just I would talk to you, boss man, and that that'd be about it. Do you know what she was wearing? Is she wearing the same thing? >> Yeah. >> The lady that's up there on the second floor. >> Yep. >> That's yelling. >> What's she wearing? >> She I think she was wearing the same color when she got here, but I think it's like white or something. >> A white shirt? >> I don't know. She had on some color. I know. I spoke to her and I told her I said, "Lady, God bless you cuz I supposed to knock your ass down, >> man. I was mad. I can't lie." I think it was like a a light color shirt. I don't know if it was white, but I know it was a light color shirt. >> She white, black, Hispanic. >> She um Hispanic. >> Hispanic. >> Yeah. >> All right. All right. Give me a second. I'll go uh talk to her real quick if she's over there. >> Yeah. >> She might get arrested tonight. Um and then like I said, boss man, just so you're aware, I'm going to take a statement from you. Okay. I'm going to get a picture too. As of right now, I know you don't you said that the mark went away. >> It's on the right on his fade right. >> Okay. >> But it ain't It was like a It was like more of a whip >> like up here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. There's a little something there. All right. Give me a second. I'm going to go talk to her. I'll be right back with you. >> What can I do for you? >> I got a few questions. Are you involved in this uh incident that happened earlier with the kid or whatever getting pushed around? No, >> that kid came to our property knocking on my mother's door. >> So, it was your mom who was involved in it. >> Um, yeah, but >> where's your mom at? We'll talk to her. >> She's actually not here. >> So, that lady yelling right there, is that? >> So, your mom is here? >> Yeah, she's here. >> So, you're lying to me, right? >> I'm not lying. >> She wasn't lying. I just got here. >> Okay. So, what's going on between you and >> I was here and that little boy came in my house and put his fist up to me. He went like this. Okay. And I'm not going to let no little boy disrespect me. I don't care how old they are. He came knocking on my door >> for who? >> Right. For no reason. >> Knocking on my door, babe. >> Knocking on my door. Look, they vandalized my car. First they scratched my car. First they scratched my car. Now they took a piece off of it. >> I'm putting up enough. >> Okay. >> And then he comes to her door. >> And then he comes to my door. And he think I'm not going to just cuz he's a little boy. way I'm going to let him hit me or threaten me. >> So, you're saying that he walked up these stairs? >> Yeah, he walked up these stairs. He knocked on my door. >> He told you actually? >> Yes, of course. >> He told me why is he knocking on your door? >> Who knows? >> He knows. Cuz you think he's bad or cuz he's I don't know. >> He knocked on my door. He came. >> He told me that, too. >> He came up my house. >> Yeah. >> Put your hands on a kid out here, >> huh? >> You putting your hands on a kid out here? >> No, I didn't put my hands on a kid. He came in my house. Inside my house. >> He came inside? Yes. >> Cuz at first you said he was outside the house. >> No, he came outside the house, knocked on my door, and he came in my house and started threatening me and talking [ __ ] to me. And he's only 14 years old. >> He went inside the house. >> Yeah, he's he usually comes in my house. He's usually a friendly person. My man knows him. My old man knows him. My daughter knows him, you know. But I don't know what's going on, but someone vandalized my car. You want to see where they vandalized my car? >> You can see the piece. promise. They took my piece off of my damn car. They scratched my car and I'm supposed to live with it. Okay. Like nothing ever happened. Okay. Anything. That little boy came in my house and he's fine. He told me that. >> You're going to be detained right now for >> Oh my god. >> No, you're not going to be detained me. You're not going to touch me. You don't touch me. You tell me why I'm being detained first. B. Tell me why I'm being detained. >> Put your hands behind your backyard. No. Tell me why I'm being put behind your back. that you tell me why I'm being detained. Call the lawyers. Call a lawyer. >> Put your hands behind your back now. Pending further investigation. >> As of right now, you need to do what I'm telling you to do or you're going to get >> I'm not doing do what you want to do. Hit me. Turn around. Tell me why I'm being detained. THAT KID CAME TO MY HOUSE. PUT YOUR HANDS CAME to my house. Put your hands behind your back with you. Why you detained? Put your hands behind your turn. But on the ground because she was being quiet cuz I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Okay. >> Bath me. No. >> All right. >> Okay. I'm recording your music. >> Back up. Oh my god. >> MOMMY. MOMMY. MOMMY. >> Back up. >> I'm not doing anything. I'm not doing anything. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. >> CALLING THE COPS ON YOU. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your back now. >> Put your hands behind your back now. Put your hands behind your back now or you're going to get tased again. Put your hands behind your back now. You're going to get tased again. >> I'm going to tell you one more time. >> Behind my back. >> Both of them. On your stomach now. >> On your stomach. Behind your back. >> On your stomach. Behind your back. >> You got it. >> You Paulina, you and your [ __ ] friend talking. What you Why you had to do that? >> I don't care. It didn't even hurt. video. Video she was talking to the officer and then he decided >> I'm going to call the lawyer on that's perfectly fine. What's your name? >> What's your name? >> As of right now, you're being the place that you're resisting. >> I want your name. >> You'll get it all in a minute. >> Stand up all the way up. >> Don't [ __ ] grab me. Do not [ __ ] grab me. Do you understand that? >> It's going to end real bad for you. Can I just say >> No, you're not going to get anything. Don't [ __ ] grab me. >> What's the matter with you? >> Cuz I'm shaking. My legs are shaking. >> That has nothing to do with grabbing me in my crotch. Don't grab me in the crotch. >> My stomach hurts. >> I don't care. You don't grab me like that. >> Me in my chest. >> You could have asked me to move. >> I told you multiple times to back up. It's all on body cam. Walk. >> You had told me to record that. >> Walk. No. >> Yeah. >> You're an [ __ ] >> Okay. You did not take your son at all. >> And you are done. You're done. >> I did not hit your son. Your son came to my house. >> Stop talking to him. >> He came to my house. >> I don't care. >> You got anything on you that's going to stick, poke me, or hurt me? >> I don't. >> Oh, I tried to. You didn't listen. >> No, but I didn't do anything wrong. They came to my house. >> Yeah. Well, now you're under arrest for resisting. >> That's all right. >> Yeah. Okay. Let's go. Stand up. >> Let's go. She was >> back up. >> She was talking to you >> on the other side. You're going to go for her obstruction, too. >> I am. >> Back up, please. >> Back up. >> Back up, please. >> Back up, please. Perfect. Thank you, >> buddy. He didn't hurt me. That didn't do nothing to me. >> That taser didn't do >> decided to do whatever you wanted. >> That taser didn't do >> Stop yelling at your daughter. >> I know, but I'm stronger than that. >> That's fine to you. >> That's all right. >> And you decided to tase her. You took out your taser like a weapon, but she doesn't even have a weapon. >> That's okay, B. I go to jail. I don't give a >> But I ain't never going to let you [ __ ] with me. >> Stop saying that word. >> No, I'm done. >> I don't want no Stephanie and her black baby either. >> You decided to do whatever you wanted. >> Yeah, you're apologetic. You're going to jail for resisting now. >> I want to know. >> Do not move from the front of the car. Back away from my patrol car. I'm not going to give you one more warning or you're gonna go under you're gonna get under arrest, too. >> Paulina, please be slow. I don't want you to go to jail. >> I don't want you to go to jail because of these people. >> But I was I want to know why he decided to take you in when you were talking to him. >> I don't know. >> He didn't give you a reason to turn your back for no reason. He did it. >> It's okay. Just let me go. Let me go to jail. I don't like me to move up. >> Daddy said you really knocked my ass out. You know >> that's the point of it. >> I know it did. It hurt my tummy. >> Well, >> wouldn't it have went that way if you would have tried to buck up on me. >> No, but I didn't do anything wrong. Those kids came to my house. How could someone >> Well, you could have been cooperative and we could have figured that out without police. >> I told you he came to my house. >> Sit down for now. We're going to figure it out. >> Cooperated. I told you he came to my house. >> Back up. Sit down. Watch your shoes. Can you fix my hair a little bit? >> Not right now. We will in a minute. Do you have any injuries that require emergency medical services? EMS? >> My stomach hurts really bad. I didn't really do anything bad. I'm sorry. >> What sense? Like upset or like >> No, it hurts. Like it hurts real bad. >> There. >> I'm shaking inside. How old are you? >> Can you help me? >> How old are you? >> I'm I'm 54 years old. I didn't do anything wrong. >> 33. >> I didn't do anything wrong. He came to my house. I swear my mother's life and throwa in my house. My grandson said, "Grandma, everybody hates you. I don't know why. I'm a good person." You know, I didn't look for this. You understand that? >> Mhm. >> I really didn't. >> But I wasn't going to let you tell me that I did anything wrong. phone number. What's your phone number? >> I'm not going to tell you my phone number. >> This is for the recording. This is for the reporting process. >> Oh, well, I don't want you to have my number. >> Okay. All right. >> Okay. >> So, that being said, let me read your Miranda rights. You got three questions that follow right. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have them here with you during questioning. >> Yeah. My father's a crackhead. >> If you cannot on drugs, kids on drugs and I'm going to let the court know. Are you done? >> Yes, I will let them know. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you before any questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer questions without a lawyer present, you will still have the right to stop answering at any time. You also have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to a lawyer. >> Did you search that kid's house? >> Do you understand each of these routs as I've explained them to you? >> Yes, I sir. >> Have you previously requested any law enforcement officer to allow you to speak to an attorney? >> Yes, I asked for speak for attorney. >> So, you're you're telling me right now that you don't want to be questioned. You want to talk to >> I want to talk to attorney. No more right. Time is currently 10:01 p.m. This concludes the incident. >> So, as of right now, you're being placed under arrest for resistance. >> That being said, we're going to conduct our interview over here. You might be going >> and you better make sure that they make sure that father does a drug test cuz he's a crack. >> All right. >> Her aggression reportedly continued even after she was handcuffed and placed in the back of the patrol unit. She was eventually transported to a local hospital for medical clearance before being booked into the county jail. What started as a standard neighborhood disturbance has now resulted in serious legal consequences. She was charged with resisting an officer with violence, which was a thirdderee felony, and battery.
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