This police body cam footage captures the dramatic arrest of a former military police officer during a volatile child custody intervention in Sawyer County, Wisconsin. Deputies were dispatched to Lake Chiak after receiving reports from the woman's boyfriend and the fathers of her children. They claimed she had become violent, issued threats to harm others, and needed to be separated from the children for their safety. Let's take a closer look at what happened. >> You don't even know the name of their dad. Listen, sit down and talk. Okay. I'm telling you to sit down and talk right now. >> Dude, you're Yeah. And you're telling me you're taking the my kids, but you don't even know their dad's name. >> Maybe I just spoke on the father's name of the caller. We're both fathers. I spoke both of them. >> Why would you call the dads of my children? >> They called us. That's why we're here. >> They called us. >> I have Yeah. And my lawyer said that I get them until the date that is on my phone. My lawyer said I get them until the date that's on my phone. >> Okay. What's the date on your phone? That doesn't matter. The fathers want the children. >> They can't just come and get them. I need my >> That's like Isn't that like a civil matter? I have >> That's between you and the courts. >> I have kids. I >> Stop yelling. Stop yelling right now. >> Come. You don't even know the name of the >> Stop yelling right now. Sit down. Sit down and talk. >> You're scaring the children. >> You're scaring my children. You're scaring me coming here telling me you're going to take my kids and you don't even know the name of the dad. >> Go over Ted. >> Do you know why we're here? You can speak up too, sir. Cuz I'm pretty sure you know why we're here. >> Yes. >> Yeah. You don't even know the name of it. I my kid's dad >> 312 Sawyer. What are the names of the kids' fathers and the cats, please? >> They are. Okay. >> I I'm calling my lawyer right now. >> You can call your lawyer. >> Okay. I understand. >> It's Greg and Michael. Okay. I misspoke when I said Charles. >> I'm calling my lawyer. >> That's fine. I'm in the middle of a lake right now and they show up on a boat telling me they're taking the kids and at first they didn't even know the name of your dad. >> Well, they're going to come with us now and then you >> they're not going with you now. >> Alisia, if you obstruct and resist us, we're going to place you in handcuffs in front of your children. You don't want them. Okay. Bigger than it has to be. So, you kids come across, please. >> Alicia, I'm telling you, >> I'm just talking to the dad with my children. Okay, let them in this boat and then you can talk to the fathers and then if they agree, we'll meet you back on the land. >> Who agrees? >> The fathers. That's who you're calling. I've spoken with both of them. Okay. >> So, Michael's here, too. Both dads are here. >> No, Greg's coming. He's taking all three of the kids. >> Come on, honey. >> I don't agree with that. I don't agree with him to take Dominic. >> Well, the father did. Michael did. >> I don't care. I'm >> okay. Come on, boys. >> You're not going to call you again. >> Alicia, you're going to go in handcuffs. >> No, mommy. I don't want to talk. Mommy, >> it's okay. You guys can come across. Dominic, come on, guys. We're walking through here. Hang on one second. >> You got shoes and stuff, bud. >> Go ahead and step right here. Hold your hand here. Step right down towards me. There you go. Can you grab that blue jacket? >> Maybe you should know what the [ __ ] you're going to say before the [ __ ] you come here. come in here saying the wrong name of the [ __ ] dad. You piece of [ __ ] cop. >> Sorry, I misspoke. Alisia on and I'll help the other one. Put that orange one on here. >> Okay. >> You need anything else or you got it? Okay. >> I'm going back to the house. >> The house where you guys are staying to get the belongings. >> Okay. Okay. This is all stuff to take to them. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Are they not coming up here? I don't get to see them again. >> They're not here right now, though. >> So, you guys wait. No, you guys were just coming to get their stuff. Like, >> I thought Greg was coming up here and I would get to say goodbye to my kids. >> Here's the deal, ma'am. If you wouldn't have acted the way you did on the boat, we would have have a lot of respect for you because of that position. Not >> if you're not letting go, >> man. If you wouldn't have acted that way on the boat, we would have let you We would have brought him here. We would have done whatever we needed to. >> Yeah, that's satisfying. Why >> don't you come down here and just me for a minute? >> What's that? >> I already stopped her from coming on today. >> You got to get out of here, man. >> Yeah, she's got to go. >> Destroying my house. I'm down two TVs and a bunch of [ __ ] >> She's destroying your house. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I mean, there's broken glass in the bedroom where she got shoes on. >> Has she hit you? >> Yeah. >> When When did she hit you? >> Uh yesterday morning. Rocks in the driveway. >> She was throwing rocks there. Uh, no. She was using them as rest. >> Okay. >> Oh, she's Yeah, you've been there. >> I'd rather not get involved in it this time, man. So, be ready for us. She's got to go. >> Come on. We're not trying to take her anywhere. We just >> But if there's a problem here, we can't leave you with that either. >> I can't. >> Does she got somewhere she can go? One of these vehicles hers. >> Yes. But she won't leave. >> She So, you want her out? >> Yes. >> We can get her out here for you >> if if that's what you want. We can have her removed, >> but then she's going to come back and she's threatening to kill all my family at least a dozen times. >> Sounds like you need a restraining order to start with. >> Yeah, I know. No [ __ ] >> But see, I'm trying to get out of here without a domestic and everybody I talk to says, you call in a domestic and it doesn't matter. You're going to get slapped for three years. No harm, nothing. >> You get arrested, but that's why I'm sitting on this. Well, but if she's the one hitting you, you're not the one in trouble. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. I'm still the dude, though. I'm not supposed to >> That's not how it goes anymore, man. That might have been 20 years ago, but that's not how we do it anymore. >> If if you're the victim, then that's what it is. >> It is. And she's >> Whose house is this? >> Mine. >> It's yours. Resorts. I own the resorts. The resort's house. >> Well, if you want to change your address to this, so this is our residence right now. >> It is. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, the problem with that is if this is her listed address, you're going to need to get an eviction. >> Mhm. >> 350. >> I know where >> I just >> or 10 too. It's going to be a few minutes yet. >> Okay. >> She used that today. You have the kids taken away from you and the only thing that she could do is get them into Mike and Greg's hands. >> Your mom >> What are you guys doing here? >> We were just here to get some of the >> Dan right now. Ted is probably trying to tell me I'm not stable in the house and there's two cops at the door. So, they're probably getting ready to take me. >> That is not what's going on. >> Then I need you guys to go. >> That's That's not how this is going to go. >> And walk away. Grab your stuff. Just go home. >> Like your dad said, "I got a problem, guys. Locked in the house. >> Guys, want to go around to the side door?" >> The problem is we can't force our way into this house. >> I'm allowing you entry. >> I know, but we can't force her out either. >> Please don't. You need to go. >> Go where? >> To be here. Like your parents said. >> No. >> Yes. >> You have to come home. >> No. >> Don't kick my dog. >> Dad, I'm here. >> Do not >> I am talking to my dad for a second. >> Then talk. I'm going to stand right here while you do it, >> Dad. Please let me talk to the officer. >> He can hear you. >> I can hear you, sir. >> Dad, they almost broke my wrist the other day. The cops almost broke my wrist. There was four of them on me and I weigh 100 lb. >> Well, you got to calm down. You're You're just going to get in deeper trouble. Understand what you're saying. >> I have paper. right now. You have to calm down and please cooperate with these people. We're willing to help you. So, you got to go. >> I want I want to talk to Ted privately. >> No, you're done there, please. >> Mom. Dad, stop. >> I had to deal with Julie. She's >> I don't care, Dad. I'm not I'm I'm saying something. I want to talk to Ted privately. is I'm going to help. >> Dad, I'm not talking to you. I'm talking to the officer. >> That's not going to happen. >> Why? >> Because if you >> Because of what you just did, that's not going to happen. >> Because I because I scured away and got back from him. >> You were kicking. >> The dog was in my face. >> Okay. You're not talking to him privately right now. >> That's not how it's going to go. later in the corner. Just cooperate with me. >> I need you guys to come up here, Dad, and help me. I have a lot of stuff. >> There's no way we can move on. I get your personal items and airports loaded up in your vehicle. >> Why don't you help me, Dad? You have never come to help me when I needed you. Come [ __ ] help me get myself with your truck. waste. >> It is not that simple. >> Of course, it's not that simple for you. I always got to do it by myself. >> Please, I'm trying to work here. >> No, you're not. You just told me the other day you wanted nothing to do with it. >> No, that's not true. >> I heard it from your mouth. >> We got to come up with a solution for what's going on right now. >> Yeah. >> Well, right now I'm talking to my dad. >> Okay. But we can't stand here all night. So, we got to come up with a solution now. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, you guys are going to stand here while I grab everything that's mine. >> Well, I'm going to give you a couple options. Okay. I'm sure Ted is nice enough to make arrangements so you can get the rest of your stuff and get what you need for tonight and you go >> or you're going to have to go with us cuz you can't stay here. >> What were my options? I said, "You can gather up the stuff you need for tonight and you can go and Ted will make arrangements to get the rest of your stuff." >> Why can't Ted and I go through everything together and you guys just [ __ ] stand there? >> Because we don't have all night to do that. You're going to have to make other arrangements if you have that much stuff. So, your options are you get what you need and go or we're going to take you. >> And I don't want to take you. >> Okay. I would rather just do this peacefully. >> Just do what they want. Get your head this way. >> I need some medicine and I need to shut the [ __ ] up. >> It's right there. >> Yeah, I know where my [ __ ] medicine. >> He was in your way. He was in your way. was just trying to He didn't. >> Am I allowed to take any of the weed or no? >> There is none. >> Well, you're not allowed to possess it. So, no. >> Well, here. Come on. I'll show you. >> I'm not worried about it. Get your stuff. >> No, I'm getting half my lead. >> You're not taking it with you. >> Well, it's actually technically it's not mine, though. So, it >> it doesn't matter whose it is. You can't legally possess it. Wherever you need to go. >> Okay. We're not concerned about the weed. You need to get your stuff so you can go. >> Oh, so you're not worried about the [ __ ] he has that's illegal. >> I'm worried about getting you out of here without getting in trouble. That's what I'm worried about right now. >> I'm just making sure I'm getting my kid [ __ ] too. These we're not supposed to be in my room. >> I will get you everything, Alisia. >> [ __ ] everything. >> What about my [ __ ] couch? I want I want my >> We're not worried about that today. You need the >> I have >> Ma'am, I just gave you your options. You get your necessities and leave on your own. >> I'm trying to find my I lived here for over a year. I'm looking for my stuff. >> None of your necessities are down here. It's under construction. >> Okay. >> I threw in extra I threw in an extra like 250 bucks. >> There was like $500 in that [ __ ] one down in the resort. Do you want to go get it or not? >> 500. Fine. What do you need? >> That's how much you're giving me total. >> That's what you just asked for. >> No, but that other money is mine, too, because I'm no longer doing these t-shirts. So, that other money right there is mine, too. >> Have it all. See if I can [ __ ] >> because I made those t-shirts and then I bought dishes that you guys are going to reuse. So, >> do you think you could bring me some tubs? So I could put my [ __ ] in. >> I don't think you need that much, do you? >> You're just supposed to be going. >> I'm still taking my [ __ ] necessity clothes with me and all my military equipment, all my military files. I'm going to need more than this. >> I'm going. I'm going. I'm going. >> Jesus [ __ ] Christ. Tubs, Ted, we bought tubs. Like, what the [ __ ] you lit on? >> You need to stop yelling. >> Is he [ __ ] or he doesn't understand? We bought tubs. We bought tubs. >> This is your last chance. If you continue to yell and swear, you are going to go into custody. I've had enough. >> Swearing? >> Yes. I've had enough. Get your stuff and let's go. >> I'm getting my [ __ ] stuff. I'm allowed to swear. It's afraid of a [ __ ] speech. >> This close. >> Yeah. >> Get your stuff. I I got in trouble doing the same [ __ ] you do. I mean, I got hurt doing the same [ __ ] you do. >> Get your stuff and let's >> my stuff. Quit telling me to do it. >> Yeah. Rock tubs. >> Oh, now you want to bring [ __ ] tubs. >> I'll be back tomorrow. >> C250, if you can come up here, please. >> Did you hear me say I'll be back tomorrow and grab more stuff? >> No. >> Yes, I will. >> I Why can't I come back tomorrow with my truck or my dad's truck and grab more? >> It'll be the original address further down. It's my [ __ ] stuff. >> I will get you all of your stuff >> when >> I will put it in boxes starting tonight and I will ship it to your parents. >> Sawyer, can you give C250 the address we're at? >> That's funny that you get to keep all the weed. >> I will get everything. >> That's so funny that you get to keep all the weed and you ain't even got the problem. >> And you ain't even got the [ __ ] problem. And I spend money on that [ __ ] too. >> That's just what you're going to do with my stuff. >> Wait, send it all to you. >> No, you're not. >> I'm I'm not leaving here without all of my stuff. So, unless somebody else starts [ __ ] packing >> Oh, Lisia, that's not an opt. The officers gave you the options. Please. >> And where's my phone? Because I'm I'm calling my parents and telling my parents that's exactly what you did with Eden stuff. >> You gave it away. >> Ma'am, you need to get your stuff so we can go. You can call them later. >> Teddy threw like gave Eden [ __ ] to people when and when I was even living here. Her [ __ ] was here and he would just give it away to other people. So all my stuff is going to be here and he's just going to give it away. >> Like I have stuff here that I want to keep. >> Honey, all you got to do is come home. Come home now and and Dad's already talking to grandpa. Okay. If something happens to the truck tonight, we're on our way to pick you up. >> But what about my stuff? All my military stuff. Mom, >> you didn't let me. You didn't let me finish. And they're going to set it up for the next day or two over this weekend. >> That's what I was just telling him. I wanted to come tomorrow to get my [ __ ] stuff. Okay. Well, then I'm just going to come home right now and then when you guys all come with me, you guys can help me get my stuff. >> Where's my gun you bought me for? I'm not kidding. Oh, >> exactly. You buy me [ __ ] and it wasn't even really for me. >> Okay. Well, you're not taking a gun right now. >> Okay. >> Make it easy. >> Why, Teddy? Why did you promise that? You even had my kids help you with those rooms in the basement. Why did you lie to them like that? How rude of you. They're just [ __ ] children. >> Are the police still there? >> Yeah. >> But mom, how can you do that to a [ __ ] small kid? >> I know that, sweetheart. I know that, honey. But right now is not the time, honey. Just >> But they're just kids, mom. Like when they got yelled at at church by Julie. When we had to sit at that [ __ ] up table because of [ __ ] Julie. >> Can't spend disguises. >> I'm getting my [ __ ] important paperwork. >> Fair. All right. >> I hope you get [ __ ] hurt. I hope you get [ __ ] hurt, bad. And I hope that it sucks for you. I hope there's no help for you. Sure. He don't. Of course, you guys are all friends with Julie. He don't get in trouble for all the he get in trouble. That's so funny. That's not so typical of you guys. >> Huh? >> Ma'am, if I wanted you to be in trouble, I would have took you to jail a long time ago. >> You [ __ ] would have. >> You're trying my patience. Get your stuff and let's go. >> Do you not see me getting my stuff? >> I told you to get your necessities >> and I'm getting my You see my necessities? >> That's not necessary. >> My medicine, my my my stuff from the military. >> It's enough. >> Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. >> Stop fighting. Stop fighting. Turn on your belly. Turn on your belly now. Turn over now. >> Turn over now. >> I can't move. >> I am. I can't move. >> Turn over on your belly. Now >> put your hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. Dad, [Applause] [Music] >> you guys almost broke my wrist the other day. So, how come you guys [ __ ] How about you guys [ __ ] lock? >> Hang on. Just hang on. Hang on. We'll get them We'll get them done. All right. >> You're not supposed to honey, when you have other medical conditions. You're not supposed to punch a law enforcement officer either. >> I was getting my [Applause] >> breath. [Applause] He's got to move his squad a little bit. >> I'm a disabled. >> Stop. You guys and you guys [ __ ] jump on me all the time. >> You guys are pieces of [ __ ] I got in trouble for doing that. I got hurt doing what you do. >> Ma'am. Hey, I'm just the game warden. Okay. Hey, what do you have? >> What do you have so I can let the ambulance know? [Applause] >> Ma'am, what conditions you >> don't even get? >> Okay. You need to calm down. >> I was getting my stuff. [Music] >> I am the one that talked [ __ ] to me the whole time. I'm getting my stuff. >> Yeah. You see all these bruises on me? That's what you guys did to me the other day, too. It's what you guys did to me the other day. >> I wasn't here the other day. >> Yeah. Well, these all these [ __ ] bruises on me is what you guys did to me the other day. [ __ ] too. That's funny how the law is different around here than it is other places. >> You take kids if you take children from parents, rip them right out of their [ __ ] hands. Don't even let them say goodbye or anything. >> Maybe I don't [ __ ] know. >> Go ahead and take a seat in there. You all right? >> Yeah, I'm good. A couple times uh Rowan's right here, a couple times in the back, but I'm good. >> Although she was initially charged with felony battery, she later accepted a plea deal that reduced the offense to a misdemeanor. Her sentence included a $500 fine, court costs, and a $200 DNA search charge totaling over $1,000. This case underscores how quickly domestic disputes can spiral, even when involving someone with a background in military law enforcement. For exclusive content and bonus footage, consider becoming a channel member.