anything like nothing like that. He He's just upset. That's all it is. And I just got him a phone and now here we go. >> Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> What What happened? >> What's happening is that my wife's in rehab in California. We we were separated and I'm seeing somebody else and I have that girl here now with her child and he's upset that I have her here with me now. And they were chilling all day. We were having a good day >> and my wife called him to ask who was there and he responded away like, "Yeah, this girl's here. They're doing this." And she told him to call the cops. I heard her on the phone. You better call the cops. Like like just to like mess with my night kind of thing. So anyways, he he says like I grabbed him by the throat and did all this. I I grabbed him to get his phone so he would not call the cops. I didn't want no police here. I was trying to talk him down. So I made an agreement with him. So, how did you grab him? >> I just I just put him down and grabbed his phone. Like, he was it was up in the air. I just kind of reached and grabbed his phone. That was it. Like, I did not I don't abuse him. There there's never been nothing. >> Where was your hand at on him? >> It wasn't even on him. It was like up in the air with his phone. >> Then how are you holding him down? >> I wasn't holding him down at all. >> You just told me you were holding him down. >> I'm not holding him down. >> I wasn't holding him down. He He He was We were fidgeting for the phone. like like he he he was trying to give up his phone and I just like crimemed up his like arm for the phone kind of thing. >> Okay. >> He raised his hands up. He said, "I'm not giving you my phone." And I went and grabbed his like like dude like don't be calling no cops. His His mom's mad cuz I have a girl here. That's what it's about at the end of the day. That's what it's about. They've been We've been chilling all day here having a good day. He's upset because she called him and found out what was going on. That's the real He's upset. So, I told him that I will take them home and I'll give you your phone back. >> Well, you're not taking anyone home. >> No, obviously. But I told him that I'll find a way Uber. I'll take I'll I'll get them out of here. Buy an Uber and so be it to get him out of here so he's happy so we can just go to bed and have a peaceful night. And he said, "Okay." So he I gave him his phone back and then he called the cops. So, how did he end up with red marks on his neck? >> I don't know. I don't There's no red marks on his neck. >> No, there absolutely is. >> I have no idea. >> I don't put red marks on his neck. I would never put red marks on his neck. His mom does that to him. His mom is Oh, >> his mom's in California. >> Yeah. So, how would you direct him to do evil? Oh, no. You don't get it. >> Her his mom is evil, bro. >> I didn't put no red marks on his neck. >> You can say what you want, but I didn't put no red marks on his >> Well, I think part of the issue is when when you were explaining to him how you grabbed the phone the first time. You did gesture. You said you had your hand. No, I just put it down. I wasn't trying to like >> You had your hand on your son at some point, right? >> It's an abuse though. I get my phone. I'm not saying I were just trying to figure out, you know, what did and didn't happen, right? So, you had your hand at some point. Yeah. Yeah. >> I get I get that. >> I'm sure he's not trying to arrest anybody. He doesn't have to. We're just trying to get the straight story, right? >> I get it. I >> No, I will. >> He's just upset because of like the family we got. >> That's all. Hey, >> I I can I can get myself. >> All right. Come walk over here by my car. >> All right. I need you to be very specific for me about what happened when he was trying to get the phone from you. And >> here, I'll break it down. >> When his hand was on your neck, was it his left hand or his right hand? So, >> dad's completely hammered. Son says he >> Yeah, they're both used his forearm, held him down, and took the phone away from him to stop him from calling the cops. He's got Hey, bud. Let me see your neck real quick. >> Other side, please. Nope. Your left side. Dad holding him down to get the phone and I never put my hands on him after he already told me that they held him down. >> Okay. Um, it's dad and that's your dad's girlfriend. That's the other person in the house. Mom is >> Mom is in California. >> I'm visiting or rehab. Yeah, >> that's why it's called the house. >> Um, >> those kids, they just got to go. >> They need to get out of there. It's your home. >> I mean, he can't sign a complaint to the minor and mom's not here. >> We can sign. >> So, sorry. >> You want me to tell him to start calling the grandma and have her come? Um, >> I don't know. >> Can you or your mom call your grandma and have her start coming here, please? >> Call her. >> And where she live? >> Oh, Planefield. >> Okay. Yep. I know. >> All right. I'll call you back. She's crazy, dude. >> Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> So, now is your opportunity. >> Okay. >> I need you to be very detailed about exactly what happened when you took the phone from him. >> Okay. He was kicking and screaming. He was fighting back. And I He said he was going to call the cops. And I told him not to call the cops. So, I grabbed him. I pushed him down on his chest and I said, "Give me the phone." I ripped the phone from his hand. I said, "You're not calling the cops." And then we made an agreement after that, if I take her home and I get her and her kid out of here, will you not call the cops? He said, "Yes." And after that, he called the cops. >> So when you held him down to get the phone from him, did you use your hand, your forearm? What did you use? >> I used my hand, my left hand >> on his chest. >> Okay. >> Nothing like harmful, just to get the phone. I got my I got the phone back and I told him like, "Dude, don't call no cops, bro." And he said, "I won't call the cops as long as you get them out of here." I said, "Okay, I'll get them out of here." He's like, "I'm going to call mom." I I told him, "Fine, call mom. I'm going to get him out of here." And then he called the cops. >> Do you not see the issue with holding down your kid and preventing him from like >> I understand. I'm sorry about that. I do. I do see the issue. Yes, you're right. >> Okay. >> I do see the issue. Who's this little one? >> This is my This is my This is my little guy. And you could ask him. Have you seen the whole thing? >> Is that his brother or your brother? >> That's his brother. Yes. Okay. >> I'm his dad. Yes. >> Did I put my hands on on his throat? >> No. >> Did I put his hand on his chest? >> Yes. >> And did I get his phone from his hand? >> Yes. >> He's upset. And I will make her leave. I will make her leave and he'll be happy when she leaves. That's what that's that's the problem. >> How do you get the march on his what? Try to get the marks on his neck. >> We've been swimming and playing and we've been on trampolines. We've been we've been here all day having fun. Like he's been like that kid he has. He'd been holding on to his neck all day in the pool. He was holding on to his neck all day when he was swimming with him. He was being a good big brother. He was being really good. That's probably where some of the marks came from swimming in the pool. >> You didn't see him? >> I didn't see him at the time. No, I didn't. Okay. >> Because there's this water and we're just having fun. I didn't really notice it. Okay. >> To be honest with you, >> if he's got rub marks on his neck and this and that, that's not from me. That is not from me. That is from all day in the pool and hanging out. She She's telling him what to say right now. >> Who? >> My wife. >> She's not talking to your wife. >> Yeah, she is. I can hear from here. >> Uh, >> she's talking from California. She's talking to him >> cuz she knows that she got the cops here. This is exactly what she wanted. She wanted to make me look like the bad guy. So, she got what she wanted. Can I bring him home? Are we good? >> Can I go inside? Is that okay? Just go inside. >> Yeah. He doesn't even know what he's doing. He's just young. I'm sorry. And I will get them home. We will be okay. If there's another call here, then you can take me away. I will make sure that the rest of the night is peaceful for sure. I promise you guys that. And we will be okay. You can go in the room, go to bed, and these people will leave and the night will be okay. I will make I will make this go away. I'm sorry for you guys coming here. I will make this problem go away. The girl and the girl and the boy needs to leave. I understand that. I will make sure that happens right now. >> Well, the problem is is that you put your hands on your son and took the phone away from him. That That's the problem. >> That's the problem. >> So, >> why don't you go inside for a minute? Okay. Just go inside. >> Go inside, buddy. Like I the the story I'm getting from both him and you is like it was beyond corrective punishment. >> Beyond corrective punishment >> like >> not necessarily. How are you interpret that? Do you interpret it beyond corrective punishment? Like I just got the phone out of his hand. I didn't like hit him. I didn't put pressure more than you think on him and I didn't put the red marks around his neck. So, if you think it's beyond correct or punishment just to get the phone out of his hand, then so be it. >> Okay. Well, >> he's telling you what she told him to tell you. That's my ex-wife in California that wants to ruin my life. If you guys are falling for it, then so be it. That's what she's telling you guys. She's telling you what he should say. >> Enough. >> Okay. >> Cuz you don't know. >> Fair enough. >> Hello. Is Sai in here still? >> Hello, I'm Deputy De with the sheriff's office. Did you sigh? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, did you see anything that happened? >> No, I didn't. I heard arguing, but I don't know what happened. >> Okay. >> You didn't see any of it. You just heard it. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um Okay. >> So, what's happening right now? Um, >> so Jason's under arrest for domestic battery and interfering with reporting of domestic violence. So he's going to go to jail. >> Um, he's going to >> be there at least for tonight until he can see a judge. >> Um, Monday. >> Sometimes they come in on Sundays. Um, it kind of just depends on the weekend. I don't know if they came in today or if they'll come in tomorrow. So, what about the kids? >> We are attempting to get in contact with their grandparents. >> Uh, she came over at 12, but she came over a couple days ago. >> It was like a week ago. She came over. >> Unfortunately, you were not one of You're not their guardian. So, >> yeah. I was like, I could stay here with the kids tonight. >> Yeah. >> I don't know. I don't know what happened. I don't >> Yeah. >> I just didn't want little guy to see his dad. That's why I closed the door. So, I apologize for that. >> No, I want him. >> I I appreciate you doing that, but unfortunately his dad is extremely intoxicated and >> was not helping himself any. >> Okay. >> So, >> go ahead. >> We need her to >> come watch her grandchildren. >> Peace officer. You want to say hi to the police officer? >> Hi, buddy. like peace officers. You want to say hi to peace officer? >> Might have some stickers. Do you guys want some stickers? >> Yeah. >> You want to say hi to the peace officer? >> All right. Let me go see if I can find some stickers. >> It's all going to be okay. >> Okay. Our job is to make sure you're safe, your brother's safe, your friends safe, >> you know, >> and your sister's safe, and that's it. Okay. So, your dad's going to be okay, okay? He's not going to go away for days and weeks and stuff like that. Nothing like that. Like I said, he just made a mistake, okay? And he's got the time out and then he'll be out, okay? All right. But he's not going away, okay? You can't You got to protect your brothers, okay? or whoever's in the house. We have to protect them so it doesn't happen again. Did you see your brother's neck? >> Huh? And that's why we don't want it to happen. Okay. >> All right. I don't want you to think on the phone still. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. >> Is she okay with me taking some pictures of your neck? >> Yeah. Are you fine? All right. >> Give me some. Okay. >> All right. We're good. He said it could either be on the back deck or in the back garage. He's got no idea. >> Okay. So, I'm here playing video games, right? >> Yeah. >> I'll make them go away and and we can coexist in this house. I'm sorry. >> Yeah. Well, no. You're you're coming with us tonight. You're under arrest. So, go and put your hands behind your back. >> For one, you can prohibit somebody from calling 911. So, right there is arrestable offense. No, we're not. Regardless of what they're calling 911 for, you can't keep anyone from calling 911. >> Just against the wall. >> So, [ __ ] >> We didn't do it. >> Oh, you did. >> You got anything in your pockets going to poke stick cutter otherwise hurt me. Stop walking. >> Okay, that's all I got. >> All right, we're going to walk back to this car. >> Okay, >> close the door. What's >> Oh, man. I'm done talking to you. >> What's your mom's address? >> I'm going to get a lawyer. I'm going to lawyer out. >> Okay. Well, if we can't >> What are you What are you going to do then? >> If what? >> What are you going to do? >> Look at me. >> I am looking at you. >> Are you? >> Yeah. >> Do you understand what's going on? You're getting played, dude. You're getting played by my ex-wife. This is what she wanted. You're Man, you're falling right for it. >> Okay. >> You are at the end of the day. Okay. You know what? You want? >> Hey, I'll give you the address. Come on. Ready? >> Okay. Watch your knee. >> Yeah.