On July 15th, 2025, a simple noise disturbance warning quickly escalates into a chaotic situation, bringing with it multiple serious charges. >> Hey guys, >> you guys turn the music down. >> Whose speaker is this thing? >> It's fine. But what if we was out here fighting? You would be more upset. We're outside enjoying our night. We're not disturbing the peace. >> You are disturbing the peace. I'm getting neighbors calling on you guys. They're saying you're being too loud. >> After I told you guys, after I was eating together >> like 2 seconds ago, you had to turn around. So they called like two seconds. >> No, I didn't. I didn't even clear the call. I parked down the block. I could still hear all the way down there. I did got called the first time. >> Do you want to You want OB's for loud music or what? Excuse me, sir. No, no, no. You're a rookie. I see that. >> It's okay. It's okay. I live here. I live here. >> I've been living here for three. It's okay. >> I've been here for 3 years. I've been here for 3 years. OG would let it go through. >> I know. I didn't deal with OG. It's okay. Get your phone. >> That's what I'm talking about. >> Beautiful kind with the blue eyes and the blonde hair. I've been here for 3 years. >> Okay, >> you can. And that's my girl right there. Moral of the story. >> Moral story. >> You want to be moral of the story? >> Wait, please don't. >> Oh, that's not her. >> Apartment, too. Please. >> They don't. That's not even This is not where the music's coming from. >> It's literally coming from a speaker right here. >> It's my speaker and I live at about four apartments on this block and I can take it here, there, and there. And nobody can do nothing about it because I pay rent. I do what I want and everybody know what the [ __ ] Like, I'm not disrespecting nobody. And it's okay. >> It doesn't. I know. But this is not my first rodeo. This is tortured luck. For the last like 5 years, it's been more than music being a problem over here. >> Hold on. Time out. Excuse me. >> I'm not here. >> It's okay. It's okay. So, don't come over here talking to me about music. >> Hold on. Sit down. >> That's the whole problem. >> Calm down. >> I will. I will. >> Excuse me, beautiful. >> We're not having issues with anyone else but right now. >> Excuse me. >> All announcers are turning down. >> Excuse me. >> Y'all been over here. I've been over here for almost 4 years >> and music is the least of y'all concerned. >> I'm well aware. >> Okay. So, please do me a favor. >> But the concern tonight is you >> I don't give a flying [ __ ] as long as I'm not fighting. I'm not being disrespectful. I'm not being combative. That's fine. And if you're time out cuz I know it's probably her right here upstairs. >> Actually, no. It's all the way down the block. Honestly, I'm not trying to be disrespectful, but it technically don't matter. Please be quiet. It don't matter who called the police on y'all on me because I can take this speaker, which is mine, and I can take it to my apartment building. Hold on. Wait. And then y'all still going to get a call. And then I'm still going to play my music because I still pay rent. It's still my birthday. And I can I'm not fighting. I'm not shooting. Please shut up. I'm not shooting. I'm not fighting. I'm not cursing y'all out. I'm not getting into it with my peers. I'm enjoying myself. And the fact that that's a problem is a personal concern. So y'all can get in your car and if y'all get another call, then y'all can take y'all can do what y'all need from there. But moving forward, I really don't care. So y'all can have a good night and if they choose to call y'all back, then we can go from there. And don't just sit around the corner and be like, "Yeah, y'all music was too loud, so I know it's a problem concern." Be 100 with me. I ain't being 100. >> It's okay. No, you are being 100 because them people up down there, they called the police because I was taking it down the first time. It's my birthday. >> Turn it down. >> It's I listen, y'all. Lucky I'm not on a speaker cuz I will have it at my full potential because I pay I pay MORE THAN EVERYBODY ELSE ON THIS BLOCK TO DO. >> I feel necessary too. This is the >> You can't Erica, PLEASE BE QUIET. PLEASE BE QUIET. >> If they call y'all back. If they call y'all back. If they call y'all back. If they call y'all back, come talk TO ME. >> EXCUSE ME. DON'T TALK TO THEM. >> IF THEY CALL Y'ALL BACK, COME TALK TO ME. >> If they call y'all back. >> I'm not trying to tell y'all to shut up. >> Yes. Yes. Yes, sir. >> Take it inside and keep it low. >> There's kids inside. I have five kids, so I'm going to have my fun outside. I am a single mother of two sets of twins and one in the middle. >> Turn the music down. >> Yes. What I said when I pulled past you. >> I'm not doing it. >> I'm not doing it. >> It's not enough. them and when it goes chasing them kids and like THAT PEOPLE JUST COME GET Y'ALL BE DOWN THERE EVERY DAY. >> It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. >> Listen y'all. >> So when they go down there down there >> that's cool. She said, "I'm going to move to my apartment, >> which is like four buildings down, and then they're going to call y'all again." >> And then, you know, listen, I know, but it's not going to happen. I've been here for 3 years. >> Okay, that's cool. >> It's been worse than this. You know what I'm saying? People didn't got killed over here, and you know that. >> I don't kill people. I'm a mom. >> Okay. So, I can listen to my music and enjoy my peace. when you're disrupting the entire block and I can hear your music down there with my windows down at the very end. >> If I was listening to drill music like >> has nothing to do what kind of music. >> Yes, it does matter. >> It does not matter. >> Yeah, it does. >> It's the music is too loud. That's all that matters. That's the baseline. >> Sir and ma'am respectively. >> You will find out when I go down there and then they call y'all in like 30 minutes and tell y'all my music too loud down there. Okay. >> Are you riding an OB or not? >> I'm going to if they don't turn it out. >> Thank you. >> What's OV? >> Ordinance violation where you have to pay the city. >> That's fine, BUT YOU ALSO GOT TO KNOW WHO lives here for that. >> So, here's the deal. If they want to write you an ordinance violation, >> it don't matter. You have to leave and come back for that. >> Yeah. Huh? >> You have because listen, give me a just >> Are you going to IDENTIFY YOURSELF? >> WAIT, UNDERSTAND your voice? >> Okay. Because y'all being disrespectful to me. >> You're drunk and disrespectful. All right. First of all, I can walk a straight line right now and I'm on [laughter] property. >> Just chill. I don't care. >> I'm at home. Wait, I don't need your help. >> We're not trying to have issues here, but you're making this a lot more bigger deal than it needs to be. >> Just hear me out, though. We've been listening for like 10 minutes. >> You haven't done anything pertinent to the situation. >> I get what you're saying. You asking me to respectfully turn my music down to respect a lawsuit, gang. >> That's why I get what y'all saying. Y'all think I'm being drunk and disorderly and I >> You are being disorderly. >> Listen to me, sir. >> Okay, here's the thing. >> Wait, I asked you to listen. I didn't listen. >> I've been listening. You lived here for 4 years. You're a single mother. You got five kids in the house. >> When we pull away, you're going to take your music and continue to disrespectful. >> But I can do it right here. >> No, you can't. >> But I can't. >> You can't. And then you're get OV. >> But do you know who I am to get an OV? >> If you don't identify yourself, >> you're going to take me to jail. >> You can't. It's called trucking yesterday. >> I don't come over here. >> We can rap on my kids >> and all of y'all are new. I'm going to tell y'all right now today. Neither one of you have been dealing it needs to be. >> Excuse me, beautiful kids. >> TURN IT DOWN. PAUSE IT FOR TWO SECONDS. >> WE GOING TO RAP in silence. >> Y'all please just let me speak. >> Pause the music. >> It's not >> no music. We going to rap. >> Okay, I'mma say this. Oh, I'm stepping in mud. Got me. I mean, please be quiet. Neither one of you three have ever been on orchard before cuz I've never seen y'all. >> Never. I've never seen y'all. Whether it's for Ashley and >> I was just out here like two days ago. >> Excuse me. Were you for Ashley and Rob? >> Yeah. >> Okay. That's what I'm saying. I know. Were you knocking on my door at 8:00 in the morning? The next door neighbors? No. >> We work night shift. We don't work. >> Okay. I'm here all the time. I work I work 8 to 5. I sleep. >> Is this relevant to what's going on? >> Yes. I'm telling you why. Wait, just give me a second. What the hell was that? Just shut up. Just give me a second. Shut up. >> Here's what we're going to do. >> It matters. I don't care. I don't care. I know. And then you're going to park around the corner. AND IF YOU FEEL LIKE >> AND then you feel like my music is too loud. And then you're going to park around the corner and then you're going to come back because you didn't have a phone call. And then you're going to say, "I heard your music around the corner and it was too loud because you picking with me." But in all reality, it's people out here killing, stealing, and robbing. And you worried about music? >> My turn now. >> My turn. >> I kind of don't care. >> I don't care either. >> You kind of work for me. >> No, I do not. >> So, you're not a public servant. >> Oh my god. Okay. First of all, >> it's okay. >> I don't need a phone call. >> It's okay. >> If I park around the corner, get the music. >> It's okay. I technically don't give a >> Okay. Don't put on your hand. Are you going to identify yourself? >> You taking me to jail? >> Are you going to identify? Are >> you going to identify yourself? >> Time out. >> You either tell us your name or you're going to be arrested. It's that simple. >> Okay. GIVE ME A REASON. >> BECAUSE WE NEED TO issue an ordinance violation. >> But that was Wait. Time out. >> We're not doing this. >> Y'all not taking me to jail for nothing. >> WHERE Y'ALL PHONES AT? WHERE your phone? Here I got her. >> I'm fighting. >> I'm fighting. >> I'M FIGHTING. >> AM I FIGHTING? >> STAND HERE. >> Am I the >> Am I fighting? >> Am I here for this? >> Excuse me. >> Excuse me. >> Am I fighting y'all? >> Excuse me. Before y'all rough house me. Ask me a question cuz I'm not resisting. Am I? >> Am I resisting? >> You said let it go. >> You sure were honestly. >> Yes. >> She need back up. >> Yo, back up. >> Hey, can I talk to y'all? >> No. I'll talk to you in the squad car. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. >> Can we talk right here? Listen, >> listen. Y'all being aggressive. >> Take her, but just I need you to get her out of the way while we deal with RS. >> Hey, can we talk? >> No, get in the car. >> Y'all don't like the way I was talking to you. >> Get in the car. >> I will. GET IN THE CAR. >> OKAY. I WILL. DON'T DO THAT TO ME. >> Y'ALL really over there WITH ME. >> HEY, GO TO MY HOUSE. GO TO MY HOUSE. GO TO MY HOUSE. GO TO MY HOUSE. >> COME TO ME, BRO. Y'ALL LAST WEAK as hell, bro. right now. >> Listen to me. >> Hey, you knock it off here. >> This is your ONE [ __ ] CHANCE. >> KIDS AT HOME. >> Do not pound on this door one more time. >> That's my hands. >> Put your feet in. >> Talk to me, please. I have kids at home. WHY Y'ALL BEING SO ABUSIVE? We're going to be screwed. >> Yo, can I talk to you? >> Excuse me. >> You better stop. >> This is your last chance. >> You do that again, you're getting sprayed. >> He's getting sprayed. >> I can't breathe. I CAN'T BREATHE. >> [cough] >> I'M MOVING. >> PLEASE. Please help me. I can't breathe. >> Please. Please. Y'all please I can't breathe. I got kids at home. Y'all please help me. I can't breathe. >> I told you to stop pounding on that door and you just didn't. >> No, it was my hands. Y'all please hear me. Please help me. ARE YOU BRINGING BACK HERE? PLEASE, >> I will open the door in a second. And you got rescue coming to look at you. >> Please help me. Y >> Okay. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. You all right, buddy? >> I think that's yours. >> Thank you. I was wondering where that >> Okay. I was just looking. Okay. So, HERE'S WHAT WE GOT. >> WE HAVE RESCUE COMING TO CHECK YOU out right now. They're pulling up um >> right now. Just resisting and obstructing. >> That's all we got, right? Okay. And don't forget to ride her OB when they figure out who she is. >> Perfect. Don't you worry about it. That's what I kind of hold. >> I wasn't trying to go that right. That's why I was supposed to be fing around cuz I was I really didn't want to ride an OV OR DO ANYTHING. >> AND I I [screaming] had just gotten a good grip on her when you started throwing down cuz I watched her. I was like, "What are you doing?" >> I She was. >> We got to rescue you here to come check you out. >> Hey, Burger. Since we have to pull her out anyway, let's reload her into your car so we can put this one down so he doesn't have to smell that spray the whole time. >> Give me some leg restraints though. I don't know where they are in your car. >> Hi. Oh, okay. >> Yep. We sprayed her. So, >> are we not being very cooperative? >> She won't give us a name. Yeah. Uh, she won't give us a name. >> So, that's okay. >> So, what's the game plan? Let me bring my stretcher out here and we >> So, she's probably not going to go. We just need you to check her out and for the sake of clear her. If she needs to go, she'll go. But >> she hasn't like requested to go or anything like that. This is just a >> So if she wants to go, we'll take her. If not, just clear her and follow the day. >> All right. Doa, >> can I get some air? >> I got to talk to you about what what's about to happen. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. I don't want you kick in or fight and out of this car. >> We're going to let rescue look at you. Your legs are going to go in some restraint so you can't kick me like you did when I put you in the car. All right. >> Okay. >> All right. >> So, when I open this door, don't act goofy. We're going to shove you right back in. Got it. >> Doa. >> Okay. I heard her. >> Okay. Don't. No. No. No. No. No. Uh-uh. No. No. No. No. Now you're going to hear me. I'm going to be spraying this water bottle in your eyes and I have a towel. Okay. That's the only way this is going to get better. What do you think I'm trying to do? >> Please. >> Go ahead. >> Please. Please. Please. Please. my face. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Spray my face, please. Please. Please. >> Okay. All right. >> Okay. Okay. I need you to sit still. >> My mouth. >> Okay. Okay. But you move. >> I'm sorry. >> Do Do me a favor. Sit straight up. There we go. Just like that. >> I can't. >> I need to blow my nose up. >> Here. There's that. That's all yours. >> Come on. Do it. I'm blowing my face. Be still. Be still. >> Come on. Please. >> I'm trying, but when you move your head, I'm not >> Do it. Do it. >> Okay. Stop moving your head. >> My mouth is probably a little smart when I'm drunk, but I mean no disrespect. I'm >> never called nobody out there. >> I never really disrespected y'all. I'm sorry. >> I really apologize. >> Are we better? How we feeling? >> I'm still on fire, but I can clearly see that's No, please don't. It burns. >> Okay. >> Can we go, please? >> Okay, we're going to go. >> Okay. Come on. Tell me. >> We're going to go walk that way. Shuffle. Shuffle. Shuffle. Shuffle. Shuffle. >> I'm tired. It's not >> You're good. You're good. I got you. >> Oh, I'm going to fall. >> I got you. I got you. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> You're okay. >> You're right. >> Just squat up. Pick up your knees to your chest. All right. I got you. >> Okay. Okay. I can't I can't y >> I can't even see. I'm so I'm sorry. >> All right. >> Y'all don't even I'm picking my feet up. >> Okay. You ready? >> All right. Turn. >> Oh [ __ ] Just turn and sit. >> Just turn and sit. >> Turn and sit. There you go. Oh, >> y'all. It hurt so bad. Please help. >> Okay, I'm going to need you to get your butt up. >> Okay. Okay. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. >> Three. >> Wait, wait. Oh, my head. >> You all right? >> Y'all need help. Please. Oh, please help me. Y'ALL, WHERE'S WE AT? PLEASE. >> I will open the window. >> Please get open. Oh god, please. >> So now I'm all scratched up. >> Come on. >> Please God, y'all taking me out of the >> Let's start heading the county. >> Forgive me for all my >> Please don't pull me. We're not calling you, but you're going to flail on around. >> Please open the window. >> All right, Deja, we're going to have the same conversation. Okay, >> I'm not I'm not fighting. I'm not hitting. I'm not >> We got all that out of our system. >> I never did that to you, girl. I've got your marks on my arm. Please, ma'am. I have never hit you. >> I never did none of that. So, please don't deja v. I've never put my hands on you, bro. >> All right. >> I've never tried to be stiff arms, but I've never reached for you. I've never >> So, we listen for just a second. Okay. >> Here you go. >> No, I'm going to tell you. We've got a sink out here. Do you want more water on your face? >> Yes, please. So, we're setting up the sink right now, or at least we're trying to. >> If we can get that sink set, we can always just use the hose directly. >> It's not ideal, but it ain't the end of the world. >> I didn't disrespect you, Miss Ma'am. I didn't call you out your name. Oh, I was standing telling y'all that I had my right >> and y'all [ __ ] me. >> All right, I'm going to have you slide out of the car. Your feet are going to come first >> and then your body's going to follow cuz I don't want you to fall. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, you're going to gently slide your feet out. >> I'm in a seat belt. >> I know. I'm getting a seat belt. >> No matter. There you go. >> Everybody else in Bloomington Police Department knows me. I can't. >> You're fine. Small steps. Small steps. You're okay. [sighs] >> So, you're left. >> Small, short, slow. There you go. Keep going. >> Okay. Right. Just lean forward like that. Just like you're doing right there. >> That water. >> Stay standing cuz you don't want to sit down. >> Yeah. I don't want to get my neck. You don't want to get in there. Okay. I'm not trying to get your clothes. What is all I'm trying to do right now. >> Please help me. >> I'm trying. >> I'm just going to hold it still. You adjust it any way you want. Okay. >> Stop. You just say stop. >> No. Y'all so wrong for facing me. Y'all so wrong for facing me. Come on. Just get me get me out for jail, please. >> You want to go in now? >> Trying to be good, guys. Please. >> Okay with it. If you're comfortable with it, loosen them a little bit. I probably wouldn't take them yet. >> Whatever you're comfortable with, at least loosen them, but I'm fine if they come off. Come off. All right, you got to lift up your feet and step out of this. Okay, >> go. >> All right, we're going to we're going to walk this way. >> I'm sorry. >> My arm armp here. I got to pick this up. >> Are you sure? Okay. >> All right. Walk this way for me. >> What am I going to do? Wait, it's cold. >> Probably feels good after that heat on your face, though. >> I wasn't. I was just on fire. It's stupid. What am I going to jail for? >> Obstructing or resisting. >> Obstructing. It's cold in here. I can't even see y'all. Can I do >> Keep walking. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> All right. You're going to go to your left. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> There you go. There's going to be a bench right in front of you. You're going to turn and you're going to sit. >> I can't sit. It's too cold. >> Well, if you want to stand on that's fine, but you can't stand. >> Can I get something to put over myself, y'all? >> Nope. We don't have anything. If you want to sit on the ground, that's fine. I don't care. Here, I'll walk you. >> I can't see nothing. My arm burn right there. Please don't. My wrist. My wrist. >> Where do you want me to touch you down? >> The wrist changed the anything. My arm hurt. >> She got me. She's open. >> Okay. [snorts] >> Bent the [ __ ] I saw all my other parents not rested from pain.