You don't have a wallet? >> Y'all don't got a phone, y'all don't got a wallet, y'all don't got a what? What y'all got? >> Officers respond to a 911 call, a possible burglary in progress. But when they arrive, things don't add up. A woman claims she lives there, but she can't say who actually owns the house. She says she has ID, then changes her story. Find out in this unbelievable body cam encounter you have to see to believe. >> Stop right there. What's going on? Whose house are you knocking in? >> What? >> Why are you knocking on that house? Do you live here? >> No, this is where I stay at. That's where I stay at. >> This is where you stay at? >> Yes. >> You have your ID on you? >> Yeah, well, um, actually getting it confiscated with my baby daddy. >> Okay, who lives here? >> Well, who lives here? We have documents. >> Three roads, two four, we can't tell the subject who it appears to be pretty soon, too. >> I actually have actual like documents and everything. Like we have straight documents, like >> Have you been drinking? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. >> So, that's why I'm trying to make sure that we have documents. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> But who's in this house right now? Well, what's the name of the person that lives here? >> The person who lives here right now, I don't have the issue who lives here right now, but they are the person who asked for >> Okay, who lives here? What's the name of the person that lives here? So, why are you knocking on somebody's house that you don't know who lives there? >> It was, it was, um, something different, so that's the only reason. That's the only reason. >> How'd you get here? Where are you coming from? >> Yesterday. I was getting cream, honestly. I was getting ice cream, honestly. That's it. I was just getting ice cream. That's it, baby. That's it. And then I was getting ice cream for my babies. Which my babies get ice cream from them, which is >> Did you drive here? >> No. >> No, ma'am. >> No, I live at 54 then. >> So, where do you live? >> No, I live literally like two blocks down. Literally like two blocks down. That's where I live. >> Is this your bag here? >> Yeah. Yep, that's my bag. And then um my bag So, my bag is um because I'm homeless my bag it has an actual ID in it and everything. >> Okay. >> Um Do you have it, Della? >> You ain't got no ID, Della. >> Oh, no. Um Della, do you have it where we have the actual ID? >> Who is this? Who are you talking to? Is there someone else here? >> Oh. >> What's your address? What's your address? >> Your address. >> No, no, no. What is your address? >> Your >> Okay. >> No ID. >> She's at the extreme. >> Where Where do you live? Where do you sleep? Home? Where's home? You don't have a home like address? >> No, we're going to have a walk. >> She doesn't walk very far if he's not beat up. She said she When When did you get here? >> Golda. >> Golda? >> That's just what it is. >> So, where'd you come from? Where's your house? Stephanie, what's your phone number? 5 >> Huh? >> What's in her bag? Does she have a phone or anything? >> No. >> You want my You want my bag? >> Yeah, do you have anything in your bag? Do you have any ID in your bag? It's right here, right? >> Go ahead. Go ahead. >> No, your bag right here. >> Yeah, go ahead. >> Okay. >> Go through my bag. >> Okay. >> Did you see her dancing, man? >> No, I didn't see that. >> Did you see her dancing? >> No. No keys. >> She's nobody. Stephanie, where do you live? Where your shoes at? >> He showed him um somebody he doesn't even know. >> All right. Any other pockets? >> Show him Show Show him. >> The old white >> Stephanie >> What's your phone number? >> I'm trying to figure it out. I'm trying to figure it out. >> You don't have a phone? You don't have a wallet? >> Y'all don't got a phone. Y'all don't got a wallet. Y'all don't got a what? What y'all got? >> I get you home? How can I get you back home? >> We're going to get you home, but we have to get >> going to get home. I know we're going to get home. >> Where is that? >> Because at the end of the day, y'all don't got nothing on me. >> That's why we want to take you home. >> you home because you're knocking at people's houses. You could get in trouble. >> Who Who's going to get in trouble? >> You. >> Who's going to get in trouble? >> You. >> Who's going to get in trouble? >> Stephanie. >> Cuz at the end of the day, I love you. I love you. Like I literally >> you, too, but we need to get you back. >> Like I literally like I tell my people I'm like, "Yo, this my [ __ ] Like this my [ __ ] Like I'll be damned. I wish a [ __ ] would when it comes to her." >> Why I get pointed out when she said this? >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry, but >> So, how come we get you How can we take you home? >> I know. You don't have to take me home. >> Well, we want to make sure you get >> my baby home. >> We want to make sure you get home safe. >> No, I'm good. I'm good. >> Listen. >> I'm good, though. Okay. Okay. All right. Fine. Fine. Fine. Fine. Okay. I can't Respectfully, I can't. I can't do that. I Respectfully, I can't. >> Okay. Keep going. >> Okay. >> It would It would be best if you tell us where you live. >> Well, right here. >> That's not an address. >> Okay. It's not an address, so >> Where do you live? On this street? >> Yep, right here. >> Okay. Where can we take you tonight? >> Right here. >> But, you don't live here. >> I do. >> Apparently, they didn't say you did. >> And what's your address? Where your kids at? >> I have an address. >> All right, what is it? >> I have a whole address. >> Okay, what is it? Tell us what it is. >> give it to you right now. >> Give it to me right now. >> What is that? >> Go with it. >> Let me go to the address. >> You can tell us where it is. >> Yes, of course. >> Where is it? >> And I would never >> Okay, where is it? >> disrespect you. >> Okay, tell me where it is first. You can't go on their property. They don't want you on their here. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah, this isn't where you live. >> If they can't If they can't um If they feel like we can't, then that's cool. >> Okay. >> Yeah, if if they can't, that's cool. >> Those are her shoes, obviously. >> So, that means, you know, >> Where's your other shoe? >> My No shoe, no nothing. So, that means >> there. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yep. My shoe. So, that means they can't disrespect us, right? >> Right. Correct. >> So, let's go Let's go home. >> They can't disrespect us. >> Where's Where's home? >> Home is that I'm going to beat their ass, right? >> Nah. >> Uh I'm going to beat their ass. >> to do that. I don't want you to do that. >> Okay, understandable. >> That's why we're here. >> All right, you don't want me to beat their ass, but but respectfully >> Okay. Don't put your hands on me. >> All right, respectfully I would never put your hands on you. >> a little aggressive. >> But respectfully >> Okay. >> if some girls put their hands on your girls >> Yeah, I wouldn't be happy about that. >> Exactly. So >> Okay. So let's take you home. Let's take you home. >> Right, we're going to beat their ass. >> Where is Where do you live? >> god, I got 1 2 3 4 [ __ ] >> There's a couple over there in the bushes. >> They have no idea who she is. at all >> I'm running out of >> at all like >> You got to help us out, man. >> Stephanie, we're concerned. Stephanie, we're trying to get you home. >> Well, I feel like that is more of like you're not my cousin. >> Stephanie, did an Uber bring you out here, ma'am? No recollection? >> No, baby, I already have I already have somebody, but I don't know where >> shoe? >> I have no idea. >> We have no idea. >> Her phone, wallet, everything's gone. >> It's not on the property here? >> I didn't see it. >> Under the car, maybe? >> Like I'm not I'm not the issue. >> Hey, so >> You're not an issue. We're trying to get you >> I'm not the issue. So why do you need me to be the issue? >> listen to him. >> I agree 100%. You are not the issue. Okay? >> So why do you need me to be the issue? >> You're not the issue. What was your plans tonight? Where did you Where did you come from? Obviously you're having a good time somewhere, right? With your friends or what? Family? >> Okay. Yeah. >> No, no, no, don't don't do that. Don't don't do that. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you're right. But no, I literally don't have my issues but it's the most fact like That's my friend. >> I And I agree with you. I would not be happy about >> she's like right next door or something. Like she just screwed up house. That's what happened right there. >> No, we didn't >> came out. She came out when she first got here. >> So, four hours >> But then she said she was homeless. >> We on it. >> She didn't say she was homeless. >> Stephanie, I just got here. I don't even know who you're talking You made me look like I was a piece of sh >> She didn't give a name or ID. >> She said Stephanie Rich. They said >> What is that? That's your real name? >> Are you serious? >> There's no record. >> It wasn't me. I just got here. >> in her bag. >> You just got here just now because you do dishes here. >> in here? >> I would never put my But I put my finger I put my finger if I wanted >> to calm down. You need to calm down right now. >> Oh, yeah, because you have the police. You have the police right next to you. >> We're trying to help you out. We're not trying to take you >> police police Y'all some Y'all some >> Where Hey, Stephanie >> I have New York. I promise you. >> And where you from? >> You got to be from New York. >> No, I'm from where I from. >> Where is that? >> I don't know exactly where the [ __ ] y'all from. And oh my god. Girl, bye. You sit here and you want to sit here and you need some water. Girl, bye. You think I need some water? No, you need some water with these [ __ ] That's what you need. That's what the [ __ ] you need and you think you need some water? Girl, bye. Girl, you need water with these [ __ ] What I'm wrong? I'm wrong? >> What's your name again? >> Don't worry about my word. Figure it out. How about that? >> Catch me outside. How about that? >> Yeah, kind >> You know her? >> Like, what the [ __ ] Why would you do that? Gordo, why would you do >> that? You're a Gordo. Like why would you do that? >> He's in great shape for his age. >> Okay, so what? But still like >> I got you. Um two, district two has one. >> I don't know even him. He doesn't even care about that. >> No, two doesn't have one today. He's not working. I actually don't think >> [ __ ] age. >> Call me call for one? >> That's all he cares about. Goodbye, [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] >> You're not going to walk up behind him like that. Relax. >> Hey, hey, calm down. Ain't nothing going to happen. >> Yeah, but you can't walk up on people like that. >> Oh well, I'm sorry, but he was never going to do nothing. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> I just wanted him to carry down. Shut up, bro. >> God damn. >> So you don't know you don't know your address? >> Like you really thought like somebody would really about to care about him. Like God damn. >> I care about him. So you don't know You don't know where your address what your address is? >> No, I'm talking about you. >> where's your address? What's your address? >> What are you talking about? >> Like where do you live? Where do you sleep? Where do you park your car? >> I know where I sleep and I know where I lay. >> Can you take us there? >> Yes. >> I would love to take you there. >> But where what about you? >> I'm working tonight, so We just want to take you home. That's it. Make Make sure you get home safe. >> We're not going to leave you here because >> Yeah, we want to take you home. >> even live here. So let him take me home and that's it. >> Okay, you got to tell me where. I'm going. Where am I taking you? >> Please tell me. >> You got to tell me. I don't know where I don't know where you live. I'm trying to figure out where you live. >> Yes, I'm not telling nobody else. >> Help me out. >> So, talk to him. >> So, go. Go with him. >> Yeah. >> He's going to take you. >> Help me out. Help me out. Where do you live? Where do you live? >> We go um we go I have to go off of Thorough. >> Huh? >> We have to go off of Thorough. >> Thorough? >> So, they don't know, but we know. >> I don't know. >> Okay, but they don't know, but we know. >> You got to tell me where, exactly. >> take it. >> You have an address? >> Yep. >> What's the address? What's the number to the house? >> Yep, I got the address and everything. >> Tell me. >> Yep, we got it. >> I don't. >> But we do. >> We don't, you do. >> But I do. >> If you tell me, we do. Tell me. What's the address? Cuz I got to drive you there, and I don't know where I'm going to take you. >> address? Like, tell me. At least tell us where to go or not. Like, be honest. Like, be honest. Like, let's be honest. >> I'm being honest. >> Cuz then [ __ ] them. I got it. Like, I got it. Let's go. Like, [ __ ] them. >> Do you know how to get back? >> Yeah. >> Show me how. >> We got it. Let's go. >> How far? How far? >> Yes, let's go. >> You want your bag and your shoes? >> I don't need it. And I can I can take my I can take my purse, and also you can take your your stuff because at the end of the day, you're needed. Like, you're needed to be um I guess covered and stuff like that. So, you need to. >> I need you to tell me where you live. >> Um at the end of the day, if you're going to go with me, then you need to go with me cuz at the end of the day, if you're not going to go with me, then [ __ ] [ __ ] you. >> Okay. >> So, understand it. >> She's going to do this to like another house. >> Yeah, we can't let her just walk off. She's going to walk in the road and get smacked by a car. >> Ain't nobody getting smacked by no car. >> We're concerned about you, that's all. >> Oh, you're such a candy-ass [ __ ] >> That's not nice. >> That's fine. >> That's not nice. >> No, no, that's fine. >> Oh, good night. You want medics to check her out? >> That's what you want, right? No, because that's what he wants, medic. >> rescue? Do you want medics? Do you want ambulance? >> No. >> I think you do. >> No. >> She's got to sober up and >> I don't need none. >> Come on, help us out. Tell us where you live so we can take you home. >> No, I don't need none of it. >> You need You need to tell us where you live. >> Yeah. >> No. >> Come on, you don't have What happened to What happened to your ID? What happened to your ID? >> Well, I guess you don't need none of it, right? >> What happened to your ID? >> Oh, no, we don't need none of it. No, no, no, we're fine. >> Relax, relax, Steph. >> Oh, no, we're fine. It's okay. >> Relax. >> It's okay. It's okay. We don't need none of it. It's okay. >> You need to wait here. >> Yeah, it's okay. You guys leave. >> no, no, no. Steph, >> Why you bullying me? >> I'm not bullying you. You can't leave. >> You kind of are bullying me. >> let you leave in the state you're in. We have to take care of you. You can't take care of yourself. >> Can we literally do it like publicly as in like I know country-wise, I know literally wise? >> What? >> I know like I know literally wise. I know literally wise. >> know literally wise. >> Lyrically? >> Yes. So, I know what time it is when it comes to me knowing what time it is. >> Hell yeah. Respect. I get you on that. I know what time it is when I I to know what time it is too. >> So Gordo, what are you doing? >> I'm helping you out. >> Gordo, don't help me. >> What do you mean don't help you? We got to help you. >> Gordo, help me. >> You call me Gordo? I'm not Gordo. That's rude. My Gordo? >> That means that means that means you disrespect. >> That's not what that means. >> That means you disrespect. >> I'm disrespect? >> Yeah. That means you just straight disrespect and I don't give a [ __ ] about you nor anybody around that. So, Gordo around where? [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] Gordo. [ __ ] don't grab my hair. Where? [ __ ] [ __ ] Gordo. Where? >> We didn't We didn't want that to happen, but guess what? We walked right into that one. That's tough. Ooh, she's trying to slip her cuff. You might want to stack her. She might try to skin the cat on you. >> You know what? >> I wouldn't ever. >> I don't know what that means. If you guys want to hold her arms, I'll put her in these so she can't get out. Yeah, we'll take care of it. Maybe we'll slip them over the Maybe not. Here, take one of my cuffs. >> You know I'm so disrespectful. And I'm so sad. >> You did this to yourself. Bring your arms >> I didn't do anything. You will see that we gave you >> every opportunity we could possibly >> No, I didn't. I really did and you literally like give everything like nothing. But that's okay. That's okay. I know exactly the type of people that you are. I know exactly the type of people Poppy Poppy, put them exactly who they are. Exactly. >> Appreciate it. >> Gordo, put them exactly who they are. Some pieces of [ __ ] >> Yeah. Uh, do we have a cage I can pop her in? >> I'm I'm I'm I'm a person I'm I'm a whole person. So, I know exactly who each and every one of y'all are. Yeah, I know exactly who >> Stephanie faced multiple charges, including assault on a law enforcement officer, obstruction, and battery. After reviewing the case, the court found probable cause, appointed her a public defender, and set a $2,000 bond with conditions banning alcohol and drugs. Prosecutors later decided to move forward only with the battery charge, to which she pled not guilty. Her case remains active with a plea conference scheduled for November 13th, 2025 before Judge James Nutt. Stephanie's story is more than a late-night arrest. It's a reminder of how quickly confusion and emotion can spiral into chaos. The court gave her another chance, a bond, a lawyer, and conditions to stay clean. It shows how, in moments of stress, the choices we make can decide our freedom, our safety, and our future. Respect, communication, and staying calm can turn a tense encounter into a peaceful resolution.