for a drive. I don't have access to any of my accounts. >> Let me just talk to you real quick. >> October 5th, 2023, [music] police were called to a residence after reports of an ongoing battery that had already spiraled out of control. >> Call a fight. >> Oh, yeah. >> Were you involved? >> Yeah, that crazy ass girl upstairs. >> What happened? >> She needs to go to jail. Like, I don't You guys are out here every day for this. >> What happened? She like comes out of the woods and she starts walking towards me and I'm like, "Today ain't the day. Just go away for real." So I'm like, "Go upstairs. What? What? What the are you going to do?" Gets like right in my face like this. I'm like, "Back up out of my personal space and go upstairs. There's kids out here." >> So next thing you know, she just starts putting her hands on me. So I did. I grabbed her by her throat, took her to the ground, and tried to keep her on the ground so she would stop. >> When you say put her hands on you, what exactly did you do? >> She was put she was pushing me. She was hitting me. She was trying to scratch me. So I took her to the ground and I just tried to keep her there so she would cut it out. >> Then what happened? >> And then she was like trying to, you know, diffuse a situation, but every time I would let her up, she would start hitting and kicking and screaming and yelling. Yeah. So, I put her ass on the floor again. >> She put her hands on me. >> She's crazy. >> Out of me and threw me to the ground. >> All right, I'll be up there. Talk to you in a second. >> All right, I'll I'll I'll be up there in a second. Okay. All right, go back inside. >> She harasses everybody out here every single day. Every day. This is an everyday occurrence. >> Did you see it? >> Yep. >> You record it? >> Yep. >> Oh, can I see it? My whole life my whole life call the police. >> [crying] >> She kicked you hard. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm okay. I'm just over her. This is every day. Nobody can People can't live. >> I told you I'll be up to talk to you in a second. Relax. >> Okay. All right. >> She was recording me. Just try I had to walk home from the mall and I tried to ask an officer for help for a drive. I don't have access to anybody else. >> Let me just talk to you over here real quick. Just tell me what you saw >> and we'll try to figure this out. >> Okay, I speak. >> Yeah, just try your best. >> All right, she coming. >> I am so Can you please stop yelling? >> Or what? Please forgot. Holy. >> Did you see the initial contact? >> Yes. Did you see her go up to her? >> Yes. >> Okay. And did you see her hit her first? >> My daughter's play. So I see >> she's like, you know, she tried to jump out. >> Do you want to press charges? >> Yeah, actually I do because she needs to go somewhere. >> Ma'am, I'm going to just need some information from you though. Just just sit tight. Okay. She's going to go 15. Okay. She's usually alone. So, but that doesn't mean she invite somebody over. So, I'm going to go smoke a cigarette in my garage. >> I'm going to go smoke a cigarette in my garage. I can't do it. >> Can we please put my AirPod back inside? Cuz I just bought new AirPods cuz I lost mine. Can [clears throat] we please take my phone so I have some? >> It's in It's in I just bought it. >> Okay. >> I have 5 days to get out of here. >> [snorts] >> I hate you guys. What if you break an arm? >> Why don't you just actually break a >> throwing stairs? >> Hey, [clears throat] this get her up and get her in the car. >> Don't want those AirPods. I don't have any access to anything. >> You guys, >> well, now you got a battery and a law enforcement charge. >> That's fine. I already have had a lot of those on my dad growing up. >> 320, George. You do whatever you want. You >> do whatever you're told every time. You're hurting me. >> Yep. Stop resisting. >> My shoes are falling off. >> Okay, >> monkeys. You want to dance, cowboys? Let's do this. You're hurting me. You can release if I try to sit up a little bit. Or are you too short? It's too small. Too small as a person. You ow. You're hurting me. OR WHAT? WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT IT? She choked me first. You [ __ ] I'm just not smart enough to wear a GoPro wherever I go. I hate you. Oh, you protecting, sir. Oh, you big boy. Yeah. You feel so big and in charge. Feel so big. Yeah. I hate you. You know that? You're so big and bad. You protect you. I'm about to lose THAT. I HAVE LOST EVERYTHING. LIKE, WHAT the I have FIVE WHOLE DAYS TO GET OUT OF THIS godforsaken city. I don't have a car. I DON'T HAVE A LICENSE. I DON'T HAVE A FAMILY. Like you Jesus. FORGIVE ME, FATHER, FOR I HAVE SINNED. WHAT THE DO I HAVE TO DO TO GET SOME HELP AROUND HERE? You animals. >> I would have loved to talk to you, but look at how you just behaved. >> You You immediately put handcuffs on me, >> right? Doesn't mean I wouldn't talk to you still. >> I wanted to go smoke a cigarette in my garage. I've been running around all day. >> Well, that's not how well that's not how this works. I don't have a car. >> Okay. [clears throat] >> I don't have anything. >> I asked the police officer for a ride earlier. >> Let's uh step out for a sec. >> Please don't yank me. >> Then don't give me a reason to. Stay right there and spread your legs and listen to Officer Wood. Anything on you? >> I don't have anything. Okay, I got to check. Make sure you don't have anything on you. >> Why would I have something on me? >> Well, because anybody that goes into the jail, we have to check to make sure you don't have any contraband because if you do, then you >> I'm not the one under attack here. All right. You're the one under attack. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm going to walk all the way. I just bought a new phone. Please protect my phone. Please protect my new AirPods. I just bought I just spent money that I don't have on things. Please protect them. I don't have my keys. I don't have access to anything. Oh, that lady just pulled out my brand new hair extensions. By the way, >> she attacked me. I wasn't trying to work, but I've been attracting extremists. All >> the way. Okay. >> She was charged with battery, resisting an officer without violence, and battery on a law enforcement officer. This story [music] shows how quickly small conflicts can explode into dangerous situations when emotions take over. 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