Where is my kid? >> Look, I don't want you to slip and fall. You've already slipped and fell several times, remember? >> How much did you have to drink tonight? >> This is not fully alcohol. >> Can I tell you some good news? >> Best of body care. Mom reports missing son, but cops find him in her car. Okay. Okay. THE [ __ ] DOOR. YOU I DID IT. YOU AGAIN. ALL OF THIS IS ON CAMERA. Back up. You better get your hands off me. >> Then don't put your finger on my foot. >> I DID IT. YOU STEPPED INTO MY HAND. MY KID IS in here. >> Stop. >> THIS IS THE LAST PLACE MY KID WAS. >> OKAY. >> Let me think about this. >> Yes. >> I would be saying if I really thought, YO, WHAT IS HE DOING WITH THE STACK of cash at the door? No, NOTHING. MY SON 17 was here. >> You come in. >> They were here. She was her kid. >> Mhm. >> And she she was sitting at she was trying to sit at the bar and then we the group of manager. No, you're drinking. >> Michael, don't leave me here. Michael kid next to you. You have to leave. Either you sit at the table. Dude, she's saying it like like this guy took him. I don't think that's the case. You're not going to get very far with that. Did they say she was drunk? >> Or 36 recall [clears throat] >> or you have to just >> But she's she's been acting like super weird all night. You need to leave. You know, where where's your kid? >> She's been acting super weird all night. And then she goes, >> I don't she he left like >> and now how old do you think he was? >> He's like 16 15 years old. He's not a kid kid. He's >> he's very grown up now. He probably knows. >> But she like sent him somewhere. I don't know where. And then she's staying here for probably like another hour and then I don't know what. >> But she's she's kind of >> Yeah. You guys want her obviously away from your building? >> Yeah. >> Watch out. >> No, I'm not. >> I'm coming outside. >> You need to >> dude. Come on. >> Dumb ass. >> OKAY. >> WHERE IS MY KID? >> I DON'T WHAT? Do you have a phone number for your kid? >> WHERE IS MY >> HE'S NOT INSIDE your kid. >> It's so looking for your child. Sure. Good parenting. Embarrassing your child. Not great parenting. if he was inside or anywhere on this boardwalk. This is pretty embarrassing. >> SO, how do I They don't know where your kid is. >> What's your phone number for your kid? Does your kid have a phone? >> Where is my kid? >> Where are you staying at right now? >> Come on. Let's go over here and talk. >> I want to get away from her. >> Come on, ma'am. Let's go talk over here. >> THERE'S NOTHING TO TALK ABOUT. DUMB ASS. KNOWS HOW TO GET INTO Chevy with a alarm on his phone. >> What? What's his phone number so I can call him? >> Huh? What's his phone number so I can call him? >> Okay. >> Yeah, you're under arrest, [ __ ] Oh, I I That was so shocking to me. Spitting is one of the mosting disrespectful things you can do to a person. It is so incredibly disrespectful. Like, your face deserves my discarded bile. [ __ ] you. Where's my >> Oh, now she's about to cry. That was so Yo, okay, sorry. I'm getting mad for a second. People that go from demanding to aggressive to victim, [ __ ] you. A lot of times, our anger hides our vulnerability and our sadness. Okay? But if your anger gets to the point of spitting on people, you need toinging check yourself. And I know I'm not your mom. I just be getting mad about it. My breathe extra hard >> 363. I got one to 10. >> Where is my dude? Don't even walk. I just >> Can I get 350? >> I don't say you enough to people in my regular life no matter what they do. [laughter] Cuz I don't encounter behavior like this. But if I did, [ __ ] you, lady. Get up. >> Oh no. >> Where's my tree? I don't know cuz I know I'm lean you up. >> Please not do this. WHERE IS MY KID? I DON'T NEED YOU TO PUT your in my back. >> So I don't want you fall over after >> you just spit in my face. >> Nasty. >> So that's what you're mad about instead of my kid. >> Come on. >> The woman was too stunned to speak. You hear that conversation? You just spit in my face. No, I didn't. Yes, you did. Okay. So that's what you're mad about. >> Criminal offensive side eye. Let's stand up. >> No. Where is my kid? >> I don't know. Stand up. >> Stop. >> Okay. >> We're going to wait on this deputy. >> My kid. Talk a little bit harder. I need my kid. >> I need my kid. It was his senior. >> She just spit in my face. >> Didn't make sure you have all of that. >> You can't do that to people. >> You better make sure. >> And guys, if she would do that to an officer that has the authority to take her to jail that night. Imagine what she's doing to just regular people when she doesn't get her way. >> You have everything on camera about >> the black body cam was rolling. >> All right, fair enough. You better make sure you have all of that before then. >> My is a black. >> It's windy, so it probably dried up a lot. >> I don't care about that. >> Stop. Stop. Why? >> Don't miss this. >> I was trying to talk to you about it, man, but you then you spit my face. We're going to go talk over here. My kid is >> Stop. >> We will talk about your kid WHEN WE GET TO >> WORRIED ABOUT THAT, YOU [ __ ] YOU >> SPIT IN MY FACE. >> MY KID IS MISSING. >> LET'S GO. >> NO, you better. >> Look, I'm petty. If I'm a cop and you're like, "My kid's missing." But you spit on my face. But let me take you in first and we'll figure out the rest later. Yeah, we'll be we'll figure it out later, lady. >> Oh my god. Thank you. Oh my god. >> You stop resisting us right now. You're going to the car. My kid isn't really missing. You better hope they come. My kid isn't really missing. Hear me out. You better hope cuz he has every lock. He knows how to get my car. I came down here at night watch. >> You better hope to God that my kid isn't missing. >> Stand up. You don't want to drag me. >> I DON'T CARE ABOUT YOU dragging me. You caning mess up everything ABOUT ME. BUT WHAT ABOUT my kid? >> WHAT ABOUT MY KID? MAN, I have to stand up. >> You going to stand up? >> Where's my kids? >> We'll look for your kid. Stand up. Let me grab my You got your phone on you? >> I'll do whatever you want to do. >> I'm going to go to my car and grab mine. >> Huh? Please. >> I'm >> What's your kid's phone number? >> Yo, also somebody in chat said, "She's one of those people who make me exhausted just watching her." And if we can just take a minute and go into Bose land for a minute, chat, this is a type of person, right? The emotional exhaust that will exhaust you to get their way. And if you're a person that is easily overwhelmed, WE BE GETTING STOP. PLEASE STOP. LEAVE ME ALONE. OKAY. I'LL DO WHATEVER YOU WANT. OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. LIKE THAT'S how my brain works sometimes and I'm extremely susceptible to anyone who is an emotional overwhelm. In my brain I assess, can I give you what you want without compromising my needs? And the biggest mistake I I make is saying yes to that every time because I convince myself that I don't have any needs and then they take and they take and they take from me until I'm exhausted. Anybody know what I'm talking about? I have a very strong visceral reaction to seeing people like this because I've been taken advantage by them my whole life. This is my kryptonite, MAN. BUT NOT ANYMORE. I'm a lot meaner these days, guys. I'm a lot meaner. Let me ask you guys right now. Do you think you're a nice person? Do you think you're a little too nice? It's okay to say you're too nice. Want to in chat if you think you're a little bit too nice. I have a special fun little request for you for the year of 2026. I would like you, and I give you permission to do so, I would like you to get 10% meaner because you're always too nice all the [ __ ] time. Okay? I just want you to get 10% meaner. And if you need to get like 50% meaner for a minute just to assess like what is going on over here, you're not going to cross lines because you're too nice all the time anyway. Just just let the pendulum swing one direction and it will level out. And I give you permission if you need the permission cuz some of you do, okay? You just need it from some type of external source. Not that I'm God, the jury, anything like that. You just need it from an external source and I'll do it for you. All right? I want you to be 10% meaner. That's all. >> Okay. Is there another is there another number? >> No. >> Okay. You have a husband or anything? A boyfriend? >> My husband, which is his dad, lives in Louisiana. He That's why. >> So then where's where's your son live? Where do you guys me? >> Where do you >> He's not just walked off knows how to get into the car. He waited for everybody. That's why everybody's here. >> Make sure that everybody has the right home. He knows how to get into my car. He waited even even what kind of car is it? >> It's the white Chevy track. >> What year? >> It's a license by 2024. He knows it's a military place. He knows. He knows how to watch this. >> What kind of military place? >> Navy. Come on. There's one. >> Let's go on a stand up so we can get to my car and keep talking about this. Okay. It'll make it a lot easier. What's his last name? >> Okay. All right. We'll stand up so we can go talk about this at the car. Okay. You ready? We're going to help you up. >> Three, two, where's the kid? Well, they established a minute ago that the kid was about 16 or 17 years old per the store clerk. So, now I'm starting to wonder when she presented it. It's like she was looking for a 5-year-old. That's what I thought at first until he said that. And now I'm like, is this just a teen? Is this just a teenager that wanted to like get away from his mom? >> But I need >> I would want to get away from her. >> Can you guys just like I'll just for >> Can you just I know how to walk with this kid. >> Okay, let's walk to the cars and we'll go talk over there. >> Okay, we'll just Can you just let go? Can one of you go over? >> Look, I don't want you to slip and fall. You've already slipped and fell several times, remember? >> Because >> Okay, come on. You got mad that I spit in your face, but it's my kid. Can you imagine if it's your kid AND THEN YOU WALK? >> THAT WAS ONE OF THE most I watch so many body cams on this channel. You can subscribe, by the way, pass the body cam with BS on YouTube. Thank you, chat. Was that not one of the most aggressive spit takes? Spits, excuse me, I have ever seen in a [ __ ] video. One of the most aggressive. >> Yeah, but she walked inside me. >> I still have snot running down in my face. >> I don't care. You should have IT IN YOUR MOUTH. STOP IT. >> WE'RE GOING DOWNSTAIRS. SO, I'M going to grab it. I don't want you to fall. >> I know how to do it. I did this numerous times cuz I'm still trying to figure out where my kid is. >> Okay. Where did you park your car at? >> Over there. >> Over there. Like in front of who? Uhuh. You're going to these cars first. >> I know. I know. >> Come on. Come. All right. You can go. His name is How to get into my car? He knows. >> Does he have your car keys? >> Yes. He doesn't even have to have my car keys. Does >> he have a driver's license? >> Yes, he's >> You think he left your car here? >> No, he would never do that. Same person. >> So, you think he might be in the car over there or is the car not over there right now? >> In the car three times >> and he's not in the car? >> No. >> Okay. Did he have any friends out here? Cuz I know it was like the last day for seniors. >> He's also the same person that walks over and he's like, "Hey guys, >> he said you talking about. >> He said, "You guys can't read." >> He said, "Stop." He stopped. I'm like, "Call. >> We just don't want you to follow." >> Yeah. But when he said to me, he said to me, he's like, "Mama, we can't read people like this." >> The child is trying to teach the mother. That's what that line tells me. He knows that his mom is reckless or all over the place, and he gets tired of it. It's probably embarrassing. It also kind of freaks me out that she comes off as one of those parents that's like, "Okay, if you're not going to do what I told you to do, I'm going to embarrass you. That's your punishment." Yo, anybody in chat ever dealt with like a parent or a sibling like this before? Can happen a lot with siblings, too, but definitely with parents. You can throw one in the chat if you have before. Look, I need you to know that if you grew up with this in the home, uh, you are trained in the art of psychological warfare. You're a lieutenant, baby. Okay? You need to get out there and remember that you know what the [ __ ] is going on. You get a little confused sometimes because confusion is how people control you. Confusion is the fastest way to control anything. You can control a narrative. You can control an insecure person. You can even control a I don't know big celebrity legal dispute by stirring a whole bunch of confusion. But anyways, confusion. It works. You deploy it on the masses and it's over. You deploy it on one single person, you're screwed. Now imagine if that was your entire entire childhood. Here's the deal. The minute that you get rid of the confusion, you cut through all the [ __ ] And I know that's why some of you guys watch my videos. I appreciate it. I'm here to walk with you. If you learn anything, great. If you're just here to watch some [ __ ] up body cams, amazing. But if you've been through the war, I got you. All right, listen. You get rid of the confusion. Underneath it all, you're a lieutenant. Okay? Nobody can trick you. These people trained you in the art of war in your own home from an early age. You're like one of those little superheroes that got all the training when they were five. You just didn't want it and it wasn't as fun and you can't move things with your mind. But it's like something like that. Anyway, >> he said to me, he's like, "Mama, we can't leave people like this. Never leave somebody. That's why. >> Where do you think might be right now? >> The whole place tonight. When I was sitting there, everybody came in there and they already saw the whole place. I don't even know what that bar is called cuz I don't go in there. Senior frogs. >> I don't said to me, "Please wipe my nose." God, I don't care about my nose. Just please get my kid. >> Okay, look. >> Came in there and he said to me, he was like, "Mama, I'm going to watch you. Even the people Like doesn't leave me. Doesn't leave me. >> All right. So, let's stand up. Okay. >> Yeah. Doesn't leave me. Doesn't leave me. >> All right. We're just going to get in this back seat. Okay. >> Here. I I'll make sure they're not too tight. But >> yeah, but this girl, I won't do this. >> I used to be a 911 dispatcher. Won't do this. I promise. He even came into the senior frog. >> Senior frog one more time. >> What if I go to slender? She's like, "No, mama. It's okay. Even get me over here. It's okay." >> And I even showed up today and I met everybody at the beach and they started talking all the >> Okay, come on. Get in the car. It's not a debate anymore. I know, but this sign my kid from the kid. >> So, this this deputy is going to go drive over there. What year is the tracks? >> It's a 2021. It >> has a US Navy tag. >> You go look over there and see if you can see one track. >> Just Just hang out for one. Hang out for one second. >> All right. What's your last name? >> All right. What's your son's last name? >> What's his first name? What's his middle name? Ma'am, I need to know your son's name in order to do this missing person stuff. What's his middle name? Take a deep breath. Thank you. Spell the last name one more time. Look at me. Sit up. Sit up so we can talk about your son. I'm trying to find out the information I need in order to assist you finding your son. says date of birth. >> Yes or no? >> Huh? >> Boo is not over here. >> My other deputies. >> What the hell are you talking about? >> What was What was he last wearing? too. [laughter] >> Huh? >> And he has my phone, too. >> Okay. Well, then what's your phone number? >> Boo was with me the whole night. >> Okay. >> Watched us every time the whole night. >> I didn't even know that that place was called seen >> and knew it. And then I went to the restroom and he was gone. When I came back, >> how old was he? 18. >> 17. >> 17. What was he wearing? But he's little. >> Okay. What was he wearing? >> If I can't get this information, I can't call. >> So, the quicker you're going to give her a little bit. >> Can I tell you some good news? >> Let it feed my kids. >> Yep. Your kid's asleep in the car. [laughter] >> How do you get home? chat. >> Yeah, we are absolutely cooked, chat. GG. >> Remember I kept saying, why does she keep saying he knows how to get into my car? He knows how to get in my car. I thought that that was weird because she was talking about him about him like he was like a toddler, like he was like a 5-year-old. But now I'm like, did you know that he was probably in the car the whole time and you just want to be [ __ ] crazy? >> Yes. Yes. He He got the driver's license last year, she says. >> Oh, this poor girl. >> But I'm going to take her over there. >> I mean, I got her pulled up in. >> All right. Hey, listen. [laughter] Listen, listen. Hey, how [laughter] much did you have to drink tonight? >> Yeah, valid question. >> How much did you have to drink tonight? [laughter] >> All right, I'm just going to take her over there. Understandable >> 360. >> Are you passing? >> He's in the car. He's in the car. >> He was not there. He was not there. No, no, no, no, no. As long as he's there, I'm okay. Dude, I understand that she's drunk and her drunkenness is really annoying me, but I I've said this before in videos. Usually the alcohol isn't entirely the problem. We don't even watch videos where the person is just drunk. It's usually the alcohol brings out an underlying behavior trait that even comes out when they're not drunk. You know what I mean? And that that's what you're seeing. Like this is not fully alcohol. All right, man. What's going on with mama tonight? >> Oh, I don't know. She probably >> I got you. You going to be able to drive her home? Cuz clearly she can't drive. >> As long as you got a deal. >> Oh my god, that is so sad. >> Hey. >> Hey. >> Your son Your son's right over here in the car right now. We're talking to him. Can you let him see me cuz he's gonna >> Can you just come over here and talk to me from the other side? [clears throat] >> Yeah, that's my problem. >> To see him in cops. >> All right. So, let's talk about something here. I'm going to read you something. Okay. >> Yeah. You're right. >> How much did you have to drink tonight? >> You had the right to remain silent. Anything you say. >> And chat, do you think she was going to try to drive that car home? I sure think she was. When you're a kid and your parent drives drunk, you don't always know what's going on. But then when you get into your 20s or your 30s and you realize, damn, mom did not care about me enough to drive me around drunk. It is really [ __ ] sad. >> Can be I got to read it to you. >> Yeah. >> Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and have them with you during questioning. >> Yeah, but say it to my kid cuz >> you cannot afford a lawyer. be appoint. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed before any question you wish. >> I care about him more than anybody. >> If you decide to answer questions without a lawyer present, >> I also hate language like that. I care about him more than anybody in the world. She is also saying to this child, I care about you more than anybody in this world. And what you were teaching to a child is I will stalk you. I will humiliate you. I will follow you around. I will yell at you. I will put you in grave danger. And this is love. Is this abusive? I think so. But you're literally telling the child that this abuse is love. And then what are they going to go do, chat? They're going to go out into the world and they're going to seek some kind of abusive partner because that's what their brain registers as love. And it all starts with people enabling this type of behavior and being like this intensity, this is love. This is the only way that you'll feel anything by going through these intense ups and downs that make you feel uncomfortable and then for a moment you feel safe. This is love. No, it's not. So, I just hate her [ __ ] saying, "I care about you more than anybody in the world." Because if you cared about him, you wouldn't be driving him around drunk. >> You still have the right to stop at any time. You also have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to a lawyer. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to you before any questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer any questions without a lawyer present, you still have the right to stop at any time. You also have the right to stop answering any time until you talk to a lawyer. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> I need a verbal yes or no. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> But I really wasn't listening. I'm just glad that my kid's okay. >> All right. Well, then >> do you want me to give you one more opportunity to understand the rights? >> I just want to be able to go home with my kid and for him to understand. >> Can I read you these things? Can I read you your rights one more time >> and you listen and understand what I'm trying to read to you or No. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I just need to go home. >> So, can I can I just ask you one question? What what made you spit on me? Like I mean it wasn't >> Yeah, >> it it's going to be obvious. >> And you know what? What are we doing now? We're giving a nasty person grace. That's what he's doing. Trying to give her a chance. I don't think she's going to take it. I think we're going to jail tonight. I think we are, but we'll see. >> You just turned, looked at me, and spit at me. Why? >> If you don't have have an answer, that's all you have to say. >> Wow. The no car with my kid. >> The no response is almost even more disrespectful. >> Okay. Why? Why didn't you want to talk to me? Because obviously I was there trying to help you out. If you would have just cordially spoke with me and just let everything go, he and I would have found your son right away. Instead, you turn and spit at me right in my almost in my mouth. Look at me. I want to talk to you as adult. Can you look at me for just a second? No. Okay. All right. So, at this point in time, I could be taking >> This is not a bro thing. If you want to take me to jail, take me to jail. If you want to ask mom spitting in your face, then put your arm down and talk to me like an actual [ __ ] adult. >> He could not have spoken to you more like an adult, you [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] to jail right now. >> Then sit down and talk to me like an adult. >> I can't sit down. >> Why was I banging my head? Or why was I beating the door? You're not going to take any accountability, but at the end of the day, right now, my kid is okay. >> Yes, he is. Okay. >> So, I don't GIVE A WHAT YOU SAY. Just let me out of these handcuffs and let me go to my kid. >> Well, I'm writing a warrant for battery online. >> Fair enough. Cuz I'm going to make sure that everything is brought back. And it's going to be the cameras in there. >> Okay. >> You're going to make sure the cameras are out there. Well, they're out there, honey. I better not be getting no privacy complaint from you, sister. It's [laughter] here. >> I'm going to step out of the car. I I'll get your cuffs off when you get out of the car. >> All right. Just face the car for me. >> You better make sure that you have every camera before you walk. >> Yeah. >> That tactic right there. You better make sure you have proof. You better make sure that you have every camera. What's that tactic, guys? What tool does she have out? The self-doubter tool. If you're a self-doubter and somebody says, "Huh, you better make sure you have proof." Some people, your intuition is really strong, but somebody has made you not trust your intuition and trust them over your own gut and your own intuition. And this is exactly how they do it. You better not trust yourself cuz I I know what's coming. I want you to be so scared that you don't trust yourself. Dirty tactics, man. And to think that people use these on children. We're walking in cuz I have everything on my I have my body. >> I have everything on my body. I have your I have your smile on your face. So you better make sure you have everything. >> Keep facing the other way. >> You asked me why >> because it was my kid. >> Keep facing the other way. >> It was my only kid >> and I was right there with you trying to figure out what's going on. >> I understand. You just think that there's going to be on the door. No, because >> if you would have cordally said that your son was somewhere else, you didn't have you gave me no context. >> You just kept eating on the door. >> I'm in the Navy. >> Okay. >> Oh, okay. >> I don't All I thought was my one human is gone. >> I understand. But if you would have gave me some more information instead of beating on the door, >> I couldn't even understand. >> You finally were able to, right? >> You can't do that to people in my head. >> You can't do that to people in your life. Everything you've done, you can't do to people, girl. Also, I very much appreciated this. Somebody said, "I've been watching Bose since 2021 and I can spot a narc a mile away." Can I just say really quick, I feel like sometimes people that are like new to my content or just see it on the outside looking in, they think like, "Oh my god, this girl has narcissist in every title or she's just throwing this around." Girl, when we say it's a narc, it's going to be a narc. Okay. [laughter] My producers go in on the field and we find that [ __ ] because they think that it's funny to trigger me. [laughter] And also, Narc week will be back soon. I can't wait myself. I'll be doing lots of therapy and preparation beforehand. I would like to think, and I do think we do this, that a lot of my content, whether it's on my main channel or whether it's the body cams, we're not just spectating these things in like almost a gruesome way. I think a lot of people come back because we're looking at extreme personalities through a lens of true crime because there is so much of it in true crime and we get to see it in full [ __ ] technicolor. Normally you don't get to see these behaviors. They're all behind closed doors. So that's what we're doing. >> Can't do that to people in my head. You walk in and you were like, "Oh, it's not a dry person." No ma'am. I legit was ready to go looking for your kid, but I was trying to figure out at that point. >> You're my only person. >> I understand that. I get that. >> Another guilt trip take on the child. You're my only person. You're the only person I can lean on. I'm so sick and you're the only one. God, what a burden. This is >> the love for a mother and her son is un unexplainable and it's unable. >> But listen listen the point that I'm trying to get >> I spit on you because you didn't hear me. >> I was trying to talk to you. >> I know but it was your fault. >> Is that what we do chat when people aren't listening? >> And also mind you this man was listening. But is that what we do when people aren't listening? That movie do a a baby doesn't even do that. >> I was not. >> You don't have to man me. >> All I'm saying is my only person. >> I bet you don't. >> You're going to actually put charges on me. >> I have to take pictures of you because you spit on me. So I'm >> Well, you better make sure you got You better make sure that you say why I spit on you. >> Okay, >> cuz I couldn't breathe. You better make sure. >> Okay. I I thought it was cuz YOU CUZ YOU WEREN'T LISTENING. It's all your fault. No matter what, it's your fault. >> So, you couldn't breathe. That's why you spit on me. >> I literally fell down and you dragged >> Okay. Do you mind if I get pictures of you? >> You are a shitty human. >> Do you mind if I get pictures of you? >> You are such a shitty human. >> She's stalling because she needs a reaction out of you. She needs data to get to the next tool, okay? But she doesn't have anything. So, she's going to repeat something really, really mean to poke at you. This is like a This is like a button press. And it's also meant to make you think that you're doing something wrong by standing up for yourself. >> You literally said that I'm drunk. So, please make sure that you say that. I am. >> So, make sure you say that I'm parched. >> So, I don't know how to breathe. >> It is noted that you are heavily intoxicated. >> HI. >> WHAT IS THAT? YOU'RE just going to come. >> Come on. We're going to ask you to your car. Okay. >> Why not? Why not? Go ahead. I'd rather go to jail tonight. >> It's not a debate. Get out of my car. >> I would rather go in there and be bailed out cuz I would be better off being bailed out than having trouble. >> Come on. Your son's waiting on you. >> Yeah. Now my son's waiting on me and I have to let her go. >> Come on, let's go. >> He's a straight A kid. >> He's not in trouble. >> Yeah, but he doesn't. But guess what? every time he goes to college, he has to say my mom is >> okay. >> Well, you're not black, so you don't know how that works out for you. And you might be black who comes from a I'm just going to say this from living in Florida. When you're black and your parents are military and they don't know your last name, it's going to be like, okay, well, so is it a first generation? So, how many scholarships can you get? >> Let's go to the call. Basically, what she's saying is, I need to be able to weaponize that my child is black and I need to be able to victimize him, but I recognize that one of the officers over here is black, so I need to take away his blackness from him so that me and my son can be the victims here. >> You're worried about me spitting on you right now? >> He want to close the door, too, >> but why can't I just go to jail? Cuz I was just in handcuffs for how long? Make sure that you take all of this here. Make sure that you take all of this. >> My body cam is recording. >> Okay. All right. Good. Let's make sure that all of this >> thing. >> You better make sure that you take all of this. >> Yep. >> And I asked you Hold on. And make sure that you take here. Hold on. >> You want EMS for any of this? >> Oh, absolutely. >> Absolutely. Let's call them at this point. Let's do it. >> Being detained because >> you're going to jail for battery law enforcement. >> So, just sit tight. >> Waiting for a sergeant. Yes, you are waiting on my sergeant to come out here. All right. And he'll be out here. >> So, am I going to jail or am I waiting here? Like, what's the >> Am I waiting or am I going to jail? >> Waiting and then going to jail. [laughter] >> Yes, you're waiting and then going to jail. >> 36er >> 1915 adult female to the precinct one. Copy. No, you said that we're waiting here for your supervisor. >> We're not debating with you anymore. Shut the [ __ ] up. >> I'm so over her. >> We're going right across the street to the uh >> you can follow us, please. >> He acts like he knows who he's >> Okay. Also, I just want to point this out. I have met plenty of uh parents that have some kind of mixed race child. whether the child is adopted, whether it's their child in their mix, they don't bring up their child's race, especially not three times in 29 minutes. It's like their child's race is like not a talking point. Unless the child wants to talk about something rel race related and the parents like, "Yeah, [ __ ] it. Let's do this. I don't know about this or I do know about this or I empathize with how you feel." They don't start playing their child's race constantly as like a card. It's odd. >> We're coming to the precinct. He's going to meet you here. >> Well, things uh plans have changed because of the protocols out here. >> The suspect was charged with resisting an officer with violence and battery on an officer. >> In court, she pleaded not guilty to both charges. >> Ow. >> The suspect's charge of battery on an officer was [music] later dropped. Well, look. She got what she wanted. The video's out. That was evil, bro. Evil. She was evil and exhausting.