On April 28th, 2023, Fairburn police were called to the Best Western on Oakley Industrial Boulevard after a minor traffic [music] accident turned into a full-blown parking lot beat down. A woman driving a U-Haul box truck attempted to turn into the hotel parking lot while traffic was backed up. She misjudged the clearance and clipped another vehicle [music] sitting in traffic. The accident wasn't serious. Nobody needed an ambulance, [music] and the U-Haul driver wasn't running from responsibility. She pulled into the parking lot, stepped out, and [music] immediately started apologizing. This should have been a simple exchange of insurance information and everybody going home mad, right? Not quite, >> [music] >> because if it were that simple, I wouldn't be telling this story. According to a witness, [music] the U-Haul driver was apologizing and accepting responsibility when the other woman allegedly got in her face, started talking [music] reckless, and swung first. And that is where the situation went left. Somewhere between [music] "I'm sorry" and "Let's handle this like adults", somebody's temper climbed out of the vehicle before the driver did. Words were exchanged. >> [music] >> Threats allegedly followed. One punch was thrown, then another, then a couple more. And within seconds, one woman was on the ground with a knot on her forehead, her pride scattered across the Best Western parking lot, and her wig filing a separate accident report. This is a classic case of letting your mouth write a check your ass couldn't cash. Because hopping out of your car [music] talking a hundred dollars worth of [ __ ] is risky business. Some people are not interested [music] in all that yick yak. You can point your finger, raise your voice, toss your neck around, [music] and threaten to beat somebody's ass. But every once in a while, you're going to meet somebody who skips the argument and goes straight to processing the payment. No debate, no 30-day grace period, [music] just same-day delivery. A fist directly to your jaw. And it is officially a bad morning when you manage to get into a car accident, get your ass kicked, [music] and end up under investigation for DUI all before lunchtime. You woke up expecting [music] coffee and breakfast. You didn't expect your car to be damaged, your forehead swollen, your insurance questionable, [music] and the police asking you to stand on one leg. By the time Officer Steven Lanford arrived, both women had completely different stories. One claimed she had been hit twice, first by the U-Haul and then by its driver. The other admitted she beat her ass, but insisted the entire transaction was self-defense. But while speaking with the woman who appeared to have taken the worst of the beating, Officer Lanford smelled alcohol on her breath. >> [music] >> And just like that, the story shifted from who threw the first punch to "Ma'am, have you been drinking today?" Luckily, >> [music] >> one man working nearby had a front-row seat to the entire disaster. He saw the accident. He heard the argument. And most importantly, he watched that fresh can of whoop-ass get cracked wide open. Let's get into it. Body cam on. >> How we doing? What's going on? >> Here. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm okay. >> hit? >> Yeah, she hit me. >> With what? >> she she turns into this um establishment. I'm going towards the light. She rips off the back of my truck. Right here. >> Uh-huh. >> Now my pipe is leaking. It's right here. And so I get out the car and I'm like, "Girl, are you crazy? Are you tripping? Like, what's going on?" She told me I was >> Who was she driving? >> It's just an accident. It's just an accident. I got insurance. And I'm like, "Okay." And so we talking and we're in each other's face. And she's like, "Back up from me. Back up from And I'm just like What makes you think you can just hit my truck and keep going? So she hit, you know, the whole U-Haul truck. >> Yeah, that's my back of my car. >> Okay. >> She's driving this U-Haul that she parked up there. >> Okay. >> And um >> So were you coming this way and she was turning in here or what? >> I was going straight. She was turning in here. >> Okay. >> And she just goes against the whole backside of my truck. >> Okay. >> And then commence to swinging on me. >> While you were in the car or what? >> No, I was outside the car. We was in each other's face. >> Where were y'all talking at? Like out there on the street? >> Okay. >> Right here. And I'm just like, really lady? >> Okay. >> You're going to just swipe my truck and keep going? >> Okay. >> And she like, I just lost my mother. Like she just went ham. And then dude comes up to me as if he wants to swing on me, too. >> Okay. What's going on, guys? What's What's What's the deal? >> Yeah, I'm moving today and I had a truck down there. It's about a 20-ft truck. I came right here and turned in and she was parked waiting for the light to go. >> Okay. >> And I did I clipped the end of her truck. >> Okay. >> And so when I pulled in, I stopped where your truck was and I I got out of my car. >> Okay. >> Before I could even fully get my feet on the ground, she said, have you lost your [ __ ] mind? I said, I apologize. You know, I hit you. I have my insurance. She said, yeah, get your insurance out, [ __ ] I said, woah, watch your mouth. And then she continued to talk like it was a exchange back and forth. I felt Yeah. I told her I already got my stuff. Ain't no issue. Just call the police. But she >> At that point she felt threatened. >> She kept came to like, have you lost your [ __ ] mind? I understand, you know, a accident would be, you know, emotions high. Like, cool, but I did apologize. I told her I have insurance. No problem. She continued to call me out my name. Her breath was in my face. She's been drinking. You You can DUI her right now cuz she's drunk as hell. In my face talking about [ __ ] this. I said, back up. You need to back up. She did not back up. I felt threatened. I was by myself. My husband was behind me, but he had to go around cuz traffic was just thick right here. So, I'm At this point, I'm here by myself. And she's walking up on me. >> happened here in the parking >> Right here. Right here. [ __ ] Right here. >> She got out of her car to the parking lot. >> Yes, she Yes, she was all right here. She came walking up on me. Like I said, my truck was parked where you are. She was about at my door before I could even get out talking about have I lost my [ __ ] mind. No, but I'm about to. So, I told her to back up. She didn't. Beat her ass. She called the police, and that's That's why we're here. Because it was my fault, and I told her that from the jump. But she was getting to walk up on me talking about I'm from California. I don't give a [ __ ] where you from in real life. >> Got you. >> So, that's what happened. The The accident was my fault. Getting her ass beat was her fault. >> Okay. All right, you got your license on you? >> Yeah. What you mean I ain't telling the truth? You got a witness right here, baby. And somebody saved your life that came from Wendy's. Get the [ __ ] out of here. >> Car 18, you're code three. I'm code four. 33, you can 610. No weapons involved. What did you hit her with? You >> I beat her with my body. That's it. That's all I had. Like I said, she jumped. She came up on me out out the truck. And she asked me have I lost my mind. Get your insurance information. I told her to watch your mouth. Be careful. >> Okay. You can't run up on nobody's >> She I don't know this lady. She's a stranger, and she smell like alcohol. It's It's midday. I'm finna I feel threatened. >> even matter if it is. I don't know. You can't run up on nobody's truck. You messed up. You made a mistake. >> Right. I had insurance. Money's not the issue. >> I got you. Um Just if she starts arguing, let her talk, okay? >> talking. Like, that's all we do. >> Hey. >> Hey, you okay? >> You You work here, or you just doing the landscape? >> I'm just doing the landscape, but what happened was she hit her car. >> You were out here the whole time? >> And the lady right there said she came to fight the lady. She wanted to fight her. So, then the lady didn't want to fight her. >> the aggressor? >> Yep. And she >> had her mind >> She got her ass beat, but it was It's fault. Cuz she >> You were sitting out here? >> She was she she she was fine the lady. >> And you >> Okay. >> So the lady did I she she was trying to you know be calm and everything but the lady right there she she got to have her. But she it was it was her fault. >> Careful. Love it. Okay. Hey, do you have like some kind of information on the truck? >> I don't know. >> Did they make you do >> Right. I just had to like do it. I literally got it from down the street. I did it online. It's all virtual. >> That's that's fine. And do you have like their their insurance or do you have your own personal insurance? >> own personal insurance. >> Okay. Perfect. >> See, I don't even know what exactly you need. >> Just uh if I had to I'll walk down there and get the tag if it's not on your if it's >> not on it's not on here. >> That's fine. I'll get it. >> Hold on. Let me give you a call back, okay? >> All right, you got your license on you? >> I live right next door. >> What right here in Solsist? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> I need to grab my wallet. My driver's license number is >> Okay, hold on one second. During the scuffle? >> Well, I asked her to give me my phone and she's like, "Oh, this your phone?" and she throws it on the ground. >> Is the vehicle registered? >> Yes, sir. >> What's your name ma'am? >> Marguerite Spears. >> What is it? >> Marguerite Spears. >> Spell it for me. >> M A R G U R I T E Spears like Britney. S P E A R S. >> What's your date of birth? >> I'll call you back. >> Give me one second, okay? Come back. She got insurance, too. And what's your current address? It's still showing an old address on What's a good phone number for you? >> I'm not sure what this number is cuz I just turned this one on. >> And it's it's saying you don't have insurance. You got valid insurance? >> Yes, sir. Geico. I mean, not Geico. Um >> Like, you literally just got insurance lately or what? >> Yeah, I just recently got it. >> You got any kind of proof or anything? >> They just sent me that in the mail. It might be in my house. Geico or something like that, but I go through Global Insurance, which I was just trying to call them on the phone right now to get that information for you. >> Okay. >> But, for some reason, they're not picking up, but I was just trying to call Global right now. >> Okay. Is that who it's with, is Global? >> Yeah, my insurance company is Global, right here. 30 30 And I was just calling them to get the information for you. Cuz I just got insurance. >> Okay, so how much have you had to drink tonight today? This morning? >> Probably one little personal bottle of a little shot. >> A little shot? A shot of what? >> Uh lemon vodka. >> A vodka? >> Lemon. >> And that's all you've had is one little shot? >> I didn't have no beer, no nothing else. >> And how long ago was that? >> Maybe 2 hours ago, 9:00 in the morning. >> Okay. You often drink at 9:00 in the morning? >> No, but when I had all my money stolen from my card, somebody stole my information last Friday. They stole $1,001 from me. Took my whole paycheck. I just got paid this morning. I was on my way to pull that money off of that card today so that they didn't steal from me again. >> Got you. >> And I think that's why I was just been stressing out. >> Okay. And you only had one shot, you said? >> Yes, sir. >> About 2 hours ago? >> Yes, sir, at 9:00. >> Okay. >> And it still happened. >> All right. So, I do smell it, okay? All right. So, do you consent to performing the evaluations to to determine your level of intoxication? >> Yeah, as far as what? A sobriety test or walking a line or Yes, sir. >> ma'am. We'll do all that. Yes, ma'am. >> And I'm going >> You want to You can put your key You can put them on the hood or wherever you want to put them at. We'll get this stuff out of your face. We'll We'll turn I'll put you back this way and you can face that way, okay? All right. All right. All right. So, what I want you to do is Stand with your feet together with your hands to your side, okay? All right. What I want you to do is follow my Do you wear contacts? Do you have contacts in right now? >> No. >> Okay. All right. You're going to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only, okay? You're not going to move your head. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. Don't move your head, okay? Keep your head straight still still. I'm going to go up and down, okay? Same thing. Just watch it with your finger, all right? That's actually perfect. We'll use this line right here, okay? >> Uh-huh. >> All right. So, what I want you to do is I want you to put your Just like I'm doing, okay? I want you to go ahead and put your left foot on the line with your right foot in front of it, okay? I want you to stand with your hands to your side just like this. Go ahead and assume that position. So, your left foot, yep, and your right foot in front of it, standing on the line, okay? With your hands to your side, all right? >> Mhm. >> And whenever I tell you to do so, you're going to take nine You're going to stay in this this position until I tell you to start, okay? When I tell you to, you're going to take nine heel-to-toe steps, okay? You're going to count out loud and look at your feet at all times, all right? It's going to look like this. I'm going to demonstrate three, you're going to do nine, okay? Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> All right, you're going to go one, two, three, until you get to nine. You're going to turn by taking a series of small steps, leaving your lead foot planted, okay? It's going to look like this. And then you're going to come back nine. You're going to count one, two, three, until you get to nine, okay? Don't stop until you've completed. Make sure you look at your feet, count out loud at all times with your arms to your side, okay? Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay, go ahead and begin. >> Nine, 10, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. So, I turn like that? >> Mhm. >> Is that okay? You start one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. >> All right, the last one is going to be one leg or one leg stance, okay? Go ahead and stand with your feet together with your arms to your side, okay? Whenever I tell you to start, you're going to choose whichever foot you feel more comfortable with, okay? You're going to keep your arms to your side, you're going to raise it about 6 in off the ground. You're going to [clears throat] raise it about 6 in off the ground with your toe parallel to the ground with your leg straight, pointed outward, okay? You're going to keep your arms to your side, you're going to count out loud. 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, until I tell you to stop, okay? You're going to look at your feet, keep your toe pointed and your foot parallel to the ground, okay? If you put your foot down, I want you >> I'm just remembering what you're saying. >> Right, I'm going to reiterate, okay? So, if you put your foot down, you're going to pick it back up and you're going to continue where you left off, okay? So, you're going to count 1,001, 1,002, 1,003 until I tell you to stop, okay? Whichever foot you feel more comfortable with lifting, okay? About 6 in off the ground, all right? Give me 1 second. All right, whenever you're ready, you can go ahead. >> I was in a blue car, 5 11 37. >> 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, 1,004, 1,005, 1,006. Did you tell me to go to six? >> I told you to go until I tell you to stop. >> Sorry. >> It's okay. >> 1,001, 1,002. >> It's okay. All right, you're good. You're good. All right. All right, so I do believe you have more than one one shot, okay? You want to go ahead and be honest with me? On a scale of 1 to 10, how drunk do you think you are? >> Um not intoxicated like to the point where I would get into an accident or cause any bodily harm or anything. >> it. The accident is not your fault. You just happen to be intoxicated getting hit. Sometimes a drunk person just let it ring, okay? >> Yes, sir. My mom is coming by, so >> It's okay. Well, I can't prove the vehicle has insurance, so the vehicle is going to >> I can go and get the mail. I live right next door. >> Okay, well, I'll try to call them and see if I can I'll try to call them and see, okay? But as of right now, I'm placing you under arrest, okay? Driving while intoxicated, all right? Go ahead and turn around, put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. >> All right, put your hands behind your back. All right, you want me to have you somebody come check you out for that cut right there? Did you get that by falling or what? >> No, she like she jumped on me. >> I got you. I got >> The girl jumped on me. She should be going to jail, too. >> I got a witness who said you come up and approach her, all right? >> I approached her in her face, but I did not swing on her. She punched me in my face. She kicked me. >> Let me go ahead and finish this, okay? >> I have a bruise right here. >> Look, let me explain something to you, okay? You know what kind of world we live in right now? If somebody walked up to me after an accident hostile, like he said you were, I'll get it. You You could be having a bad day. I understand. But somebody walked up to me hostile, you think we's going to be cool? And I'm just going to let you walk up on me? It ain't going to happen. All right? >> I really need this money. If I can't pay my rent, I'm really in big trouble. That's why I was going to this gas station to get >> are unfortunate. I agree. Your circumstances are unfortunate, okay? Turn around for me. I got to read you something, okay? How old are you? >> 49. >> 49? All right. So, All right. So, I got to read this word for word, okay? The state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highways of this state upon the submission of your state of upon this your submission to the state administered chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances for the purpose of determining if you're under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you refuse this testing, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of this state will be suspended for a minimum period of 1 year. Refusal to submit to this blood or urine testing, blood, breath, or urine testing may be offered into evidence against you at trial. If you submit to testing and the results indicate an alcohol concentration of .08 g or more, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive upon the highways of this state may be suspended for a minimum period of 1 year. After first submitting to the requested state test, you are entitled to additional chemical tests of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances at your own expense from a qualified personnel of your choosing. Will you submit to the state administered chemical test of your breath? No? All right, so at this time you are under arrest for driving under the influence, okay? Yes, ma'am. All right, put it in your car for a minute. All right, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. All right, what's a good phone number for you? Yes, ma'am. Hey George, you search her up good? Might want to search her up. I know she got two phones on her. What's that? No, it's fine. You good. Just use the back of your hand. All right, let's walk up there and get that information on that truck. Hey man, you mind if I get your information and just mention you in the report so that way she don't try to get Okay. Yes, sir. Yes, yeah, just your name, date of birth, and your phone number is fine. It's D E M E T R I U D E M E T R I U S Maynard, M A Y N A R D What's your date of birth? I hate that happened, but uh >> Me, too, man. >> It was really that lady's fault. I mean, that girl was like, "I'm sorry. It's my fault." But then that girl start fighting her. But I guess I see why she start fighting her. Yeah, plus >> I'm trying to click on my reservation number. Maybe that it has it in there. But there's nothing in the glove, apparently. >> Does it have like a VIN on it or anything? Click on the >> Which one? >> Click on the regis- that can you click on that registration? >> The link right here that says all that stuff? >> Uh insurance >> Insurance card, your registration. Yep. >> Car 385 clear in the route. >> I don't have my phone. >> Can you make it bigger for me? >> Read it to me? No. I just don't want to write all this [ __ ] down. Uh-huh. >> Can I text it to you or screen or >> You don't got a phone to Yeah, just can you can you screenshot and text it to me? >> I can. >> Do that. Just don't call the police. >> Oh, yeah. You don't got to worry about that. I'm most definitely going to >> [laughter] >> You don't got to worry about me calling the police. Okay, what is your number? >> And you said you have personal insurance? Like you you got to listen on your Do you have that insurance card on you? >> Um it's um a virtual one, but I can text it to you as well. >> That's perfect. I'm going to make my own. >> That's how they doing it nowadays. Making it >> I know. I know. I know. I know this [ __ ] cuz I got Progressive. They don't even want to see a card anymore. Although I don't I'm perfectly fine with it. I don't >> Okay, just give me one second. I don't >> Yeah, they doing everything virtual Which is fine. I don't have a problem with it. It's just out of state stuff it's not going to show me and then it don't show me like if I run you it's not going to give me your personal insurance. You know what I'm saying? I saw she had two phones on right? >> I said she had no phone. She said she just had that one. No, I took off her I took the phone and card off her. >> Okay. >> She complaining about the handcuffs hurting, but I checked for fit. It was good. >> Oh, the thing's loose now. >> I thought just one number. >> Okay, just to that same number. Okay, I'll send it. I go on my Wi-Fi and >> Is it drivable or what? >> Yeah, like I said, it was just a little hair, but I nicked your hairline. I didn't know nothing. >> Oh, well, I mean, these things are tanks, man. So, a little bit on yours is going to be like >> Which is understandable, but when I got out I it was just her tail light. I It was straight. >> Where did it even hit yours at? >> That's what I That's what I'm saying. Like, I feel like it was in the >> Yeah, it should be towards the back, actually, now that I think about it. >> It was in See, I was turning in. So, it would have happened on this side. Yeah, cuz I was turning in. It would have had to been right here. >> It's probably this right here. It looks like gray paint right there. >> Yep. Yep. >> Is that fresh? >> But, I'm I'm just going to When I get to my Wi-Fi, I'm going to text that same number. But, yeah. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Okay, that's all you need from me? >> Yep. I got a paper uh let me get you a case number. Hold on. For the accident. Of course, you will be at fault in the accident. >> That's fine. >> Which I mean Oh, it's an accident. That's >> That's what the witness said. That's why I love a witness. >> That's why I was like, thank you for just being honest, sir. Cuz I did hit her, but she didn't have to do all that. >> I mean, that's what I told her. I was like I was like Look, you know what? The day and age we live in, somebody walk up on me after an accident >> Right. >> It's going to go down. >> I told my wife the same thing. >> You You're not at You're not at fault. Burbank 30 radio. What's my case number, please? >> Burbank 30 radio, clear case >> is going to be 88 89 8889. >> You know what? I would have just said that we can do that. >> That's it. >> I was wrong, but >> But she did the most. I'm kind of a mood. >> You can come to my daughter and tell her that. >> All right, but yes, I promise I will send you a >> Yeah, so in 35 business days, the report will be ready. You can either come to the police department. Do you have a new address yet? >> Do I have a new address? >> Yeah, didn't you say you were moving? >> Yeah. Yeah, it's still the same one on the >> Dandy Trace is Okay, that's a good address. Okay. >> Yeah, this is where we're going. >> All right, perfect. All right, thanks, guys. Just let letting you all know that you were in an accident. >> Mhm, of course. >> And then, you know, sometimes they trip about it, but I don't even >> That's how they angle >> that's where it happened at. That's where I would think. >> Yeah. >> Probably, it would have had to been on this side how I was turning in. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yeah, so thank you. >> Yep, no problem. >> Okay. Thank you. >> You want to put two pair on her if she needs two or what? >> she's good. >> She keep moving. >> Okay. >> I put a whole finger in there. So, he was running me by it. This this this craziness that's going on. So, >> You want to say it, man? I'm a [ __ ] magnet. Go ahead and say it, bro. >> This person got hit by a U-Haul, right? >> God damn, it smell man, it smell like here, bro. It smell like straight up liquor, man. Stick your nose in here, bro. >> It's hot in here, but >> Bro, it smell like straight up alcohol. >> She crying or something? >> I thought she'd be She shouldn't have been drinking. >> Oh. >> You're raising 10-10-32. >> That's just a moment. >> I am able to copy 10-22 at 225 Forest Brook Drive, 225 Forest Brook Drive. I'm clear with that. I'm going to >> All right, let me go work on the paperwork. I'm going to have to get one of y'all to transport for me, maybe I might get Potts or Russell to do it. >> Why is she not being arrested? She's attacking me. I'm ready to file charges against her for attacking me. >> Um you can do that, but I have witnesses saying that you approached her, okay? Like I explained to you that somebody walks up to me aggressively. >> assaulted her. I never physically assaulted her like she did me. >> You can You can talk to the judge about it, okay? Because >> It's not okay to physically assault people. >> I have a witness saying that you walked up to her >> to have a conversation. >> aggressive manner. It's your word against hers, okay? And I got a witness saying that you >> destroy my iPhone. All of that, and she doesn't go to jail? >> Look, if y'all were in a fight and your phone gets destroyed during a fight >> Would I have >> Then I have witnesses Then I have witnesses saying that you were the primary aggressor in the fight. Okay. Well, you can you can >> She attacked me and destroyed my property. >> You can You can go talk to the Fulton County judge, okay, about taking out Cuz I don't have charges on her, okay? You're the primary aggressor, okay? If you would have just sat out there and called 911 instead of coming up to her all of this would have been avoided from the get-go, okay? If somebody comes up to me aggressively after an accident >> Then it's all right. So, it's just like somebody coming up and shooting somebody. >> defending yourself. It's defending yourself. No, that's not really the same You can't really You can't really compare apples and oranges. What? >> Yeah, we going to take this this this part trip. I'm sorry. >> You good. >> Yeah. Yeah. Why I got to be such a [ __ ] magnet? What what happened? >> She came for accident. And she so She got out. The U-Haul was turning in and clipped her back bumper. >> Yeah, give me 1 second, okay? What she What she saying? >> She said she live next door. >> Yeah, no. She's driving intoxicated. She was coming from home. She was coming from home drunk. And she I got a witness saying she walked up to the other woman. >> The social worker >> No, I'm not going to be >> I'm in the U-Haul. >> Vehicle one, yeah. And was like starting [ __ ] with her and got her ass whooped. >> She got beat. The intoxicated lady >> Why y'all ain't going to take her to jail? I was like, if you walk up to me talking [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> I don't want to be on your face. She was like, "So you you could just shoot somebody?" >> Nah, hell no. >> She got scrapes on her scrapes on her hand. >> Okay, I'm going to go ahead and get her transferred. >> I'm working on Yeah, if you want Yeah, that's fine. >> Y'all have more personal belongings? >> I do. Huh? >> I don't want no seatbelt. It's already too restricted here. >> That's our policy. Uh-oh. I thought you were just talking to your friend today about something. >> Huh? >> Boyfriends and your boyfriends and you used to date him. >> I'm about a 36. Well, that's just great. >> What is the reason you were on the street, ma'am? >> I'm trying to get your case number, please. It should be a crime to talk and walk on the phone at the same >> Uh >> It's distracting. >> First year. What's our number? >> I'm trying to copy 06840684. >> All right, so this right here is going to be your your driver's license until you go to court to get your driver's license back, okay? If you had your driver's license on you, I would have seized them and take turn them over to the state, okay? Uh this right here is how you go to court and how you go to about getting your license back, okay? If you can get a permit or not. Uh that's up to the judge, okay? This is going to be in your packet whenever you get to you get to East Point, all right? Got any questions for me? >> Yeah, I need the information of yourself and the information of the lady that attacked me. >> Yes, ma'am. Uh your the card for you is in your car, but I'll give you a new card. It's in your vehicle. Here's hers. She'll need that. >> Ooh, nobody take a look at you today. >> I did this morning, but I got to go get them again. They got >> And y'all cuff me from the front like >> No, ma'am. >> I appreciate >> No, ma'am. That's against our policy. >> You want to get called in the morning. >> What's my case number on that? Hey, Ortega, what's my case number? 8889? 88889. You're holding the paper, girl. All right, I'm going to put this in your in your packet, too, okay? This is for the your report. Whatever information they provide you, okay? I don't get to determine that, You know, her personal information will be redacted. Um >> So, how do I file charges? >> You'll have to file civil charges against for the phone, okay? Um >> I'm talking about for my bodily person and my injuries that I I received from her. I have a bruise on my left arm. I have cuts on my hands. >> Um you'll have to you'll have to go up to Fulton County to >> in my head. You know. >> Okay. Well, I asked if you needed medical attention. That was the first thing I asked you, okay? >> okay because it's not ever okay to put your hands on another person. >> You'll have to go up to the Fulton County Courthouse to file for charges, okay? >> And how will I do so if I don't know her name? >> Um they may be able to get the information from my from my report, okay? I can't get that information out, but if they want to if they need to get it, they they may be able to get it. >> So, there's a way for them to retrieve it is what you're telling me? >> Um it should be. I'm not sure. I don't I don't deal with that side of it. Okay? All right, we're going to get you up there, all right? >> Are you armed? >> Yes. >> So, you Don't do that when I'm talking. I don't have my cell phone. >> Um My first name Multiple times. I'm sorry. >> Okay. You have any third degree burns or anything like that? Yeah. And your last name? >> Spears. >> S P E A R S? What's your first name? >> Maria.