On June 22nd, dispatchers received a call from dot to distressed parents reporting that their teenage dot had become violent after her mother took away her laptop. >> She hit me. She punched me. >> This is quite rare. They always send me away. [Music] >> Hey. >> Hey. Idle one. Can the medic pull up to the house for one? Hold on. She just walked back up to the house here. Come here. Okay. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back right now. Okay. You're being detained right now. >> For what? >> For hitting. >> She hit me. I was defending myself. >> Okay, we're going to figure out what's going on. >> I don't want I one detained. Okay. >> One detained. 17. >> All right. The other officers are on their way. Just come over here and talk with me. They'll talk with you. Okay. What's What's going on today? They're accusing me of being on drugs and they want me to get out. >> Okay. >> And so my mom took all my stuff from me and I tried to grab them back and she started hitting me and so I hit her. >> Okay. So you know I was saying so were you home alone and they were on vacation? Is that what's going on? And >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you have any weapons on you right now? No, you don't have anything. >> Okay. Okay. So, >> one, can the medics come right in or do you want them to see one? They can come in. I detained. >> All right. So, you're here. Your parents come home. Is that what happened? >> They came home yesterday. >> They came home yesterday. Okay. So, what happened today? What caused this? >> Nothing. She just came up to my room and like said that I need to get out. Okay. And you do you know what the reason for that was? >> Cuz she said I'm >> Okay. So she told you you had to leave today. Is that that's what caused this? >> Yes. >> Okay. And then what happened after she told you that? >> Then she took the she took all my from me and started taking out of my room. And so I tried to grab it back and she hit me. >> Okay. >> My dad was there. He didn't do anything to stop any of us. Hey, >> me. >> If you wouldn't mind, could you just go go talk to the other officer? Just she's obviously upset. I want you guys any other arguing or fighting. Okay. So, sorry. He he came over here. So, she told you I had to leave and then what happened after that? >> Then she took she took my phone and she started taking everything out of my room and I tried to take it back. >> Okay. And then what happened after? So, she took the stuff out of your room. Then what happened? What? Did you go up to her and what happened? >> She I tried to grab it out of her hands and she she hit me. She punched me. >> Okay. Where did she hit you? >> In the stomach and my ribs. >> Okay. With >> her hands. With everything in her hands. >> Okay. Um and then what happened after that? After she hit you in the >> Then I hit her. >> Okay. And you punch or >> No, I slap. >> So open hands. You hit her. >> And then what happened after you hit her? >> Nothing. When I ran downstairs. >> Okay. You ran downstairs and then what? What happened? You left the house. >> Yes. >> And why'd you do that? >> Because my was calling the police. I don't want to. I don't need to go anywhere. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink or anything today? over like 3 months. >> Okay, that's great. I just I'm trying to figure out what's going on. What caused this? Okay. So, that's that's why I'm trying to see if you were No or anything though. Okay. Okay. Are you hurt? >> Yes. I breathe my lungs. >> Your lungs? Okay. All right. I know it's tough. Try and take some deep breaths. Okay. Just try and take some deep breaths. The Paramax will check you out, too. Okay. All right. So, so after she hit you, you hit her, you ran away. >> Yes. >> And that's that. Okay. And then we showed up. That's what happened. Okay. >> Okay. Just just let them talk to her. Okay. Like I said, I don't want >> Can you please let go of me? I'm not going to let you do anything. Okay, I have to warn you cuz you just ran before we got here. >> What? What do you mean? >> You said you ran out into the >> I went into the backyard to get somewhere and came back. I wouldn't have come back. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. We're just trying to figure out what's going on. Okay. That's why that's why I'm holding on you. You said you were running. All right. Just try and take some deep breaths. Okay. Just try and take a few deep breaths. It's going to be okay. Okay. >> They always send me away. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. We don't know what's going We're trying to figure out what's going on. Like that's why I That's why I detained you because we got a call that you were hitting your mom and ran away. Okay. So, that's why you're in cuffs right now. It doesn't mean you're under arrest or anything. Okay. Take some deep breaths. Take some deep breaths. Take some deep breaths. Okay. Just try to calm down. Try to take some deep breaths. You're hyperventilating right now. There you go. Some deep breaths. It's It's going to be okay. It's going to be okay. Just take some deep breaths. Okay. Are you having any like mental pro mental health problems or anything? No, it's just all just physical. Your lungs are are hurting you. >> Yes. >> Okay. They'll come over here and talk to you too, just to make sure you're all good. But >> what are you guys going out there? >> Like I said, we don't we just are trying to figure out what's going on. That's why the handcuffs are on you. Once you figure out what's going on, we can we can take them off. >> Double lock him and stuff. I didn't do that yet. >> What's that? >> Yeah, double lock him and stuff. I didn't do that yet. >> Where am I going? >> Tell me what's going on. >> Can you just tell me? >> I I don't know. He's going to tell you. I'm not sure what's going on. >> Well, you're going to be going to the station with us. Okay. >> Why? >> Or domestic. >> What about when she hit me? Well, we have two people saying that you jumped on her, that she took the computer. Okay. We have two witnesses and she has marks and injuries from from you jumping on her. Okay. So, we'll go to the station and we'll talk. Okay. >> You don't have any pockets, right? >> No. Okay. What about my my stuff? >> Do without >> I don't want to come back here. >> Okay. >> Am I going to jail? >> Yeah, you're going to police station. >> But I mean, am I going to town? Once we get to the station, we'll talk about We'll get all figured out. See what's going to go on here. All right. Just sit tight. I'm going to turn the air up for you too so it cools off more back here. Okay, Lily. She was telling me that she's having trouble breathing and her lungs hurt stuff. I don't know if you want to have them talk to her before we transport her or not. >> Do you call what you got her like into custody? >> Yeah, she calmed down a lot, but she kept saying that she couldn't breathe. Her chest was hurting. She said I'm hit her in the stomach, so she was hurt. >> Okay. >> I don't know if you want them to talk to her. You walking here my phone. >> Okay. As soon as we can get >> up radio station will be what we get for you. >> I might go. >> Well, you might. That's why I want to see like getting like another shirt for you or you want to wear that [Music] >> she said she doesn't want to go So, it's warm back there. If you want to start heading up there. Yeah. >> Um, I'll check in with him and then I'll I'll >> She said he doesn't want an ambulance. >> So, sounds good. >> What begins as a domestic disturbance quickly becomes a delicate situation, one that requires patience, communication, and restraint. Dot dot doted single quotes as a glimpse into the emotional side of police work. dot where officers aren't just enforcing laws, they're trying to restore peace inside a broken moment at