Go. >> You do not [ __ ] touching me. I am a woman. You're not touching me. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. STOP. >> On February 2nd, 2025, [music] officers from the Caribel Police Department responded to a call reporting a trespass at an inn. Upon arrival, officers encountered a mother standing outside in the cold with her baby, a woman who was already known for causing trouble to everyone involved. >> Here, what are you doing? You know you can't be here. I talked with you earlier. What are you doing? >> What's wrong here? Step right over in front of my truck. >> Why would I do that when it's about to flood or something? My ears hurt. >> Okay, you step right over there. Step right here and talk with them. Is the baby okay? >> No. Let me see here. Pull the thing down so I can see the baby. I'm not going to touch him. The woman, 22-year-old Kira Michelle Daniel, was already known in the area for repeatedly causing disturbances. It was far from the first time she had attempted to enter the inn, and the owners had grown weary of their property being trespassed. To make matters worse, Kira was standing outside in freezing conditions with her 10-month-old baby. Her reputation in the area was far from favorable, yet she appeared unconcerned, continuing to add to a growing list of troubling encounters. >> Hey, started bothering him. >> How long [snorts] has she been here? >> Uh, like 10 minutes knocking the door. Then she went that side, turned the fire alarm, and then came back and knocking the door again. The guests are sleeping. They were asking because he was knocking the door. >> Okay. >> I want you to take her from here. >> Do you want her to go to jail? Do you want to press charges on her or do you want her to just go somewhere else? >> Somewhere else. But she's going to come back like it's after you left she came back. We give her a chance because she came with somebody else. I told her take her >> twice like today it's like twice and >> I told her the other lady that I did trespass on her. So if if the uh it's a good way you can just take her. So they took her and she came back now. >> Okay. >> And she has said something trouble. >> She has like Yeah. So um if you don't want to press charges for trespassing, that's on y'all. Um I can take her home. Or if you do want to press charges for trespassing, I can take her to jail. Um that's up to y'all. But if you're going to take her right now, she's going to come back here. >> So she will come back again. Like she didn't have any home, I think. So >> she lived home, but she's been in a episode for the last 2 [music] or 3 weeks. Um, but if y'all choose to, if you want to press charges, she can go to jail or I can take her home. >> 28. Frankly, >> that's up to y'all. You can choose to press >> 28. Like this is the first time like >> the caribou store. >> So she so she bought like lighter something else. So she she asked so for the baby I give some water like she has baby like I give her the water or something. So for the milk or to fit the milk or for the baby to feed the milk. So I g the So she went back again and she came back again to store and she asked me like I dropped something here. So you didn't drop something. We have a camera here. So she didn't you didn't drop anything else here. >> So you can view ma'am. So she has removed the bag and everything and she has removed the straight and everything. So she's shouting on me and she's looking serious and she is searching for something else. So one of the customer came and she told she she helped me. I on that time I need to hurry but she helped me and she went out. >> Kira's behavior was not only disturbing the owners but also their guests. Fortunately for her, the owners showed compassion and restraint but Kira was about to prove that their mercy would do little to keep her from creating even more trouble. >> Kira, you are a very lucky girl because these people don't want to press charges on you and take you to jail. because you could have went to jail right then if they would have wanted to press charges on you, but they said no cuz they're they're being nice. >> So now it's time to go home >> to your house or to wherever your mom's at or something. >> Um because and I'm going to take you there, but wherever you want to go either home or with your mama. You want to go home, >> K? If you sit down right there, I'm taking you to jail. >> Do you want to go home? >> You can't be out here in the cold weather >> with that baby. We're not doing it >> either. >> What? >> I can't be in that apartment either. >> Why? >> Because it's going to flood. It's flash flooding warning and I'm trying to get into a safe place for my baby. >> That No, no, no. That is not flash flooding. It's going to freeze tonight and you're not going to be out here with this baby. Kira, stop. I'm not going to get >> Oh, yeah. We're trying. We're trying to get her. We're going to get her just >> here. This way. You're I'm going to take you to jail if you don't come this way now. >> Why do you want my baby? >> I don't. I want you to go somewhere safe with your baby, not stand out here in the freezing cold. But >> they don't want you here with holes all in. >> They don't want you here. >> My mom's been breaking in all night every night. I'm not here. They do not want you here. >> Okay, I understand. >> So, you need to go back home there. I'm not going all the way across the bridge over there. I'm sorry. >> Where do you want to go? >> Not with my baby. >> Where do you want to go? >> You can. >> We're not causing a scene here. So come on to the road. >> Come on. >> And no one is >> Come on to the road. Go. >> You are not touching me. I am a woman. >> At this point, Kira was only adding fuel to the fire by refusing to follow the officer's orders. Yet, she was about to push the situation even further, squandering every chance she had been given that night. >> You're not touching me. >> Go. >> You're my son. >> Go now. Kira, go. Or you're going to go to jail right now. Go here. Go. It's locked. >> Can we take you to your mom's? >> Will you go to your mom's or your grandma? >> You can't get back out on the highway in the dark with that baby. >> Kira, stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Come here. Let go. Let go. Stop it. >> You can't touch my baby. You can't TOUCH MY BABY. YOU GOT MY LADY. YOU CAN'T TOUCH ON. YOU CAN'T TOUCH. [screaming] YOU GOT You can't touch. You can't touch. You can't touch my >> Yeah. >> Why are you doing this to me? You got her mom and >> trying to get it up. >> Stop it. I'm trying not to hurt the roof. She's gone. [clears throat] Sit down. Sit down. >> Sit down, Kier. Sit down. >> Sit down, Kier. It works. >> You know that's not true. That's my baby Zachariah. >> It is your baby. >> Kira could have walked away from the situation, not only for her own sake, but for her babies as well. Instead, she chose to disobey and resist officers, leaving them with no choice but to place her in the patrol car to regain control. Officers then turned their attention to the baby, who was clearly not safe in the care of his mother under those circumstances. >> The grandma? >> Yes, sir. >> Is your camera on? >> Yes. >> Okay. Mine mine turned off. >> Yeah, mine's Thank you, sir. Thank you. >> We're going to get the um She's going to jail. Um we're going to get the grandma to come take the baby. I'm just going to keep her inside. Let's keep her warm as well. Thank you. >> Oh, I got a number. I got somebody. I got to get my phone. >> I figured I got something. >> Hey, I hate to bother you this late, but I'm got Kira and she is going to jail and I need Jessica to come to the Franklin in and uh get a baby or I'm going to call DC. I do not have her number. She's trespassing here, but then when I told her to stop, she kind of she run off from us, so we have to grab her. >> All right, Kira, listen. >> Stay where you at? >> Huh? >> Can you take this off? >> No. >> No. >> No. So, listen. You're going to jail. >> I don't understand what I did. I'm just trying to get >> one. You're trespassing. Listen to me. One, you're trespassing. >> I understand. >> And two, you didn't. You resisted me. >> Okay. You didn't do what I told you to do. >> What are you talking about? >> And then when I told you to stop, you took off running to do. >> Hey, stop. >> Where do you want the baby to go? You want your mama to come? No. You want your mama to come get the baby? >> But that's what you'reing. You're being disgusting, but I want to take my baby in there. >> No, that's not going to happen. Well, that's Zach Kel. That's my son. I want to take him in there. >> That's not going to happen. You're going to jail tonight. >> For what? >> I just told you. Okay. Two. >> Tell me. Why would you let me do this to me in his head? What are you talking about? >> This is what I need from you. Do you want your mom to come get the baby or I'm going to have to call DCF? >> I'd rather mom come get him. But what the are you talking about? >> Okay. >> Y'all looking at my baby naked or what? Yeting all over him? >> Definitely not. Okay, then why did you do all this? And I was just walking. >> Kira's claims were far from acceptable. Not only was she reeling from the consequences of her reckless behavior moments earlier, but she was also making serious accusations against the officers. At that point, she appeared visibly unstable, and her delusional outbursts only further contributed to the events that unfolded that day. >> I'm going to ask again since we, you know, we asked her to leave you. spoke to Kira's mom. She's on her way on the same transport. >> But you're not going to come back here, right? >> No, she's going to jail. >> Um I got the baby here and I got to do something with him. This is going to be up to Kira. >> Yeah, I don't mind asking. So, listen care um I can't get a hold of your mama, but your a man to answer. Do you care if she come get the baby for tonight? >> Why for tonight? >> Because you're going to jail tonight. >> For what? >> For resisting. >> Resisting for what? What did I do wrong? >> For child endangerment. >> What child endangerment? >> You're your baby. You're out here. Freezing cold weather. >> What? Freezing cold weather. >> Okay. Kira, are you okay with Miss Amanda coming to get the baby? Are you >> No, I want to go into the hotel room. You're terrified out of my son. >> That's not true. >> That is true. You don't want >> You've been stalking the [ __ ] out of me, bro. >> Okay, >> I'm not even playing with you. >> You want your mom or me? >> No. >> Although the officer was attempting to ensure her baby's safety, Kira remained uncooperative and continued to act recklessly. She seemed unsatisfied with the full-blown scene she had already created and persisted in confronting the officer. >> Your mom was on the way to come, okay? >> For what? You eating his head off? >> You're going to jail tonight. Okay. >> I'm going to jail for you eating my baby's head off. >> That makes good. >> What are you even talking about? No teeth. >> Okay. That's what's happening. Okay. >> Huh? Well, let me out of the car then. >> No. >> Well, I'm not going to fight you. I'm going to get out. >> For what? >> I done told you. Okay. And your mama's coming to get the baby. >> You just eat my baby's head off. I just watched you. >> Perfectly fine. >> Sure. >> Just starting to look around a little bit. She said that we just ate the baby's head off and that's going in my report. >> Oh, sure. Don't forget the flash. >> All right. Here he is. It's locked. I think >> I don't Hey, here baby. Don't have a car seat to bring my thing. Um, does she have the keys to get in the house? Oh, >> her keys are right there. I noticed this earlier. It was in the crib with him and it's got pepper spray on it. Okay. >> We are just strapping him in this thing in the in the van >> and all our stuff's over there. I guess her phone. >> Would you do me a favor? Would you follow them home or escort them home? >> We're going to have to go to her house and get stuff probably. >> Um she doesn't have a car seat in her car. Um, and if you'll ride maybe your lights on or something and make sure they're safe or call them, but I'll >> make sure you get home safe. >> So, y'all you just want me to call y'all to the apartments? >> Can I see your ID? >> Um, I don't know if I have it. I need >> Okay, that's fine. I just need uh Awesome. Thank you. I just need it for my report. >> Is there anybody you can try to get her meal help? Yeah, I'm going to put her on there, but I think she's in a mental crisis. >> Okay. >> At this point, the baby was finally placed safely with his grandmother, allowing officers to continue with Kira's arrest and bring the situation to a close. Even as she was taken to jail, however, Kira's behavior would not stop, causing the officer continued headaches along the way. My son's face is all ready. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. >> It's probably because you got him out in 39° weather. >> What are you talking about? Oh my god, >> mom. What the is wrong with your stupid ass? Y'all keep him. What the >> baby is here? >> Sure. You just shot his eyeball out and killed him. >> That's definitely not true. >> Okay. What happened to me? Is this what happened to me? >> What do you mean? >> I like this. >> No, Kier, you are alive. >> Then why is she not dead? >> Nobody's dead. K. >> Everything's fine. You're going to jail. Your baby's going with your mama. Everything's fine. >> Yeah. And he's perfectly fine. street. >> Have you taken any drugs tonight? >> You're a lot of stuff that makes no sense. >> I don't say anything that doesn't make sense. >> Have you been Are you on any type of drugs? >> No, I don't. >> Well, that's good. >> All I do is I stay up all night. Why do you stay up all night? >> Yeah, I understand. Did he do that? >> No, he did not. No, he did not. >> In the end, Kira was charged with neglect and resisting an officer.