I literally just got woke up by the police telling me that I need to leave. >> You're mad. You're mad. You're fat. He's a pedophile. I dated him when I was 17. >> This is just going to be NOW YOU JUST CALLED A FELONY, so good job. >> On April 13th, 2024, officers from the Sarasota Police Department responded to a call from 29-year-old Jerrell Sellers, who claimed his friend with benefits was threatening to call the police and accuse him of crimes he didn't commit after he refused to be intimate with her that morning. When the officer arrived, he attempted to get the guy's side of the story, but the suspect quickly became hostile, leaving the officer with no choice but to keep them separated. But just 20 minutes later, officers were called back to the scene, and this time things wouldn't end so well. >> All right, so what's going on again? >> This girl I was saying all types of weird stuff out her mouth. Oh, I can call them back and tell them that you pulled my hair and slapped me, you'll get arrested on the spot. Or I can call them back and tell them that you just tried to me, they'll come back and arrest you on the spot. They won't even ask you any questions. I don't want nobody around me like that. If you she going to call y'all and tell y'all that I just tried to pull stuff like that. I don't even want her here. So What happened? >> Okay, so you said she got here last night, is that what you're telling me? >> No, she was here last night. She left. She left. >> She doesn't live here. >> She doesn't live here. I don't even live here. This is my niece's house. I'm only here because my niece is out of town and I was telling her to stay here because it's just an empty apartment right now, so >> So, but she came here last night. >> She came here this morning. She left. She was gone. >> Okay, what I'm saying is prior to her leaving, where was she? Was she here or she >> Yeah, prior to her leaving, she was here last night. >> Okay, she came here last night, she left, and came back this morning. >> Yeah, she just got back this morning like 6:00 something this morning. I was in there asleep. >> Who the [ __ ] So, from what I'm getting now, you just want to her to leave, is that what I'm getting? >> Yeah, because if she going to say I don't know what this girl will end up pulling, what type of stuff she'll end up pulling, so >> If she does she still in fact scared of you? >> it was a little bit after she was >> Yeah, that's what I was trying to tell you. >> Let me see if I can get her up. >> Jerrell told the officer that after the first call, the woman returned to the house making the same accusations as before. But this time, he didn't just want the police to separate them. He wanted her removed from the residence. After hearing Jerrell's account, the officer returned to the scene trying to piece together what had really happened. >> My wallet with my ID and all that all that is mine. >> All right, so she's she's going to go ahead and talk to her and see if we can verify that guys and then Whatever she said then we >> Hey Nia. I know you sleep but um Watson ain't here to your house. I need you to tell the um I need you to tell the police officers that that me and Nija haven't been staying here to your house for no money. Cuz I want I want her I want her to leave. Yeah, I want yeah. >> Do you want to let her know what's >> Hey Nia, this uh officer Davis from the Charlotte City Police Department. >> Did you give him the right to stay there? >> Yeah, he was um managed. >> Okay, so what about this Okay, so what about this girl um Nija? Did you give her consent to stay there too? Huh? What I'm saying is Jerrell shouldn't have been staying there. >> Um he comes comes like every other week for a couple of days. >> Okay, so Okay, so she comes and goes so she doesn't live there? >> Oh, no. And he wanted to leave and she needed to leave cuz that's my place and that's my uncle. >> Okay, all right. >> After speaking with the homeowner, Jerrell's niece, and learning that the woman was not welcome at the residence, the officer turned his attention to her to deliver the news unaware of the chaotic turn the case was about to take. >> So you can go ahead and talk to her. She's going to touch you. >> I just want to be about my business. All right, man. So, here's the thing. Ma'am. >> I've been literally I was dead asleep and they're telling me to wake up out my sleep to get out. >> Ma'am, so I JUST TALKED >> I CALLED THE POLICE THE first time once he tried to place his hands on me. >> Ma'am. >> Exactly. This This man just tried to place his hands on me and they didn't do [ __ ] >> Ma'am. >> I called the police and they left the first time. He called them back a second time once I'm asleep. I'm not doing [ __ ] to this man. I'm perfectly asleep. I'm laying down, dead asleep. I literally just got woke up by the police telling me that I need to leave because he just called them >> Okay, ma'am. So, the owner of the premises wants you to leave. >> Exactly because I I literally just got woke up out my sleep for a second time. This is disorderly conduct, okay? For a second time after he just told me >> Ma'am. >> After I After I >> Ma'am, I'm going to need you to be quiet. You might end up going to jail for disorderly conduct, okay? >> I'm not going to get I'm not going >> Okay, I'm not going to get you I'm not going to get you in YOU KEEP YELLING LOUD THERE. You're going to jail for disorderly conduct, okay? >> I'm home. I sleep. I'm not I'm not going to get in jail for >> I just talked to the owner >> I'm not going to get in jail for nothing. >> I just talked to the owner of the house. She just wants you to leave. >> I'm not going to get in jail for nothing. >> I just talked to the owner. They want you to leave. >> I'm not going to get in jail for nothing. >> I just talked to you. >> Like I said, I've been here. I was asleep perfectly fine and I got woke up out of my sleep. >> Ma'am. >> Bro, it does not matter. >> minutes. I'll give you 5 minutes. Grab your stuff and leave, okay? >> I literally just got woke up out of my sleep to grab my and get dressed and leave. >> You you got to understand me cuz I'm trying to tell her I'm trying to tell her >> Bro, she called the police the first time when he placed his hands on me and he beat me. >> I want you to grab your stuff and leave, okay? >> I'm going to press charges. So, I I want y'all to get that ready. >> Okay, go ahead and get ready. >> I want to press charges. >> The woman seen here was identified as 20-year-old Nija Nicole McCorey who became aggressive after hearing a simple no from Jerrold. Jerrold had been working a 12-hour shift and was not in the mood. As soon as officers approached Neeja, she escalated things, refusing to listen or explain anything. And unfortunately for the officers, they'd only seen the tip of the iceberg of her trashy behavior. >> Don't say anything. Do not instigate anything. >> I got it. Don't say a word. >> Ma'am, grab your stuff and leave. I'm going to >> I got it. DON'T SAY A WORD. THAT WAS DONE at work. [ __ ] He's a fire. I'm going TO NOT SAY A WORD. WHERE WAS I WHEN HE STOLE IT? WHERE WAS I? OKAY. What is that? What is that? What is that? What is that? You >> All right. >> I did that when I was 17. What is that? >> MA'AM, I'M GOING TO TRESPASS YOU AND LEAVE, MA'AM, OKAY? SO, I want you to leave. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> You're a [ __ ] fire. Let's talk about that. >> Ma'am, grab your stuff and leave. >> Let's talk about that. LET'S TALK ABOUT THAT. >> MA'AM, the owner of the house, she just I talked to her, she wants you to leave, okay? >> And where is she? I want her to face me. >> I want you to grab your stuff and leave. >> YOU TO FACE ME and tell me. >> trespassing, okay? >> AND WHAT SHE SAYS I'M TRESPASS I'm trespass. >> I'm going to give her a couple minutes. If she's not leaving, just give her a phone call. So, I can have her say she wants her to be trespassed, so I can do the next step, okay? >> I don't even think my son did you then it's over. That's why I'm glad they sent you back out. Since you were here the first time, because she talking about where you guys were the first time that I put my hands on her. If I put my hands on you, why she didn't tell y'all that when y'all first came out here? That's the whole This is the whole reason why I called y'all back, cuz she was saying she was talking she was talking like this. This is the whole reason why I called y'all back. I've been knowing you since you were 17. >> I haven't I just met you last year in January. >> Minutes later, after going back inside the residence, Neeja came outside again, still carrying that same aggressive attitude. >> Ma'am, you don't even grab your stuff and leave, okay? >> Y'all trying to get >> Ma'am, why don't you grab your stuff and leave, okay? You're trying to go to jail right now, okay? >> I don't give a It's mine. How you going to go to jail for breaking in? I bought it. I bought it, so it's mine. So, how you going to go to jail? How I'm going to go to jail for breaking my head? >> Go and grab your stuff and leave. >> As long as I'm on a property you can't trespass me from nowhere. The I'm on the sidewalk you can't trespass me from going nowhere. >> Ma'am, you trying to find your way to jail. That's what you trying to do right now, okay? >> I'm charged with trespassing a lot. >> Go and grab your stuff and leave, ma'am. >> I'm not going to jail for standing on the sidewalk. >> You You're not going to jail for disorderly conduct, okay? Go and grab your stuff and leave. >> Y'all can't take me to jail. I'm not doing [ __ ] Y'all could have been left. I left the premises so y'all could have been left. >> Ma'am, go and grab your stuff and leave, okay? >> You got your stuff? >> I left the premises y'all could have been left. >> Go and grab your stuff. >> Give me my stuff or we taking it with us. >> Don't break my charger. >> Yeah, this mine. I paid for it. >> You didn't. >> It's mine. >> You didn't. >> It's mine. I paid for it. You a >> You didn't. You don't >> You a lady. You a gay. >> You don't pay. You don't pay for nothing. >> I paid for everything. >> Get your bags. >> You broke. You don't pay for everything. You're broke. YOU'RE BROKE. YOU'RE BROKE. SHE'S OUT here every week. You're broke. >> Okay, go and grab YOUR BAGS. >> YOU'RE BROKE. You're mad. You're mad. You're fat. >> Ma'am, if you don't get out of them loud you going to jail. >> Yeah, I'm going to get you to the ladder because you're mad. >> Okay, go and grab your stuff. >> You want to take my hands off and you want to take his cuz I called you FIRST AND I GOT BEAT UP. SO WHAT YOU WANT TO DO? The [ __ ] AND I GOT PHONE CALLS TO PROVE EVERYTHING. My sister was on the phone with me the whole time. So what you want to do? The first time I called y'all y'all didn't do [ __ ] You took his side before you even spoke to me. So what you want to do? You took my side before you even even talk You took his side before you even talked to me. And I was on the phone with my sister the whole time. The [ __ ] >> Go and grab your stuff. >> What you talking about? >> Nija kept up her childish behavior screaming and acting like she was in charge, but she was about to learn how the law actually works. >> Ma'am. >> I'm off the premises y'all could have been left by now. >> Ma'am. >> I'm off the >> This is public This is public housing. Different rules apply. >> I left the premises y'all could have been left. >> It's public housing. It's actually It's actually It's actually private It's actually mother Public housing and y'all not supposed to be drinking and y'all not supposed to be doing drugs, but this is in that drinking and this is in that smoking and this is in that doing everything. I think I dropped it in the house right now. What is you talking about? There's my clothes. Y'all can leave. What is y'all doing here? Y'all could have been left. Goodbye. There's my clothes. Goodbye. See you later. Goodbye. Y'all still here. What is y'all doing? Goodbye. See you later. Bye. Y'all still here. I'm not understanding what the [ __ ] is y'all doing. Y'all still here. >> Man, we want you off the property, man. >> And I'm off the property. >> and walk to the property. >> is not our property. >> This is not our property. The sidewalk is public property. >> ma'am, okay? >> the sidewalk I'm on the sidewalk. >> I'm going to explain it to you later. This is public >> If I'm This is This is public housing. >> This is This >> This is public housing. >> complex is. >> This right here? >> All right. >> All this right here? >> She's She's going to have to take her. >> He's not tall. He's not tall. He's not tall. He's not tall. Y'all not supposed to >> All right, get her off the property now. >> All right. >> All right. >> After Neeja fled, the officers gathered her belongings and placed them in the patrol car, but when they returned to the scene, they heard a commotion coming from inside the residence. As they stepped in, they were met with the shocking sight of Jerelle covered in blood, desperately trying to keep Neeja away from him. Within seconds, the officers moved in and apprehended Neeja inside, leaving her with nowhere LEFT TO RUN. >> NEEJA JUST CAUGHT A FELONY. SHE'S A GOOD JOB. YOU HAVE ONE FREE PHONE CALL. >> CAN YOU HAVE A SEAT ON THE SIDE ON THIS SIDE, MA'AM? OKAY, YOU'RE GETTING MORE CHARGES, OKAY? GO AND HAVE A SEAT OVER THERE. ALL RIGHT, HAVE A SEAT, OKAY? PUT HER in the back OF THE CAR. MA'AM, IF YOU KICK HIM AGAIN, THIS IS BATTERY, NOW YOU GOT BATTERY AND DISORDERLY CONDUCT. >> NIDIA KEPT PUSHING EVERY LIMIT POSSIBLE, EVEN GOING as far as kicking an officer and adding more charges to her already long list of problems. Her entitled behavior painted a disturbing picture of what Jerel had endured earlier that day, leaving even the officers surprised. >> When you got to your ex-boyfriend's house, did you go in there? >> No, I guess we kind of have some type of I mean, he claimed that just friends with benefits, not like boyfriend and stuff. >> All right, all right. >> So, um we kind of like just kind of come and go. Come in and stay for a a days and leave and come back, so he's not really her permanent resident or so. We gave her multiple chances to leave. She refused. >> As we were trying to escort >> away, so we can >> gathered up all of her property, abandoned property. Took her out here and then circle back around so we can hook her up. In the meantime, she went back in the back door and then bust him in the nose. >> Cuz she knocked on the door cuz he said he thought it was us who came back. And then when he opened the door, so she just rushed and like just punched him in his nose. Run everywhere. Yeah. >> Um King, one of you guys >> I have blood all over your notebook. >> Yeah. >> Stop I don't HAVE TO STOP DOING [ __ ] >> You got to read IT TO HER. >> OH I DON'T GIVE A >> YOU'RE DESTROYING THE PROPERTY. >> I DON'T CARE. THE POLICE BEAT ON ME FIRST. THE I HAVE NO REASON TO BE HERE. I have no reason to be here. >> Hey. >> No >> You break this, that's destroying the >> I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. I HAVE NO REASON TO BE HERE. >> ALL RIGHT. >> I DON'T CARE. NO, I'M NOT DOING [ __ ] I HAVE NO REASON TO >> You guys hear me? I don't want >> I have no reason to be here. Oh my god. I have no reason to be here. >> You're making things worse for you. >> I DON'T CARE. I HAVE NO REASON TO BE HERE. Y'ALL DIDN'T EVEN TRY TO HEAR MY STORY FIRST before I even called you. I DON'T KNOW WHY YOU CALLED ME. THE POLICE I DON'T CARE. >> HEY. LISTEN to me. If you don't stop kicking the door, we're going to have to put this on your feet. >> Bro, I don't care. Bro, I don't care. I don't know why you called me. YOU CALLED ME. BRO. I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. >> HEY. I DON'T WANT YOUR FEET >> ALTHOUGH SHE CLAIMED SHE HAD DONE NOTHING WRONG, ALL HER ACTIONS said otherwise, and at this point Nija was finally facing the harsh consequences of her behavior. >> All right, Nija, this is what This is what the police Nija, we don't want to tase you. You either get out this door OR THAT DOOR. AND THEN YOU'RE GOING TO MAKE IT A LOT WORSE FOR OKAY? I DON'T WANT TO TASE YOU. ALL RIGHT? ALL RIGHT? I DON'T WANT TO DRAG YOU OUT OF THIS STORE. BUT IT'S UP TO you at this point. You step out on your own or they're going to Okay? This is the decision to make right now. You need to take a deep breath and step out. They're only going to be out here so many more times. PUT YOUR FOOT LET'S GO. WAIT, WE'RE GOING BACK TO THE UH COME ON. WE'RE GOING TO THE HOSPITAL, OKAY? I'VE been there. We'll go to the hospital. It's okay. We're going to the hospital. >> In the end, Ninja was charged with burglary with simple assault or battery, criminal mischief over $1,000, resisting an officer with violence, and disorderly conduct.