A woman violates a court order and returns to a home where she's not supposed to be. When police arrive, things quickly take a surprising turn. >> Is that her over there? >> No, that's the neighbor. >> Oh, >> he's a dude. Okay. So, what happened? So, my aunt, this is her house, but it's a bond condition. She's not supposed to be >> Yeah, I'm familiar with it. >> Yeah. So, um, she's been acting crazy, like drinking crazy. And my aunt, she takes sleeping medicine to go to sleep. She has sleeping on her >> or whatever you call it. And she's in there trying to wake up to come talk to you guys, but all night she's just been like fighting and arguing, yelling. I've been trying to avoid like getting her in any trouble. >> Where is she at now? >> She slack >> like in a car. >> No, she off >> walking. I've been trying to avoid this. I've talked to a friend. I talked to like >> Did you see her walk this way? >> No, I I watched her walk out of the house and I was >> Did she walk out the front door or the back door? >> The garage door. >> Okay. What did she know that y'all call the police? I told her I kept I told her like I was trying to go to sleep cuz her friend told me just to go to sleep and stop messing around with her and just ignore kept busting in the room and like my aunt's sleeping in there to avoid the situation but kept busting in there and like causing issues and everything. I didn't know what else to do and I told her I was like I'm going to call 911 cuz that's what the 911 operator told me to do earlier today and >> I was like I don't know what else to do and like she's threatening to call like homeless shelters and all this and like all all these different crazy things just rumbling. I didn't know what else to do. >> Okay, I mean she like >> you hang tight here in case she comes back. I'm going to make a lap around the neighborhood. >> Sorry. >> That's all right. She's trying to wake up. She takes medicine and go to sleep. >> That's fine. I tried to avoid calling you guys just cuz I was trying to give her the benefit of the doubt. >> Um, but you >> do the right thing calling. >> Also, like she's not legally supposed to be around the house right now and she knows that. >> How long has she been here today? >> I couldn't tell you since before dinner time. So, like a while. She like she wrecked her bike cuz she's so judging spilling oil. There's oil all in the garage. I've been trying to clean it up. I was on the phone with my friend when everything was happening. I was like, "Dude, I'm not going to keep doing this." You know, >> you know about how long it's been since she left. I can tell you she left as soon as I called 91. It's 1:30. It's 1:46 now. About 15 minutes. >> It's been about 15 minutes since she left. >> All right, it's fine. You know what she was wearing? >> Maybe uh blue jeans. I don't know what shirt or shirt, but a white beater. Black. >> Okay. She's wearing long blue jeans and a black white beater. Uh he hadn't said anything on the radio. He's looking for We got another unit looking for and uh Coney Countyy's going to be looking on their side of the line. She's going to be gone for all three of her bikes are here. Her car is sitting at a place called Academia on Atlanta Highway. >> She Uber. Got to Uber to get out here that quick. But >> yeah, >> that's camera, right? >> Mhm. Does your aunt have she does? >> They don't have access to it. >> Do you know if she knows anybody else in this neighborhood? >> She knows him, but she knows a lot. >> Like that guy, his name's West only know him from maybe talking to him every once in a while. >> Okay. >> Um then my aunt has a 4-year-old and they have a 4-year-old. Sometimes they play together. There's some guy at the end of the neighborhood that has brought the dogs back to us one time out but nothing her ex wife is different but the mom know so if we can't find her um if she comes back call again um most likely going to sign warrants on her she knows she's not supposed to be over she has a bing condition against her to not come to this property contact with y >> and she's violated that bond tonight. >> I hate you. She's going to the store all the time. Can't say it was my aunt this time cuz it was me who called. I didn't want to do. >> You did the right thing. I know. It's hard. I don't care about her. But um if I care about her, I want to let her stay here as long as she can. She needs help. I hope I'm using alcohol real. I think that's what she doesn't understand. She found me hiding in the woods. There's nothing in the background. There's a little [ __ ] here. It's the only place I can think she's hiding. Trying to show you that. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I don't know if y'all can see on a little different, but she definitely has here. I think like 2 months ago. >> We We poured it up on the way over here. Is it full of barn conditions and stuff like that? >> Yeah. I don't know if that guy the other guy. I don't know if that was the dude that was here in the house. He was >> He was one of them. >> She was nicing in the room. Just start saying crazy stuff to me and I was just like, "Megan, please." Like, "Not tonight. We'll talk about it tomorrow." I finally was like I stood up like my mom. Which motorcycle did you wreck? >> Huh? >> Which motorcycle did you wreck? >> She said something about breaking the oil pan or something. >> Yeah, it's leaking bad. I took the keys to these two go back out driving. [snorts] >> So you just saw her come out of here. You don't know where she went after that? >> No, cuz I was on the phone with the operator. >> Was this car like this or did she hit this car pulling up in here? >> Oh, no. No. That happened like a few years ago. >> Yeah. >> I don't car the back of the house. >> Huh? >> I already looked all around the back of the house. The whole bike thing happened. I want to say an hour and a half or so ago cuz she I called 911 after she left drinking on the thing and she called me and we talked for like 45 minutes. Um >> when did you call that one? The first time >> I called the first time I called at 11:24 and then I talked to her at 11:45 or 47 minutes. So apparently she left her drunk on her motorcycle and on her way back over the house and it's leaking oil everywhere. But she's she's status warn right now. So >> she has nothing on her saying that she like got hurt from it or nothing either. I don't know how she did it, but she didn't like she called me to come out here and I came out here and it was just leaking oil everywhere and I was like what did you do? And she said I was turning out coming back here and she said she dropped it or wrecked it or something. But like it uh me and him both ride motorcycles and our fair share of wrecks, but I've never seen a wreck where there's no damage to any of plastic on a bike and then the oil is leaking. So it's interesting. No, I think I mean she may have wrecked it and whatever she fell on it just slid and she wrecked on grass but the impact was enough to >> I mean there's like a little more. >> Do these do these cameras light up blue all the time or is that just when someone's watching them? >> They light up all the >> Okay. Um you said your aunt >> Mhm. Can you please go try to wake her up? >> Yeah, for sure. >> Okay. >> Sorry to wake you up. >> How long has she been here today? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> She said she's going to Tennessee. Um, can I sit in that chair? >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry. >> That's fine. >> She said she was going to Tennessee. I don't know who she really was or is made me. I asked her leave me alone. Please a million times. Stop talking and get away from me. She would not. She kept coming back and coming back and coming back. I was not aggressive with her and not touch her. Didn't told her she didn't leave. I was going to call the police. And then she left me on finally like stopped like away from my presents and I thought she left. [ __ ] My medicine came back after you were standing there and woke you up and then she kept messing up. I told you I was fine, please. >> Has she messaged you you on your phone any >> try calling it again. Just don't answer it on your watch. >> Try calling it again. Just don't answer it on your watch. >> Last time. Okay. All right. So, do you know where your phone is? >> I thought it was here. My niece just checked and she says it's at the neighbors. I'm not been at the neighbors cuz she might must have my phone and taken it there. >> Okay, >> that's location. I mean, she knows better than me. >> Where's that phone? >> It's ping right here. That's Abby, the neighbor, and that's her house. And that's Jess's phone. >> Which one is that one? >> This one. >> Clear. >> Uh, so I'm assuming you were asleep, right? And she doesn't have permission to have your phone. >> Okay. >> Did you see her come inside? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. >> Hello. >> Hey, make a move. >> Is Is Megan here? >> Who? >> Megan? >> No, she lives next to work. Yeah, I know that, but Jessica's phone is pinging inside of your house. >> Okay. She She's not I mean, she's not here that I know of. >> Okay. >> Is it Is she outside or something? Somewhere? >> No, it's hanging in the house. >> Back up. >> Back up. >> Oh my god. It's hanging in the house. Um there was just some there was a guy that was standing out here and then he went inside and started to walk up. >> Oh, it was probably my son. He's in and out all night. Oh, >> okay. Yeah. >> Um, >> have y'all looked around the house? >> Yeah. >> It's pinging like directly inside her cell phone is >> there. Okay. Give me just a second. I'll see if maybe they left it over here earlier or something. The kids were over here earlier. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> What's up, bud? >> Hey, I'm I don't see anything in the house. >> Okay. All right. Uh, she I just kind of want I just want to have a kind of honest conversation with you here. >> Um as to what's fixing to happen. >> Okay. >> Um >> sorry, I got to >> No, you're fine. I I understand. >> I'm going to turn this off cuz my my clothes I'm in my night gown. >> All right. Uh is Megan inside? >> Not that I'm aware of. >> Okay. Um, so >> I just got woke up by the doorbell. >> Okay. Hey, hey, bud. Is Megan in there? Your neighbor? >> No. >> Okay. >> I had my >> You did? >> Yeah. When I came out? Yeah. >> So, the reason why I'm I'm saying all this is um >> What is that? >> What is What? >> Do you know whose phone this is? >> No. >> Okay. >> It doesn't had stuff on the back of it. >> Okay. >> So, maybe that's the phone that they're referring to. It pinged over here. >> Yeah. >> Maybe she came over and knocked on the door or something while >> Do me a favor. Sit tight right there for me. Okay. 58. Can they describe the phone to me? Is this Okay, I got it. >> Hey, Jessica, is this your phone? >> That's mine. >> Yeah. Yes. Okay. >> Where was it? >> Is she in there? >> Over at the neighbors. >> What do you mean? >> Yeah, it was sitting on a table outside. So, she's probably >> You need to go back around. >> I'm not There's >> no >> believe I have your information from from the last time we were out here. So, >> um >> Sorry, the kids are starting to wake up. >> I I I completely understand. Um, so I guess our issue is is that now we found Jessica's phone over here, >> right? >> Um, >> she probably came over knocking on the door. >> No, she didn't. She was she was asleep. Uh, Megan probably took her phone. >> Oh, okay. >> And brought it over here. Um, which kind of leads me to my to my next point. Uh, is your pitbull friendly? >> No. >> No. Okay. Um, >> are you able to put it into a crate or something? >> Are you able to put it into a crate? >> Yeah. I mean, we can. Yeah. But he's still >> I got you. Uh, >> cars, maybe. >> Yeah. Or put him in a car or something like that. >> Okay. >> Um, we would like I would like to ask for consent to just come in and make sure that Megan's not here. She's the only person we're looking for. >> Right. Um, would you allow us to to do that? >> The only thing is I got a house full of kids right now. So, >> we will we will be as respectful as we possibly can. My concern is that she has made her way inside of your aisles. >> Okay. >> Do you normally keep the light in your crawl space on? >> Yeah, it stays on over there. You get through it on the other side over there. >> Okay. >> Um, yeah. So, what are y'all just going to come in and like shine a light? Like I said, I full of kids. >> We're just We're just going to look for Megan. We're going to be in and be out 10 minutes. >> Okay. >> That's kind of what we're what we're aiming for. >> Okay. All right. Let me let me cover up all the kids. And I guess I need to wake him and them up so that they know. >> Yeah. Why don't you just have the kids sit on the couch temporarily? >> Wake them up. And >> Yeah. And just have them just sit on the couch temporarily. Like I said, we're not going to be long. And just find All right. Let me Oh, you got it. Strange. >> H. It's >> strange. >> It is strange. Is Bethl still on the backside? >> 61. Can you see anything in the wood line or anything like that? I'd start canvasing there. >> Why would she leave her doll space? Buy that. >> 94 Central. Uh, you can tell me they can go back in service and tell them thank you from us. We're She took She took Jessica's phone and brought it to the neighbor's house and turned it off. [snorts] So, we're at the neighbor's house. We just got consent to go inside. So, we're going to look for inside real quick and then we're going to start hitting these woods pretty hard. No, she's not hurt or nothing like that, but we have violation of a family violence order and now criminal trespass interference of property just like last time. >> Yeah. No, I appreciate it. Thank you, sir. All right. Bye-bye. >> When I first pulled up, he was over here back door with his car open talking to someone and it's very possible they pulled that seat down. She got in the back trunk of that car when we pulled up. Hey, was somebody in this car talking with you earlier? >> No, I was on the phone. You were on the phone. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. >> Is the dog foot up? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> The bathroom. >> I come here. >> Why are we doing that? >> You're under arrest. >> Everybody's on [snorts] the count. They're all on the count. >> 94 central 1095. Did you crash your bike? Uh yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Where did you crash it at so we can make sure there's no property damage? >> My training more questions. >> Well, you're under arrest again for criminal trespass interference with property and uh violation of the family violence order. Okay. So, she's going to go to jail. We got her for violation of family violence order and criminal trespass on her property again because she essentially withheld your phone from you again. Um so um how much is that phone? Is it same the same value as the last time that we spoke? >> It's like a little over $1,000 phone. Okay. All right. And she took it without your consent, right? >> I had no idea it was. >> All right. Cool. Charge her with misdemeanor theft by taking. >> All right. >> I didn't I wouldn't have known what she was looking for it. >> Okay. All right. Sounds good. You have a pamphlet. >> Yeah. I need to I'm going to get you another victim's pamphlet. Okay. And please do a bond try to do a bond condition again. >> Yeah. >> For no contact. Actually, uh the bond condition says uh that she's barred from here, right? >> Yeah. Do that, too. >> Should we? >> I would say >> do a bond condition. No bond. >> No, not for misdemeanor. Uh when you do the bond condition, request that um she uh have absolutely no contact with anybody here. Um I would say specifically just Jessica at this point. Um >> she was harassing >> the younger girl, right? >> Oh, the younger girl >> cuz Jessica was asleep and she kept going. >> Try to try to add T. Do you have Taylor's information? Yeah. >> All right. Add her to the bond condition. And >> I mean, they share a panic relationship. I don't see why they would. >> Yeah. I I would just include that. >> He'd mind to go up there and charge a buddy with obstruction. >> Yeah. Ask him several times. >> I wouldn't say obstruction. I would say hindering a harboring a fugitive. But >> it's also going to be very hardressed to be able to establish intent there cuz she was we didn't we didn't see her >> specifically. >> I think when we pulled up he was talking her she was sitting the backseat of that car. >> I I probably think you are correct. >> But again, how do we prove that? >> Yeah. >> I'll do you a supplemental, bud. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. Okay. There you go. Okay. >> Yeah. Um, so that's the victim's pamphlet like I gave you last time. You're entitled to certain services. If you don't feel safe, project safe is on the back. >> I've been talking. >> Yep. >> Um, but she reached out to me like recently. She's supposed to be trying to find like um the house for me. >> Okay. Um, we've been talking about it. >> Well, you're doing [snorts] a lot better than the last time I saw you. >> Yes. >> So, >> she's been um she's been trying to get she has a lawyer and she's been trying to get me to like I don't know sign something or do something that would allow her back here and telling her no, I'm not doing that. And I told her that night, you know, that I wasn't telling to do that. The only thing that was keeping me safe, you know, it's the only thing protecting us, protecting me and the children. Is that I'm not doing that. >> Well, when now she's escalating to just coming over here now. So, >> she's gotten brave. Yep. >> And she thought that we weren't like that it wouldn't happen. And I was telling her that, you know, that I was going to call the police if she didn't leave and like leave and leave me alone tonight. Um, and I thought that she had left and she left for bike and I thought that that would be it. And I'm like in the middle of opening Buffalo Wild Wings on the management team and like I've been gone to like where I am. I've been working really hard the last like two weeks. >> Yeah. >> Working on that. >> Um, >> go ahead, B. She had this motorcycle. >> Yeah. >> Yep. All right. >> Bye. >> She's just trying. I don't know what I don't know what she's thinking. >> Okay. She's >> creepy. She's trying to manipulate manipulate her way out of this. >> Yeah. Well, she's in custody again. So, is she still working at McDonald's? Okay. All right. Well, if you need anything, please feel free to call again. Okay. And we'll go from there. All right. >> All right. Good luck. >> Have a good night. >> Yeah. Maybe we'll get done here at like 5:30. We drop her in jail on the way home. Hey y'all. Dr. What's going on today? >> Um, she's in our custody, but she had a motorcycle wreck, so we have to get her clear before she got into jail. >> Okay. >> Were you you were driving a motorcycle or >> I'm not talking. >> She wrecked. Yeah, she was riding a motorcycle. [music] >> I'm not talking to anything. >> Yeah. So, I have to get a history. >> Nothing. Getting nothing for me. >> Okay. >> Then you're just going to sit here for >> Yeah. Um why don't you want to talk to me? I'm the physician. There's >> They're here. >> Yeah. >> Tippa. >> I don't know if that applies in this case. >> It does actually. >> You're in our custody. So, no, it doesn't. >> Well, I'm not saying anything. >> So, are you hurt anywhere? That has no no ability to >> incriminate you. >> So no, you're not hurting anywhere. >> I'm not talking period. >> Yes. >> Sorry, sir. Not happening in here at all. >> You can step out. >> Yeah. I'll step out together like you're put your hands together like you're pregnant. Yeah. A little bit more comfortable for you. said E, but during See that?