We had broken glass. I I threw my plate against the wall cuz you sp my food. Pissed me off. So I threw my plate on the wall. Go turn your camera on. Turn the camera on. >> Go turn the camera on. >> Listen. >> So >> I'm not listening. But I was just I was surprised she went to jail the other night on Father's Day. >> Mhm. >> Which I wouldn't I mean I was like how much is it to get her out tonight? 150 200 bucks. I'm like she gets out tomorrow. Yeah. I'm like, "All right, tell her I'll see you tomorrow." >> On June 28th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a home after a heated argument between a married couple spiraled out of control. The couple in question, Angela and Zach, have a history of domestics, so the department already knew what to expect. When officers arrive, they find the wife standing out front, ready to explain why she called. >> How's it going? Well, it's not good since you guys wanted to arrest me the last time. >> Okay. >> Um, so what's going on tonight? >> Uh, he trashed my house. He punched a hole in the wall. He broke a mirror. >> All you got to do is go in there. Like he even went there and he actually cleaned up this time. That way look like he didn't do anything. >> I clean up the mess. We got five kittens in our house, a dog, and three other cats. We had broken glass. I I threw my plate against the wall cuz you sp my food. Pissed me off. So I threw my plate on the wall. Go turn the camera on. Turn the camera on. >> Go turn the camera on. >> Listen. >> So >> I'm not listening until you turn. >> Okay. Well, you can come back here. >> Come here. Come here. Go ahead. Put your hands behind your back. I'm just going to continue till we can figure out what's going on. Okay. >> You're not under arrest. Just going to put you in cuff so we can figure out what's going on. Much light of food. I went and spent $20 on thing and made dinner for us and everything. >> Okay, I hear you. >> Can you loosen them up, please? >> Those are That's about as loose as I can get it, brother. >> Bro, are you serious? >> Yeah, that's You got big wrists, man. Hang on. Hang on. >> Tight. >> I know. Give me a sec. Let me see if I can give you a little slack. There you go. >> I'm trying to I know >> raise my hands for you. >> I appreciate that, >> dude. I already put my hand and I broke the mirror. I threw my plate against the wall, broke the mirror, but I cleaned it all up. I punched a hole in the wall. I got drywall to replace it cuz I punched a hole in the wall before. >> Yeah. >> Here. You've been here before, ain't you? >> Yeah, I have. We all have. >> You are Well, you probably don't have much more hair, but you have hair. But I remember you from when I was arrested. Put me in cuffs right now. >> Yeah, >> I remember you. >> You uh do nothing. >> We're going to go to the front of my car real fast. I just want to talk to you. >> What happened? >> Okay. You didn't put hands on or anything. >> No. >> Okay. I didn't figure I know. I didn't figure. >> I would have probably killed her or something like that. You hit her. >> Yeah. >> Can you put these in my in the front? >> What's up? >> Can you put these in the front? >> So, I'm going to keep them in the back just for right now. I want you to lean up on my car and tell me what okay mean just chill. >> And we got in a little argument and she kept going and going and going and I made her food. I made her plate and brought it down to her. Said, "I'm not eating that." Well, I don't care if you eat her or not. Like I'll send her cutting my steak up and wait, man. I got I'm itching. I was in her trying to eat my plate and she throws hers right down to the dog. Then she comes back by and she's in there talking to me and she's spitting and then she go right on my plate. So I threw it against the wall like nothing physical. She didn't put her hand on me. I put her hand on her. It was just all verbal. >> Yeah. >> Normal thing but you know >> they do like throw stuff in the house and stuff like that. >> I do played against the wall is the only thing I said. I punched a hole in the wall. >> Yeah. >> I punched a hole in the wall. I can replace that. But I never put my hands on her or nothing. >> Yeah. Okay. All right. So, you want to hang with him real quick? I'm go talk. >> So, yeah, just hang out. >> After detaining the clearly more aggravated and drunk half, one of the officers turns his attention to Angela to try to find out what exactly happened there tonight. >> So, you tell me what's going on. >> Okay. He was making dinner. >> Okay. >> And like I'm on unemployment cuz I lost my job for 12 years. I lost my job for 12 years. Okay. and he's done nothing but bid on my ass cuz I can't get through to >> I've done nothing but deal with the unemployment, >> okay, >> for the last over a week. Like I've spent so many hours dealing with them and he yells at me and screams at me about the unemployment that it's my fault. >> Okay. and he thinks he's big because he's had a job for two months >> and we got in a fight about it and >> it's it's all my fault apparently that we're in a situation that we're in. We're losing our house, everything. And we I can't even afford to keep my phone off. My phone's getting shut off. We can't afford to pay no bills. And apparently it's all my fault. >> Okay, so what happened tonight? Like, did he hit you? >> No, he did not hit me, but he was calling me names and everything else. And >> our kid ain't even here tonight. And he threw he threw his plate at the wall and was calling me a [ __ ] and a mother and everything else. And I do nothing but sit here and clean all goddamn day and make sure his clothes are clean and everything else. And everything is just it's all my fault. Everything's my fault. >> So, he threw the he threw the plate >> and and he punched a hole in the wall. >> Yes, he did. >> Um, do you mind if we take a step inside and see what everything looks like >> and he actually while I was on the phone, he was cleaning things up. Um, I had a mirror hanging right here. >> Okay. Where'd he punch the hole in the wall? >> A cat that had kittens. They're right under there. >> Sure. >> Hole in the wall is right there. >> Okay. All right. >> Has he ever hit you before? He has punched me in the arms and stuff and he has grabbed me by the arms but he hasn't lived anything that is it not like a contusion. It just shows up later. Okay. >> Um so were you whenever this happened he has he done stuff like this before? >> Yes. >> He has. Okay. How do you guys usually handle >> There's a mark right here. >> Yeah. So, how do you guys usually >> placed that and there's Well, that's He fixed that one pretty good. >> So, how do you guys usually handle this type situation? >> Well, normally we just sleep in different rooms. >> Uh-huh. I don't fall asleep till I know he's asleep. >> Yeah, cuz I'm I'm an insomniac anyways. And >> Okay. So, what would you like what what would you like me to do then? [Music] >> I don't know who is. >> It's okay. It's okay to not know. That's That's okay. He's He's just He's drinking too much. Like this happens on a regular basis. It's not me that starts it. Like we we got a child here today. >> You want to step outside so the dog's not barking at us? So, do you have somewhere you can go? Like somebody to come pick you up? >> I figure so. That's what happened last time. Okay. Um, >> if you guys were able to >> separate tonight, would that be okay? >> Yeah, >> cuz I mean I understand he punched a hole in your wall, right? And it's it's technically both your property, so he can trash it if he wants, >> right? I can't arrest him for anything like that. But the last time I got hit, you know what? It don't even matter. >> Okay. So, you don't have anybody to come pick you up? >> No. >> No family around here? >> No. >> No. My family's in Dayton and they don't give two. >> Okay. What about him? Does he have family close? >> Yeah, he does. But Whether they come get him or not is another thing. Okay. My family's on the other side of Dayton. >> Okay. All right. Hang tight. >> With Angela's side heard and the damage clear as day, it's now up to the officers to figure out how to handle the mess. The big question is, will someone be spending the night in jail or will the couple be let go with a warning? >> Do you have any injuries? Anything like that? Did she hit you? >> No, she I didn't figure. Oh, no. You did it. I would have said something. >> I would have set up a No, there wouldn't even been a mark. No, only mark I got is that just from >> All right. And you could probably take care of that yourself better than an ambulance can. >> Well, I might need an ambulance. But no, I I I'll fix drywall. We got 30 more mirrors in the bottom where Jordan has a pack. Yeah. You know, like one mirror. >> Yeah. Yeah, >> they got steak sauce on the side of the house on the wall. But that's wipe be able to be wiped off, man. Like >> so I'm going to tell you what we talked about. Um, obviously you guys are just having an argument. I think you both had something to drink tonight. Maybe I had I literally had a few beers and I ain't drink nothing like an hour and a half, two hours. >> Yeah. So, um, basically bottom line is we're going to let you guys just, uh, sleep in separate sides of the house. Like, she said you guys normally do that when you get a little sleep in bed in a fight and sleep. >> Yeah. >> Like I told I left here four times after that. I'm like, I'm tired of this. I'm not leaving. Nobody's leaving this house. Like, you sleep in the bed, I'll sleep on the couch. >> Yeah. >> Everybody, that's what I say pretty much. Um, I will say though, and he and I both are in agreeance on this, if we have to come back here, somebody or both are going to go to jail. So, you know, >> it's okay. >> It's okay. >> That's why that's why I put you in cops. We just didn't know what was going on yet. So, that's it. So, I'm going to go tell her the same thing real fast. >> So, listen. >> It's not illegal for him to throw food or punch a hole in his drywall. That's just how it is, right? So, um, >> so he can do whatever he wants and not go to jail. But when I sit at my house and I yell, I can get arrested for disorderly conduct. >> When When was this? >> This was Father's Day. Father's Day. >> Okay. I don't remember. I I wasn't there, so I don't I don't know what he can do whatever he wants. He can trash the house. He can break things and punch holes in the walls. Did you get arrested? >> Yes. >> You got arrested for persistent sorely conduct. >> I was sitting in here and he was out there shaking their hands cuz apparently everybody just kisses his ass. He could do whatever he would. Okay, so here's what's going to happen tonight. So you guys are going to sleep in separate rooms like you normally do, right? And if we have to come back here, one or both of you is going to go to jail. >> Okay? So, he could do whatever he wants and it's okay, right? And when I'm pissed off that he gets away with what he gets away with judging by my house and he even cleaned it up while I was sitting on the phone with 911. He was vacuuming and cleaning it up. He can do whatever he wants and all I have to do is raise my voice and I go to jail. >> I didn't you so you did go to jail? >> Yes. >> You went to jail? >> Yes. >> For assistant disorderly conduct? >> Yes. Because I was sitting here in my home and I raised my voice and they were everybody was in their vehicles and they walked out of their vehicles to come and arrest me. >> Okay. So, I wasn't here for that. So, I'm not taking you to jail, right? So, I'm giving you a chance. I'm telling you everything right now that we're going to do and and where we're going to go from here if we have to come back, right? So, that's that's where we're at. >> Yeah. So, in other words, if you guys come back, I'm the one going to jail. Nope. >> That's not what I said, is it? >> Just say that. Just just say it cuz that's what I cuz he could wreck my whole house that I clean, all the laundry of his that I do, everything that I vacuum and clean up after him. He could trash it. He ruined pictures. He ruined walls. And he's not going to jail. Okay. >> My advice, both of you guys drink some water, rest it off, >> cuz you've obviously both been drinking tonight. >> No, I don't. No, he drinks way more than I do. He's >> It doesn't matter how much you drink. It doesn't matter if he drinks more than you. You both are drunk. >> I know how to control like drink heat. >> Okay. So again, if we have to come back, one or both of you is going to jail. >> Okay. Well, y'all clearly don't know the >> Okay. >> With the officers deciding not to take anyone in, they advise both parties to separate for the night to avoid any further altercations. They emphasize that in the case they do have to come back, somebody will be going to jail. Do you have anybody to come pick you up? >> I got a car right there. I got a license. >> I know. But you're >> I haven't I know, but >> I don't think you're good to drive. >> I can't I I first of all, I can't call nobody cuz I don't have a phone. She ain't going to let me use her phone to call anybody. I I She has the only number that's in the phone I can call. So, I can't call nobody. I really can't. >> I'm just trying not to come back here tonight. Um, do you want him to check you and see if you're good to drive? >> I don't know. You can hear her. Just don't with her. >> You need I'll even sleep in a goddamn job. I don't even care. I don't want her to go to jail. >> Shut the door, please. >> Shut up, >> man. We've dealt with this multiple times. Let her do her little rant. She'll go in the bedroom. She'll keep cussing at me, but then she ends up falling asleep. That's what she does. She's drunk and she's ready to fall asleep. She's like a baby. She's cranky. She really is. She's cranky as she don't sleep very good at night. >> Yeah. Yeah. She's just mad. >> Yeah. Well, the last time y'all took her to jail on Father's Day. >> Yeah, I heard about that. She told me about that. >> That's all because I shook the cops's hands that was here like I did to your guys's. I shook their hands and she seen it and she going cussing and cussing and cussing. I threatened to beat a couple couple of you guys cops up and [ __ ] like that and you guys never once took me to jail. But she was in there saying [ __ ] you [ __ ] and then that one she's going to jail like over that like she's sitting in her recliner saying that like you're going to take her to jail over that. That's like a non-Jailable offense cuz she wants to speak her mind in her own house. Like I didn't think I didn't understand why they was taking her to jail. But I ain't going to lie that was a good break. >> It was. You guys need to chill out, separate, >> and if we have to come back, somebody's going to jail. >> Yeah. You guys tell us that all the time. Every time you got to show up, like if you got to come back, like, which is understandable if you got show got show up twice a night. Like I understand like one one [ __ ] want to go to jail. Like I understand that. >> Mhm. >> But I was just I was surprised she went to jail the other night on Father's Day, >> which I wouldn't I mean I was like, "How much is it to get her out tonight? 150 200 bucks?" I'm like, "She gets out tomorrow?" Yeah. I'm like, "All right, tell her I'll see you tomorrow." That's what I said. >> Yeah. >> But yeah, she tried to call me at night and I was like, "You probably going to cuss me out." So, I didn't even answer the phone. Her phone. She called her own phone. I I had her phone. I wasn't answering that thing. I knew exactly who it was. I wasn't answering it. >> Yeah. >> I'm not trying to leave her the way she is cuz she ain't got a job. We're about to be homeless and I'm trying to get her into a house and everything like that before I want to get a divorce. >> So, >> cuz I'm done with it. I'm tired of it. Like, I've never been the woman that calls the cops on me more than anything until I got with her. >> Um, >> no, no, man. She'll calm down. I promise you she'll calm down. >> She always does. >> I'm sure she will eventually. It's just a matter of making sure nobody's >> safety is at risk. No, ain't nobody I one I've never ever four years and she's put her hands on me a couple of times. I never once ever put my hands on her ever. But like there's never there's there shouldn't be no reason why you guys thinking I'm going to hurt her or she going to hurt me because like I defend myself like I like I put her on her ass a couple of times. Like I didn't hit her or nothing like that but I just grab her hands and like trip her leg back and everything like that. Put her down like stop playing with me. like I will [ __ ] you up. Like it's not even a joke. Like stop playing with me. >> Then she would stop. But I haven't had to do that in almost two years. Yeah. >> Yeah. She don't ever she don't try to hit me or nothing like that. Like cuz she knew the last time she tried to hit me, I put her on her ass. Like don't try to swing on me. I'm a grown ass man. You want to act you want to hit a grown ass man? You want to act like a grown ass man? I'm going to treat you like a grown ass man. Yeah. like, you know, I love her to death and I would never physically hurt her, like hit her in the face and like that. She's had her face broken and she's got metal in her face from her ex-boyfriend. Well, ex well ex-boyfriend. His name was Chad. I don't know if you guys know him or not. He passed away, but he used to go to jail all the time. >> He's an adult. >> Yep. >> Um if he says that um he's good if we leave, I'm okay with that. >> Okay. All right, man. I say if anything happens like where you guys got to come back there's no I'm I will physically leave myself >> that way nobody goes to jail. I will physically grab my I'll walk home >> if if it's getting to that point. Try and just call your aunt and and get out of here that way. >> Oh, I definitely will. Okay. >> If it comes back down to her getting ready to call you guys again, I'm calling my aunt and they're going they'll come get me. They'll they'll answer the phone no matter what. Just be careful about taking her phone. If she's if she's calling >> if she's trying to call 911, you can't snatch her phone. That's illegal. So, you just have to do it before >> before if you start feeling like things are going to start heading south, just go ahead make that call before it starts heading that way. >> I definitely will. >> Okay. All right. We're going to leave. No problem. Anytime. >> Have a good night. >> You too. Just when it seemed like things were going to settle down, not 5 minutes later, dispatch received another call from the distressed wife. Only this time, things turned physical. Like, I didn't mean to. Like, she spit at me. I went like this to push her away and I got in her face. That was an accident. Like, right. Like, I was trying to lay down. I made my bed. I lay down and she's like and I just went like this and try to push her away from me and I got her in her face on accident. It was an accident. It weren't on purpose. But you just need to chill the out when you like seriously like they just left. You want to call the cops with me again? It was an accident. I was trying to lay the down. I told you to go up there and lay the down. If you want to take me to jail, take me. I'm serious. Y'all want to take me to jail, take me. I I I smacked across face on accident. I was just trying to get her to my face. So all I did is I was trying to lay down. I just put my shoes and everything back on >> right when she called you guys. >> I'm taking her phone. [Music] >> Like god damn. >> What? Yeah. >> Okay. Guess what happened? >> He was laying down. I was looking for my phone and he called me a [ __ ] and everything else and he didn't just accidentally hit me in my face. It was an open hand. He open >> No, I did not. You didn't spit on him? >> No. No. I currently have a dry mouth. I need a water actually. So, no, I did not spit on him. >> Okay. because handed >> one constant that's been going on tonight is that he said you spit in his food and then it said he said you spit on him. >> Well, >> so what's going on with that? >> You know what? If you're going to take me to jail, just take me to jail. Godamn. >> Why would I take you to jail? >> Because he gets away with everything every goddamn time. It doesn't matter what he does. It It doesn't matter. He can smash you. >> Where did he hit you? >> Right here. >> Right here. This side of my face. It was handed. It was right here. >> Both sides of your face are really red. >> Yeah, I know. Cuz I'm upset. Okay. >> She got mark. >> Not really. I mean, both sides of her face are red. >> Well, that's cuz she's been out in the sun. She's wants to sit outside and I want to sit outside and everything like that. I want to sit I don't want to sit outside every day. >> She didn't be sitting outside. >> I'm thinking >> too. Okay. Did she have the same version of that? She said that she didn't spit. >> And I asked her why in there say she did and she didn't. I guess she didn't spit. >> Where'd she spit at you? >> No, I guess. >> No, but but honestly though, where did she >> It hit me in my neck, man. That's why it hit me in my neck. >> Okay. >> I already wiped it off. I I already had my shirt and shoes and socks off and everything, but I was getting ready to lay down. Okay. >> She spit on me. I might just wipe my wipe it off my shirt when I put it on. >> Okay. >> I'm not pressing charge. I want her to go to jail or nothing. Like seriously, I don't want her to go to jail cuz it's Saturday. She won't get out till Monday and I got called off work and I'm probably going to lose my job. Like I'm not trying to do all that. I know that for a fact. I'm trying not to lose my job. I'm not trying to press charge. I'm not trying to let her go to jail because our boys coming home tomorrow and everything like that. Like ain't nothing trying to happen like that. If y'all want to take me, take me. Like >> will they let you leave? Yeah, they want they've been wanting me to leave, but I'm not trying to leave. >> I know you can come here and check. >> I know, but like that [ __ ] Like, she just needs to go to her bed. >> She won't. >> She's [ __ ] She's going to blame me for destroying the uh not the garage, but the the stove. >> Okay, you want >> Okay. All right. Go ahead. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Should probably leave. >> Don't get your phone. >> I'll put it on my back. >> Hey, Kenny. I'm going to jail. >> Put I hope you're happy, [ __ ] >> Get your palms together as close as you can. >> Yeah, I I really can't. I hate to listen. >> We're trying to put them on you. >> I'm going to give you two sets. >> Yeah, we're going to put two cup sets on you. You need another one. You got one. Okay. But Kenny, you hear me? I'm going to jail. >> He's in my back pocket. >> I'm going to jail. >> Nope. >> Well, I'm probably going to need a ride Monday if I get I'm going get probably get out Monday. I have a bond. But that >> Julian, have you ever been to DV? A DD >> DVD domestic violence. >> Oh, have you ever been convicted? >> I have not. >> Okay. >> Uh, I got lighters in this pocket. Can you take them out? Actually, >> you want to take them to jail with you? >> Can I have one more cigarette before I go? >> That's up to him. >> Can I? >> He can. Okay. All right. >> Will you go grab them? >> Yeah. Give me a second. >> Take that lighter in there. >> She's going to write a statement or not. >> Okay. >> She can write a statement. Tell her we want a divorce, too. >> Okay. In the end, Zach was arrested and charged with domestic battery. Before being taken away, he called the relationship off on the spot, and honestly, no one was surprised. The only real shock here is that the two managed to stay together this long in the first place.