Open the door. >> Yes. >> No. >> We will break this door down. >> Come downstairs. >> Come downstairs. Now, >> we didn't do anything wrong. >> On October 9th, 2024, at around 1:00 a.m., deputies in Fort Meyers, Florida, responded after a 17-year-old girl repeatedly called 911, reporting that her sister's boyfriend was bleeding from the head following an altercation with her sister. But when deputies arrived, the girlfriend refused to let them inside, even as they saw blood on the walls, leaving them no choice but to force their way in and uncover the chaos waiting inside. >> Open the door now. Come to the door. I'm buttoned in. I will break this door. Come here. Come here now. Do it now. >> Coming. >> No, he's refusing to open the door. >> I will break this door. Are you the door? And if you are, we'll just >> open the door. >> Open the door. >> No, there's nothing wrong. >> Open the door. I will take this door off the hinges. Open the door. >> Open the door. >> 26. >> 26. >> Open the door. >> Yes. >> No. >> We will break this door down. Come outside now. >> Come outside now. >> There's nothing wrong. >> Open the door. >> No. >> Open the door. I'm taking it off. >> Let's switch it. >> This is my final final. >> Let's switch it. Switch it. Switch it. >> No. I live here and know. >> Okay. Open the door. Give me a sec. Let me get Ma'am. Ma'am, listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. One second. One second. Let me tell you what happened. We got a domestic disturbance call where somebody was bleeding. We want to make sure all parties are okay. And we >> And your sister called. Your sister called. >> No, we're not. We're not at the wrong house. Then why don't you guys let us open? We're police. Listen, we've been banging on the door. A new blind females by the door. >> Yeah, they're at the front door. >> Yeah, the uh the original females back upstairs. >> As of right now, we have visual on one adult male and two adult female subjects. >> Yeah, they're doing it around. They're yelling to send four. They haven't opened the door yet. >> Hey, sorry. Do you want to take a look at this real quick? >> It's not It's I'm not telling you it's a blood back, but >> right there where the light's shining. See where the light's shining? >> Where? >> See where Right where your light shine. the the girl, the young one went back upstairs. She's the one that I guess called us. She came down and was sitting right here behind this ledge. Then he comes down. [Music] >> What did the call notes say? Um, the male was supposed to be bleeding on the head. Um, the female said she was hid in the bathrooms. Heard a verbal 22 occurring in the kitchen. He was supposed to be bleeding from the head. I don't see any blood from him. Um, said she was hiding in the closet upstairs. You want me to go check to see if there's anything else? If anything, you would have dispatch read it out to us. We don't need to or maintain our position. >> We haven't read it out. No, he just said that they had an argument. >> Stay there. Keep watching. >> I have no idea. >> Watch out for these dogs. >> Someone have a taser or a pepper spray out for these dogs. >> I got a taser. >> You can open the door. >> We're going to break it. >> Who's got a vision? >> I should have got vis. >> It has got video. >> Coming towards the door. We're going to break it. >> We're going to break the door. >> Yes, we are going to break the door, >> too. >> Hands. Who's got hands? >> Open the door. [Music] >> Who's got hands? Guys, I got it. >> Back away from the door. [Music] Back upstairs. upstairs. [Music] >> Third in the stack. As soon as it's open, fall in behind me. >> Yep. Yep. Yep. >> Watch your hands, Arch. >> Okay. All right. Here we go. Go. >> Stand by. We got a hallway to my right. Yep. >> I'm going wide. I'm going wide. I'm going wide. [Music] >> We're here. We're here. Right here. >> Come down now. Hands up. >> I'm down. I'm good. I'm down. I'm not going to do [ __ ] >> Come downstairs. >> Come downstairs now. >> I have no weapons. Nothing. >> Hands up. Hands up. Keep them up. Keep them up. >> Downstairs. I got it. I got it. Come downstairs. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Keep them coming. Keep them coming. Keep them coming. Keep them coming. Keep them coming. Female, stay there. Female, stay there. >> I don't have anything. I don't have anything. >> Who's got hands? >> I got >> Keep coming. Female, keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. >> We haven't done anything. >> Right there. My little >> sit right there. >> No. My dogs My dog is panter. Don't Don't >> sit down. >> My dogs are my bedroom. Please. Please. >> No. My dogs aren't friendly like that. My dogs aren't friendly like that. >> You stay there. We tried until you guys open the door. I don't know why you did it. It's going to be a resolve. >> There's nothing wrong going on. That girl was terrified. My camera. All you got to do is open the door. I told her the door outside and talk to you. >> We tried to get you guys. You sat there recording. All we doing was just open the door. That's it. >> [ __ ] you. >> There's nothing wrong. >> We're sleeping. >> Please. Please, man. >> Listen, man. We're beyond that. >> That's my dogs, man. >> We are beyond that. I'm like, you're Caleb. >> We didn't do anything wrong. >> We haven't done nothing wrong. You guys are >> That's crazy. >> There's nothing going on. >> Why Why did we have Why did we get five 911 calls from that girl upstairs? >> Five. Cass. Cass. Cass. >> There's nothing going on. We were arguing. That was >> Dude, you stood right here. You stood right here. Open that door. Make sure you can close it and lock it. How's that look till I stand outside? You could open the door conversation. >> Yes, but we could have convert. [Music] >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> I'm in handcuffs. We're both in handcuffs. >> I do this. Take her to the car. >> No. I I'm talking to my mom. >> I'm not walking through that glass with bare feet. >> No, I'm not walking through the glass with bare feet. I have no shoes on. Give me some shoes. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> No, I'm not. >> Dude, [ __ ] grass, bro. Come on, dude. >> What is going on? >> You're being detained. >> For what? What is going on? It's 325. We're secure for control. >> Not aggressive at all. >> Not aggressive. >> No, I'm just making sure nothing wrong. >> You got to refuse open door. >> We refuse to open the door because there's no there's nothing wrong. My dog has cancer. That's the reason going on right now. >> Yes. That's why there's blood on the wall because my dog has cancer. Get inside the car right now. >> I'm not getting in the car. I didn't do anything. No. I was sleeping. >> Get in the car. I'm going to put you in the car. >> We're going to put you in. >> I don't even have shoes on. >> All right. What was your first name? >> Kayla. >> Kayla. I'm Deputy Mono with the sheriff's office. I want to have a conversation with you about what happened here tonight. Before I do that, I'm going to read you your rights. Okay. Can you hear me? Okay. >> Yes. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have them with you during questioning. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you before any questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer questions without a lawyer present, you will still have the right to stop answering at any time. You also have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to a lawyer. Do you understand each of these rights if I explain them to you? >> Yes. With these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now? >> No. >> Okay. Sit tight. >> Okay. Well, I'm Deputy M, the sheriff's office. All right. We got quite a few 911 calls here tonight. Um, saying that there was somebody bleeding. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, we come here. All right. Uh, not try to knock on the door. Don't want to come to the door. We look inside. We can see blood on the wall. All right. >> You seen blood on the wall? Yes, ma'am. Uh the young man has a pretty goodized gash on the back of his head. All right. Uh one of the young ladies came downstairs. She's crying. Something's going on this this this house. >> Uh again, the type of 911 calls we're getting over and over again. All right. Due to the circumstances, we we need to make sure everybody's okay. So, we got our way into the house. They agitated. Okay. So, right now, right now, nobody's under arrest. Right now, they're just being detained. Okay. >> Uh EMS came and check checked him out. He declined to be any treatment. >> All right. >> Uh that that's all we have right now. All right. Um >> the front door window was broken. >> Yeah. I was on the phone while this whole >> Are you Lori? >> Yeah. >> I was literally just about to call you. >> Yeah. I was on the phone while this whole thing was happening when they broke the door when he with all that. He did. He described that I guess Tyler was like full of blood. >> No, he didn't tell me that. >> He told me that Cass told me that he he was face was full of blood and that's why she called. And I don't know if he told you when we get called like that, we can't just leave. >> Understood. >> Right. We got to make sure that everybody's okay. And the way that Cass came downstairs, it not only concerned me, but it concerned everybody. >> Understood. >> So, we just got to make sure that she's okay. And she went right upstairs. So, we don't know if something happened to her or >> So, she just moved here. >> Yeah. Like two weeks ago. >> She's got abusive parents, alcoholic parents, >> right? >> So, we're still we're still gathering. >> She moved here. >> We have a couple get away from that. >> So, she's very nervous. And I mean, I'm not saying nothing happened. >> Nonetheless, something happened cuz he's got a good a good slash on his on his back. >> Disagreeing with you, but there you know. >> So, again, right now, nobody is under arrest, but we have to determine what happened. >> Understood. Yep. Gotcha. If >> we get diffuse it anyway, take one of them with us. >> We'll we'll get to all that. Uh we still got a few more eyes to dot and tees to cross. >> Yeah. No, but we'll appreciate it. >> No, we appreciate you guys being so calm, cool, and collective with us. >> We want to get the dogs and stuff. >> The dogs with the glass being broken and everything. So, >> yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. Absolutely. >> Right. Right now, it's covered up as best we can get it for now. Um >> for now, please stay out of the house. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Well, we'll keep you updated. >> Let us know we're going to take the dogs. >> The dog the dogs are in uh I believe this front bedroom. So, they're they're they're not free enrollment or nothing. >> Okay. I'm assuming when you're ling. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I just You might get a phone call. It's going to be one Oh, >> yeah. You didain you guys what's happening? >> Yes. >> Did they explain to you why we busted the door in? >> Yes. Yeah. >> Do you have any questions for us? >> No. >> Just real quick, >> there's exceptions to entering a residence without a >> war. If anyone's in imminent danger that we believe needs help, we have all the right to go in. With the way the call came in with the other sister, Ivy, saying they're fighting, one's bleeding, us getting here from the back door, seeing blood in there on the walls, him with an injury, them refusing to open the door. We're not going to want anything. We got to make sure somebody's kill somebody or something's hurt. So, >> that's what we have right now. We're just taking photographs of the inside of the residence because there's blood downstairs, there's blood upstairs, there's blood in the bathroom. So, we're documenting that. >> Okay. >> At this point, neither one of them are wanting to really talk. We're going to give them another opportunity to see if they want to tell us what happens. If neither one of them want to talk, they're both going to jail. Because in the state of Florida with domestic violence, if you can't if I us can't determine who the primary aggressor is, then they both go. So that's just the way it is. So we're going to talk to them. But up to this point, neither one of them will tell us anything that happened. So >> you want to go third party? >> Yeah. Or the sister. She won't give us a statement. Even though she's the one that we have everything she said on recording, but she still don't want she, you know, I understand it's her sister. She don't want to start in trouble, I guess, for coral work. But but we have to make sure when we leave here that no one's going to get hurt. >> Yeah, we can take somebody home with us, too. We live coral, so if whatever to diffuse the situation or whatever. >> Um so that that's where we're at, you know. So this will be a few more minutes. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> And depending on the outcome, >> let me let me interrupt before we even get to that part. I don't know how long they've been together or this and that. >> 10 years. >> Like my captain just said is if you want to speak to him real quick, I'll give you about three seconds to talk to him and be like, "Hey, just be honest and tell them because we are going to probably bolt. That's just how it is." >> In the end, deputies forced entry and uncovered enough evidence to charge both the man and woman with domestic battery and resisting arrest. If convicted, they face up to two years in jail, 24 months probation, and $2,000 in fines and total maximum exposure.