Ma'am, if you call 911 right now, I'm going to put you in handcuffs. Get out of the car. Put your hands behind your back. You're going to get tased. What a man. There was a woman on the ground. She punched me. I called. So, I want her in jail, too. On July 20, 2024, the Indian River Sheriff's Office responded to reports of a disturbance. While deputies were interviewing witnesses, the situation quickly escalated into a family dispute. Okay, ma'am. That's not how this works. I'm about to put you in handcuffs. Go stand over there for what? Because I'm investigating a crime right now and you right. Yes. What's the crime? I'm working on that. So, you want to keep getting involved or you want to stay over there? No. So, stay right there and let me figure this out. Now, I'm calling a cop on you. This is my property. I don't care. Do what you have to do. If you call 911, if you call Listen to me. If you call 911 right now, how embarrassing this is. If you call 911 right now, ma'am, if you call 911 right now, I'm going to put you in handcuffs. So, go ahead. Call 911. Go ahead. Call 911. I'm calling another cop. Call 911. I'm already here. Call 911. Property. Let me go get my head. Go call 911. Get off of our property. Go ahead. Okay. Get off of our property, please. No. Yes. Just can you please walk over there? I have tenants. No. Why are you being so rude? I'm not. I'm trying to You call me walk to that side. Can you please just walk to that side? This is my home that this woman does not live in. Step over there, please. Can Can you and him step over there? No. Why? It's not how that works. This is my property. This isn't hers. I don't want her on here. That's why you're here. Okay. Maybe you can step over there. Okay. But her her or me? You. Okay. I'm going inside and she better be gone. Okay. Go ahead. I would like to leave, but getting to her house, she threw my car in. Fantastic. She threw my car in so many times. My transmission I can't I can't move. You know what? Okay, I think I'll just take the car myself. It doesn't Okay, this is what we Ma'am, you're not free to leave. Ma'am, you're not free to leave. She doesn't have a valid license. And that's You don't want to talk to me. I don't want to talk to you. Get out of the car. No. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Put your hands behind your back now. Put your hands behind your back now. One of you and you. Now you're going to step it up for the fight. Put your hands You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. Do you understand me? You're going to get tased. Put your hands behind your back right now. Put your hands behind your back. I can't. Put your hands behind your back. I can't. Why am I Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Why am I getting Put your hands behind your back. I can't. I can't. Put your hands behind your back. You're going to get tased. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. You have no You have no right to leave her alone. Get him off the property now. All I ask you to do is get off the property. That is my husband. Come here. I just want to say you see you real quick. I just got to tell you what happened. Okay. What a man. He throws a woman on the ground. What a man. I know. That was the most appalling thing. In my life. Where I am? I sat in my car. Yeah. Okay. Hi. Why am I going in the car? Yeah. Did you see remember what happened? Okay. Thank you. Yes. Why? I still can't hear you. I still can't hear you. You have anything on you? Guns, knives, bombs, anything such anything that's going to poke me, stick me extremely dirty. Looks like No. Can I at least hit that before I leave? this sticker. You're embarrassing me in my neighborhood. That's why I asked this gentleman when today was to walk to the side. My mother's been screaming like we didn't get to finish our coffee. I can't believe this is going on. Why? What is the charge? Sit up. Do you know what the charge is? I don't. Step up. Yeah. I have a She punched me four times in the face. So, I didn't even get to because I didn't think anybody was going to go to jail. So, she punched me. I called. So, I want her in jail, too. Okay. Yeah. Because I now now all my husband came out to to agree. All I asked was that that was on our property. Could you talk to that woman on the other side? Okay. Four times. Watch your foot. Yeah. I just lost my dog. Okay. Can I just look around? I am so Jesus Christ. She I Can I tell you her um her health issues? Oh, I'm not worried about that. I need to know what exactly has happened. Okay. What the from the very beginning? From today. Yes. Um, she slept over at my house last night. Okay. And while I was sleeping, she got a hold of my phone and she asked me, "Do you want Google pay? You should have Google Play." I said, "I don't want that on my phone. I'm 65. I don't understand all of that." Okay. Well, she did it anyway. unsounc I got my social security check today and um I was checking my account and she I stupidly had it on speaker and she said, "Mom, will you go to the bank and get $40 out for me?" I says, "What do you need it for?" She says, "I could really use my cigarettes." And okay, yes, I did. I got the money out. Okay. And then she said, "Can I drive, Mom?" And I said, "So where happened to the point?" Uh, okay. Where you said she struck you? She struck me first and it's in front of TD Bank. And if you want to play the When did that happen? Less than an hour ago. Okay. Anyway, I found out she in a matter of minutes. Okay. Took my card and started shopping. online and I didn't know. Okay. And then she said, "Oh no, mom. I need another $20 because we don't really have any food in the house." So, why didn't you when you got when you're at TD Bank and she hit you outside? Because I she hit me because she was out of control. First of all, I was very upset because I went in and when I found out it was her that had compromised my car, I was like freaking out. Okay. And then I wanted to calm down and she said it was an accident, Mom. It was an accident. I didn't want to press charges or anything. So, I went into the the car to calm down cuz the lady was fixing my car. She left her purse in the car. Do you need EMS? No. I looked in the car. Did you see if she does? I looked. She's the one who called for EMS. I looked in the purse. My old ID is in her wallet. Okay. So, now I need we need to talk. We need to go back to the point to where touch strike. Okay. Stuff like that. Let's stay on that. Okay. So, I was I was just so upset. I wanted to leave. She opened the car and she punched me. Where'd she punch you? Right here. But I managed to get away. Okay. I started going home. She called me up. Please, Mom, pick me up. It's this hot sun. Please, please, please. As we're going down the road. I'm driving her home. Hey. Uh, I think it's going to be her. Yeah. She She's She's She She took She She kept on hitting me and like nothing major, but she put the car in park three times while we're driving. Okay. And she then she says I said you just hit a 65y old woman. She goes no. Then she starts hitting herself. You hit me. There's documentation that I had to have her trespass off my property when she So where did she strike you at exactly? Like on your face or I think it was just in the should I I think it was here. I don't know. It wasn't hard but it was okay. I got you. All right. Give me one second. Hi. How you doing, ma'am? Yes. Hi. All right. We're going to have a little talk. Sure. Yeah. I'm a little pissed. I got you. I understand. I'm a little pissed. I got you. Will you calm down enough to talk to me? I'm going to give you a couple more minutes. Yeah. What? I'm sorry. You need a couple more minutes. You want to talk now? Talk about what? No. Um, I want these cuffs off me. All right. We We'll get to that. Okay. So, um, you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand that? Yeah. That means you're arresting me for No. No, it does not. No, it does not. No, it does not. I have to read you Miranda warnings. Okay. It's it's case law. All have three grand warrant if I ask any questions. That could be incriminating under arrest. No, it's not. You're detained clearly. I don't know. Yeah, I'm I was the one hit four times. I wasn't going to mention it to you cuz I don't want my mother in jail. I got you. I got you. Okay. And now I'm now I want it. And if she's not in a clap car and I have to go, too, I'm going to be a little pissed. Okay, let me let me just I don't think either one of us should have to go anywhere. She needs to go to CBH. Okay, let me I got to Before I ask any questions, I'm going to read your warrants. Okay, cuz you are in custody. Okay, you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand that? Sure. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer. Have a lawyer present with any being questioned. They decide to answer questions now without a lawyer present. May stop answering anytime and speak with a lawyer. You may use any of these rights anytime during this interview. You understand your rights and how I read them to you? Sure. Are you willing to talk to me? Yeah, I'm sure. And I asked you to step out of the car, right? Yes. And you refused and you pulled away from me. Step out of the car? Yes. When I told you to step out of the car, you said no. And you kept the and you went to go pull for the door. I opened the door and then you went into the car as I was trying to grab you out of the car. Would you consider that resisting my No. What would you What would you consider that? I wanted what I wanted to do was sit in there and call my husband. That's not what you said. You said you're taking the car. Then I'll be sitting in the car. No, you said you were taking the car, which means and I It does I don't It doesn't matter what you wouldn't have. When I said it's an active investigation and you are not free to leave and you get into a car. Yeah, she had the keys. I don't know that. I don't know that. And you're going to try to act. You say, "I'm leaving. I'm taking it. I apologize. I got it." You understand what I'm saying, right? And then when I tell you step out of the car, you know, I'm going to force you down to the ground. I don't know what weapons you have. I don't know what weapons are in the car. Yeah. And so my You know how many times You know how many times I've gotten shot at in my career? Yeah. A bunch. I had $40 that was in my hand and they were in my back pocket. I will grab everything that's on the floor. Yeah. I need it. So what happened at the TV bank? Oh my god. Okay. So, um, since this morning, my mom lost her debit card. Okay. She lost her debit card. Lost it physically. We trade purses all the time. That's why I want all my belongings out of that vehicle before. And my $40 is missing, which I have a feeling you gave it to her. I have to give nothing to nobody. And if or she picked it up. What vehicle is that? That's my mother's. It's registered. Yeah, it's registered to her, but we're both on the insurance. Okay. So, we found her card. It was in my purse cuz we swap purses. Okay. So, I find it in the morning. And so, when I hadn't found it, I wanted to set up her card to Google Pay. Okay. Because she knew the card number off the top of her head. Okay. So, I went to set it to her Google Pay, right? Well, we find the card. So, we go, "Okay, let's go to the ATM." We go to the ATM. Everything's fine. Well, in between, I'm playing around on my phone and she's just yelling at me, "Oh, pay attention to the road." Which she's right. And so, I I did. Well, I went on my team room and I clicked yes, pay, Google will pay, which my card is the first card on my phone, not her card, but because I had just set it up. You know what I'm saying? So, it didn't even go through. It wanted to authorize. So, that's what led us to the TD Bank to go, hey, we have to take this. So, at any point, did she strike you or you strike her? No. No. I It's okay. Look, it's okay if you guys got into argument and it was combative like both together. No. Nope. I might have like taken my hand to her face cuz I do that a I go, "You're going to go to jail." Like I I do like one of these. No, like to the side. Like I held her for like like you you might be going You're crazy. I got you. Okay. Okay. I got you. So I did like one of those and then that was it. Um and then she made me walk. She That's why I'm drenched in sweat and a little pissed off. Well, you're drenched in sweat because we just got into a fight. No, no, I was drenched in sweat already. She she she took off and rode around and rode around. She's been hanging out with skeptical people and I know she was with them and then she finally found me. All right, just put your feet in for me real quick. No, you can't. She can't be free to go. I got you. Just put your feet in, please. Okay. The woman was charged with resisting an officer without violence, a misdemeanor that carries a maximum penalty of one year in jail, and a $1,000 fine.