Lee County Sheriff's Office. What's going on? You're the one banging on here? >> Yeah, I'm trying to get in touch with my ex-husband. >> That's Sabrina Coin as deputies confront her about tossing a brick through her ex's window. >> Two woman trying to meet her ex-boyfriend. Who else is here? >> Nobody. >> Nobody else. >> Are you stepping outside here? >> Coin says that she didn't do it, but do you believe her? Let us know whether you think she looks guilty in the comments. Anyways, the truth doesn't take long to come out, so keep watching to find out what happened. So, what's going on? >> We're fighting. He cheated on me. >> Okay. >> And I'm just trying to talk to him. >> Hi. You are currently being recorded. >> Were you banging on the doors all along? >> I banged on the door cuz he won't let me in. He did stuff. Yes. >> What are you used to? >> I live here. >> You have an idea on you? I have nothing on me right now. >> Oh, did you launch anything in there? >> No. >> You sure? >> Yes. So, if you guessed that she's lying through the skin of her teeth, you'd be correct. Lying to cops is one thing, but being bad at it is another. Let's see what else she ends up lying to the law about. >> So, why are you here again? You want just just so I can learn what's going on? >> First of all, he told me to come over and we were fighting >> and So, he told you to come over and >> Yeah. And he thinks I'm out with somebody else and I wasn't. And then I came over here to talk to him. He won't talk to me. >> Okay. Make it make sense. If he invited her over to talk, then why would he refuse to talk to her once she arrived? 10 for you. You mind stepping over here for me? If you want to sit for me here right now so we can investigate and see >> what's going on. >> Can I call my kids? >> Uh, no. No. Could you sit for me, please? So we can investigate what's going on. >> Well, my son's at a dance party right now, and I wanted him to know what's going on. >> Well, we don't know. >> Okay. Well, right now we're investigating cuz we've gotten reports of banging on doors. We ask you if there's damage. So that's where we're at right now. So right now you're being detained. You're not free to go. You're staying here. >> From who? >> Huh? >> From who? >> From me. I'm a law enforcement officer. I'm Deputy Perez with the Lee County Sheriff's Office. Right now we're investigating a crime because we got reports of banging on windows. So allegedly there is a bang through a window. So we're investigating that right now. So I'm explaining to you you're not free to go. >> Okay. But >> you will stay here. >> Huh? Who called? >> What you can say? >> I think we all know her ex-husband is the one who called cops on her. His next phone call should probably be to file a restraining order. >> Sugar, >> I'm going to speak to you real quick. All right. I'm going to read you something. >> You're reading me my rights? >> Yep. >> He's having me arrested. >> It's just for questioning. >> No, you're having me arrested. Sugar, don't do this. >> Are you ready? 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 or advice before we ask you any questions and to have them present to have them with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, we won't be a pointer 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 answer anytime until you talk to a lawyer. >> Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? >> Can you talk to him one more time? >> Do you understand these rights I've explained to you? >> No. >> You want to repeat them? Can you talk to him? >> Can you focus so I can speak to you about the incident? >> Can you talk to him one more time? Sugar, don't do this. Charlie, don't speak to him now. >> Charlie, please don't do this. Charlie, please don't do this. Please. >> All right. Listen. Listen. Listen. >> Charlie, >> you need to. >> Charlie, please. >> I need to ask you some questions. >> Can you pay attention and listen, please? >> No. No. I did not do anything. >> Ready? >> What I have to say? >> Focus. Listen to him. >> But listen, I did not say >> Focus. Listen to him. Listen to that. >> Charlie, don't do this. Please don't. All right. Pockets. Okay. Thank you for being cooperative. >> Put your hands out if you're praying so it won't hurt. >> Like you're praying. I like your pray. There you go. Just like that. >> You want to leave your jewelry jewelry in the car? We got to take them off. We'll get to that. Okay. Can >> I lock my car? >> Can I get my card? >> We'll get it first, please. What did he say? >> Are there any females on? >> What did he say? >> 46 kilo headphones. Let me Let me get my >> females. >> Wait, what did he say? >> Female search. >> Charlie, >> hold on. You're going to tighten these up. >> Charlie, please. Please don't do this. Charlie, >> can you stop screaming, please? >> No. Okay. What did he say to you? >> Charlie, >> stop. >> Stop. Are we going to cause detention? >> Wait, can you take my purse? >> We can't You can't take everything. So, Joe, >> no. My purse with my belongings. I don't want him to have it. Please. >> Okay. He's not going to go in your car. >> Yes, he will. >> While you stand right Okay. Okay. While you stand right here, where is your purse? On the floor right here. >> I'm going take out your ID. Is that okay? >> Take my >> And your car keys. >> Oh, there it is. Okay. >> Yeah, just take that. >> That's all we need. All right. >> And lock my car. >> Okay. >> Is your ID in there? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It's right here. What did he say? He said we arrested. >> Oh, he wants to press charges. >> He wants to press charges. That's what he said. >> Mhm. So, you're looking at criminal mischief now. >> For what? Wait, >> for breaking the window for break the window? >> We'll speak about that now. >> Break the window. >> If you want to speak to me about it, we can, but I have to speak with you. Yes, I want to speak with you. I did not break. >> Just give me a second. I can read your rights and then we'll go from there. Okay. >> Wait, officer. Officer, I did not break the window. >> Okay, we'll speak about that now. >> Break the window. I did not break the window. >> Oh my god. >> Did you call 10:15? >> Wait, you didn't lock my car? >> Yes, I did. Four >> four fire quarters. One adult female. Tough 15.