May 3rd, 2025, officers were called to a woman's home where she got into an altercation with her ex over a dispute about their child. >> She was somebody on the line. >> This is what I mean. There's no hiding. I mean, this just happened. >> Okay. >> I'm I'm tired of it. It's always harassing me. Always always doing something. >> Okay. That wasn't from you hitting car or anything? >> No. came and pushed me. Went on my property and came and pushed me. >> Okay. What? Um, who else was here to What is it? What else? >> Okay. How old? >> Okay. All right. Is it >> But it's becoming This is becoming ridiculous. I have messages um insults of of um threats of trying to take my away. It's not just like right now. It's like all the time. >> And who is this? I told him I was going to call the cops because he's trying to just threaten me or or harass me or tell me that I'm doing this or I'm doing that and it's getting to the point where like >> so how how did here let's talk over that way you don't have to be by him. All right, let's go over this way. >> Is okay. >> Yeah. All right. >> Okay. So tell me exactly what happened, how this started from start to >> I just got home was on my property right here. Supposedly was going to get medicine but also tells me that my doesn't get sick at house that he only gets sick at my house which it's strep throat. >> Okay, >> right now every every kid has strep throat >> for him to come and play me for something that kids are catching for being in school. >> Okay, >> so I got him the medicine. It's steroids because he has like this whole body rash and it's I'm >> okay >> and I can't send it in his book bag. So I was fine if he comes and calls me and tells me, "Hey, I'm coming over. I'm going to pick it up." No. Just shows up in my parking spot in parking lot and then has my going to figure it out, which doesn't know where medicine is. There's no reason why know where medication is kept. Mhm. >> And then then he comes and and starts telling me how this and that and it's just >> Okay. And then again, keep going. What what happened? >> So I told him to leave my property. I told him to get out. >> Okay. >> And he like, "No, I'm not going to leave." And then that's when I kicked car. He came out and then that's when hitting me. >> Okay. So you kicked his car >> hitting you >> and then he got out of the car now >> and started hitting me and pushing me. >> Well, he covered in scratches. What's okay and what do you call this? >> I listen not taking a side here, dear. But >> this is my property. We understand shouldn't be on my property. >> Not going to talk, but yeah, you can. >> I'd like to talk to him. >> You need to calm down. >> Oh, here. Come back over everything with me now. Now, here's again, we're not here to take sides, okay? I didn't deceive his marks, but he sounds like he has scratch marks on him. Okay. And you have marks on you. Okay. Now, when I first asked you, because again, we had two callers. You called and also was calling and was saying like, "She's hitting my car." I asked you from the get-go, did you hit a car? And you said no. >> I didn't say I didn't hit it. >> Okay. But I'm just saying I need everything to be honest. Okay. Now, when you >> I told him to leave my property. >> Okay. But again, here's here's what I'm going to get to right now is if you ever have a situation like this where you want somebody to leave your property, >> call the police and we can come here and just have them leave instead of you. >> I don't want to get into that point. I >> Well, this is worse. This is way worse >> because now witness a domestic. >> That's way worse. >> Well, it's been >> Okay, I'm just saying. Do you want you to witness that or would you rather you have witness where >> No, this is why I avoid him. This is why we don't even see each other. >> Not supposed to be here. But listen, and this is why we do police standby for people so that you wouldn't have to deal with this. >> We won't deal with each other, >> okay? But I'm saying if you ever do, that's how you should go about it from now on. Okay? You can't be just trying to take things into your own hands. >> It's my house. >> I understand it's your house, but it's your house. But listen, it sounded like he was in his car and then you started kicking it and escalated the situation and then he got out. >> I was trying to tell how the medicine works. >> Okay. So, how did he get the scratches out? That's how >> came outside and started pushing me. >> Did try to get you away from the car cuz you were kicking it. >> No, he just got mad because everything is material for >> Okay. Okay. Let me rewind here. Okay. Before anything got physical, I'm guessing he was in his car, correct? >> Insulting me. Yes. >> Yeah. But saying things to you and you got upset. >> Oh, I was just medicine work. >> Okay, I know. But here's what I'm trying to understand here. So he was in a car and but he was saying things that were upsetting you. So then you kicked the car, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. So you kicked his car. >> Yes. >> And did you do it anything else? You were kicking it repeatedly or how were you? >> I kicked it one time and I walked away. >> So you kicked it one time he got out of the car and then and then what happened after I got out of the car >> and then he was pushing me and telling me that he was going to take my and I told him not yet because we're not done talking. >> Okay. >> We're not And did and how did he get the scratches? >> Well, he started pushing me. I had to defend myself, too. >> Okay. >> Started pushing me to get >> And exactly how did you get that mark and then that >> threw me to my car? >> Okay. So that then you got those marks from hitting your car. >> No, I >> That's what I was asking. >> Sure. Why not? >> What do you mean sure? Why not? You said you just said he pushed you into your car and I said you got those marks from when you hit your car, right? from when he pushed you in you >> into the ground and then then I fell into my car. Yes. >> Okay. So now it's into the ground and then it's it was the car and then you said it was the ground then I asked you >> one of them. It's in the knee. My knee fell into the ground and then >> I was I was asking you where you got these injuries and then that's why I just needed a straight. >> Yes. For documentation. Yes. I need to document how you got that's why I'm asking how you got this. So when he got out and you were you were kicking the car, got out, >> pushed you and then he pushed you after he got out of the car. >> Yes. >> Okay. And then you fell on the ground to leave my property once again. >> Okay. And then what? You fell on the ground or >> was pushing me from the beginning and then I fell on the ground. I mean it was constant pushing until I got to my car from his car to my car. >> Okay. I was being pushed from all the way over there all the way to here until I hit my car and fell down. >> Well, I didn't I fell down and then hit my car or however if it happens. I mean, it doesn't matter. >> It It It does. >> Okay. Was pushing me until I got to the almost to the car and I fell and I slammed into my car and cement because obviously my knee is is scraped and it's the scrape is not going to get from the from the car. >> Okay. Again, I was just asking. I can't presume anything. I have to ask. And again, it sounds like he was in his car and you went and struck his car and that's why he came out to try to get you away from his car is what it sounds like to me. >> I wanted him I had told him repeatedly to get off my property. >> Okay. And so what are you wanting out of this? >> I want him to not go around my house or my property or around me. >> Does he live here at all? >> No. >> Okay. Does he stay here at all? >> No. >> Live somewhere else? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you own this home? >> It's my dad's. >> Okay. So your dad is the homeowner? Yes. >> Okay. So if you called your dad, would you want us to trespass him if he returns to this address he's arrested? >> But then you would have to work out a different custody agreement where you would have to meet somewhere else. >> You don't even see >> from school. >> Okay. >> And then when he grabs him off, he robs him off and my comes in by himself. >> Okay. Here's here's what I need to tell you though. If he does get trespassed from here, he can't be meeting here with the kid. You guys find a different spot. >> Okay. But again, >> I'd rather be at a police station or somewhere where he can't go and and try to insult me for everything I do. >> Okay. And we can do that anytime you want to do custody exchanges and we do those at the LL Police Department. So, it's that's no problem. >> I mean, like I said, and I showed you the message. I had already said it beforehand. This is way before. Okay. >> This is yesterday that I told him I will go to the cops and you need to stop messaging me and start and stop texting me and stop harassing me. >> Okay. Okay. All right. Hey, give me a minute. All right, listen. And what happened? It sounds like you were the aggressor first and then you hit first. It's >> on my property. >> It doesn't matter. >> My property. >> So, you did hit it first. >> I didn't hit him first. >> Okay. Well, >> he pushed me cuz he got mad about the car. >> Okay. Well, from what I got from even talking to your and seeing injuries and then your story being inconsistent, it seems like you were the one that was the aggressor. Okay. >> Yeah. All right. So, you're going to be you're going to be under arrest. >> Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? >> I'm not kidding you. >> I told multiple times. >> You're under arrest for domestic battery. >> Are you kidding me? >> No. So, put your hands behind your back. I did this so I did this. I did this so that your didn't see this. I let them drive. >> You guys hands behind your back. >> I think even heard me talk to the the property a million times. >> See? Yes, I know. So, how am I? >> Just because somebody's on your property doesn't mean you get to hit. >> So, my injuries don't count, right? >> I never said that. >> Then why is he okay to go? Why? Why is this happening? Are you kidding me? >> There's a thing of self-defense and he was defending himself. >> From what? Um me hitting his car. >> From you hitting >> I didn't hit first. He started pushing me. >> Okay. Well, you're said otherwise. >> Don't touch me. I could walk by myself. >> Okay. Well, I'm I'm holding on cuz you're running around. So, yeah. Where am I going to run? >> You have anything sharp on you? >> No. Change money. Same thing. All right. Back. >> Do you need anybody to lock up your dog? >> Can I at least put in? >> There's nobody else in my house. Can >> you give me permission to let him in the house? >> No, I want to put him in. It'll take like 2 minutes. And why can't you guys get the story of what he heard too? >> Of who heard? >> The neighbor. >> I'll go talk to him real quick. >> Oh yeah. Yeah. If he was outside. >> Go put the dog in the house. Leave her in there. >> Okay. >> Just put the dog in the house real quick. You got your body cam on so you'll see the dog. Put the dog Just put the dog in the house. >> Come on. They ended up charging her with domestic battery. Do you think she needs to learn how to control her emotions? Because it seems like their argument could have been resolved without hands being thrown. Thanks for watching. Would love to see your comments below and don't forget to like and subscribe.