I've been looking at him and I saw her, you know, she's got an engagement ring on. Says she's leaving town with somebody else. Your sergeant that just showed up, that's her ex-boyfriend. >> May 31st, 2023, Key West, Florida. A 911 call shatters [music] the calm at a local gym. The suspect, Scott, a federal agent, an ex-boyfriend [music] who wouldn't let go. Harassment, obsession, and a victim forced to call for help. >> So, this all So, this argument started in You guys started talking in Body Zone? >> Uh I just walked up to her Body Zone. I haven't seen her since >> Okay. >> you know, and so I've I've been worried sick, I called, text, and then excessive amount trying to fix >> No. >> I can't downplay that. >> Of course. >> And then when I I saw her, you know, she's got in the parking lot, she's got an engagement ring on. Says she's leaving town with somebody else. >> Okay. >> I haven't We've been together for like non-stop the last couple months. We got a dog together. We've been you know, doing life together and then suddenly >> So, you saw her outside of Body Zone. You started talking. She walks over to her car. >> Yeah. >> So, after she's in her car, how does What happens between the car and Winn-Dixie? That's what I'm trying to like cuz I I mean, I heard the argument took place in Winn-Dixie. So, that's what I'm >> All right. I like >> No, I think she she walked this way and then I was I went inside back in the gym. I grabbed my bag. And I came out here and I saw you guys pulling up now. >> Okay. So, this is like a Your sergeant that just showed up, that's her ex-boyfriend. And so, there's been a lot of It's been faster because of all that. >> They were both in the gym. He wanted to talk to her. She didn't want to talk to him. Um she kept trying to avoid him. She went out to her car. He followed her out to her car. >> Okay. >> She tried to put it to close the door and put it in reverse. He got between the door and her, wouldn't let her close the door. So, she tried to get out of the car. Uh he pushed her back in the car saying she wasn't going anywhere. >> Okay. >> And then he two kind of maintenance workers here in yellow shirts, Hispanic guys, started yelling >> Mhm. >> at him. Um and then she got out of the car and went into the Winn-Dixie and called the owner. So, we have domestic battery. >> I don't recognize you. I work for immigration. >> Yeah? >> Yeah. >> I guess I've seen you running at the couple times. >> Probably. I live there. By the Feathers? >> Yeah. >> Probably walk. Not much of a runner. >> What's the deal? >> People get in arguments and disagree all the time, you know? >> Huh? >> Just kind of what's the deal with people fighting and arguing all the time. >> Yeah, we got to figure out exactly what happened. >> We just got a dog together, man. Puppy puppy. >> Who yelled too? >> Yeah. >> Oh. >> 8 weeks old puppy. >> What kind of dog? >> Giant Schnauzer. >> Giant Schnauzer? >> Yeah, it's going to be They mixed like the Schnauzers. You ever seen the Schnauzers with the beards? >> Yeah. >> They mixed them like years like hundreds of years ago with like Great Danes and Rottweilers. And so, they're they're much bigger. So, he's going to be about 100 lbs. >> That's crazy. >> Yeah, this little thing running around my house right now. And I share my location with her as well. So, she knows where I'm always at. Not that that matters, but like we were living together, so until Saturday morning. >> Immigration? >> Yeah. >> So, like Homeland >> Immigration. Yeah. >> Homeland Security? Different from Border Patrol? >> We are like brothers. So, we wear the blue, they wear the green. Anything >> You guys aren't the ones that come out to the cruise ship? >> Yeah. >> You got warrants? You are? >> Mhm. >> Oh, okay. >> I don't think we're green. No, they were blue. Yeah, we were blue. Border Patrol's green. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Relationships are rough down here, man. I told her like, "Man, I can't handle a puppy." She said, "It's okay. I'll help you. We can blah blah blah blah." Puppy puppy, man. My house smells. You want the puppy? I've been looking at him, but I've been dragging my feet. She's got a dog. She's known to fight. Like her dog Milo. She said, "Milo have a a friend. They play together." >> Oh, now there's two dogs? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Jesus. >> Can you do me a favor turn around, please? Transponder box. So, I got a Can I make a real quick phone call before? Um, we'll give you a minute when you get there. You can just call from there. >> My son's at home by himself with a friend. >> Okay. How old is your son? >> 15. >> 15. All right. Who would you call? >> Uh, I'd probably call him and then call my friend Carol. >> Okay. >> Can you guys tell me why I'm being >> Yeah, so we PC for battery. Um, we have witnesses, independent witnesses, so um, you know, we're going to make the arrest. You you'll probably get a bond. You can bond out. >> I don't know. You just got to go through the process. You >> Yeah, everything kind of lines up and according to what you said. >> Can I Can I just make a a real quick phone call, a couple calls for work and then >> Um, yeah, what Why don't we see you in the car? Where's your phone on you? >> It's in my pocket, yeah. >> Okay. Hold on a minute. Hey, Nias, is he in the car? He's in the ram? >> Yeah, everybody's in the car. >> Everybody's in there? >> All right. >> Okay, you have anything illegal on you? >> I do not. >> The reason I ask this is because if we go to the jail and you have anything illegal on any knives, weapons, drugs, any anything, >> Mhm. >> it's an extra charge, which is introduction of contraband, plus possession. You don't have anything illegal on you? All right. >> How long does it take to uh bond out? >> That's going to depend on on the jail and the jail staff. I I I mean, to be honest with you, that's a >> What is >> Is that good? That's a whole different like, you know, that's got nothing to do with us. >> What's considered battery? >> Uh, any unwanted touching. >> Um, is your car here locked up? >> That's right. >> Looks good. >> The truck truck over there. >> Okay. >> Um, if you could just hit the clicker for me, make sure it's locked. >> Pretty good. And you know how long you said it how long it takes to bond out? >> It just depends, like I said. Um, could be a couple days. >> Uh, I doubt it. >> I got to find out. >> You have to wait for your court appearance. And in my case, you have to see a judge before you can bond out. >> It's today, Wednesday? >> It's Wednesday. >> You might see a judge this afternoon. >> And then the that phone call I mean, I need >> Okay. >> I don't know who to call. Sorry. >> You need who call for your son? >> Yeah, and and the work thing. I was just I don't show up until >> No, of course, of course. I'm going to get you squared away so you can at least call your boss. >> Yep. >> Okay, let me crack the window open for you. Let's get some AC on. >> So what? >> It works. >> This is Eric Hatfield. >> Hey Eric, it's Hatfield. >> Hey. >> Hey, I'm not going to be able to make it today. I'm going to be I actually just got arrested. I'm headed to uh the station and I'm going to try to bond out. >> All right, what for? >> Uh I guess battery. >> Okay. Um what do you need from me? >> Um I don't know if I need you to come down and help me out or what. >> Hey, just keep me posted. Uh as long as you do it within it was within 24 hours, right? >> I just I'm I'm in their car right now. They're doing me a solid letting me call you. I don't have uh I don't have any numbers written down and my son's at home, too. >> All right, tell uh the um >> Yeah, you're on speaker. >> roster and call call me. They can call me anytime cuz I need to make notifications. So if they can call me when you're you're processed or whatever. >> Okay. >> All right, thank you. >> You're welcome. Thanks. >> All right. >> Good morning. >> Hey, good morning Carol. I need a super big favor from you. >> Okay. >> Uh Jasmine and I got to an argument outside the gym. They're arresting me for uh battery. Yeah, my son's at home with his friend and the puppy. Can you just help me, please? >> Absolutely. Tell me what you want. >> Uh I guess just take care of him. Make sure he's okay. >> Okay. >> I'm not sure. I'm going to try to bond out. I don't know how long it's going to take, but that's explains my disappearance. >> Okay. Okay. So you what Tell me what you want me to do? You want me to go to your house? >> Yeah, if you could just go down there and like take him I mean I guess so, yeah. I'm in the back of the car. They're letting me make a phone call right now. >> Okay, no problem. I'll go down there now and take care of him. Take care of him. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Eric, so when you get to the jail, they're going to let you use your phone to get any numbers you need and all that and you know, if you need to call somebody. >> How does the uh the bail thing work with the bond? Like how do you uh >> Um >> Is there something that's recommended? >> I I'm not sure. Uh when we get there, I'm not sure what what charges have preset bonds or what don't. >> Okay. >> I mean, so when you get to the jail, you can talk to the jail staff. Ask them what charges have You know, if you're charged I'm just going to get you a simple battery, man. I'm I'm not going to I'm I'm not going to go domestic. I'm not going to get crazy with it. I'm just going to charge you with simple battery. Um battery touch strike. Um That's pretty much it, man. That's that's all I got on my end, anyway. Um like I said, you can talk to the jail staff. Ask them what what uh what the bond is or if there is a bond for your charge. If there isn't, you just have to see a judge. Uh they're doing court today at 1:30, so that's I'm going to try to get you down there. Try to get my report knocked out quickly so you can uh see a judge, right? All right, bro. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to an attorney for advice before we ask any questions and have them with you during questioning. With these rights in mind, do you wish to speak with me? >> I can't answer. >> Okay. Um All right, look. So I got I got one story from you and I got one story from your from your ex and it's Garrison. Now, what I wanted to ask is, you know, you said that the argument started, you know, that you tried to speak with her about it. Then she walked away and you followed her trying to speak with her. Did at any point in time you guys get to toward to her car? >> We didn't. >> Okay. When you guys were at her car, at any point did you put your hands on her, like stop her or like >> By the arm, yeah. There was Okay. There was uh she opened up the door. I put my hand on the door wedge. She closed it. >> Okay. Okay. >> That one? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So she closed the door on your hand? >> it on my hand and then it didn't obviously didn't close. >> Okay. >> Like I guess the triangle there. And then when she opened it back up, I did try to grab her. Just to try to talk to her and she kept saying I don't know she gave me two minutes to listen and then two minutes two minutes. >> Okay, so at no point in time did she try to get out of the car and you shove her back in there or anything? >> She said if you don't leave I'm going to kick in the nuts. >> Okay. >> And she did the the leg motion and then I I did put my arms up and stuff. >> Okay. Okay. All right, so I'm just like I said man I'm just trying to get like down cuz you know there's always two sides to every story. >> Which >> and I'm just trying to I'm just trying to figure out what all occurred. You know, I'm trying to speak to you know, apparently there was more people in the area. I've tried to speak to a lot of them. A lot of them didn't really see what occurred between you guys. So I'm just trying to get down to like you know, the nitty gritty of said story. >> As she was leaving I tried to approach her. She kept walking. I don't know if she had her ear buds in. She opened up the door, put my hand in the door, she saw me, she slammed it on my hand. >> Okay. >> That was a pretty strong >> Yeah. >> Um whenever I moved my hand out I did try to grab her >> Yeah. >> and try to spin her around so I could talk to her. And then she said she turned and said I'm going to kick in the nuts. I put my hands up. I did put my hands up. >> Yeah. >> And then there were people um that were working there in the parking lot. >> Yeah. >> They did say something, "Are you guys are you guys okay?" And I was like yeah we're fine. And then she got out and started walking towards Ross. >> Okay. >> And the door was closed. And she started walking towards the Dick's and I said, "Hey your car's in the wrong spot." And she went forward with Dick's and I I waited. I assumed >> No, of course of course. >> I assumed she was going to call the police. >> Yeah. >> 38-year-old Scott was taken into custody [music] by the Key West Police Department charged for his actions against his ex-girlfriend. Placed on administrative duty while the investigation moved forward. So here's the question, what should the consequences be [music] for Scott's actions? Drop your thoughts in the comments below.