Why would this woman think it's okay to punch her best friend in the face in front of the police? >> All right. >> Thank you, SIR. >> LAST WARNING. GET HER OFF MY HOUSE. [screaming] GET HER OUT MY HOUSE. CAN YOU GET HER OUT? GET HER OFF. GET HER OUT OF MY HOUSE. LET HER GO. CAN YOU GET HER OUT MY BACK? CAN YOU GET HER OUT MY HOUSE? MY BABY. CAN YOU GET HER OUT MY HAND back right now? Get out of my she meat. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> You see my house? You got a >> YOU SEE MY HOUSE THOUGH? >> YOU GOT a tomato. And I just told you. >> Hold on. Let me get my >> I just said it. [clears throat] >> Let me get my right here on the car. Right here on the hook. Right here on the hook. Everybody, >> sir, you see you had me first. >> I told you I'm complain. I'm be compliant. >> She let you go. >> No, she did, sir. >> Yes, she did. And the second she let you go, you threw a fist. That was stupid. >> You right. You right. All right. You right. But I was in there for 3 minutes. >> Do you have Do you have anything in your pocket? No poker pick. >> Nice. >> I would like to put her hand. >> I got you. Can you stay fresh? I'm let her head out cuz I got I got I got I got >> October 11th, 2025. Akran, Ohio. Officers responded to a disturbance call at a private residence. Two women, one house, one 3-month-old baby inside. By the time it was over, someone was in handcuffs, and it wasn't the person who called for help. Officers arrived to find an active fight. They moved to separate the two women. The subject was being held. The order was given to release. She released. That was the moment. The second the grip came off, she swung a closed fist directly at her best friend's face. The officer was standing right there. The officer didn't need a statement. He watched it happen. But he explained it anyway because the subject seemed to need the recap. In Ohio, that punch has a name. Simple assault, Ohio Revised Code section 2903.13, a first-degree misdemeanor up to 180 days. Please. >> How old are you? I'm only 18. You on routine? >> Yes. Please, please, please can you run out my window or do something to my eyes? Please. >> Uh, ambulance is on his way. >> Please. >> Ain't really much they can do. >> Please. Not going to jail. >> Probably. >> Please. No. Why? What's going on, man? I'm here to do the investigation of like the force officer used during the arrest. Can you just kind of tell me what happened between officer? >> I don't know, bro. This ain't got nothing to I don't know what's going on, bro. Who was who, bro? Pulled up, bro. [ __ ] going on. I don't know. We all pulled up, [ __ ] I don't know, bro. What happened to the officer? >> She heard this. She understood this and she spent the next several minutes explaining why jail was the wrong outcome for her specifically. Officers listened. The arrest continued. Most people at this point stopped talking. She kept going. >> Did you see >> officer? No, I mean he pepper sprayed. >> Yeah. What happened? Tell me about that. >> [ __ ] That little fight. He pepper sprayed. >> They're fighting and he pepper sprayed. >> All right. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Fighting pepper spray. >> Yeah. >> Extra [ __ ] though. >> Yeah. [ __ ] Told him to stop fighting and [ __ ] >> From what you you saw that happen, like did you think that was unreasonable for the officer to do that or >> Oh, the pepper spray. >> Yeah. >> [ __ ] bro. Y'all the officers, bro. Y'all got your little law uh however y'all go about it. [ __ ] If you feel like it was it was lawful, you know what I'm saying? To stop the situation. [ __ ] >> I'm asking I'm asking your opinion, man. What was your thoughts on this? >> I ain't going to lie, bro. Soon as I [ __ ] I ain't going to lie, bro. I really I'm going to keep hunting, bro. I'm joking. >> [laughter] >> You feel me? Bro, >> when that [ __ ] happened, I'm drunk, bro. I ain't really really paying attention. I just I heard him spray the [ __ ] [ __ ] That [ __ ] affected everybody in that in that mother. >> Y'all was broken up cuz how you get broke up and then punch her dead in the face after she had >> Please. Can you just give me a warning, please? >> You don't get warnings when you turn 18. >> She 18. >> Yeah. >> I don't Listen, I don't really need anything. Um, I'll I'll write the just a assault. Um, >> if you want her to do the 12, she can do it. But >> no. >> All right. >> I know she kind of locked up with a bunch of [ __ ] >> She She got sprayed, so she back. >> I know there's not much I know. I know there's nothing you can do, but but per our >> Yeah, I see that. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Are you the one that was fighting with this girl? >> I can't see. put milk in her eyes. >> Are you coming straight in? >> No, I ain't going straight in the purpose right there. It's the baby not at the house. >> My baby need to get in the car. Can you put my baby in the car? >> I'm I'm about get the water. Come here. Come here. >> Come here. I can't tell you my lips. >> My eyes. My eyes. Sir, can you do something about my eyes? >> That's all you can do about your eyes. >> They burn. >> I mean, that's what happens when someone give you a law order to stop fighting and you want to punch someone in the face. >> He didn't do that. He didn't do it. >> My eyes. Can you use my shirt, please? >> It's going to make it worse. Please. >> Uh, till Monday. >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god. >> You guys all good? >> No. >> In the back of my cruise. >> Okay. Please just put water in it. Please just do >> sit down in the back of my cruise. >> I can't see. Please. >> I'm going to guide you. >> Please just put water in my eyes. >> Put your feet in for me. Please. Ah, please. I wonder why. Okay, >> please. >> Honey, I'm Sergeant Wooden Police Department. >> Can you kind of tell me what happened tonight? >> To your what? >> My eyes. >> I don't have anything to do to those. >> Can you put some water in it? Can you wipe my eyes with my shirt? Can you do something? Please. So nice to me. Excuse me. >> Yeah, there's nothing I can do. It's just going to take time. Just you got to give it time and it'll get better. Okay. You kind of want to tell me what happened tonight. >> The victim, the homeowner, was interviewed separately. She had a 3-month-old baby in that house. She had been asking everyone to leave for hours. She called the police to end it. When the officer asked to photograph her injuries, she declined. That matters not for what she felt, but for what the case needs. OC spray had been deployed indoors. The officer explained why the subjects were too close for a taser. The fight was still active. He made the call. A sergeant arrived to investigate the use of force. Standard procedure. He asked the subject what happened. She told him, "We were fighting. I hit her and the police seen me." That is a confession on body cam to a sergeant conducting a use of force investigation. Unprompted, detailed, on the record. You >> dead? >> I don't want. >> No, I My eyes hurt. >> Thank you. All right, man. I'm Sergeant Wooden. I'm here to kind of just investigate what happened between the officer and and everything that happened. Can you kind of just run me through what happened? >> It was a previous fight at my house between my cousin and one of my friends. They was fighting. I kept telling everybody just to please leave my house. I have a three-month old baby. They wouldn't leave my house. So me, they got the fight in front of my baby for 3 months. I defended myself. I asked them nice to get out my house multiple times. Nobody left on my house. So when they did leave my house, I called y'all. They never left. So that's when it got escalated. She kept coming in my house, kept coming in my house, breaking [ __ ] So when I did that, I defended myself. >> Okay. And then when the officer got here this [clears throat] time, what happened? >> I was holding on to her, holding her down, >> and when I let her go, she swuggled me. I didn't hit her back cuz I know I'm going to jail. I hit her back in front of the police. So I didn't hit her back. >> All right. And then what happened at that time? What the officer did? He got there and he made my whole house. He made the whole house >> and it was inside when it happened. >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, >> can I check on my baby? >> Yeah. Where's the baby at? >> My baby's right here. My house is >> Yeah, for sure. So, the officer grabbed her and then sprayed her. >> So, um, >> did the officer give say anything before that? >> No, he told us to let go. I I didn't let go. I holding her down. >> I just was holding her down. Holding her by her hair. holding it down. >> Yeah, >> that's it. I just was pinning her down. Didn't Didn't hit. Didn't throw no hits. >> I was pinning her down. >> And then officer said, "Let go." And then >> Yes, I let go and she hit. >> And then what happened? The officer grabbed her and screwed her. >> No, he missed. He did. He didn't He didn't try to grab. >> Okay. >> I just like he should have grabbed. That's all. That's it. That's all. I was I've been in my house. He already had he just left there with the lift there literally 30 minutes ago. >> About the same situation. I kept asking everybody to leave my house then. Nobody left. >> Tasia. >> No, I can't talk to you. You just got my you done. You done. You done expecting my >> No, I'm sorry. Can I say something? Yes, ma'am. >> Can you put in the report, please? Tasia, bro. >> And you want her trespass, right? >> She don't want her ever here back again. >> Tasia, >> I I'll advise her and if she ever >> is at your house again, I will come in and arrest her. >> Yes. What about my house? All this stuff that's broken away. >> That's broken. Don't throw my wife away, bro. >> Did she deliberately break it and broke it in the middle of a fight? >> No, she kept running in my house like back and forth. I have They have cameras next door, >> bro. >> You ain't care about my baby. Thanks for taking that. Do not throw MY LEG. >> SO, I CAN LISTEN. I can send I'm going to send her for uh like I said, the assault. >> I'm going to advise her on a trespass, which is all going to be on their report as well. >> Um so, >> that's false, bro. If that's good with you today, let me know to jail. >> I said I don't I don't want to spray, but you guys are too close for me to taste. >> I I didn't I didn't I didn't hit. That's why I knew you was going to spray. I'm not mad about the spray. I just want my I got my baby out. >> YOUR BABY COOL. >> MY BABY NOT CLOSE. MY BABY COOL. My baby can't even bring you to your baby. If you not my baby 3 months, my baby, I've been helping you though with these. But they don't understand your baby. I'm very caring. I'm just I don't do this. >> She never said you hit her child. No, she didn't. >> Yes, she did. When she y'all first came, you would >> I don't do this. I love this little girl. Like, I love her. I promise you. >> I didn't want to do this. I promise you. All I asked you for the first time, I You heard me. I told everybody to leave my house the first time. That's all I wanted. I didn't want to do this. I didn't want nobody. >> I thought it was I thought it was the same girl. >> No, she was arguing with my little cousin, but I kept telling them to stop. But with But they both young. They neither of them know how to stop. Neither of them know how to keep up. My little cousin, she came back. That's what started it. She came back to my house. They open my door. I was upstairs making checking on my baby. I come out my room. I hear them yelling. I as both of them to get on my stairs. They fight upstairs in my bathroom. >> I tell her to get out my I tell her to get out my house first. She didn't get in my house. She get to talking crazy talking about this. Your lights. And don't get me wrong, I'm 21 years old and two kids. My mom left me here on my own. And don't get me wrong, I'm grown. I should have stuff su situated, but I'm learning. And don't get me wrong, but one thing for sure, I make sure my kid is great. >> The woman was arrested and >> under Graham versus Connor, use of force is evaluated based on what the officer knew in the moment, not what we know watching it back. Every decision here holds. She was charged with assault. The case was documented. The officer was cleared. Now, the grades. The officer gets a B+. He managed an active fight, deployed OC spray at the right moment, and communicated clearly throughout. One note, injury documentation could have been pushed harder. Minor deduction. The best friend brawler gets a D. She was released. She swung. She confessed. She had the right to remain silent. She did not exercise it. Ohio law doesn't care about your explanation. It cares about what the officer saw. The homeowner gets a B. She called for help complied with every command and protected her baby. One deduction for declining injury photos cooperation with documentation matters when charges go to court. If you want the footage that suspects don't expect to end up on camera, hit subscribe. We post every week. What do you think should happen to her? Drop it in the comments.