It's going to make this worse. Stop. Open the door. Step out. >> This is my room. Stop. >> Is that all right? >> Where are you? Where are you? >> You said you're having trouble breathing. They're here to help. >> Yeah. Where? Where you? Whatever. I don't even know where. >> Are you in any distress right now physically? >> I'm not stressed. >> Hi. >> How you doing? Good. >> Good. Are you the only one home right now? >> Oh, what? >> Are you the only one home right now? >> No, I'm with my mom. >> You're with your mom. Okay. Do you mind stepping out here for us really quickly so we can clarify some things? So, right now, due to the conditions, >> what's your name? >> Crystal. >> Crystalin, right? >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, right now, due to the conditions from the incident that happened, what was it last week with your mom and everybody, one of the remedies that they gave to you, you can't be here. So, by you being right here right now is violating the bail bond that was set for you. Oh, what? How did you know that I'm here? >> We just reached out to us. >> Yeah, we're just doing our due diligence. >> What are you going to do? I'm still eating. >> Who is >> I'm still eating. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, we can figure all that out, but right now I'm going to have to put you under arrest. Okay. For the violation. >> What? No way. You can't enter under going to make this worse. Stop. >> This is my door. Step out. >> This is my Stop. >> Stop. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're going to get charged with a resistance. >> Listen, you're going to get another charge back. >> Let's go. >> Don't do that. I can't breathe. >> Get your hands behind your back right now. >> Yeah. I'm not going to move. Don't do that. Let me get my arm under. Stop. Don't do that. >> Stop scratching me. >> Don't do that. >> Stop scratching me. >> Go ahead. Get her. >> Don't do that. You don't do that. >> Get up on your side. >> Don't do that. >> All right. Roll up on your side. >> Don't do that. >> You're under arrest. >> You [ __ ] idiot. You [ __ ] idiot. Mother. >> You need an ambulance. >> You hurt. You idiot. >> Are you hurt? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you out >> do you want us to call an ambulance for you? >> Do you want to stay down there or do you want me to help you up? >> What the >> Well, if you stop yelling, I can help explain everything. >> Well, you're violating. >> What are you violating the booo? >> Stand up. We're going to get you out to an ambulance. Okay. an ambulance. Okay. >> Stand up. >> Let's go outside. >> Look. >> Come on. >> I can't breathe. >> Okay. We're going to have an ambulance. Okay. >> Outside. >> We're go over by our cars. We're going to have an ambulance out here for you. Okay. >> We're going to have an ambulance come check you out. >> We [ __ ] did you. >> Okay. >> Uh, open. That was >> 19. I can't breathe. >> Oh, my heart is hurt. >> We have an ambulance on the way to check that out for you. Okay. >> So, right now, you're under arrest for the violation of your pre-trial conditions. You're under arrest for battery police officer and you're under arrest for resisting. Okay. Step on over here by the car. >> You scratched me and you slapped her. That battery. >> Wow. >> Just come over by the back of the car. >> Hold on. Put your hand behind. I'm going to double lock them so they don't tighten up on you. Okay. >> What are you doing there? >> What is that? I don't understand. idiot. You arresting me for no reason. >> Do you want to do you want to sit down on the curb to wait for the fire department? Make a little more comfortable. >> We're going to help you down. Okay. >> You just let my mom in my neck. So, we just took her into custody. She was lifting a little bit. Um, we had to take her down to the ground. She said she couldn't breathe. So, we just want you guys to check her out. Make sure everything's all right. >> Appreciate it. for what? >> Crystalin. >> Crystal, >> I don't understand. >> Hey, I'm John. Do you mind if we just take a look at you? Make sure you're okay. >> Is that all right? >> Where are you? Where? >> You said you're having trouble breathing. They're here to help with that. >> Yeah. Where are you? I'ming whatever. I don't even know where >> are you in any distress right now physically? >> I'm not distressed. >> No. Are you physically in any distress? >> Is anything hurting you right now? That's what I'm trying to ask you. >> Yeah, he hurting me. >> Okay. Do you mind if we take a look at you really quick? >> No. >> Is that okay? We're not going to go anywhere. We're just sitting here in the back of the ambulance. Is that all right with you? >> Yeah. >> Do you mind just taking a seat and we'll take a picture? Okay. >> Take a seat anywhere. >> I promise you. >> It's all about the victim's address, >> right? >> So, the reason why we showed up here was because she was arrested last week for domestic battery. >> Okay. >> This address is a protected address of the victim where they reside at bail bond. She's not allowed to be here. She's in violation. So, we came to hook her up for being in violation of the bail bond. Um, when I explained to her what was happening, that's obviously she said no. She tried to close the door on us. We went in, we took her down to the ground to an effective arrest. >> Okay. >> Exactly. No problem. Put your seat belt on. Okay. >> Thanks, Kevin. >> Was mom home? >> No, I don't think anybody's home. Nobody answered. So, between that and the fact that no one addressed us, I don't know what she said about mom, but >> she just said I just know that she screamed mom, but I asked her if she was the only one home. She said no. So, >> hey Crystalin. Hey, my name is Eric. I'm the sergeant here on this shift. I just wanted to verify with you. Is anyone home inside your apartment? Your uh mom or son or anybody? >> My mom's not there. >> No one's home. >> I don't know. My mom was there. >> She was there? Yeah, she was there and she was like she went outside. >> So last you knew she was home inside here. >> Yeah, before you came you were when my mom's like get off then you guys came. >> When was the last time you saw your mom? >> Before you guys came the the popo because >> right before >> Yeah, right before you know. >> I'm going to put this window up so it doesn't get too hot in there for you. Okay, >> man. I just woke up and I'm eating. You know, they're respecting me. Yeah, you're unfortunately the judge says you're not allowed to be here. >> This is my place. This is not my mother. My >> It's not up to us. It's not up to me or them. It's up to the judge. And that's what the judge says. >> It's up to the judge. >> That's what the judge told you at court. Well, we'll talk to you more back at the station. >> Did she confirm or say that mom was >> said that mom was here right before the police got here and that she may have gone for a walk and he hadn't seen her since the police got here. >> Okay. Okay. >> We were just talking about whether or not there's enough for us to need to go back in and do like a just a check to make sure no one else is there. >> No, I mean you guys were physically >> over for no reason. >> Let's deal with this first. >> I'm out of business. >> We're going to go back to the station. Okay. >> I'ming crazy. You didn't even let me finish my phone. Oh, I don't understand what what my violation. I don't really understand what my violation understand. So, when we get back, I'm going to make sure that you understand and we're going to walk through and anything you don't understand, let me know so I can clarify for you. >> I don't understand what you as arresting me for. You don't even want it for. >> Okay. So, I told you it was for violation of being at your house. Okay. >> What do you mean be for my my house? I don't understand. And I don't I never heard that. You know, it sounds like a weird. Really? Seriously, >> I understand. >> You know, I don't understand this. >> I understand. It's not up to me. It's up to the judge and the parameters that he said. >> I never heard this before. >> Crystalline was charged with one count of violation of bail bond, one count of resisting an officer, and one count of simple battery. She is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.