A routine disturbance call quickly takes an unexpected turn. Officers arrive to a scene that's already boiling over. A couple rushes outside yelling, pointing fingers, and forcing police to separate them before the truth comes out. June 25th, 2025 problem. You can you you can check >> about what? >> Uh he was abused me. >> Okay. >> You can you can check in history. >> Okay. Yeah, we we're we're well aware of the history. >> I never I never touched him. >> Okay. Do you kind of you want to tell me what happened like how this all led up to what happened? >> Yes, it happened like we have >> I can't talk like we have a judge and >> Mhm. >> judge told me like it will happen again. I don't believe in this but you look it happened again. >> Okay. Where did he where did he hit you? Are you saying hit you? >> No. No. No. No. No, no. He never hit me again. >> Okay. He was just kind of mad at you. >> He just was abused me like talking in abuse. >> Okay. Just talking. >> Just arguing and stuff. Okay. >> But but you can you can look in u >> Yeah, we have >> history. >> We we know the history. Trust me, we're aware of it. Um >> he he he never touched me. Did you? No, he never touched me. >> Okay. Did you ever touch him? >> No. No. No. No. >> No. So because he's he's saying >> like it was my mistake that I can let him in in the house again because I >> it will never change. >> Okay. >> All right. I mean, do you feel safe with him in the house? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. >> Visibly upset, she cried as she explained to the officer that her husband had been verbally abusive, leaving her feeling unsafe inside her own home. Uh, can I get your uh do you have like a license on you or anything like that? >> No, in my house. >> It's not a big deal. What's your last name? Actually, do you mind just writing your name down right here? It' be easier. You can just check your license later. >> But I never called you. Why do you come? >> We just we we got dispatched out here. So, all right. And you know, >> so you're saying he never he never touched you or anything? He was >> No, he touched me. He touched me. We had a car. >> Oh, yeah. Okay. I'm talking about like tonight. >> We had a lot of problems like But I believe him that he will never touch me. >> You still have an order of protection? >> Yes. We had we had uh before, not now. >> It's okay. So that it's expired. >> Yes, it's expired. >> I believed he would be okay, but no. >> Okay. So, you guys just got into an argument. You said he was verbally abusing you is what you were telling me. >> Yes, just verbally. He He didn't touch me like he he didn't fight with me like it was before. No, he didn't touch me. >> It's true. >> And how did you >> He was verbally abused me. >> How did you respond when he was verbally abusing? >> I was I was very angry. >> Okay. >> Did you touch him? >> No. No. No. But I I abused him too. >> Okay. So like with words. Okay. Okay. >> Because I am I don't I don't want to to have this again like again and again. >> Are the kids home? >> Yeah. You have how many? >> Two. >> Two. >> I tried to protect him and he he's still abusing me. >> Who else is inside the house? >> My mom. >> Your mom. Okay. So, what do you what do you kind of hoping to happen tonight. What's a confession? >> Nothing. You know what? We have the score and I said like >> I believe he he he would be okay. Like >> he promised me to be okay. >> Mhm. >> He was on the knee and said me I I love you. I will be the best for you. >> Mhm. >> And now he start doing it again and again and again. >> Do like the arguments the >> abusing me. Okay. What kind of stemmed him from starting to abuse you with words tonight? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> Did he just lash out at you? >> I never know what what it comes. >> Okay. >> He just hate me. >> Okay. >> As the officer tried to gather details, a man suddenly walked up, checking in on the woman and asking if she was okay. >> All right. I mean, >> I never called you again. >> Yes. Th this was >> add before. >> Okay. >> This door. >> Okay. You keep holding your arm. Is your arm okay or? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Who Who's he to you? Are you guys >> He's my neighbor. >> Neighbor. Okay. >> Which house? >> He doesn't speak English. >> Oh, okay. This one or that one or just in the neighborhood? >> That one. >> Okay. >> You don't need to like talk to the paramedics or anything? >> No, no, no, no. >> Yeah. I mean there there's another officer's out there talking with your husband right now. So we're just kind of >> okay >> waiting to see what happened and stuff. >> What happened to the mailbox? >> He just crashed it. >> She told the officer that her husband had crashed the mailbox with his car. >> My husband, he told me that uh my lovers give me some present and he just crashed it. >> Do you know when he did that? No, he just believes that I have a lot of lovers. Give me some presents. >> When When did he do that? Did he do it today? Did he do it a few days ago? >> Two days ago. >> Two days ago. >> Yeah. >> Have you been home the whole night? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> And your husband too? >> Mhm. >> Okay. And then this just started up. >> Yes. >> He's just crazy. He believe I have a lot of boyfriends. I think he need some help, >> physical help, you know. So you mentioned there's a history here. We've been out here before. Have has a social worker ever reached out to you guys? >> Yes. Yes. They reached me. >> Is is that like you guys are still >> the situation? But I I didn't never believe that it would happen again. >> When was the last time you talked to the social worker? >> One month ago. >> About a month ago. >> Mhm. >> From the police department or from police department? Police department. Daisy. Yes. >> She knows me. >> Okay. Maybe you can take him from home because I ref >> take him. >> Yes. >> What do you mean by taking him? >> We can't remove anyone from their place of residence if we don't have reason to. >> Okay. Okay. >> But take me take me because I don't want to stay with >> I don't know. I I don't care. I don't want to stay with him in one house. >> Okay. Well, if you feel unsafe >> I feel unsafe. >> Okay. Well, let's see what the other officer comes up with. But if as it stands, if you feel unsafe, we can bring you back to the police department and we can try and find someplace for you to stay. Do you have family here? >> It's my house. I want >> Well, I'm not making you leave. >> Make him to leave. >> We can't make either of you leave. You both live here. That's state law. >> Up until now, it was her word alone. But when the other officer returned from speaking with her husband, the story suddenly took a very different turn. >> Okay, you come here. Let's talk real quick. Can we stand over here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, I know that they were mentioning So, he didn't hit you at all. >> No. No. Did I know? Did they know? >> I know. Okay. >> Did I know? >> Where are your shoes? >> I come I not wear shoes in house. >> So, what happened inside? Like, why were you >> She was abusing me by words today. >> Okay. >> No, no, he never hit me today. No, no, no, no, no. >> Okay. What happened to his neck? Did you scratch him? >> No. >> Okay. How did his neck get all scratched? >> Look at my neck. >> Well, I don't see any. That looks kind of like a hickey. Like a bruise right there. But that's old. Um, >> it's old. It's two days ago. >> Okay. But >> he's still doing his best. >> Okay. Well, how did he get a bruise? Like he's bleeding and he's saying something happened up. Not you, him. What happened upstairs? Did you push him? Did he fall? >> No. No. No. No. No. No. >> Okay. Cuz it doesn't just happen like he's bleeding at the top of his mouth and >> me. >> Yeah. I see. >> Look at me. >> Yeah. Well, these are old and there's blood on your shirt. >> But maybe I am very angry. >> I understand. And you have every right to be angry, but we can't >> put our hands on. >> I am I am agreed to come with you. Okay. I'm just trying to get a gauge on what happened upstairs. Did you Were you What did he say to you? Why was he upset with you? >> He was abusing me with words like you are you are still I I just forgive him what happened before and he is told talking to me like you will never be like again the same. >> Uh-huh. >> You are you are >> Oh, that Well, I can understand that's not very nice words especially from your husband. >> No. And especially when he did this for me. Look >> the old markings. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> But I don't want to call police again. >> No, I understand. What happened to your mailbox? >> He did that. >> He did that. >> Mhm. >> Well, cuz I saw a video and you did that >> in Maserati. >> Yeah. Did you back up into it? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. Did you not see it or were you trying to leave? >> No, I trying to break up with him. Oh, you were trying to break up with him. >> Mhm. >> Things haven't been going well for very long. >> Very well. >> Okay. >> Where were you before you came home? >> Did you go out to dinner? >> With my friend? Yes. >> With him? >> No. No. No. With my friend and my kids. >> With with your They're sleeping. >> Yes. They now are sleeping. >> Okay. Cuz when I when I saw the video, you didn't come home with your kids. >> No. I wasn't with my kids >> at 10:30. >> Yes. Yes. >> Okay. And did you drop them off and you were going to leave again after? >> Yes. >> So, you're saying that nothing happened between you two upstairs? >> Uh, nothing uh except uh words abuse. >> Words abuse? >> Yeah. Only words? Okay. >> He never touched me. >> What happened to your shirt right here? >> Did you fall or something? >> Kind of. >> Maybe I don't want to have him a problem. him a problem. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Can I see your leg? >> That's old. >> It's old. >> All right. >> It's old, but it's not so old >> from everything he's telling me. And I see marks on him. I don't think you're really telling me what really happened upstairs. >> Okay. Show me his marks. And And we'll take we I'm not I'm not discrediting your marks, but these are old. He's bleeding right now. >> Okay. Okay. Show me. Is this bleeding? >> Well, we'll take pictures. I don't want you two talking right now. You don't need to see him right now. Um, go ahead and turn around for me. All right. Put your hands behind your back. >> All right. You're being arrested for domestic battery. >> I'm going to be in the little driveway. >> Do you have shoes inside? >> Do you have pants that you want to put on? >> No. It's going to be a little cold. Do you want me to grab you some plants? >> Okay. Well, I'm going to grab your shoes. >> But I never I never made him leave. >> Okay. Well, we can talk about that at the PD. >> Can I grab your phone so you don't drop it? >> Yes. >> But but can I service my phone? >> Yeah, I'll I'll give it back to you, but you need to you need to hand it to me so you don't drop it. >> Can you pull up my squad car, please? >> Yeah. Which one are you? >> 21. You stay right here. >> Do you have anything in your pockets? >> No. No. You can you can check. >> Okay. I'll search you before we get into the car. Okay. I just don't want to go. >> But check, please, if I made some bleeding for my husband. >> What do you mean? >> Check his bleeding before. >> Okay. Well, I'll take pictures and then we can talk about it a little more. Okay. >> Okay. >> But I'm going to get you some shoes so you don't hurt your feet. >> Don't Don't be afraid. >> No, I don't want you to cut your feet. Yeah, just just back it up. >> All right. >> The same neighbor stepped forward, questioning the officers about why she was the one being arrested. >> Well, she's coming with me. You weren't inside when she was inside. I saw you at the restaurant. I saw you without her at the restaurant. >> No, if you wasn't, you >> and you can talk to her later. But no, she's coming with us right now. You need to >> No, step back. >> Talk with the phone later. All right. You just let officer do his thing. >> You can make a call to him later. >> I'm going to pat you down. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. >> Nothing in your pockets, right? >> No. No. >> I'm going to go like this down. Okay. >> All right. Have a seat. Okay. Be careful. It was my fault. That a little >> in the end, the truth unraveled and the woman was arrested for domestic battery. What began with tears and accusations ended with handcuffs and charges. A reminder that not every story is what it seems.