Okay. >> Can you drink a water? >> Just relax for me. >> Do not pull away from me. >> You don't You're going >> That's her. That's her right there. >> Oh my god. >> Okay, ma'am. I need you to put your phone down and come with me, please. >> On January 13th, 2026, police were called to a location after receiving reports of a physical altercation in a bathroom. The victim, an adult woman, was attacked by another woman, a jealous ex-girlfriend. Imagine you're at a social event, perhaps a party or a gathering, and suddenly a personal conflict escalates into physical violence. That's what happened in this case. >> Hey, what's happening? >> She just got beat up in the bathroom. >> By who? Where's the person? >> Can I just Can I show you what actually happened? >> Yeah, just >> I have a video. I was waiting. >> Do me a favor. Just stand right here. Okay. Just wait right here for me. Okay. Right there. Don't go any further. Just wait right there. Ma'am. Ma'am. Over here. Over here. Don't Don't you stay right here. Stay right there. I told you to stay here. So stay here. Okay. Hey, back up. DO NOT PULL AWAY FROM ME. DO NOT PULL AWAY FROM ME. Back up. Stay here. Do not move. Okay. Do you understand? Do you understand? Do you understand? Don't touch me like this. >> DO YOU UNDERSTAND NOT TO MOVE? BACK UP. I AM BACK UP. >> Do you understand? I am trying to help you. >> Okay. Right now, I need you to stay here. AND DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> BECAUSE I WILL PRESS charges on you. >> Stay here with her. >> Back up 25 ft. Stay here with her. >> Do not pull away from me. >> You don't You're going You're going TO GET >> STOP PULLING AWAY. Stop pulling away. >> Stop pulling away. >> Stop pulling away. >> Stop pulling away. Take my phone. >> Stop pulling away. >> You're going to be under arrest. Stop. >> STOP. >> ARE YOU KIDDING ME? >> YES. >> She didn't do anything. >> Okay, back up for a second. I'll talk to you in a second. >> SHE DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> THIS GIRL DID not do anything at all. >> Okay, I will talk to you in a second. >> Are you listening to everything? >> We're being detained because you're not listening. >> All right. I just ask you a simple thing to stay right there. >> All right. I will talk to you in a second. Thank you. Please stay right there. >> Stay with her, please. >> Can we talk to her, please? >> Okay. What's happening? Do you need a Do you need a >> I'm okay. >> Yes. She looks rough as [ __ ] >> Call 71. >> Someone doesn't like a rescue, please. Got a >> Someone doesn't like me. >> Got an older female with a head injury, mouth injury. I just What happened? >> I just want to go home. >> But what happened? >> I went to the bathroom and there's someone in there that doesn't like me. >> Okay. >> And I just wanted to pee. That's all I wanted. >> Is it? Somebody who hurt you? >> Yeah. Who? >> I'm sorry. Someone assaulted and punched me. >> Who? >> Um, >> do you know this person? >> No, I do not know. >> Okay. What did this person look like? >> Um, she is. So, she's been on my camera. She doesn't like me. >> Okay. So, you do know who she is. >> Well, I don't know who she is. >> What does she look like? >> She's tall. She's blonde. Maybe blonde. >> Ali. >> Do you see the woman sit standing over there with the green dress? >> I don't know who she is. >> Like, I don't know who this person is that dislikes me so much. >> Okay, do me a favor. Stay here. >> I just want to go. >> Do me a Okay. I have been gone for a freaking month. >> I just >> So listen, >> I just got home. >> I understand. >> I understand. >> Shortly after the emergency call, police arrived at the scene, likely a bar or event venue, judging by the crowd and the drinks present. A witness immediately reported, "He just got beat up in the bathroom." This was a crucial step. Police must quickly identify the victim and the perpetrator to prevent further violence. >> This girl that's in handcuffs. >> Okay. Can I talk to you over here? >> Yes, please. >> So, so, okay. So, I need you to start from the beginning of what you're trying to tell me. >> Okay. So, I went >> Do you know how she got her? First of all, >> yes. I went to the bathroom. There was a girl in a red dress that just started beating her ass. I don't know why. I'm not sure where she is, but she's a blonde girl. That's her. That's her right there. >> Oh my god. Okay, ma'am. I need you to put your phone down and come with me, please. >> Hey, detain her for me. Just stay here with her. >> Stay over here with me. >> Hold this phone. >> Okay, ma'am. >> Ma'am. >> So, this lady here, what's her what's her >> What's her involvement? >> I didn't see her involved at all. I don't think she needs any handcuffs at all. She's just trying to Nothing. >> So, there's that red dress girl beating that other girl's ass. Okay. So, if you can stand over there, please. >> Thank you. All right. So, I'm going to take you out of cuffs now. Okay. So, if you can please turn around, >> just so you know, >> all I am trying to do is show you that. >> Okay. But listen, I got here. There's a woman with a face bleeding. Everybody's talking to me. Someone identified you. So, I asked you to stay here and you didn't listen. Okay? >> All right. So, just chill out, relax. Just so you know, I am calm. >> Just so you know, you can't be placed under arrest. But I'm not going to do that. Okay? In standard procedure, as in California or similar states, officers prioritize scene safety, ensuring there is no active threat. The victim, an adult female with wounds to her head and mouth, appeared to be in shock. >> I'm literally standing here and she is instigating the whole situation. >> Who's in? >> The woman in the black dress that got hit. >> So, this is your phone. You were there? >> Yes. I was standing in line for the bathroom and this woman came up to both of them. >> Okay, >> if you'd like to listen, she's calling them white trash and all of this stuff and then she's making she's trying to make them get out of the bathroom. >> Okay, this is inside the bathroom, correct? >> In the bathroom. Yes. >> She is the instigator of this whole situation. And where am I bleeding from? Or do you have somebody else's blood on me right now? >> Do you want me to send this to you or something? >> Please. No, that's fine. >> Okay, thank you. >> Can you Can I a Can I get an apology for you slamming me up against the car? That's inappropriate. >> Okay, so listen to me. Okay, you need to listen. I understand you're upset. >> Can we talk like civilized human beings? >> Aren't we doing that now? Yes, please don't you guys. >> I understand. Okay, and that's why I'm not taking you to jail, okay? Because I didn't do anything wrong >> because Well, you did. That's what I need you to understand. >> What did I do wrong? Please, >> I'm about to explain to you, but you keep interrupting me, okay? When an officer comes on scene and there's a fight and and an officer tells you stay right here. That's where you need to stay. You were walking away. I told you to get back. Back up, sir. Back up. No, it's not okay. Back up. >> Then back up. >> You don't care about that. >> So, I asked you to stay there and you didn't. I asked you to come back and stay again and you still didn't. Okay. >> I didn't hear that because literally all I'm hearing No, I didn't. >> Yes, you did. Because I I told you right in your face. Yes. >> No, you didn't. Because So, are we going to keep doing this? was you slamming. >> Are we going to keep doing this? >> Because again, I can place you under arrest for resisting. >> Okay. I don't want to do that because you're honestly I see that you were trying to help. But what you need to understand is that when an officer tells you to stay somewhere, you stand. Okay? >> This is my sergeant. If you want to talk to him, >> this is an example of self-defense versus escalation. In US law, the first blow can be considered self-defense if there is a threat, but the police must investigate both sides. A temporary detention like this isn't an arrest, but rather a way to control the situation. Laws like US Code Article 18, section 3,142 allow this if there's a risk of disturbance. The woman was released without charge after being cooperative, but here's a reminder. Obey police orders to avoid further problems. >> I just saw a video what happened. >> Yeah, I did. I did. I told you. Okay. >> Right. >> But but thank you. Thank you. Okay. So, my question to you is >> that [ __ ] >> I I know. I know. I saw. My question to you is, do you want to press charges against her? >> I think I do. >> You do? >> I almost went to the cops like 3 weeks ago because I have no saliva. I have been drinking, but I was in there. Um >> that's completely >> for like a year and a half. She's been on my ass and she thinks, can I just be honest? She thinks I'm her ex and I'm not. I swear to have no reason not to tell you the truth. And so she goes crazy when she sees me out. I said, "What do I do with this?" Because she just keeps coming after me. >> I have parrot video. >> Well, I saw how she tried to kick you to the bathroom and stuff and then >> she came at you. I saw >> I don't know what to do with her. Honey, you're looking. What do you do with these women? >> Ignore it. >> So, >> what do you do? Hey, do we have her ID? >> You never have one on here. >> I want to press charges. >> All right. So, she wants to press charges. >> So, you do want to press charges. Okay. >> I wasn't going to, but she just keeps coming. >> I know. I know. So, thank you again for for sticking around. Just give me a moment. All right. I got some paperwork for you. I'm going to give you um some an information booklet and some >> do this. I just want her to stop. >> I got you. >> What happened? I was with my mom who has all of these problems with these ladies and now everything seems to be okay. I really >> So, walk me through what happened in the bathroom though. Like what? >> Everything was fine in the bathroom. We went to the bathroom and everything was fine and we went to the restroom and everything was fine. She was just like weird with us and she was like, "Oh, so you're here with Charlie?" I was like, "I mean, we're here with Charlie, but like we're not here with Charlie in like a sexual way. Hey, we're just here with Charlie just to like be with Charlie just cuz like that was his way of like being like nice to us and just saying like hey do you want to come to like sing with us and so we went to being with Charlie and then she made it a whole big deal and I don't even understand why. I don't even understand why except that she doesn't like my mom. She doesn't like the fact that my mom and Charlie hang out together. >> The essence of the investigation. Police gathered statements from the victim and witnesses. The victim stated clearly, "He had been harassing me for 1.5 years, thinking I was his ex's new girlfriend." The perpetrator was said to be jealous of a man named Charlie, who was associated with the victim's group. >> What in a nutshell happened that led to all that thing in the bathroom? Cuz that's what that's the incident we're talking about here. I understand that you guys have beef in the past, but >> I can't just say like like it just happened today. It's been going on for 18 months. She costs me frequently. I have a long list on my I've already reached out to Sergeant Santiago on the horsey. I was like, "What do I do with this check?" Cuz like she just >> But in the bathroom, she just accosted you in the bathroom. >> Yes. But there's been a longterm >> I I understand. I understand. There's history, right? >> Of history of what she has tonight. All right. So tonight, so yes, we walk in the bathroom like sorry said you have to be here for this. >> That's not what we're trying to bring you out here for. >> It's okay. We're just doing our job. So don't feel bad for us. We feel bad for you. Are you hurt at all? >> I don't think so. >> Okay. I mean, I don't see anything. >> Here's the thing. So, she goes down and I'm grasp >> and because she came after me first. I have never ever come after her in at least six times and I have it all in notes. You want to see it? >> No. No. >> I have a list of witnesses and phone numbers. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'll I'll take a look at it. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. But right now, I'm just trying to focus on on this part. That's why I said no. >> Anyway, so she's like trying to shove the door in my face and that's what probably the video is going to say. I was just like, "What the why are you trying to >> And she swung at me and um >> and then after you guys got in the bathroom, did anything happen there?" >> No. No. >> So, she walked out and then you were still in the building. >> I punched her and she went down. >> Uhhuh. And then I hit her a couple times because I was trying to stop her from >> Police procedures here follow a victim-entered approach as per Department of Justice guidelines, prioritizing listening to the victim, collecting digital evidence such as videos, and documenting patterns of abuse. This is crucial because 70% of domestic violence cases have a long history. According to the CDC, the victim ultimately decides to press charges >> and they were verbally abusing me and and I tried to shut a door on me and and that justifies my face. Who did this to me and now I'm going to jail? Who hit me? >> I honestly will go over it all. >> Who Who hit me? Because I I >> Do you have any brand or weapons on you? >> I don't have anything. >> Oh my god. I have nothing. >> Eventually, the victim received medical attention and the perpetrator, the woman in red, was charged with battery. The case is still ongoing. The female witness was released without charge. >> Okay. Just relax for me. Okay. >> Where is the rest of the video? >> I don't have I have a video. I don't know what's What do you mean by rest of it? Well, how is how is me shutting a door on