In the early morning hours of July 16th, 2025, this incident begins not with a 911 call, but with a woman desperately trying to get an officer's attention. As outlined in court records, a Crest Hill officer on patrol was flagged down by a woman who was visibly injured. One of her eyes was swollen shut, her clothes stained, and marks on her neck were still visible. She told police she had been attacked inside her apartment by the man she was living with, 26-year-old Joshua Fay. Describing a violent confrontation that left her injured and struggling to escape. With those details in hand, officers immediately headed to the apartment to confront the situation she had just described. >> Oh, man. He's so [ __ ] bad. >> What number is he in? >> Nine. >> Nine? >> Third floor. >> Yeah, look at that. Opens right up. Oh, man, it stinks in here. >> I didn't know if you were going to show that. >> Act like you got a set. >> Who is it? >> Oh, Crest Hill police. >> That's 10. >> Which one are you in, 10? Trying to get into the nine. Sorry, you're good, man. We're trying to get into the nine. >> Oh, okay. >> Sorry, bro. Crest Hill police. >> Got to make a welfare check. We don't know if he's laying in there bleeding at this point. We have to do the welfare check. >> Well, once we know the door's unlocked, we're good to now. >> We can come into the apartment for a welfare check. >> When officers made their way inside the apartment, they found Josh sleeping on the living room floor, and the condition of the scene told its own story. Court records describe fresh blood throughout the residence, reinforcing what the woman had just reported moments earlier. >> Cresthill Police. Joshua, Cresthill Police. You good, bro? >> I'm good. >> You okay, dude? >> We straight, bro. >> I understand you got into it with >> I'm good. >> So, we made contact, record one. >> There's no blood on me. >> There's blood on the floor, there's blood on your shirt. >> I ain't blood nowhere. >> Did you get into or >> No, I didn't. >> You sure? She didn't hit you? >> She's good. >> She didn't hit you? >> No. >> Do you know where she's at? >> Right here. >> She's at the apartment? >> Yes. >> Did you hit her at all? >> No, I didn't. Leave me alone. >> was just verbal only? >> Leave me alone. >> What were you guys arguing about? >> We weren't arguing about no [ __ ] dude. >> What? [ __ ] it. Let's just [ __ ] take him. So, you don't want to talk to us? >> No. >> All right. Stand up, you're under arrest. >> Domestic battery. >> For what? >> Yep, you're under arrest for domestic battery. >> do [ __ ] >> Come on up. >> I didn't do [ __ ] Leave me alone. Leave me the [ __ ] alone, you [ __ ] ass I didn't do [ __ ] [ __ ] I didn't do a [ __ ] thing. Y'all can sue me and leave me alone. Y'all didn't do [ __ ] Y'all can leave me the [ __ ] alone. Y'all can take me on to the station, all this [ __ ] This [ __ ] had the nerve. Y'all didn't do [ __ ] I hope y'all could go sleep with yourselves at the end of the night. I I could go sleep. Yeah, I need a shoes. >> Okay. >> And this is where things take a turn. Completely unprovoked, Josh suddenly becomes hostile. >> Where they at? >> Don't don't don't come at me like that, [ __ ] This my house. >> I said, "Where are they at?" >> DON'T COME AT ME LIKE THAT, BRO. >> WHERE ARE YOUR SHOES? >> They're in my [ __ ] bathroom. >> I'm asking. >> I got to take a piss before I do anything. Leave me the [ __ ] alone. >> Josh, you can use the bathroom at the station. You'll be good. >> No, leave me alone, dude. Y'all are on [ __ ] I didn't do [ __ ] wrong to you, bitch-ass Crest Hill police. I'm a Gangster Disciple. >> Okay. >> Y'all can leave me the [ __ ] alone. Y'all can leave me alone. >> Josh >> No, y'all can leave me alone. >> Josh, you're in custody. It's over. >> NO, I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] >> EASY, BRO. YOU NEED AN AMBULANCE? ARE YOU HURT? >> NO, y'all can leave me alone. >> The slides right here before we go to the >> I got to take a bathroom break. Y'all can leave me alone. >> Shoes are going to go over here, too. These will be easier. >> I just got out of Cornerstone. Y'all really going to try to take the [ __ ] >> Hey, slide them on. >> Y'all I got to take a bathroom break. Y'all can leave me alone. >> at the station, bro. Come on. >> No, I NEED A BREAK NOW. >> All right, let's go. >> I need a break now. >> What should have been a simple walk of shame back to the squad car quickly becomes another scene as escalates. >> Y'all can leave me alone. Let me use the bathroom. I'm not going anywhere. >> Come on, bro. Come on. >> Leave me the [ __ ] alone, dude. I got pants falling. I ain't going out there with my pants falling. Y'all are some bitch-ass [ __ ] Y'all know that. No, leave me alone, dude. Leave me alone, you bitch-ass [ __ ] I didn't do [ __ ] to this this service. >> Keep walking. >> Come on. Y'all can throw me around, do whatever the [ __ ] y'all want. I didn't do [ __ ] >> Josh, you don't want to do that, man. You good. >> No way. >> You good. It's over. You good. >> I didn't do [ __ ] I need an ambulance. >> We'll get your name at the station. >> But I need an ambulance now. >> What hurts? >> Don't do anything. >> Just leave me alone. >> Are you serious? That's another [ __ ] charge, you [ __ ] >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Yeah, right. >> we got? >> What do you got? >> He just head butted me. >> Oh, okay. >> I didn't do [ __ ] >> You going to get in the car? >> Yeah. >> You're going along WITH THE PROGRAM? >> YEAH. >> ALL RIGHT. >> [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> Where did he head butt you? >> Huh? >> Just >> You want me to get pictures of the apartment real quick? I noticed the glass was broken. There's some blood in the bathroom. >> I'll do that. >> All right. >> Are you emotionally okay, though? >> Oh, yeah. I'm fine. >> What an idiot. >> What the cameras don't capture is that Josh's behavior didn't end here. According to court records, on the way to the local hospital, he continued acting out, at one point spitting in the direction of an officer. And after arriving, he became uncooperative and eventually fell asleep. Prosecutors also noted that Josh has a lengthy criminal history, including multiple prior convictions for retail theft, as well as aggravated battery and domestic battery. But in regards to this case, Josh has added another slew of charges, including multiple counts of domestic battery, a parole violation, and aggravated assault on a peace officer. What are your thoughts on this case? Please leave a like, subscribe, and comment your thoughts below. Thanks for watching. >> 10-second brother, I'm naked and scared.