[cough] >> This house is absolutely disgusting. It smells like [ __ ] There's [ __ ] all over the floor. >> It looks disgusting in there. It looks disgusting as [ __ ] >> It is. It is. I definitely agree with you on that. Evan, you got toilet paper stuck to your shoe. Hey, listen. >> Ew. >> On March 31st, 2025, officers were called to a residence for a simple request. Have a woman leave the property and move her vehicle. But, the moment they step inside, everything changes. The condition of the home alone is enough to stop them in their tracks. So much so that it was later reported to code enforcement as a potential health hazard. And from there, the situation only gets worse. What could have been resolved in minutes quickly spirals, turning into an incident that ends with multiple battery charges. >> Officer, I'm inviting you in. >> Man. >> Oh god. >> Oh, what the [ __ ] man? >> Get Ebony out here. >> You say my name? What's up? >> Come on out here. >> Hold you. >> Come on outside. >> You just walk right through there. >> [laughter] [clears throat] >> Dude, don't touch anything, man. What's going on today? >> According to the police report, officers observed feces, debris, and large amounts of clothing scattered throughout the home. Conditions like that don't go unnoticed, and it's pretty clear from their reaction just how bad it really was. >> What's going on? Huh? Who is this? Just stay there. What? Who? Jenny McCarthy? That's great. Anyway, what is going on today? Talk to me. How How How much you had to drink today? >> I got here around um 5. >> All right, so listen. Listen, Ebony, let me tell you something. You You seem highly intoxicated. Well, no, that's okay. I didn't say you couldn't drink. You can drink. That's your your right to do that. The problem is what are we going to do today because apparently we're having a problem here. >> So, I came here cuz I wanted like you know what I'm saying? Like I was at the court. So, I came here to take two drinks and leave. So, I I don't have no DUIs. So, I came here >> All right. That's okay. >> Relax. Don't have me like cooled off, you see? And you know what I'm saying? Don't like I'm >> So, do you But let me ask you something. Do you stay here? Do you live here? >> No, I don't [ __ ] live here. >> Okay. >> He got mad cuz I was trying to have him You know what I'm saying? Cat piss. This [ __ ] looks like water. >> It looks disgusting. >> It looks disgusting as [ __ ] >> It is. It is disgusting. I definitely agree with you on that. >> No, like literally as [ __ ] So, but I'm like besides that, but you why you like you you bogus. >> Right. Right. Right. Ebony, stop Stop getting close to me, please. Stop getting close to me. You're really in my space here. So So Yeah. Look it. I think I I think I I >> Although it's hard to make out much of what she's saying, she did admit to the officer that she's intoxicated. Yet she's still insists she's getting in her vehicle and driving home. >> I'm going to have to have my whip though. >> No. No. No. No. No. You're not getting in here. You're too intoxicated. You're not getting You're not You're not getting in this car. I don't want you in this car right now, okay? Cuz you're too intoxicated. I know, but you're drunk. Ebony, you got toilet paper stuck to your shoe. Hey, listen. Listen. What What if we had What if we What if we had the FD come and just just help you out? Maybe get you some fluids or something. The paramedics. No, you'll call them. How are we going to get you home? How How are we going to get you home? My home What do you mean home? >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> I'm good. How are you? Let's go back over here for a second, okay? We'll talk. Ebony. >> Throughout this interaction, you'll see she's very focused on getting her diamond ring back from inside the home. But shortly, more details come out about that diamond. >> My Give >> Ebony. Ebony. Ebony. Ebony. Ebony. What's that? You know what? Just in case, can you pull up behind this car? >> Ma'am, do you have someone that can pick you up? >> I didn't say anything, he said it. >> So, Ebony, what's up? How are we going to get you home today? We're going to help you out. We're going to get you home. How are we going to do that? I know, but right now, see here? Listen, listen, listen. Let me Let me explain this. Ebony, let me explain this to you. Look at you're blocking this You're blocking this guy's driveway. >> Right? See, your car is blocking this guy's driveway. How's this guy going to get in this driveway? And again, why are you in my personal space? >> Again, why are you in [ __ ] Chicago and you're not owning no land? My name is like I'm not going to sit here and like you trying to make me feel bad about something. >> I want to get you >> I got that flag like like that blue line. >> Yeah. >> You make it look really bad. >> I want to get you home. >> Oh, y'all want to Chuck, go get my you can find my ring. >> I can't find her ring. I don't know where >> Look for my ring. Get him. >> Get him what? >> Do you have a driver's license on you, ma'am? >> Of course I do. I pay my taxes, too. Watch out. I don't want him to sue and stuff. >> Toilet paper stuff. This house is absolutely disgusting inside. It smells like [ __ ] There's [ __ ] all over the floor. We're going to have to probably call uh >> The house needs to be cleaned out. >> Yeah, it needs to be condemned, I think, is what it needs. To be honest with you. Yeah, oh, definitely. >> After seeing the condition of the home first hand, the officer later documented that it was referred to code enforcement. When a property is referred, it's typically inspected and the homeowner is given a set amount of time to fix the issues. If those problems aren't addressed, it can result in it being condemned, seized, or even demolished. >> Who said that? >> Who said what? Don't pull your money out. You're going to lose it. >> You're going to lose your money. >> I ain't losing [ __ ] >> You lost your cigarettes. >> Do you have anyone you can contact to come pick you up and your car? >> I need somebody to pick me up. No, they got a Uber. I got money. I don't need nothing. What are you here Are you a rookie? You talking to my mom. >> So, do you have an Uber coming? >> I'm going to talk to a sergeant. >> The sergeant said get a Uber. >> You pick my cigarette. You pick my cigarette my cigarette up. >> No, ma'am, you dropped it. You can pick it up. >> Okay, then. >> That's all right. Can I have your phone number and address, please? >> Give me my ring. Where is my diamond? Chuck, get my diamond. Can you please go make one of y'all abdicate y'all? >> Did you find her diamond or whatever? >> No, it's not it's not a diamond. It's some sort of costume jewelry. I don't know where it's at. >> From what I've heard, it's going to be pretty damn difficult to find it. >> We're going to see if that's our other options. We're going to see if we can get her keys and we can move her out. >> her keys on her. >> Yeah, I know. But she We're going to have to see if we can get her keys to move it out of the driveway. >> Remember, all officers need to do is move her vehicle and this call would be over. But instead, she's about to take this in a completely different direction. >> What about the car? She's got to get out of the driveway somehow. >> Uh well, >> We can move it. Hey man, we've got already a tow truck coming. >> Can you pull your car forward? >> Yeah, I'll pull mine up. >> And then we can pull her car forward. >> You bogus, that [ __ ] fraud. Watch out. >> Where are you going? >> Well, give my ring. >> Where are you going? >> police, officer. >> Yes, I am. >> You're not. Why would you volunteer? You like disrespecting I like I I I >> Where are you going? >> Blue line? Like a [ __ ] And I don't like that. I don't like that. >> Ebony, do you have your keys? >> No. You too. You ain't lying like that, either. >> You don't like what? >> You disrespect our blue line at all. I don't like that. >> Ebony, do you have your keys so we can move your car? Well, it's got to be moved, otherwise he can call for it and have it towed. >> You can't tow my [ __ ] at all. I got money. You can't tow my [ __ ] You got to ask me. I know my rights. You can't tow my [ __ ] You're not going to tow my [ __ ] >> So what if >> Let me call them and see. >> So what if he just moves your car >> So what if he just moves your car up? What if he just moves your car up? >> being this fat? >> What if he just moves your car up a little bit? >> That's all we're trying to do is just move your car. >> Who was being this like No. That's why I don't [ __ ] with Bellwood. I'm not I'm not from Bellwood. I'm from out west or deep deep suburbs, west side and Naperville. That's it. I'm not from this [ __ ] >> This is going This is going to go bad really quickly. >> It does get bad, but later it will get much worse. The sergeant manages to finagle the keys from her, but his officer allows her to snatch them back. And then the frustration begins. >> Thanks. Well, hold on. Let me take a look. >> That way you can move her car. >> Going to >> All right, listen. Listen. Here, listen to me. Listen to me. All right, we're going to tow with that. >> You going to tow [ __ ] >> Okay. >> You going to get signed. >> Ebony, don't do this, please. >> Y'all I ain't saying [ __ ] I'm not I'm I'm 20 years old. I ain't slow. >> Okay. >> Let me move my >> Hey, no, stay back there. >> You ain't backing the baby kids Watch out, y'all. >> No, you're not going to let you get in the car, ma'am. You're not >> Watch out. >> You're not going to let you get in the car, ma'am. >> Move. I'm not hurt either. >> You get in the car, that would be a DUI. >> I'm not going to drive. I'm not driving. That's how I'm going to drive. >> Go ahead, push push forward one more time. >> I was going to drive. I didn't say I was going to drive. >> Ebony, Ebony. >> Turn around, god damn it. Turn around. >> Ebony. Turn around. This could have gone a lot easier, Ebony. You [ __ ] up, Ebony. >> How I [ __ ] up? What's my last name? We going to see what it is out here. >> We'll find out. >> A K That's Ebony in the back. My whole [ __ ] last name Coppage. Call me. C O P P >> Okay. >> A A K Akpa You understand? You [ __ ] understand. You feel bad. You not ever going to be a [ __ ] That's my whole [ __ ] plan, Joshua. What the [ __ ] are you [ __ ] arresting me for? You not going to arrest me. Give me my [ __ ] I got money. Stop. Y'all can get fired. >> You got to get your [ __ ] >> [ __ ] I ain't leaving. I got [ __ ] What you talking about? The [ __ ] is you on? >> What the [ __ ] is you on? >> Mayorsville Witch Do pay election judge. >> Ebony, can I take a seat in the car? >> What are you arresting me for? >> Have a seat. >> I know my rights. >> Have a seat, ma'am. >> What you have me? >> ma'am. Watch your head, ma'am. >> I'm a female. Why do you have me? >> Watch your head. Thank you. >> Don't make me [ __ ] >> Let's get your feet in. >> Ebony, give me your car keys and I'll come to the station. >> We'll We'll worry about that in a second. >> You got your ugly ass out here arresting K K time. And you, too. >> I'm sorry. >> I apologize. It was just a situation that got out of hand. >> All right. Finally, they place her in cuffs and transport her to the jail. And if you're wondering about those assault charges, this is where things escalate. >> Take these cuffs. They're They're tight. Why is it on me in the first place? I shot somebody. I'm a criminal? Because I >> Cuz you don't listen. It's plain and simple. Come out with me. >> I'll listen. >> Get your Cold turkey. Cold turkey. You're going to have all all of our information. >> Officer Cold Turkey. >> Yeah, you can Cold turkey. >> Cold what? >> Cold turkey, like the chicken. >> Oh, my name is not that. >> Yeah. Ma'am. Do you want that off or not? >> Do you want my grandma to continue like >> Yeah, you want to turn around? Ebony, turn around. >> I don't know, right? They're going to record it, right? >> Yes, ma'am. >> I'll laugh now. Don't don't do me like that. Cuz you both And you both get [ __ ] >> Thank you. Sit down. >> Just like I said, you're on camera. >> Did you spit? >> You want to bet? >> Did you spit? >> That's what I do. >> Huh? >> You must not know [ __ ] >> And now you get charged with battery. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] >> In the end, Ebony was taken into custody and charged with two counts of battery. According to the report, the disrespectful behavior continued even after the footage ends, remaining uncooperative as she was processed. What began as a simple call escalated into battery on a law enforcement officer. What are your thoughts on this case? Please leave a like, subscribe, and comment your thoughts below. Thanks for watching.