So, what's the blood on your hood? >> I I don't I don't know. >> Okay. >> Did she cut herself hitting my window? >> I don't know. >> Got it. >> Um do you have any >> Akron, Ohio. A woman in handcuffs. Two cities. Two days. Multiple alleged felonies. And a single body cam that caught all of it. >> 24 County 40 30 >> I'm sorry. >> It's all right. >> I'm I'm sorry. Let me grab a shirt here. I apologize. I have cancer, so I get sick a lot. >> So, I came over to see if I could get my mail because my social security disability check car is supposed to be coming here. >> Uh-huh. >> And I pull I I pull up and she's she walks up to the car saying why am I here? I say, I just I just would like to get my mail. And she just starts ranting and raving, so I go to pull >> Put your Yeah, put your shirt on. >> I'm sorry. Um so, I go to pull back in reverse and she gets behind the car and saying that she's not going to let me to leave. >> Okay. >> I I'm a non-confrontational person. I cannot afford to be upset like that. >> Yeah. >> Um >> So, can you step out for me? >> Yeah. So, she um >> Just go ahead and put your hands behind your back. >> am I in trouble? >> Yeah. >> What did I do? >> Yeah. So, >> Please, what did I do? I can't be in trouble. Please, I'm so What did I do, sir? I didn't do anything. What did I do, sir? >> Okay. >> Can you please tell me what I did? >> listen. >> I didn't even get out the car. Sir, I didn't even you out of car. >> I I understand that, I'll explain things to you in a second, but I need to read you your Miranda rights first, okay? I'm going to read you your Miranda rights. Do you have anything on you? >> No. >> Anything sharp or illegal or anything like that? >> No. >> All right. We're going to step back to my car, okay? >> The driver didn't get out of the car. >> Can you step right by the front wheel for me? Did that actually hurt at all? >> No. >> No? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Face the car for me. Face the car for me. >> What did she say that I do? I didn't touch her. She hit the back of my window as I was pulling out. I didn't touch her. >> All right. Apparently there's multiple things, so we'll get it figured out for you. >> I didn't touch her at all. I'm not a person in a conversation with a person. I took anxiety medicine. >> I will Bobby, listen. I will explain it to you and you all, but I need to read >> I didn't do anything to her. >> Okay. You and this young man are going to have a conversation. >> I just wanted my phone to secure it to >> I understand. >> Please, I don't want to be in any trouble. I don't I don't get in any trouble. >> Okay. >> I promise I didn't touch her. >> You want me to head to Stevenson Ranch? >> Yeah, cuz I I didn't check to see if she's okay or >> Okay. >> This is what you've been doing this for 2 [ __ ] days. 2 days, and she just ran my niece over with her >> car? >> I was coming over there. Is your niece okay? Does she need the paramedics? >> know. I haven't been over there yet. I just left work. I'm so [ __ ] pissed right now. >> over there. I'll see if she's Bobby, listen. >> Sir, I didn't touch her with my car. >> Okay. And listen, we're going to look into that, okay? I'll look into that. >> I just wanted my check, and then I left when she started hitting the back of my car. >> We'll look into that, see see what happened, okay? Right Right now, I'm going to read you your Miranda rights, okay? Before you can I talk to you any further, all right? So, you have got got the right to remain silent, okay? >> Yes. >> Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. I didn't hurt her. >> Having these rights in mind, do you want to talk to me? >> I'm the one that called the police. I pulled up here and called the police. She hit my my car with her with whatever she had in her hand. >> Okay. >> From the back. I didn't I didn't touch her. >> All right. >> I didn't go backwards in my car. I came straight up here, officer. I promise you I didn't. >> So, you came to get your social security check? >> Yes. >> And then what happened? >> Miranda warnings are delivered before any questioning begins. Procedurally correct under Miranda versus Arizona, 384 United States 436, decided in 1966. Bobby waives her rights and keeps talking. Every word from this point is admissible. Her own account reversing out, Ashley moving to the side, then shifting into drive. Hands prosecutors the physical sequence they need. The Fifth Amendment right to silence exists precisely for moments like this. The vehicular assault charge is governed by Ohio Revised Code Section 2903.08, reckless operation causing serious physical harm to another person. Ohio courts require a substantial risk of permanent impairment. A hand laceration and elbow abrasion likely fall below that threshold, reducing potential exposure to negligent assault under Section 2903.06. The niece standing behind Ashley's vehicle is legally problematic. Ohio Revised Code Section 2905.03 prohibits restraining another's liberty without legal privilege. Private citizens cannot detain vehicles. That act introduces comparative fault and handed Ashley's defense a viable argument. The most significant issue in this footage happens quietly at the 10-minute mark. An officer asked Bobby in handcuffs facing jail for her phone passcode, "You're not going to get in trouble, I promise." She complies. This implicates Riley versus California, 573 United States 373, decided in 2014, a unanimous Supreme Court ruling, "Officers cannot search a cell phone incident to arrest without a warrant. Consent obtained under custodial pressure does not meet the voluntary standard." Any evidence derived from that phone may be suppressed. The arrest itself is clean. Bobby is taken in on a pre-existing burglary warrant, entirely separate from the car incident. Under the Fourth Amendment, a judicially issued warrant is independent probable cause. The officer correctly maintains that distinction throughout. >> She just started going off and I said, "Okay, okay, Ashley, that's fine." And I started going in to reverse and she jumped into the the back of my car. >> You parked in the street or you parked in the drive? >> I pulled up right behind her. And her car is in the driveway. I pulled up right behind her. >> Okay. I know everybody's heated. I I understand. I get it. But let us I appreciate you trying to calm people down. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> It's my hand and my elbow. I just kind of went over. She has it on her video. It's just like the top the front of the the wheel. I kind of went over it rolled in the road a little, but she ran me over with her car. >> Okay. >> Hello. Yeah, I'm okay. It's just like more of a joke than anything. >> Do you want the paramedics for your hand or >> Um I think I'll be okay. If I need to go to the hospital, I'll go. I think it's just a small cut. >> your head or anything? >> No, I kept my head up. Yeah, I just kind of rolled off. It's more like my elbow right here. I can feel, but it she didn't hit me hard. She wasn't trying to like She was definitely trying to hurt me, but I don't think she was trying to >> Okay. >> She tried to get out of the car and attack me. She had a knife in on her. She has a knife in that car. She got She tried to get out of the car and I slammed the door shut. It's my mom. >> Where did she put the knife? >> I I didn't see it. Yeah, when she was getting out of the car she said, "You stupid bitch." And she was coming out of the car with that knife. She was trying to hurt me. >> Okay. >> So she she she she she pulled um she stood in the back of my car and she wouldn't move. I did not put my car into reverse. She got to the side of my vehicle when I seen her and that's when I put it um I let off the brake. >> Okay. >> And I was going slow, but as I um was centering the street, I was going to pull put it in drive and right when I put it into drive, that's when she hit the back of my window. >> Okay. >> And I just came up here and called the police. I didn't hit her. I didn't even get out of my car. >> Okay. This has been going on I'm going for 2 days over here, right? >> Yeah. I just got back in town. She's breaking in my house. I just left the police station. >> Okay. So you you were down there with my partner signing the charges with >> the charges. I just got home. Maintenance just pulled out. I was outside sitting in my car and she pulled up and tried to come get in my mailbox. I said, "What are you doing here? You can't be here. You're not allowed here." So I just pressed charges on her. I said, "I'm calling the cops cuz you have my stuff in that car." So I went to stand behind her car and she said, "I'm going to run you over. I'm going to run you over." Then she kept trying to get out again with her things. So I shut the door and I ran to the back and so I called 911. I said, "She's here right now. She's trying to run me over. And she has my stuff in her car." Well, she knew I was on the phone with the cops and that's when she tried to gun it. So I like went to smack the window was smashed out and that's how I cut my hand and then she got in the road and the neighbors both came out. These That neighbor right there and that neighbor came out and helped me. >> Okay. >> And then when she was in front of me, I was hitting her hood telling her to stop. The cops were pulling up and she just took off. And I I was hanging like I was I was in front of the car so it was pushing me real fast. I was going to the side and I rolled off. >> And who is >> That's my dad's ex-wife. >> She's your dad's ex-wife. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All of his stuff is in that car. When you >> I >> All of our stuff. Yeah, she has all of our stuff. >> She stole all of our stuff. >> She stole all of our stuff. >> So >> when she moved to the side of your car, then you put it in reverse? >> Yes. >> And then at some point you put it in drive. >> Yes. >> And then she got Then she >> She just hit the back of my window. >> hit the back of your car. What she hit your your window with? >> I I didn't see what she had in her hand. >> Okay. So, listen. You also have a a warrant out for what happened last night. Or I'm sorry. Well, early the early morning yesterday, like 1:30 in the morning. >> What happened? >> You tell me. I mean, that's that's what I'd really like to know. I mean, we >> I haven't been over here. I haven't started anything. This is the first time that I've been over here, and it was to get my check. >> There's video of you at Ashley's house at like 1:30 in the morning. >> That was not me. >> Who was it? >> I don't know. But I I don't That was not me. I don't have I don't do stuff like that. >> Do stuff like what? >> Like going to people's houses or anything like that. >> She's been She went to my house and smashed my truck's windshield. I got it on video footage. >> What was that at? >> Over at She has the video of that. >> And then that was at my mom's house. Did like a flaming bag of [ __ ] on the back of my dad's truck bed. >> Oh, okay. Got it. >> Uh did you contact Lake Monroe about her doing damage? Okay. Got all that. Did they sign charges on her at all? I know we we just did, but I don't >> They are it's was an hour ago. >> Okay. >> Legitimately 2 hours ago. I was in the police department. >> So, she's just >> Yeah. >> So, she's >> Yeah, sounds like it. Do you have some of this on the video? >> I'm watching the live video. I'm recording it, too, cuz yesterday they wanted me to send it. >> Yeah. Turn that down, please, so I can listen to that. 24 >> I don't break into I don't steal people's stuff. I don't I don't do stuff like that. >> Okay. >> Look, I don't want to be in trouble for it either. I didn't I didn't do anything. >> So, um I didn't say that you went I didn't Did I say someone went to their Ashley's house? >> Well, you said that she um somebody broke in. That she had a video of me breaking in. I didn't break in. >> Okay. And you don't know who did? >> No, and that's what she was saying when she was in the back of my car that she said that she had video of me breaking in her house. I I never broke into her house. I wasn't here. >> Where were you at like 1:30 in the morning uh yesterday? >> I I was on the Lake Street. >> On Lake Street? >> Mhm. >> Anybody verify that? >> Uh the person that lives there should be able to. >> Okay. Okay. Well, I'm just letting you know that you're going to be detained for at least a little bit for a second, okay? >> Okay. I I don't want to get in trouble. >> I I get it. Let me try to put some air back down here for you, okay? All right. >> I really don't do anything to get in trouble. Ashley likes to play games. I don't know if she had someone dress up like me or something like that. I I don't know. But I I didn't go in her house and I didn't hit her. >> I'm going to head up there with him, see what he needs. Okay, thank you. need a paramedic. >> No. No. >> You're going to be all right for a minute. >> Yeah. >> Okay, let me >> I'm going to jail for sure. >> I am confident she's going to jail. Obviously, that's that's my partner what I assume. Not only from what has happened now, but what happened earlier too. >> Well, this is a literal crime spree from Cincinnati to Akron. She's been committing crimes. She robbed my dad in Cincinnati while he was sleeping, took all of his luggage, took his wallet, took his phone, took his semi keys. I had to drive to Indianapolis and sit there for 5 hours waiting for someone to let me and my dad's truck. Unreal. Unreal. >> Yeah, now you can see how pissed off I was when I pulled up. >> No, I I completely get it. Like I said, I I understand you guys mean here and not. I would be too if that was my family members, too. >> My wife just ran in the room with the phone on and you were screaming and crying. I just jumped up and started running. >> Well, let me head up with my partner. Then we'll head back here. >> Thank you. >> You're going to be here for a minute? >> Yeah. >> If you start feeling like your arm is broken or something like that, but I feel like you're able to bend it and you should be good. >> I'm okay. >> But we'll be back here. And when she pulled up, so she pulled up thinking that she was going to come back to the house? >> wanted to come back like nothing happened. She's like, "I just came to get my mail and my packages. I'll be right in the house." I'm like, "What are you doing? You can't come in my house. You just robbed my house." I'm like, "Get out of here. I just called the police and my shirt is all ripped." She's like, "Oh, I get it. I didn't come in your house." And then she tried to get out of the car. >> Okay. >> That's when she had that knife. >> She had That's when she had the knife when she was getting out of the car. >> Thank you. >> Was it a like a kitchen knife, a butcher knife? >> a small little blade. Yeah, I just saw the top of the blade when they were like shining with the light as she was coming out to get out of the car. I just saw the top of the blade right over her head. There was a blade on it. >> Okay. All right. I'll be back here. >> And I apologize, Officer. I should have called the police before I came over here to have an escort. I just didn't know that she was upset with me at all. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, me and her dad just stayed the night here. I I had no clue. I have cancer, Officer. I don't even have the strength to fight. >> I want to I know our cameras are great. So, at what point did did you see the knife? >> It was just she went to get out of the car and I just saw something like real real shiny as she was getting out and she was like, "I'm coming in there and getting my mail." >> Okay. >> Yeah, she's like, "I have my stuff in there. I'm coming in there and getting it." I'm like, "You're not getting anything from here. You literally just robbed me." >> Okay. >> Anything I do have, I'm putting a return to sender. I don't need her mail or anything. Isaiah. You want to say hi to the police? >> Hi. >> Hi. All right. So, we're just trying to figure out like you were preventing her or kind of stopping her because she has your property in the car? >> Yeah, she came back here and I just left and that's what the police said, "If you can get her here on recording in that car with her face and stuff in the description, it will match the videos." So, I was just calling them back to tell them she came back here. She's still here like terrorizing me, assaulting me, and doing things. >> Yeah. >> So, I was just trying to get the police back here so they could like search her car or stop her >> Okay. >> get her from away from me. They just gave me a number for a protection order. I just left there, but I literally just left an hour ago. I was just there at 12. >> Oh, yeah, I know. I I heard the call go out and I knew my partner was here and I heard that he went to the station with >> like just seeing her again, it was like just you're here. You have my stuff. Like I just wanted the police to get here and like test But I was just like trying to stop her from leaving and then I was behind her car and I was calling the police and I was like before she could leave, I would have just moved, but I couldn't hear her cuz I thought she'd run me over. >> Okay. Yeah. When she was backing up, you compounded it real hard to let her know you were there then or >> behind her car. I was behind her car. I said, "I'll stand behind her car so she can't leave." She said, "Is she there now?" And I was like, "Yeah." And she said, "Oh, she's trying to back out." I said, "I'll stand right here so she can't leave." So, she knew I was right there and she put her reverse lights on and I said, "She's about to back up. She's hitting me. She's hitting me." I was on the phone with 911 >> Okay. >> when it was happening. So, the whole call was recorded. The whole interaction. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I said she just came back here. She has my stuff in her car. >> Okay. >> And she was trying to climb out and hurt me. important because we were still on our way here. So, she took some things from the hotel and then she like scraped it over his bumper and he she poured gasoline on it. And then she pooped on it, some of it. And then she took these magazines and like I left it all in my driveway. It's right there. It smells like gasoline. My car wasn't there to do anything. Well, then she went to my dad's house and pulled the house down. >> Do you live in Akron? >> Lake Front. >> Okay. >> So, I will wait until my husband I called him this morning I said I'm going to wait until my husband gets off work. I'll get the I'll get the my neighbor. Then you can follow me to my dad's I'll take it to the prosecutor tomorrow. Um that way you have Cincinnati because the officer yesterday he's like why I know you guys know it's her and I'm like one Cincinnati she is very much on the camera. And he right there in the car with him and all that grabbing the wallet >> He took me on a >> So you have those two footages. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All right I was just wondering where I could get the stuff out of the car. I've got my nephew's stuff in here and my dad's stuff. I'm not positive about my dad's stuff like I said. >> Well I didn't I haven't Have you been in the car? >> No haven't. >> Yeah so what is the inventory of the car and I'll see if the stuff that Ashley said is missing is in there. And if it is I'll let her know. >> And any other words 16 is 12 50. >> There's just so much stuff in here. >> I know the emergency prior show or CDs here. >> I am calling >> Okay. >> the stuff they bought I guess that's the thing. >> And is his wallet in there? >> Uh it's it might be. >> Yeah. >> It might be. All right. >> It should be it should be a wallet it should be a phone. >> in Indiana and they had to make them another key for her semi. She has two phones. >> So nothing physically other than her hitting you with the towel rack. >> That's the only physical interaction I had with the car. >> Okay. Does she normally have two phones? >> One's her husband's and one's her She stole his phone and keys and the luggage and wallet and then she had her own phone. Yeah that's his dad's phone and then one's my dad's. >> 88 >> You don't even have socks on I didn't think so. Can said out just for a second? You don't have a knife on you, right? >> No. >> Where is it at in your car? All right, Captain, are you going to be transported? Okay. >> But I never >> You just ran her over. >> No, I didn't touch her with my car. She was in the back of my car. I didn't run her over. >> So, what's the blood stain on your uh hood? >> I I don't I I don't know. >> Okay. >> Did she cut herself hitting my window? >> I don't know. Um do you have anything on you that he missed? >> No, I just I didn't >> Okay. >> I wasn't okay. >> You don't have anything on you, though. That's my question. Okay. So, I'm going to pat you down now, okay? So, step out. >> That's such a serious charge that I didn't do. >> I'm not saying you're getting charged with it. I just asked. >> I didn't touch her with my car. >> That's fine. Can you step out? >> Yes. I wouldn't have. And I really she hit hit her hand. >> Yeah, that of course. Yeah, of course. Can you stand up? >> I didn't touch her with my car. She was in the back. She came around to uh When I put the car into drive, she put She came around to the outside of the car and just put her hand on it, but I didn't She was back away from the car. I didn't hit her with my car at all. >> Okay. >> If there's blood on it, it's from her putting her hand on >> Yeah. >> I wouldn't have hit her. >> All right, okay. >> I wouldn't have done that. >> I fully understand, sure. Where is it in the backseat? >> Where um my niece >> Yeah, with the lanyards. >> Looking on the floor. >> It usually sticks behind the passenger side. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Thanks. >> Yeah, go ahead. >> Say it again for me. >> Yeah, I did. >> Do you know Do you know the passcode for this phone? >> No, I didn't >> Ma'am Ma'am, you're not going to get in trouble. Can I just Can I If you know the passcode, just just put it in real quick. You're not going to get in trouble, I promise. What it Here, just tell me. >> I'm I'm so nervous because I didn't hit her with my my car. >> I'm I'm not I'm not here about that. I'm just here about this. I Here, what is it? >> I didn't hit her with my car. >> Okay, nobody's saying Nobody's saying Here. What is What's the passcode? >> I didn't hit her with my car. >> I know. Is this Is this Earl's phone? >> Yes. >> Okay. Can I give it to him? >> Yes. Yes. >> All right. >> Grades. Bobby receives a B+. Cooperative, consistent, non-resistant. Deducted for speaking after Miranda warnings were given. Silence was the right call, and she did not take it. The niece receives a C+. Called 911, documented the incident. Cooperated fully. Deducted for standing behind the vehicle. That single decision converted a police matter into a physical confrontation. Three takeaways. Let us know if there is an interaction or legal topic you would like us to discuss in the comments below. Thank you for watching, and don't forget to check out our second channel, Street Body Cam, for even more police interaction and courtroom content. >> So, we haven't gotten the whole story yet. >> So, you're not even arrested? >> We don't know yet. She has a warrant, so Well, I wasn't on scene over there. I was on scene here, so I >> You doing all right, Bobby? >> Yes, I'm just worried because I didn't hurt her. >> No, listen, you're not getting in trouble for the for the car ordeal, okay? >> Okay. Okay, and I didn't take anything or break in her house, either. >> Okay. >> And and I have alibis and we was here. Me and my husband was here with her. I didn't know that there was a problem until I pulled up. >> Yeah. There is enough evidence against you, right, for the burglary, okay? So, you are going to go to jail on that, but you're not in trouble for the for the car thing today, okay? And if you do have an alibi, that's something you definitely want to bring up in court. >> Yes, because I I didn't I didn't burglarize her. >> Okay. >> Officer, I've never been to jail That's awful. This is a very serious charge. >> [laughter] >> I was over at her house. And she let me in her house.