Yeah, and then she just attacked you. >> Yeah, I'm just warning her cuz man, cuz I come home she laying down. I leave, she laying down. So I said, "Sharon, look out. You got to do something." >> Yeah. >> And she jumped up. Mother I didn't got to do nothing. You I'm like, "What?" And so she came at me, right? So I tried to The mother You know, I'm You know, I ain't young no more, man. >> A father, his own daughter inside the same house. One of them called 911. The other one ended up in a restraint wrap. >> I'm good, man. She told me you know, this is 9 years old. Just I mean, you need to get in the house? >> Is this your house? >> Yes, it is. >> Okay, is it just split here from 11 and 13? All right, so what happened between Is she still in there? >> Yeah. >> How old is she? >> Uh I'm going to put it at 28. >> She's 20 She's 28? >> 28. So she told me out the back window, man, so she just left on the power street, you know. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So I don't know what she's doing and uh >> When you say she jumped on you, what do you mean? >> Well, I mean I mean I mean we got into it, man. >> Well, I need more than that. You know what I mean? >> I mean well, you know, I mean she you know, she's bigger than me, stronger than me. I can't >> Did she punch you at all? >> Well, she I mean a little bit, man, but it ain't nothing. >> You don't got no marks anywhere? >> No, she ain't got no marks. >> You got like a You got like a little knot or a black eye? >> yeah, right. >> blood on your hand or do you need EMS or anything? >> She bit me, man. >> She bit you? >> Yeah. >> Where is she at? >> She's still in the house, man. >> Are you >> Yeah, yeah, yeah, but I mean a little though, man. Want me to go out, man? >> Do you give us permission to go in there and >> Yeah, yeah. >> talk to her? >> Yeah, yeah. Well, >> On the 15th of October, 2025, officers responded to a domestic violence call. The father presented with a black eye, a bleeding bite wound, and a shoulder injury. The suspect, his adult daughter Sharon, was still inside the residence. Entry was lawful. The father as homeowner gave explicit verbal consent, a recognized Fourth Amendment exception under Schneckloth versus Bustamonte, 412 United States 218 1973. No warrant required. >> Well, I want to go in, man. >> Well, this is domestic violence at this point. You have a bite mark on your hand and a huge welt on your eyes, so >> You want to wait for 15 should be pulling up. Just cuz it's >> man. >> Could But she's really so >> I'm just afraid she's going to pop out the back window and run away. >> That's fair. >> If it's that serious, we can we can go up. >> Do you think she'll try to run? >> Yeah. >> Does she live here? >> Yeah, well, not really. She's got power street, man, and um You know, she's mentally unstable and I just want to go in, man. >> So mentally unstable? >> Yeah, really. You want to go in there and I mean I want to work, man, and and I'll be 59, man. I can't >> Both uh back windows are closed. It's just a uh like a sliding but he has a bite mark on his hand and he's bleeding and he has a black eye, so she's going to be a 13. >> She got No, she keep getting mad about it, man, so >> Okay. What is her name? >> Her name is Sheree. >> She live here with you? >> Well, yeah, I mean you I mean I mean she's got power street. I told her she didn't go to the Mr. Pink's. >> Yeah. >> You know, she keep getting mad about it, so >> Somebody wants >> But before power street, she was staying here? >> No. >> 15's pulling up. If somebody wants to stand in the back just in case she pops out, I can go in. >> You want me to go in? >> Here guys. She have any weapons or anything? >> No, I don't think so, man. I doubt it. >> No guns or knives or anything that she has access to? >> No, no, no. >> Okay. In there, in there. How big is this girl? >> Well, well, I you know, I mean she's taller than me, man. >> She like heavy set like me or >> No, I'm not She's thin, but she you know. >> No, I get what you mean. >> Hey, man. >> I'm just trying to figure out like what I'm about to deal with. >> to lie, man. Um >> She'll attack you? >> My [ __ ] dog, man. >> She'll tear you down? >> I mean, well, you know, if I try to you know, try to I don't know, man. I mean, he got old, man. I can't >> Your dog Your dog doesn't bite, right? >> No, no. I didn't put him up, though. Yeah. >> What kind of dog? No, what kind of dog is it? >> Um he's a big sucker. I don't know, he's like a mutt. >> Oh, that's right. >> I'll put him up. Come with me. >> I'm ready to go in and grab her. So, you let her live here after you knew she broke out of the halfway house? >> I mean, I mean, she wasn't staying here long. I just I was just trying to tell her to go turn herself in. And she >> That's why I'm asking. You knew she was out of the halfway house and you let her move in here? >> No, I mean, she wasn't in there. She was here last night. >> What's up? >> You know. >> All right. >> Yeah. Is that a dog? >> Is the door unlocked? >> Okay, all right. >> Door unlocked? >> Uh no, I think it's locked. >> You have the key? >> Yeah. >> We can take it. >> Okay. All right. >> We can try to get in there, but with these little ones, he ain't going. >> Where's she Where's she at? >> Um she's probably in the bedroom. I don't know where she at. >> What's her name? >> Any guns and stuff in here? >> No. >> Sharae? >> Yeah, Sharae. >> Hey, Sharae. >> What? Here I come, man. >> Can you come outside? >> Man, here I come. >> Why so many? >> Huh? >> I'm going to I'm going to jail but >> Are you going to jail? >> Yeah. >> I'm going to taze you. Get your clothes on. Don't go back in the room. Just put your clothes on, please. Hey, I said don't go back IN THE ROOM. >> PUT YOUR clothes on, PLEASE. >> I DON'T HAVE NO CLOTHES. I NEED MY SHOES. Can you go get my shoes? >> Put your shirt on. >> You don't know how to do anything. You're going to do anything. Will you shut up? Don't do that [ __ ] I'll put her in the cuffs. >> Don't do it. Don't do it. >> Look. >> Look, I'll taze you. So >> Put your hands behind your back. Just be cool. >> You're doing too much. >> No, you're doing too much. >> I hate people that start [ __ ] and don't want to call the police. >> Stop. >> Can I get my shoes? >> No. Now you can go like that. >> Shut up. >> What's up, puppy dog? How you doing? Let me break this up. Relax. This is how you do that. Taze it up. >> Bro. You're like Yo, you got to give me my oven mitt. I swear. >> Huh? What's that YOUR FOOT? >> I KNOW, DUMB ASS. YOU'RE THE ONE THAT'S MOVING the bread, dude. >> No, you're acting You're acting like a child. >> I'm not acting like a child. >> Yeah, you are. >> I can act like anybody I want to. Act like you're white and stay in your white ass place. >> It's always It's always one. >> Yeah, it is. >> You got to be a dog. You got a rat? >> Huh? >> You got a rat? >> She got one at 15 and she want to act squirrelly. >> You got to tie this one up. >> Are you not cool if we stand you up? >> By the way, I'm racist and I don't like white people. Quit talking to me. So, that was your last warning. >> Listen to this here. So, pick one you want to talk to and answer the questions. >> Didn't I just say I'm racist? >> All right. Well, I'm a ginger, so you're good. Look, you got We got white, black, ginger. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> You're just racist towards everybody? >> Yeah. I don't even like white people. >> THAT'S COOL. >> DAMN, HOW MUCH IS THIS FOR, Y'ALL? I still can't get my phone. >> All right. Come >> Man, I need my phone. my pay card, man. >> All right. Stand up. Stand up or I'm going to make you stand up. >> I'm sorry. Y'all ain't going to make no white [ __ ] stand I need my shoes. >> No, you're going to go up barefoot. You're good. >> Why would you take me barefoot? You wouldn't want to go barefoot, dumb ass. Then when I get out of the car, I ain't going to have no shoes to put on. Why would >> No. We're just going to put We're just going to put you in the back since you want to continue to keep acting like This is how we treat people that want to act like a child. You did this. >> [ __ ] I ain't no child. I ain't do [ __ ] >> You got to >> Yes, [ __ ] Dad, you a [ __ ] bro. >> Stop running. So, listen. >> What? >> If you going >> Shut up. >> Are you >> YOU'RE THE ONE THAT STARTED IT. You don't know what the [ __ ] happened. >> All right. Listen. Are you going to chill out or are we going to >> No, cuz I'm I'm tired of people starting [ __ ] And then when the police come, they want to act hard. Can you go get my shoes? HEY. >> I'M TRYING TO TALK TO >> CAN YOU TELL HIM to get my pay card and my shoes? >> If you chill out >> When I get out of the car, I need shoes and my money. >> Are you going to listen? Hold on. Hold on real quick, Cooper. If you chill out >> I'm about to get put in that. >> Yeah, well, you will if you don't chill out. >> AIN'T NOBODY DOING [ __ ] I'm allowed to [ __ ] talk. Go get my shoes and my pay card. >> I don't have to go get them. I'm trying to sit here and I'm trying to talk to you. >> Well, get to talking. >> If you listen instead of yelling >> Where my [ __ ] >> like a child >> I'm mad. >> Just put her in the back. >> This is driving [ __ ] >> No, just put her in. Wrap it up. >> You're doing too much. >> No, you're doing too much. >> I got you. You're doing too much, bro. Hey, can you get my things so I can Oh, I can have money? >> We are way past that. >> Stop, bro. >> You're not going to sit here lunging at me like you just did. >> Bro, he is going to bro when I get out I I I need money. >> You need the ankle straps. >> [ __ ] I mean, man. >> If you kick me >> Bro, I got a bruise right there. Can you let go? >> No, I cannot. >> I'm going to keep kicking you. >> You're not going to do anything. Stop. >> Shut up. I got a bruise right there. Let it go. [ __ ] it's an open sore. What is this? >> This is what happens when you don't want to listen and you want to fight THE POLICE. [screaming] >> HEY, HEY, Y'ALL HOLD ON. YOU BIT MY KNEE. HOLD ON. BRO, I THOUGHT I WAS GOING to Hey, hey, hey, hold on. Damn. >> It's not no hold on. We gave you plenty of time. Give you every opportunity in the world to be cool. You're the one who wants to keep talking. >> STOP, BRO. I'M ALLOWED TO TALK JUST LIKE YOU'RE ALLOWED TO TALK. I'M A HUMAN. You at your job. I got a job, too. >> She's going to get it. >> Bro, don't put that on my mom. >> up when she gets in the car. Oh, you're definitely getting the helmet. I'm sorry. I got to make sure that you are safe. That's my That's That's my number one goal to make sure you're safe. >> She checked herself in. I mean, you know what I'm saying? >> Oh, so she's not in the halfway house now? >> I mean, she just left. >> But she just checked herself out. >> Yeah, she left. >> All right. >> Yeah, she I I told her to surrender. I mean, here you go. Go back and turn yourself in. And then, you know, she came back here days, you know, what, Sunday, Monday. And I told her you got to go. You can't be here. You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I mean you can't be here. >> Yeah. And then she just attacked you. >> Yeah, or I was just warning her. Cuz man, cuz I come home, she laying down. I leave, she laying down. So I said, "Sharon, look, you got to do something." >> Yeah. >> And she jumped up. [ __ ] I ain't got to do nothing. You I'm like, "What?" And so she came at me, right? So I tried to And [ __ ] you know, I'm You know, I ain't young no more, man. >> STOP DOING ME LIKE THAT. AND I'M NOT GOING TO SAY IT AGAIN. GIVE ME MY shoes and my pay card, man. That's all I [ __ ] want. Ew, I ain't brush my teeth or nothing, bro. This lying ass God. All right. Quit doing me like that. Come on, stop. [ __ ] >> Probable cause was established before officers set foot inside. Under Illinois versus Gates, 462 United States 213 1983, a victim with documented injuries consistent with his account and a suspect on scene satisfies the totality of circumstances standard. This is not a close question. Under Maryland versus Bowie, 494 United States 325 1990, officers lawfully confirmed the subject's location, assessed flight risk, and cleared weapons before entry. Constitutionally sound sequence. When Sharon acknowledged the arrest but refused handcuffing commands, she crossed from verbal objection into active resistance, a legally significant threshold that expands the force options available to officers under the use of force continuum. Sharon's racial statements toward officers are protected speech under the First Amendment. City of Houston versus Hill, 482 United States 451 1987, but protected speech does not license physical resistance to a lawful arrest. Officers correctly refused to engage and maintain control. Officers deployed a restraint wrap device after multiple failed de-escalation attempts. The wrap immobilizes the lower extremities without positional asphyxia risk, a critical distinction from prone restraint. Forces evaluated under Graham versus Connor, 490 United States 386 1989. Objective reasonableness from the officer's perspective at the moment of decision, not in hindsight. Three factors: crime severity, immediate threat, and active resistance. All three weigh in favor of the wrap deployment here. When Sharon alleged a knee injury during restraint, officers immediately called for a supervisor and medical unit. This satisfies standard wrap protocol. Supervisor notification, medical clearance, injury documentation. Failure on any of these is a recognized liability exposure under Section 1983 civil rights claims. No Miranda advisement appears on camera. Under Miranda versus Arizona, 384 United States 436 1966. Custodial interrogation requires prior rights advisement. Spontaneous statements are admissible, but responses to officer questioning without Miranda are suppressible. That gap creates trial risk. >> Okay. >> Cooper go to the other side. >> Just watch the job. >> All right, then let's go get your [ __ ] >> Yeah. Yeah, we're uh Sorry. Ready? >> Y'all please get my New Balances and my and my Wesley pay card, please. >> I'll get it. I'll get it. >> No, cuz y'all GOING TO VIDEO, YOU'RE GOING to get it. >> No, I'm going to >> Do you have balances in >> I'm going to get it. >> I heard you. Do you have balances in your pay card? >> It's called a wisely pay card. >> wisely pay card >> Bro, it's purple. It's all I want. >> I got you. Turn to this Lift up your leg. >> Then swap it. >> Swap it. >> You got to >> It ain't going to go that far, dude. >> Okay. >> Now, just hit it right on her leg. Do it one more time. What's up? >> 32 and a supervisor. >> Nah, I mean No, we See, we ain't slamming or anything. >> I should have a a lot of their info, so I'm going to >> You place her on the ground, I mean, if you want to talk. >> No, it's not. >> No. >> No, if you so the you don't put down and then in the wrap is not a use. >> All right, cool. >> Yeah, it's not a use of force. >> All right. Yeah. >> Well, she claiming she injured, so call for a supervisor. >> Okay. >> 32 and a supervisor. >> She's saying 32 and a supervisor? >> Yeah, she's saying she hurt. >> You all got a brother? >> I don't care. Um, he said that she checked herself out of the the program, just came home. Um, he said um, he's been trying to get her to go back. Um, but she was just like, "No." And then today, uh, he left, she was laying down, he came home, she was laying down, and he was like, "Sharay, you got to [ __ ] do something." And then she was like she jumped up and was like, "Shit, [ __ ] I don't got to I don't got to do shit." and was like squaring up with him and stuff. And then yeah, she ended up biting his finger. Um What is it? He's got a black eye. I took pictures and everything. And then at one point while he's trying to like get her off of him, he she threw him on the ground, which hurt his shoulder. But he doesn't want EMS or anything, but he's got he's got a black eye on his left eye. Left eye and then his his left uh ring finger. >> Is that an indication that somebody's probably guilty? >> Is that everything I got? >> Uh I need my work clothes. >> What's your work clothes? >> I don't understand how y'all can't just give all my stuff. >> Cuz the jail not going to take all your property. You got You know that. This ain't your first time being at the county. They not about to take all that stuff. You're going to have to call when you get out and have a police escort so you can grab whatever you need to grab. If you would never acted the way that you acting we had to put you in this device we wouldn't be here right now. We could have just did what we needed to do, grab what you needed to grab and call it a day. You out here acting a fool. Don't nobody want to have to sit here and do this with you. We did with you last time on Power Street when you knocked everything down and hit that worker in the head with some stuff. You got to control your anger, dog. Don't nobody want to have to do this. I'm pretty sure you don't. >> I don't really want to get preached to right now. This is not the time. >> I feel you, but it's just the truth.