Just come here. >> Uh, can you put your hands behind your back right now? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. You want to hold this or >> if you want to put it on, put it on. >> Okay. Yeah, cuz it is cold out here. >> Right. >> Okay. >> There's just two females. That's all it is. >> Why are we being arrested though? >> Not arrested. It's detained. >> No, we're being arrested. So, that's our right. So, why are we detained for now? >> Why is she being detained though? for the possible aggravated assault. >> Aggravated assault on who? >> We're going to let you know. >> Okay, we're going to go right here to this unit. >> Get an aggravated assault. >> Aggravation assault on what? >> Yeah, I'll let you know in a bit. Just get in the car. >> Okay. >> Do you have an ID on your person? >> No, I don't. No, >> I don't mean What's your full name? >> What is he? >> Yes. >> What's your date of birth? >> Yes, sir. And that's your house? >> Yes. >> 4168. >> Yes, sir. >> Who else is inside the house? >> It's just me, my my niece, and >> your niece, and you? >> Mhm. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you know anything about what's going on? I don't know. Like what do you mean? >> H >> what are you talking about? >> Like anything of why are we here? >> No. >> No. >> Okay. Give me one second and I'll come back to you. >> I'm going to read you this cuz I have to. Okay. Uh you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have been present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights, not answer my questions or make any statements. Do you understand what I just read? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Do you recall anything of what happened? Anything on the incident? >> No, you don't know what happened. What? Why is there blood in there? >> Huh? >> Why is there blood in the sidewalk? >> I have no idea. I mean, that's the road. I don't know. >> Okay. And then were you in uh until I get my attorney? >> Okay. Derek, whose car is this? Is Adrian still inside? Who's Adrian? >> Your son. No, that's how he's his name. >> And I know son and Adrian. >> Cuz I know Adrian lives in there. I'll find out. >> Adrian lives in there. >> I'm going to take your phone away. >> I can't breathe. Like that's my property. >> You have to stay in there. I'm going to keep your phone. I'm going to have it. >> But I'm not going to be able to get you out. I'm just going to roll down the window. Okay. >> Okay. Okay, I'm going to close the door. Help me. I can't breathe. >> You were breathing just fine. >> Why do you have a breeding problem? >> What do you have? Why are you diagnosed with I can't breathe. Sir, please help me. I can't. >> You are breathing just fine. The door is open. I can't breathe. Please help me. >> How? What are you take? You take medicine? I can't breathe right. Please help me. Please help me. >> What is it? Why do you >> watch me? I'm hard breathing, sir. Please. >> We're breathing just fine. The door is open. There's air. Just relax. There's air. >> I need to see medical. Please. I got I need to see medical. >> You're not going to go to the hospital. They're just going to come and check you. >> I got Okay. >> Next time I'm just not going to open the door. Your ring just fine. >> She's speaking, but she can breathe suddenly. Hello, ma'am. What's your name? >> Alicia. >> What's going on, Felicia? >> You can't breathe? >> Say she can't breathe. She detained on just fine a few minutes ago. All of a sudden, we're here. Anything to drink tonight? It's on the other side. >> She came out of the suspect residence and >> she was speaking just fine. She just started like that cuz I mentioned she she couldn't breathe or she could speak. So she >> is hurting on you. [Music] >> Anything hurting? >> She mentioned she was claustrophobic >> and then she started acting like that. When I even opened the door, >> she said she has breathing problems, but she was breathing just fine when she got out of the house and everything. [Music] >> Started like that when I took her phone away. When she came out of the house, she was fine. >> And then she was in the car for a little bit alone and she was fine. >> Huh? >> Okay. Rich is all right if I just sit this around your arm. Let me set you up a little bit. I'm going to go just for 49. I'm watching your back. >> I don't I'm not listening to two cuz I'm listening to one. I'm only stre. >> So I'm looking over your shoulder. But if something happens on two, tell me. >> Yes. >> All right. [Music] >> Is it hard? >> That's okay. Sorry, Felicia. [Music] >> Nice deep breath, Felicia. You're doing great. Felicia, is there anything hurting on you? >> We have her identified, right, Ta? >> Yeah. What's her last name? Let me just check real quick >> about this. >> Try to try to >> You say have this. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> It's hard to breathe whenever you were in there. Yeah. Okay. >> 2560. So, your oxygen's looking good over here. Is >> there anything on you? >> Valdez, do you have a phone number for Gabriel? >> Yeah, >> I have one. I don't know if it's correct though. >> You're gonna send it to >> who? 21. >> All righty. Just relax. Okay. >> Just relax. >> You want to get warm in there, Felicia? >> Do you want us to help you to sit back down in there so it can be a little bit warmer? >> Come on. Let's get you inside. Hold here, girl. Help your other foot out here and straight if you can. She gets me there. [Music] >> Probably. >> Yeah, he's mean, which is noisy. >> Do you want me to leave the window for all them? >> The air conditioner or the heater? >> Yeah, I have the heat on. >> Things changes. We're monitoring it. You're here. Okay. And if we're good at this point, if something changes, we can always call you guys back. >> We do have a guy barricaded in the trailer over here. >> We still need you guys to stay. >> You want me to try to zip it? >> I'm sorry. >> You want your >> buttons don't work? Not everybody can, but I know supervisors see where I can see where that people are. You guys, >> anybody that has mobile that has GPS >> compatibility like the CF31s, not all of them, >> but like the newer laptops, they are >> Yeah, they do the same stuff to everything. Just one wants to see. >> Thank you, gentlemen. >> There. At least for now. Okay, I'm going to close the door. >> So, it gets warmer in there. Maybe cold. Tell me when I think it one more. I'm so sorry. No, >> right now your chest is like out in the air in the cold air and it's really really cold. My hands are going numb cuz it's cold. So I bet you're cold. But the unit is hot. It's warm in there. right now. You're detained. You're not free to go. So, if you want to go to the hospital, we're going to have to wait. We'll till we're finishing here and then I can take you. But they're going to do the same that they just did here. >> What if I need to go now? >> You can't I can't take you now. They say you're fine. They came to check you. >> Nobody knows what I feel but me. >> Nobody knows what I feel but me. >> You're right. I don't know what you're feeling, but they told me you're okay. >> And I'm asking >> and they're medical. >> Would you please take me to the hospital? >> But I can't take you. I will take you, but not right now. >> And you know, I don't feel good. >> You don't feel good cuz you're here, cuz you're detained? Cuz you're a suspect? Or it just cuz you're don't want to be here in handcuffs. >> Medical history, sir. >> Okay, that's what I wanted to know. >> Please stay. >> Okay. Do you usually go to the hospital when you feel like this? >> What they tell you? >> Sir, I need to go to the hospital. I ask you, please. >> Okay. I'll ask if uh I know they're going to get taken, but I don't think >> nothing is going to get you out of handcuffs right now cuz >> it don't matter. Just take me to the hospital. You're fit inside.