All right. Careful. Those are good. >> Don't b my door. >> Hey, monster skelly custy police. >> Oh, hi. >> Hey. We are going out here by I'm guessing your brother. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You want to tell me what's going on? >> Um, I am the owner of this home >> and I told him that he is not allowed to have somebody over >> who um has stolen from me and disrespected me. Um, he does not care. So, he said he's inviting her over anyways, even though >> I already told the landlord that she's not welcome here and they agree with me. >> Um, so we got into an argument over it and we started yelling at each other. >> Okay. Okay. So is this um so does he live here? >> He is an occupant here. Yes. But she is not. >> But she's not. Okay. So um All right. So is it his girlfriend or just like a lady friend? Okay. Okay. >> All right. I got you. Do you have an ID so I can just add you to the call since we got called out here? All right. Sorry. You're fine. No worries. Okay. Nice. Thank you. Of course. >> Um, how long have you lived here? >> I have lived here since December of 2024. >> Okay. How long has he lived here? >> He had moved in with me. The same time frame. >> Yes. Okay. All right. I'll be right back. Also, if you could if you are able to provide me with any clarity that since she is not a tenant and I am the responsible tenant here, if I don't want her here, she is not welcome here and I will have her trespass if she does show up here because she's been stoleing my stuff and disrespecting me. So, for that with um if someone else lives here and invites them here, they're allowed to do so by law. Like, we're not allowed to tell him he can't invite people over here. >> But the So, should I call the landlord then and have her come over here because she's already said all >> it doesn't it doesn't matter. So, unfortunately, whoever lives here, if they want to invite somebody over, they're unfortunately they're allowed to. Um >> even if they're stealing from you. >> Yeah. I mean, if you if you want to pursue charges for that kind of stuff, you can file a report for the thefts that have occurred. But yeah, uh if someone else lives here, they're allowed to invite people that they want over here. Unfortunately, that's how it goes. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Um Okay. >> All right. Um so, you said argument. Anything else happened between you guys? Any physical um or anything like that? >> No, we did not hit each other. >> Okay. >> All right. Cool. I'll be right back with >> Okay. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> What do you What did she say? >> Uh he wants to bring his girlfriend over. [music] She doesn't like that cuz she steals from her, but she hasn't filed any charges or reports. Um, they got verbal and that's it. >> Okay. So, he said essentially the same thing. He wants to bring his girlfriend over. Um, his girlfriend and him paid $500 for the month for them to stay here. Um, she decided 3 days in, she didn't want the girlfriend here, so told her she's not allowed to be here anymore and won't give her the money back. Um he told her that the girlfriend's coming back today after work to try to avoid like a altercation when the girlfriend got here. Kind of give her like a heads up. >> Um and then they he was standing in the kitchen and she came up like behind him and was just kind of yelling. Um and then he pulled his phone out and started like recording her like saying that the girlfriend saw her to be there and blah blah blah blah. >> Um and then like smacks the phone and then the video. >> Is that on video? Did you see that? Did she smack it? >> Yeah. And then the video ends. Okay. Um, and then he said that she and then he said she like grabbed him by the hoodie and like pushed him against the wall. >> Does he have any injuries? >> No, but I think the video it shows like her raise her hand to the phone and then it stops. >> Oh, >> yeah. In this house because the landlord said have anywhere else to go? Yes. She cannot come here. Did you say that? She cannot come. Did you say that, Eliza? Did you see? >> You cannot come. >> You can harass who you can harass who lose. >> Being a little [ __ ] You're being a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> You're harassing me. I'm a >> little [ __ ] >> Let's do the first one again if you don't mind. >> Oh, she took it. My phone was cracked, but this whole chunk right here just came out of it. >> This all But this whole chunk came out of it. >> Okay. >> I don't know what that meant. >> Whoever you want, if you're going to go, get out. Did you say you can harass whoever this house because the landlord does not have anywhere else to go? Yes, she cannot come. Did you say that? She cannot come. Did you say that, Eliza? Did you say she cannot come? >> You can harass who you can harass whoever you want. >> If you're going to go down, give me just a second. I'll be right back with you. >> You are brother and sister, right? >> Unfortunately. >> Okay. Are you wanting to write down anything that happened today? >> No, I just want to leave the [ __ ] alone. >> I got you. Okay. All right. So, I mean, you can hear it striking the phone and it's falling. So, I mean, I feel like that's PC for battery. >> Um, I didn't hear. >> So, he he might have showed you the other one cuz she does it again in a different video and he cuts it before she hits it. >> Okay. >> But that one >> I also didn't. >> Oh, he turned it on for me. So, whenever it hits, I like it. I did hear it walking back. All right. Me, too. Her name is Oh. Oh, my Oh, my Okay. So, she's not happy. I told her already that. Um, so this is happening. She's probably going to say she wants to fill up with my girlfriend >> probably, but she can do that later. You know, PC is still there. Uh, I'll finish outside. Okay. >> Yeah, you're good to hang out with him if you want or whatever. >> Just going to show you how she thinks that she does something wrong. >> Yeah. Um, >> probably. >> Okay. Are you able to once this slides finish up see if he's willing to submit that very first video? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And if he isn't whatever, but then he brought up a few questions. >> No, I got you. Thanks. It's officer Skellyy. >> She looked out and she's on the phone and she is not coming yet. Okay, cool. Yes, ma'am. Yes. >> If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. Do you understand that? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Do you understand each of these rights if I as I have explained them to you? >> Yes, I am. [laughter] >> Okay. All right. Having these in mind, do you wish to answer my questions? >> Um, no. I wish to have a lawyer present. >> Okay. All right. So, I need you I need you to come outside and put your transmitter back then. Okay. Can I get my K? >> Yes, please. Yeah. I don't want your little furry friend running away. >> Can I put my shoes on? >> Yep. Is there anything in them? >> Um, do you mind if I just check them real quick and then and then you can get them on? >> Yeah. >> All right. There you go. Right. When you're done with that, go ahead and set your phone down for me. >> Of course. Yes, ma'am. I appreciate your patience. Yeah. All right. So, for now, you're getting you're being put under arrest for domestic violence battery. Okay. Because he showed us a video of you striking the phone that was in his hand. All right. >> So, that's the reason that you're getting arrested today. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Do you have anything inside you want to grab? >> Yes. >> Can I please? Definitely. >> You want to tell me what it is? >> I want to grab my wallet. I can show you where it's at. >> Yeah, you could go with that. Yes. Don't trip, please. For the love of God. All right. And my car is parked over here. So, we're going to turn this way and go that way. Okay. Let me shine the flashlight so you can see and not truck. Let me go talk to my >> Hey, Mike. I'm getting arrested. Could you please come get me? >> Where you? >> I'm getting arrested. I'm at my house. >> At home? >> Yeah, I'm getting arrested at home. >> Thank you so much. >> Send me your address. I I >> It'll be the Okaloosa County Jail. >> Okaloosa County Jail. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I don't want to talk about it right now. Can you please get me and then I'll tell you everything? >> Thank you. Bye. >> All right. So, I have to search you real quick before I let you in. Do you only have the phone or >> I believe so. >> Okay. All right. >> I might Oh, no. It looks like I have a lighter in this pocket. >> A lighter? Okay. Um I can't take it to the jail with us. You would you like me to leave it here at your residence? >> Please. >> Okay. >> Uh there's no lighter. There's a tissue. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> It's okay. I'm going stick that back in there. >> Anything else? Will you lift up your arms for me as best as you can? Go ahead and take a seat for me. I got your phone and your ID that you handed to me earlier. >> Thank you so much. >> Um those are going with us. Yes, ma'am. >> There you go. Do you need AC back here, >> please? >> Okay. >> Let me get the AC going for you. >> Oh, >> it's kind of hot back there. >> I think I feel like I'm going to throw up. >> Take a deep breath. Take a deep breath. Let's get this cool air going. Okay. >> If you throw up back there, it happens. >> Okay. I just wanted to warn you. >> I understand and I appreciate that. Can you feel that cold air >> a little bit? Yeah. >> Okay. Let me see. I'm going to turn it all the way up. If you get too cold >> if uh you get too cold or whatever, you just let me know. Okay. >> Okay. >> Yes. Okay. And you wanted this purse to go with us, too, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, my my other officer brought it to me. She still had it. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. >> So, you said I took his phone from him? >> Cuz you smacked the phone out of his hand. That's counts as battery. >> I didn't smack it. I just took it. >> I got you. Okay. >> Well, oh [ __ ] >> Do you think if somebody comes and picks me up, I'll be able to get out tonight? >> Um, so usually what happens is is you have to see the judge in the morning for first appearance. Um, that's usually what occurs first. I know I don't make the rules at the jail. Um, so usually that's what it is. Um the judge will see you at first appearance and then um give you a bond whether it be signature or cash professional, anything like that. Okay. >> So it doesn't matter if somebody comes tonight. >> Um yeah, probably not. I don't think you'll get bonded out tonight. Sometimes they do like they change their process so frequently that I don't know every single time what it's going to be. Um, so most likely you're going to have to see a judge in the morning just because it's domestic related. Okay. But they'll be told that if someone comes to get you, they'll they'll be explained that hopefully that when they make contact with somebody. >> I'm pretty sure you let me make those phone calls. >> Yeah, absolutely. You're a human. I'm a human, dude. I know this is a situation that you don't want to be in at the moment. It's >> not. It's [ __ ] I can understand. >> There's going to be battery domestic violence, huh? >> Yeah. There's no injuries to him. So, it's it's misdemeanor. >> Yeah. >> This misdemeanor battery for domestic violence. That's it. [music] Heat. Heat.