Okay. Has she threatened anybody else over here or was it just you? >> Yeah. >> Cuz I know he said something about she said that I'm I'm going to [ __ ] you up. I don't know if she was talking to one person. Okay. Um what do you guys want done today? Well, we can't force her to leave her apartment. That's not that's not our our department. But that that that you guys um civilly, but um Have you guys Have you guys um like try to file for eviction or anything like that? It sounds like she's she's prepared for that to happen. She just she's actually kind of curious why it hasn't happened yet. If you know what I mean, if there's if there are problems of bills not being paid. So just I'm sure you guys know her situation with her and her kid. Does she live with anybody that you're aware of? Her baby or whatever. Okay. That's That's what I asked cuz she's also saying that she just lives with her baby. So So what where I'm getting at is it just it depends on what you guys want done. Um you guys I mean you do have options. So if you if you want to pursue charges, we can go that route. Um if you don't want to pursue charges we can there you know, obviously you can still obtain a protection order through the court. Um and that would prevent her from coming over and and uh confronting you. Now, obviously it's a piece of paper. >> Right. >> we all know that. It's It's just a piece of paper. It's not going to stop her physically from >> Right. >> confronting I well I get it. I get it, but ultimately it's up to it's up to these it's up to the you so um Yeah, I mean that's just kind of those situations. We would arrest her for menacing. And then we would have to Yeah. So, with with any sort of violent crime the court can grant a temporary protection order um while the case is going on. But once the case is over, that protection order goes away. >> So >> Um >> You wouldn't have the protection order today. It would It would be potentially. >> Oh, I'm not doing >> Um It's It's I mean it's up to you. We take her to jail for menacing or and then we have to call We'll probably either call a family member or CPS to come get the kid. Um and then we go that route and she If she can't bond out today, she sees a judge tomorrow morning and he makes a determination, you know, what's going on, whether she gets released or not. And then >> [ __ ] >> Okay. Do they record audio? >> Mhm. No. >> Okay. All right. Um just sit tight for a second. I'll be back to grab your information. >> No, I did what I did. >> Okay. Yelling's not going to accomplish anything, right? >> Well, I'll be trying to figure out what they're trying to do. My thing is this. >> What's the What What What did you come over here >> porch, right? Not bothering nobody. >> Keep it down just a little bit. >> I was sitting on my porch, right? Just just just hanging out, chilling. She yells across the parking lot, "You want any of this trash shit?" What the [ __ ] man? She would think out of people in the complex that I would need this [ __ ] >> Okay. >> You know, I I my own money. >> What stuff are they What stuff are they talking >> somebody got kicked out over there, right? That's their business. Now, mind you, >> Okay. >> she These two over there, they laughing and giggling. I'm just looking off my balcony. >> Okay. >> She like, "Hey, you want any of this? Ha ha ha ha ha." But then when I walked over there and I asked her what the [ __ ] was she talking about, >> Mhm. >> the first thing she hollering is, "What are you talking about? I don't know what you're talking about." >> Okay. >> My thing is this, what the [ __ ] was you talking about though? >> Okay. >> And the same way since I moved up in here, all they keep doing is >> here? >> I've been here I don't But, you know, every time I turn around, they threatening me with some [ __ ] >> Okay. >> They trying to tell me I ain't do some [ __ ] knowing that I did it. You know what I'm saying? You know? >> Do you have proof of doing that stuff? >> I have proof, all that [ __ ] So, you know, it started off by I moved in here like 6 7 days later, she like, you know what I'm saying? You know how Section 8 go. >> Okay. >> You go up there, you feel me? If you're not working at that time, your income zero until you find a job and you report that [ __ ] So, I gave her a check cuz she asked me for a check on top of the money that I already paid her ass. >> Okay. >> So, I'm like, damn, I only been here 6 7 days. How the [ __ ] you asking me for some money? I could see if it was a month process, but it ain't a month process. >> I don't I don't know what their real is with getting getting checks and all that stuff. >> know what their deal is, but I ain't never had a problem with paying it. You get what I'm saying? >> Yeah. >> So, boom, I pay it. Write her a check real quick. >> ago was that? >> This when I first got here. So, I don't know how long I've been here, but I've been waiting for their ass supposedly kick me the [ __ ] out, but they ain't. It seem like they keep prolonging this [ __ ] >> Okay. >> So, I go I'm like, all right. I pay her check, you know what I'm saying? Keep it moving. Me and my baby go home. So then, I come back because I go, you know, my therapist she take me there. She like, you know you you're not supposed to be paying [ __ ] you know, right now cuz, you know, da da da da da. You you already got your paperwork. And and it seem like everybody So, I'm like, "Okay." So I I go back over >> How do you think they're messing with the paperwork? >> Because when I went up there, my therapist is a witness. So when I went up there, I'm like, "All right." I turned in all my [ __ ] you know what I'm saying? They like, "Yeah, you're not supposed to be paying shit." >> Okay. >> I'm like, "Oh, all right. Well, thank you." I go back >> paying for like rent or what? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Because >> I'm saying? It come back that way. So I'm like, "All right, whatever." So I go back over there and I'm like, "Hey." "Can I get my check back, you know, because, you know, that's my last little bit of money." >> Mhm. >> "Take care of my baby and and everything, you know, just get my money back." >> Okay. >> She like, "All right, I'm going to have to write you a check." I'm like, "All right, have a nice day." So she tell me like >> And this was >> When I first moved in the complex. So, you know, because it started since I've been here. It seem like everybody playing with my [ __ ] >> Got you. >> So I'm like, "All right." So um I come back over here and I'm like >> get that check back? >> Yeah, you know, eventually, but this is how it happened though. >> Okay. >> So I'm like, "All right." I come back over here. She like, "Give me like a couple days." I'm like, "All right." >> Mhm. >> So then it's like 2 weeks, 2 and 1/2 weeks, something like that. So I'm like "Let me go over here and see what this lady talking about." Like, you know what I'm saying? Cuz she taking too [ __ ] long just to write a [ __ ] check. >> Okay. >> Some [ __ ] that she got in her checkbook right there. She could have wrote that [ __ ] and I would have went. So then I get over there. I'm like, "Hey, can I get my check?" Respectfully though. >> Yeah. >> No, you know, problem, no, none of that. So then she like she writes my check out. >> Mhm. >> So I'm like, "All right." So I leave and I come back and I'm like "This check not in my name." And I got a picture of that as well. I'm like, "This check is saying a whole 'nother [ __ ] name. How the [ __ ] am I going to cash a check that ain't That's not my name." >> Got you. >> She like, um >> Do you live with anybody else? >> My baby, you know, my baby lives here. So then I'm like, "All right." "Can you explain that to me because my ID says Sheniqua Queen James, but this check is saying Sheniqua L. James. That ain't me." So, she like So, then the the one with the burgundy sweater on, she she low-key be hollering a lot. And I'm like, you know, the one with the white, she be here and there or whatever, but it be mainly this one with the burgundy. So, she like Every time I ask for something back or show her some [ __ ] that I did that I know for a fact I did, she she starts getting like real hype about it. Like like she just know for a fact that I'm wrong or some [ __ ] And I'm telling her and I'm like, you know, say I I I can show YOU THE CHECK. LIKE I'M LIKE, YOU KNOW, >> You're good. All right, so hang on. Let's Let's hear what he's got to say real quick. I don't mean to interrupt, but let's let's get this figured out. What did you originally go over there for? >> I went over there because I was sitting on my balcony one day, you know, minding my business. I think the police was over there, too, when they said this [ __ ] So, I'm sitting there, minding my business, cuz you know, I'm at home. I'm not outside. I barely be out here. >> Mhm. >> Unless I go to the store for my baby and come the [ __ ] back home, you know what I'm saying? I don't really be in people's business. I'll be standing my [ __ ] self. >> You said it was for all the the stuff that was in that other apartment? >> Yeah, y'all did a raid in over there. I don't know if y'all was there, y'all know about it. I'm pretty sure y'all do. >> I know about it, but I don't I wasn't there. >> they raided that house over there. >> Yeah. >> The cop as I was going for my little interview and [ __ ] he told me to come back here because, you know, the scene, the situation, you know, he didn't want me to get hurt with my child. So, I'm like, all right, bet. I come back over here. So, they kicked them out, whatever they got they got going on, whatever. >> Mhm. >> So, I come back home. Two days later, I'm sitting there. So, then they go by putting all the [ __ ] out the house. So, I'm sitting on my roof, you know, just enjoying my peace, chilling. The one with the burgundy, she hollers across the parking lot. Now, it's so many people outside. And I think the police was out there, too. >> How long ago was this? How long ago was this? >> This was like probably like 2 weeks ago, something like that. Week ago, whatever. >> And that's when she hollered if you wanted any of the stuff. >> Yeah, yeah. So, I was like >> So, why did you Why did you You there today? >> Because I I I've been waiting on her. Like they keep threatening me. Like it's like every time like okay, so look. >> How did they how did they threaten you? >> So when my friend friends and family come over here and [ __ ] Now you know my bill is supposed to be zero. I don't mind paying rent. You know what I'm saying? But my thing IS THIS. WHY EVERY time somebody come over here you come with a letter talking about I owe you $133. But I've been living here for damn near more than half a year. So there's no way the electric company is charging me $133 >> Yeah, so we can't we can't we we can't really inquire as to what these bills are for. >> No, because y'all not all the way tapped in with that. >> That's more that's more of like a civil matter. That's not something we can do. >> Every time I come outside they come outside. It's like they stalking me. And I'm trying to figure out like what what what I'm doing to you that you got to like stalk me. When I pull out this parking lot they pull out the parking lot. >> Do you live with any other adults or just >> No, just me and my baby. Now and and it's just weird because I'm trying to figure out >> It It seems like to me and again I don't mean to interrupt. It seems like there's a lot of animosity between >> It got to be. It's some animosity that I don't know about. >> So >> That's what I'm saying. So I'm trying to figure out what y'all know that I don't know. Because I know for a fact a [ __ ] like me always kept a job. A [ __ ] like me always will pay rent. I ain't got no problem with doing that. Because this is where I need to live. >> when you when you go over there to ask him about these bills, do you get heated? Do you get loud? >> No, this is the this is why I knew it was something up with these two because I'm like okay, so I go over here and I'm like, you know, they like oh you didn't put the electric in your name but I know for a fact the community action is the ones that helped me do it. So I'm trying to figure out how the [ __ ] I didn't do it. >> that stuff to give to them to show them like hey look this is what we >> I done did this so many times like it it You know it's crazy telling me this and >> you went over today to figure out what these bills were about. >> I went over there and I asked her I said flat out I said hey look, what were you talking about when you said I was thrifty? Like you it seemed like you was trying to make it seem like I was something out the trash or something. Because why the [ __ ] would you holler? First of all, you don't even know me and from my understanding, you not supposed to enter my unit without permission. So, whatever I don't have in my unit that you feel like I don't have, what would make you yell out of everybody in the parking lot, "Oh, you want any of this trash [ __ ] Ha ha ha ha ha." What the [ __ ] funny? >> Yeah. >> You get what I'm saying? Like it it it >> It seems like It seems like to the best of your abilities, it's time to move on to some other place. >> My thing is this, I've been waiting on them. >> Yeah. >> I'M WAITING ON THEM. I'M TRYING TO FIGURE OUT what the [ __ ] is the hold up. I don't know You know I went over there respectfully. Every time I go and I tell them like they wrong, they they just be like, "Ah la la la." Then I be like, "Hey, man, chill out." >> Mhm. >> I don't know what you're talking about, but all I know is that I did the [ __ ] that you said I could do. >> Did you get aggressive with them at all today? >> I let them know what you're talking about. >> Okay. You never threaten them? >> Threaten I'm saying what they wanted to do. Like they they keep hollering. That's what I'm saying. Like what what do you keep picking on me that >> I got three people over there saying that you threatened them. >> I flatout told them. It don't matter what the [ __ ] they saying. I flatout told them, "What was y'all trying to do?" Cuz I've been waiting on a court date on y'all. Y'all keep playing with the paperwork. AND I GOT PROOF Y'ALL keep playing with it. >> Okay. >> And I got a therapist, regardless on how she feel about me, she going to step up and say the same [ __ ] Y'all keep playing with my paperwork. So, who the [ __ ] connected to who? Because why y'all keep playing MY [ __ ] FOR SOMEBODY THAT DON'T even be outside? >> Okay. Well, what's their What's their goal? Um >> What do they want done? >> They talking about, "Oh, we going to kick you." Listen. I'm going to get money regardless on how the [ __ ] they feel. You get what I'm trying to say? My thing is this, what's taking y'all so long? Every time y'all see somebody come to my house, y'all come with the same debt paperwork. And it it's not changing though. You know what I'm saying? Like it it's coming >> No, it's not it's not going to change if this this is >> going to change. You living here for so long. >> Yeah. >> Why would your paperwork Hey, I thought you had my job. >> Yeah, when where was that? >> Why would your paperwork >> Speedway? How long ago? >> Oh, my thing I got off at 12. Damn, y'all come up I see that. Like I'm trying to figure out like okay, so my thing is this. If I'm living here for this many months, right? Why is it that every time somebody come, the same bill pop up, but then when I go over there it's it's gone? >> I get you. >> It does not add up. Do it add up? Like how the [ __ ] that I'm running two ACs and the moment I walk over there and I tell you like hey, here you go. I don't know why they keep saying that, but this is what it is. And then when they be like oh, okay, whatever. And then it's gone. But the moment they see a couple of my family or friends come over it's Here go the same $133 bill. My thing is this, you can't live in a unit for that many months and a bill just be $133. It does not add up. >> Does the date change? >> It doesn't it doesn't change. Nothing it's just it just stays the same. I'm I'm expecting it to be at least what? You know, like a month bill be like $230 something. >> so the way that the electric company works is you can get on a budget. And that way it's the same every >> already been taken care of. My thing is this is why they keep bullying me. Why y'all keep stalking me? Why y'all keep harassing me? Every time y'all see family come over, y'all want to bully me. Then y'all want to threaten to put me out. >> in that one? >> Yeah, then they want to threaten to put me out. So then when I walk over there respectfully though. You know what I'm saying? I'll be like hey, what y'all talking about? >> you. >> She'll be like oh, well they they didn't say that, but my thing is this, you got all the paperwork in your office to see that it it's that. >> Okay. >> Why do you keep Why you keep bullying me every time you see somebody come over here? >> I get you. It's frustrating. >> It's really not. It's just that's why I'm without I to their face like, "What is y'all trying to do, man? Because y'all keep playing with me. Like, I don't even be outside enough for y'all to even be playing with me. So, the company that come over here and y'all see them, next thing you know, it's a letter in the mail. Oh, you owe this, you owe that. My thing is this, I ain't never had a problem with paying y'all [ __ ] nothing. My thing is this, there ain't no [ __ ] way that [ __ ] is $133 every time y'all feel some type of way. So, what am I missing? Somebody doing something fraud? It's got to be fraud. It's going to be a little bit of inheritance took that they weren't supposed to touch. I feel like that. That's how I feel like. >> It's It's when you get loud, I think is when they feel they need to call us. >> But the craziest part is they be yelling across the parking lot. >> Unfortunately, I'm not here to see that, you know. >> But and the cops was there. That That's the craziest thing. They calling y'all, but the cops was there when they was hollering it. So, I'm trying to figure out like, what what What what is the What is their purpose of trying to keep bullying me? >> Yeah. If I'm not outside bothering nobody At this point if you don't need to pay a bill, >> I'm not leaving until they give me that court date so I can go in front of that judge and show proof that So, you know how a Section 8 go. When they When the landlords or whoever feel some type of way about you, >> Mhm. >> they flat out say this, "Oh, we're going to put you in front of a judge and then we going to talk about this in front of a judge." I've been telling her over and over after I realized >> Well, here's the thing. If they don't If they don't have that court date and if they haven't gone to say a judge for whatever reason, >> put nobody out. >> Well, they can start the process. We'll put it that way. >> I've been waiting for them to start the process. So, now we back on that. >> And if And if they don't have And if they don't have any dates, I mean, you can't just stand up I mean, let me rephrase that. It would probably be smart not to stand up here all day cuz then it's just going to cause more issues. >> leaving here until I Look, you know that saying? I'm not leaving here till I get my wallet. >> Mhm. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. So, go to court. Let's go to court so we can show this judge. >> That's fine. >> Because I know for a fact what I do and I know for a fact what I don't do. And I know for a fact somebody touched somebody inheritance. So, I'm trying to figure out who did that. Because my name >> Somebody's got an inheritance? >> Yeah. It's crazy. Yeah. >> Okay. >> It's even crazier because my thing is this. I'mma show you this so you can see for yourself. Cuz I think you would be upset about that, too. How is it that I go through government assistance for something that I need for me and my child, but yet it's still I'm getting stuff like this. I like this is unbelievable at this point because I'm trying to figure out who Shaniqua L. James is. And I'm trying I've been trying to figure it out for a long time and I keep going over there asking her. I'm like, "Hey, how am I cash this check if this ain't my name?" >> a different initial. >> This ain't my name. I filled out an application for him to live here before I moved in. They messed with my whole application. >> Did you send in a new one? >> A new what? >> application. Well, not necessarily not necessarily application. >> did? So, this is when this is when she started getting real disrespectful. I went over there I said, "Hey, my therapist sent me over there." She said, "Go over there and get your application, you know, the one you filled out when you were first moved in here so you can have proof of that." So, I go over there and I'm like, "Hey, can I get my application the one I filled out?" She like, "Oh, you didn't put your name on it." >> So, how So, I don't mean to interrupt again. How long have you been here roughly? >> Oh, I moved here March. >> In March? >> Yeah. So, how is my bill $133? >> Okay. All right, let's see. >> So, I'm about to show you this [ __ ] Like this is crazy. >> Okay. >> It does not make sense. I've been telling her to give me a court date. I've been I've been telling them this for the longest because it seem like they bullying. >> Okay. >> It seem like they know more about me than than I would even know. >> Okay. >> And I'm trying to figure out why is my name in the system? Like everybody been messing with my stuff. >> Okay. >> And I'm trying to figure out like, damn, I know I had a therapist that's with me helping me. >> Is your child at home right now? >> No, she's not. >> Okay. >> So I've been >> So I don't again, I don't mean to interrupt. Who Who is she with? >> She's with her father and I'm having a problem with that, too. >> Okay. >> You know what I'm saying? >> stuff the stuff that you're bringing up to us right now is civil stuff that you're going to have to try and figure out and stuff. >> That's the reason why I've been waiting on them to give me a court date. They keep hollering but I want I'm waiting on them to give me a court date. >> here's [snorts] the other here's the next thing, okay? Right now, based off what they are telling us, they want to pursue criminal charges against you. Okay? Again, I didn't talk to them. I don't know >> Oh, I'm not going to jail for nobody. My thing is this, stop bullying people. >> Okay. So unfortunately, go ahead and just set your phone down for me, okay? >> I'm not about to do that. >> Okay. Well, unfortunately, you're under arrest. >> arrest. Please don't touch me. Don't touch me. Please don't touch me. Don't touch me. I'm not Don't touch me. >> Stop. >> Don't touch me. >> Quit fighting. >> Because y'all y'all illegally doing this. >> Send her some more department of corrections. >> So you're going to taze me because they're bullying. >> You're not. Get on the ground. >> So y'all tazing me and bullying me like this. This is illegal. This is illegal. This is illegal and y'all know it's illegal. Y'all know it's illegal. But y'all know it's illegal though. And it's crazy that y'all doing this to me and y'all got proof of. So are y'all involved? I have to ask a question, is y'all involved? Or is y'all trying to hide stuff? You can't hide it for so long. >> custody, we're good, nobody else is needed. >> You You can't hide this for too long. You know that, right? Y'all been putting me in murder and all kind of stuff and y'all know y'all y'all know for a fact that y'all did >> Stand up. Stand up. >> So so basically y'all all working together. >> Walk this way. >> Y'all all working together, right? >> Walk this way. >> So so so you So y'all mean to tell me that that little boy Shane that died that y'all ain't trying to put me in that murder. So that's what y'all saying, right? So you think that you can take that evidence >> Stop moving. This has nothing to do with that. >> The higher power is going to come for y'all because I am the chosen one. So it really does not matter what you do to me. >> Okay. >> Y'all been lying on my name. Y'all been trying to cover stuff up and I hope that it's on your mic. You keep lying. >> Okay. >> Y'all keep lying and y'all know what y'all did. >> Okay. >> And what y'all don't understand is when the time is done, yeah, y'all will have to pay y'all debt. Y'all have to pay y'all debt, all of y'all. Because y'all all touched my stuff and y'all know y'all did. And you're lying about it. And you're lying. Y'all living off of my name. My inheritance that my grandmother left behind for me. And y'all got y'all literally got houses in my name. Y'all Y'all liars. Y'all know y'all lying. So y'all not going to tell the news THAT Y'ALL WAS TRYING TO PUT me in a murder that I was not even around? Don't touch me out, [ __ ] >> I'm sorry. >> Don't even do that. >> I'm sorry. >> Don't even do that. You know you lying. Y'all know y'all keep lying. >> Okay. >> Y'all lying. Y'all mad BECAUSE I TOOK THAT OIL TO THAT WATER AND Y'ALL SAW IT. Y'ALL SAW IT. THAT'S THE REAL TRUTH. Y'all saw it. Y'all know what y'all did. Y'all know exactly WHAT Y'ALL DID. Y'ALL Y'ALL some liars. >> This is your This is Well, this is your stick. You can read through that. Um >> Okay. >> Um We'll do. Um This is just kind of explains the form. So this is a form that basically explains all the rights that you get um while going through court. These are automatic rights that you automatically get. You don't have to request them. They're automatically given to you by the court, okay? There are six that do need to be requested specifically. Um I'm just I'm just going to read through them real quick and just if you want it, I'll check the box. If you don't want it, we'll leave it blank. And if obviously you have any questions, just let me know. >> Mhm. >> Do you want your name and identifying information to be redacted or removed from public records? >> Affirmative. >> You're doing an affirmative, thank you. >> Do you want notice of the arrest, escape, or release of the offender? Do you want reasonable and timely notice of all public proceedings? Do you want to confer with the prosecutor in the case in addition to the times listed above? Basically, you'd have a chance to speak with the prosecutor. >> Good. Are we doing one or two now for the benefit? >> Just one. >> All right, have >> Um Do you want to be notified of subpoenas, motions, or other requests to access any of my of or of your personal information? So basically, if an attorney if like she gets an attorney and and the attorney files a subpoena or a motion to that to request any of your personal information, you'd be notified. Okay. And then do you want to appoint a victim's representative? Basically, someone um that you know, someone that you trust, close you know, close friend, family member, somebody that they could speak on your behalf in court. Um Do you have somebody who's in mind for that? Who would be willing to do that? It doesn't need to be It doesn't need to be um it It could be anybody you that that's close to you that that you trust to speak on your behalf. Um it also doesn't have to be filled out today. The court can take care of that later. Because more than likely you're going to be in contact with um victim's advocate anyway. >> Okay. >> So, if if at that time you're like, "Yeah, I do I definitely want somebody." It's a lot of time it's it's for people who just don't feel comfortable speaking in court or testifying in court. >> Okay, yeah. >> They have somebody on their behalf do that for them. >> Okay. >> And and you'll be you'll be in contact with vic- a victim's advocate anyway, probably, so um they can take care of that for you if you don't know. Um okay, so I'll just leave that blank for now. You do want it though? And then Do you Do you know who you want to? >> First. >> Okay, I can put her down if if for some reason um that had that needs to change, you can still tell the court now. So we can put her down for now. What's her name? I'm the same way. Used to have everybody's memorized. I I can remember like three. What's her address? >> How? How do you >> city. >> [snorts and sighs] >> Is that >> I can't remember. >> Is it I don't know. Do you want me to get the zip? >> Uh yeah, she she needs to sign anyway. >> Okay. >> So she can come just come back and sign here. >> She has the card. >> I'm before you clear there's a problem with my alarm. >> [clears throat] >> That's Okay. All right, so I would just need you to sign right here and date it for me. Okay. 8, yeah. And then What was your name again, ma'am? >> Stuffy. >> Is that >> S If you guys could just give me a minute. >> Okay. >> I'll send them over. Give me like 20 minutes. Uh well, I'm going I'm just going to be going back to work. So, there's nobody in the apartment. >> Okay. >> You guys can enter or we can rather them. Just because my dog is a little skittish. >> Okay. >> Um >> This is just one unit, right? It's not Okay. >> Yep. It doesn't have to be today. >> And for What is your [clears throat] preferred method of contact? Mail, phone call, or email? >> wanted to like Yeah. >> Um >> appointment. >> Okay. >> Uh yeah, it's >> Um >> So, somebody should >> Do you have an alternate contact you want to provide? >> I'll get back to you. But, thank you. >> Like somebody else that if for some reason they can't get a hold of you, they would contact them regarding everything. Can you just put you down for that? Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. >> Um you can just come down to the police department and speak to our records clerk. >> Okay. >> Um and just give Give either give them your name or give them her >> Mhm. >> Um or the address and they can pull every incident that in involves and that will probably help you in the eviction Well that Well that Well that was her whole complaint with us was it was just about this bill, this electric bill, whatever and it's like well this is that's all civil like Well we we tell we tell property managers all the time like if you have a problem with somebody and you want them evicted start calling us. >> Yeah. >> That way that way at least it's documented even if nothing can even if there's nothing we can do at the time. And we all we all we do is come out here to talk to them about the complaint. At least it's still documented in a way even though it's >> Of course. >> Um okay so I just need you to sign right here and then also date it right here. 28. And then just so you know she was arrested for menacing for the threats and resisting arrest also. All righty. Um I don't know when you'll get some sort of notification Um it shouldn't be too It shouldn't be too long. She'll have If she doesn't bond out today she'll have court tomorrow. >> Okay. >> Um she'll see a judge and then it'll go from there. So but basically her her arraignment will be tomorrow morning. If she doesn't bond out. So. Um All right. >> Thank you. >> Obviously if for some reason it just bond out and it comes back or it's causing problems, give us a call. >> Okay. Thank you. >> right out. >> All right. >> Yep. >> Yep. Hello. >> [ __ ] you. He He managed to get in. He got Uh he just walked in and came in the front door. Walk inside. Pretty cool.