On today's body cam, we're checking out mother lies to get her son arrested. >> On January 14th in West Palm Beach, Florida, officers were responding to a woman's 911 call after she said her son was preventing her from leaving for work. >> Mhm. >> He's 19. So, I'm dead ass serious. I'm dead ass serious. I can't keep being late. >> The call would end soon after that. But before officers could arrive, the woman called 911 again. This time saying that her son now had a gun. >> 911, what is the address of your emergency? >> Yes, the address. MY SON JUST PULLED OUT A GUN ON ME. >> Dispatch relayed this new information to the officers, and they responded accordingly. >> 19? Oh boy. >> WALK OUT. Walk out. Walk out. Walk out all the way. Lay on the ground. Lay on the ground. >> Lay on the ground. >> Lay on the ground. Stop. Stop. Put your hands behind your >> Damn, listen to the mom in the background talking to her son like that? Yeah, lay on the ground, [ __ ] ass. >> Walk out all the way. Lay on the ground. Lay on the ground. >> Lay on the ground. >> Lay on the ground. Stop. Stop. Put your hands behind your back. >> That's my son. I wanted you all to come so he could leave me alone. He don't got a gun. I wanted you all to come >> What do you want to say? Move. >> He don't got no gun. >> Why would you say that on 911 on a recorded line? >> Bro, what the Bro, I don't >> What? She said that she said that he had a firearm so that way they would come faster? But she's lying? Yo. This kid, man. This kid is going through it. He's 19. You messing up his whole >> That's my son. I wanted you all to come so he could leave me the [ __ ] alone. He don't got a gun. I wanted you all to come >> Who wants to say something? >> Bro >> He don't got no gun. I'm just >> Why would you say that on 911 on a recorded line? >> crazy >> Bro, what the Bro, I don't got no >> What do we want to shout him, ma'am? >> How? What the Bro >> Hands behind your back. >> That's what you get for being a mother This is cops. Who you reaching in your pocket for, [ __ ] I didn't know what you had. >> 2 to 10 code four for me. >> Unbelievable. >> Oh, damn, bro. >> I don't want him in my house. >> Okay. You want to stand up for me, pal? >> I'm >> Hold on. I need I need you to help me out. >> Yeah, I got you. I got you. >> You ready? One, two, three, GO. >> THAT [ __ ] AGGRAVATE YOU. >> SIT DOWN. >> TIRED OF HIS ASS. YOU NEED TO GET HIM FROM around my house, man. >> Sit down. You'd have to be a victim. You'd have to be a victim. Sure. Yep. >> Hey, man, they always fighting. >> Okay. >> Man, who need enemies when you got a mom like this, boy? This is insane. >> [ __ ] DON'T COME AT MY HOUSE. I'M TIRED OF HIM. YOU ALL GOT TO CALL THE POLICE. [screaming] GO ON. I'M TIRED OF HIM. HE'S DISRESPECTFUL. I DON'T WANT HIM IN MY HOUSE, SIR. >> OKAY. >> I don't even yell like this. I'm tired of him. >> I got her detained. I'm also probably going to take her for abuse of 911 and lying on the record. >> I am, sir. I was I'm so mad, man. >> Okay. You're going to jail, sir. No, we're going to figure it out, though. Let's see what's going on for you. Just sit sit sit up right here. All right. All right. >> Um he's in that car. Let's put her in a car just for now. >> Come get in the car for what? >> No, just cuz you're going to jail. >> For what? >> For lying on a recorded line. You did as soon as I walked up, you said, "And he didn't have a gun." >> He act like he might >> He didn't have a gun. I just said it to y'all get here quick. That's exactly what you said. >> No, he didn't. No, I didn't >> No, go. It's on It's on It's on my camera. It doesn't matter. >> Man, bro, what the >> Some BBLs, man. >> They're not doing that. >> Where are you going? Oh, let's go. >> What car? Just put it It doesn't matter. Just any car. Any car. >> Hey, THAT LITTLE BOY SO DISRESPECTFUL. I WOULD NEVER DO THAT to my friend again. >> You're not involved, bro. You're not involved. >> Do you have the keys? Where are your keys? >> I WOULD NEVER DO THAT TO MY FRIEND AGAIN. I SWEAR I'M TOO MUCH OF A GOOD PARENT. >> IT'S OVER. >> I'm so mad. >> All right, THANK YOU. >> THAT LITTLE BOY FROM THE made me GO THROUGH THAT BECAUSE HE WAS IN MY CAR. I THINK CRAZY. >> OKAY. >> BRO. >> YEAH, we'll move in a second for you. >> I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT LITTLE >> I'm too much of a good parent, but you just you have a 19-year-old son that clearly there's some problems there, right? They They're They're both beefing and everything like that. That's Whatever. That's normal. You're going to You know, you're going to get into it with your parents every now and then. You know what I mean? It is what it is. But, um for you to go so far as to ruin his life, something like that would ruin is going to go on your record like that you could potentially ruin that kid's future. At 19 lying, saying that he has a firearm and threatening you with a firearm and holding you against your will, you can't get out the house and you just made it up. And the officer said, "Well, what if we would have shot him, ma'am?" And that's very That could happen. What if he came out not coming out calm, but he's arguing and flailing and maybe he's reaching for his phone or whatever and then the cops shoot him, you know, he's reaching in his pocket and he's and that that blood is on her hands. That's her fault. Because the cops are on high alert going in here. This is This is nasty work, man. Damn. See, you don't get to pick your parents, man. They pick you, you know? And this is I know this kid be going through it, boy. And I'm not saying he's a saint. But man, who needs enemies when you have a mother like this, man? >> I just remember the hobbles and she started getting real >> After that was settled, officers would start to get the son's side of the story. >> So, what was the >> even See, you don't even See, you don't even need to be >> So, she just wanted you to leave? >> She said wanted me to leave, but I just wanted to get some clothes. That's it, sir. >> Okay. Where do you Where do you stay at when you're not here? >> I I I live here, like literally live here. >> Okay. Okay. All right. Just give me a second. Just Just sit right here. Sit right here. >> What do What else were you saying, sir? Sir, nobody need to be going to jail, sir. >> Well, your mom your mom abused 911. She lied to us. We could have shot you, dude. >> You could have shot us? You could have shot me? >> She said you had a gun, dude. >> No, listen. >> You were good. You cooperated, but I'm saying that she's lying on 911 and escalating calls. >> No, I don't Sir, >> That's against the law, dude. You can't do that. >> She don't need to go to jail, don't you Please. >> I cannot release >> Yeah, she do. >> THAT'S MY KID. I DO SO MUCH FOR >> OKAY. I WOULD JUST GO AHEAD >> I DO A LOT FOR MY SON, you understand me? >> Listen. >> I had him WHEN I WAS 15. >> OKAY. LISTEN. >> I do a lot for him. >> Are you going to listen or are you going to keep >> I'm going to listen. >> Okay. You're screaming and everything. It's not helping. It's not going to change anything, okay? Right now, let us figure it out right now. You're just here. You're not under arrest yet, okay? You're just here in the car. >> I didn't want y'all to kill my son. I didn't know where he at. >> Yeah, we get that. We get that. >> I didn't want y'all to kill him, so I said no. I just said that. >> Let us see. >> But I wasn't lying. I did say that he had a gun. >> Okay. I just pulled up. I don't I don't know what the >> I don't want y'all to kill my >> Okay. I just >> That's my son at the end of the day. >> I get you. I just pulled up. I don't know what >> She said, "Oh, yeah. Oh, you're going to jail for lying because when y'all pulled the gun out when they pulled the gun out, I said this. I said, "No, he didn't have a gun." I JUST SAID, "I DIDN'T WANT Y'ALL TO KILL HIM IN FRONT OF ME AND IT BE MY FAULT." >> OKAY. >> But you he was acting crazy. I said, "Oh, you're going to burn me. If you're going to burn ME, THAT MEANS YOU GOT A GUN." >> OKAY. Where are we? Let's try to relax right now. We're figuring everything out. You're just in the back of my car so that way you guys are separated. That's it. >> Son, if he explained to you the whole reason that we're here and why you got put in handcuffs is if she called on 911 and said that you had a gun, you pointed it at her, all types of other [ __ ] >> No, I don't got >> I understand. >> You can see I don't got a gun. >> We're just going to I I understand but I mean you got a hoodie on so we didn't know initially. That's why That's why we approached it like that. >> I'm totally cool. >> We're We're going to make sure you don't have any more and so might take your handcuffs and I'm going to ask you what happened, okay? >> Bro, I'm a good parent. You don't understand. >> I'm I'm trying to help you through this. Does he live here with you? >> Yes, he do. >> Okay. So, all you have to do go to the courthouse and get him evicted. >> You're not going to disrespect me at all, bro. >> That's That's his decision. I It's not something Okay, I agree with whatever you're saying but that I can't >> Cuz I guarantee you be you you since you guys are so close in age, I guarantee you a part of you raising him is not you being an a an authority in his life. It's you being more like a friend and that's that's the problem when you're raising kids especially if you're close in age. You got pregnant at 14, had him at 15. You're 30, he's 15. You know what I'm saying? So, it's like y'all are are You guys are not that far in age and it's like you you you when typically when people have kids young young like that, they kind of are more they could do the same type of things cuz they're similar in age, you know? 15 years isn't that big of isn't that far apart, you know what I mean? So, you could be you kind of become like a friend and a buddy, you know what I mean? And instead of the parent, you know? You know, of course of course you could be your kids' best friend and stuff like but there has to be authority though. Like they have to respect you in a as an authority figure, not as an equal. And when you have when you treat, you know, uh your kids like a like friends, you guys are equals, you know? No, I'm the authority figure, okay? If I tell you to do that do that, you know, hey, go clean your room. If I got to tell you two times, hey, listen. I've done told you once. If I got to tell you twice, you ain't going to like it, you know? Things like that. But when you a friend with your kid, nah, that ain't going to work. Y'all become friends once you guys are adults and, you know, he out the house and, you know, all of that type of stuff, you know? But nah, hell no. >> Change that. She waited till we laid him out on the ground, cuffed him, and then she was like cursing at him and [ __ ] like that. She That's what she did. And she said on my camera, he didn't have a gun. He didn't have a gun. I just said that to get y'all here quicker. >> THIS LITTLE BOY SO DISRESPECTFUL, BRO. BRO, YOU DON'T disrespect >> How old is he? How old is he? >> 9 10, you don't disrespect >> an adult. You got to get him evicted though. That's the only way because we can't forcefully remove him. >> It's not that. I was outside in my car. >> Okay, but I'm just saying that if you want this to stop >> normal like bro, you don't disrespect your mama. >> Oh, look, we can't we can't force people to act how they want to act. >> So you stay here? >> Yeah, I'll be right here. >> You just came in to get your stuff. What are you guys arguing about? >> I just wanted his clothes and leave. That's it. >> Well, why why is she like >> Why are you guys fighting? >> I don't even I don't even know what I just wanted his clothes and leave. That's all. That's what I'm saying. I don't even She don't even need to be in no in no in no police car anyway. >> She called 911 and said that. >> It wasn't It wasn't even that serious. >> No, I I get but when she made it serious though. >> I told them we could have shot him cuz we didn't know what was going on. >> That's why That's why I was >> But she's saying you pointing a gun at her. We don't know what you got in your hoodie. We don't know what's going on. >> Yeah, but I'm not >> Like you could have done a little bit more but >> Yeah, I'll take it off. I'll take >> You you could go You could be like, "No, no, no." and you could go to reach for your your wallet or something and all of a sudden it's perceived because she said that. You know what I mean? >> What did I say? What did I say? He could have been reaching for a phone, whatever, and your ass is 6 ft in the dirt knocking on them gates. You out of here because your mom heightened the situation. >> Now he's walking out. Come on, bro. That [ __ ] ain't player. Hey, bro. Hey, hey. >> And listen to how she talk, bro. That ain't player. Y'all they got She's 34, he's 19. I guarantee she raised him at you know, they're they're buddy-buddy friends. >> [ __ ] crazy. LIKE [ __ ] I RAISED YOU WITH A THAT [ __ ] CRAZY, DOG. >> A female officer would sooner have to search the woman and take her to jail. >> You want to take it or you want to leave it? You want to take it or leave >> Messed up. I ain't what the [ __ ] I ain't what the [ __ ] >> All right, ready? >> I'M GOING TO JAIL. ABOUT MY KIDS. LIKE COME ON, MY KIDS. LIKE THAT [ __ ] CRAZY. >> She might shoot you. She might shoot you. >> HEY, Y'ALL PLEASE GET MY KEYS OUT OF MY CAR AND LOCK my car door, please. I'm begging y'all. >> You want the keys to come with you? >> Yes. >> What car IS YOURS? >> THAT WHITE CAR. Y'ALL HAVE TO CUT IT OFF. LIKE, I'M REALLY GOING TO JAIL. Um Is that hers? Yeah. DAMN! I'M REALLY GOING TO JAIL. >> THE OFFICER CHARGED HER WITH misuse of 911, a misdemeanor in Florida. 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