Today we got a video from Street Law and the title of the video is crazy ex breaks into boyfriend's bedroom doesn't end well. >> On August 1st, 2024, [music] officers responded to a residence after reports of an ex-girlfriend attempting to force her way inside. >> I am afraid he's going to hurt you. He doesn't like you. >> Hey, what's going on? >> I TAKE HER. TAKE HER. >> TAKE WHO? >> HONEY. TAKE HER. TAKE HER. BREAK DOWN THE DOOR. >> WHAT NEWS? OKAY. OKAY. PLEASE. >> DON'T THROW ME. [screaming] >> HEY. >> STOP THROWING >> WHAT'S GOING ON? TAKE HER, BRO. TAKE HER. >> NO. >> STOP. HEY. STOP. GET OFF ME. >> GET OFF ME. >> PLEASE DON'T HURT ME. PLEASE DON'T PLEASE DON'T HURT >> [screaming] >> I WAS GOING >> HE'S MY BOYFRIEND. >> STOP. >> PLEASE DON'T HURT ME. PLEASE DON'T HURT ME. >> MA'AM, I'm going to put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR >> [screaming] >> DO IT NOW. DO IT NOW. I'M GOING TO TURN >> PLEASE DON'T CALL ME. PLEASE DON'T CALL ME. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> I'm sorry, okay? >> That's fine, but we're going to figure it out, but you're going in handcuffs right now. Okay? So, turn around. >> I don't want to get arrested. >> Ma'am, I'm going to ask you one more time. >> I don't want you guys to hurt me. >> Stand up and put your hands behind your back. Take a breath. You're just being detained for right now. Okay? So, YOU NEED TO LISTEN TO ME. STAND UP. >> [laughter] >> STAND UP. WHAT'S THE COME ON. STAND UP. >> I CAN'T. >> I'M NOT GOING TO TELL YOU AGAIN. >> PLEASE DON'T HURT ME. I HAVE ANXIETY, PLEASE. >> You need to stand up. >> to throw up. >> Okay. >> Hold on. >> Oh god. These [ __ ] kids, man. These kids always got something wrong with them nowadays. I got PTSD. I got anxiety. I got man. Shut that up, man. Weak. These kids is weak nowadays, man. Weak. They're weak mentally, man. They're weak. Look. Look how she's acting, man. Look how she's acting. He don't want nothing to do with her. They split up however, whatever reason. And you go you doing all of this, man. Breakups hurt. Don't get me wrong. Breakups hurt, man. But doing all of this, breaking into their house and all of that, just what are you trying to do? Get some closure? >> [laughter] >> These kids is weak, man. They got to be mentally strong or they're going to crumble. When the real world hits them, they're going to crumble, man. She ain't going through nothing serious. Come on. Relationships that's Man. >> Hold on. You're hurting me. >> [cough] >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Put your hands behind your back. We're not doing this. >> No. PLEASE. PLEASE. NO. STOP. YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> YOU'RE GETTING CHARGED WITH resisting then. LET'S SEE >> WOW. >> AND [screaming] STOP. >> THIS IS HURTING ME. >> YOU'RE NOT LISTENING. >> OH, NO. >> [screaming] >> I GOT TO STOP. >> NO. NO. NO. NO. >> YEAH. >> NO. YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> [screaming] [crying] >> YOU [laughter] GUYS ARE HURTING >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST NOW. >> NO. >> [screaming] >> NO. >> YOU'RE NOT LISTENING. >> LOOK, I DON'T WANT TO DO THIS. PLEASE. >> I DON'T CARE. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST NOW. WE'RE NOT doing You're NOT LISTENING. YOU >> [crying and screaming] >> SORRY. STAND UP. >> I CAN'T BE ARRESTED. >> YES, YOU CAN BE. >> NO. I CAN'T. >> [screaming] >> NO. LET GO OF ME. >> [screaming] >> STOP. >> [crying] >> YOU GUYS ARE HURTING ME. >> IF YOU'RE NOT LISTENING. >> NO, I'M NOT. >> [screaming] >> THIS IS RIDICULOUS. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> We'll get you an ambulance, but you're not doing this. YOU'RE STILL UNDER ARREST. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. HELP ME, PLEASE. >> SLOW. BREATHE IN THROUGH YOUR NOSE. And out through your mouth. >> I'm hurt. >> [crying] >> I need help. >> [laughter and gasps] >> In through your nose. >> I can't I can't do this. I can't do this. >> What is your name? >> He's gone. >> What's your name? >> He's gone. >> Tony? >> [laughter] >> Tony. >> [gasps] >> You need to slow slow. >> Can you guys please let me let go? >> No, right now. >> She's doing this on purpose and this is all an act. >> [laughter] >> This is all performative, man. >> Now, we need to talk to you. >> to throw up. >> Then, you can throw up. But, you're not going to be out of handcuffs. >> This is all his fault. >> That's fine, but you're in a room not wrestling. There's broken glass all over a bed, so we're not going to wrestle. That's fine, but that's why you're in handcuffs cuz we're not wrestling with you on a bed with broken glass. >> want to hurt anybody. >> That's fine and I don't want you to get hurt either. Cuz if we end up throwing you out of bed with broken glass, you're going to get cut up or I'm going to get cut up and it's going to be a problem. >> I want to go home. I don't want TO BE HERE. >> WE [laughter] have an ambulance coming and you can explain that to them. Okay? And we'll get you any help that you need. But this is not going to be an okay. We can't escalate like this. >> You want to go try to figure out a SAFE >> NO. >> YEAH. SLOW YOUR BREATHING THROUGH YOUR NOSE, CONNIE. Slow down and just count to 10, okay? Yeah, don't do it too fast, okay? Cuz it's going to make I know I know it's hard. >> I'm scared. >> I know. You need to slow down. >> to get her arrested. I don't want to go to jail. >> We're going to deal with that all in a minute, but right now you need to try to calm yourself. >> That's okay. We can deal with all that, Connie. >> I'm just scared. >> But you're making yourself feel sick because you're so worked up. So I know it's hard. But you really need to try to slow, okay? And then we're going to talk and you and I can figure everything out. And we'll get you whatever help you need. Okay? >> want to be alone. >> You just want to what? >> I just want to be alone. >> I know. Well, we'll work all that out, but this This is not the way to do it, Connie. >> [laughter] >> You wasn't answering me. >> Okay. I know. And things happen, but here we are now. So okay, we need to try to settle. How old are you, Connie? >> I'm 18. >> 18? Okay. Where do you live? >> With my parents. >> This is your boyfriend's house or your Yeah. Okay. Are you hurt anywhere? Are you Where are you hurt? >> I'm bleeding. >> On your hands? Did you get cut with glass? You're okay. >> I want to talk to him. >> We'll get there, but we're not where they are right now, okay? We got to figure out what's going >> I just want to see him. >> 18 with anxiety. And clearly some signs of depression because she said she wants to herself. These kids is weak. Oh my god, it makes me Listen, it makes me sick looking at this generation growing up, man. These kids is weak. I'm telling you. The last breed of The Listen. I would say if you're like >> [sighs] >> I would say maybe around 20 I'm I'm 32. So, I would say anyone like 29 and under for the most part, they grew up in that soft ass generation. Soft Soft Soft Soft I would say probably yeah, I go cuz I'm 94. So, I would give it 94. Um You know what? I give it to probably around Nah, let me let me rephrase that. I'mma give it to like 2000 99 2000 Probably 2000. I give it to like around there. Anybody under that was 2000. So, you would be 24 Yeah, like 2000. They really grew up in that soft ass era, man. Soft bunch of Man, what? Softer than baby [ __ ] man. Soft. What? Look at this. Look at this is the product of that that type of Man, yo. This is pathetic. This is pathetic, man. I ain't I'm not going to lie to you. 18 at 24, so what? How old So, that this was in 2024? Let me see. Let's do some math here. Let's do some math here, man. 24 If you are 18 in 2024 when were you born? 2006 >> [snorts] >> Soft-ass [ __ ] Soft. Soft. Soft. Soft. That's what I'm talking about. Yeah. 2000 If you was born in If you were 2000s Soft. Soft. Soft. Soft. Yeah. Facts. That's what I'm Yeah. The '90s was the last of a dying breed, man. I'm telling you, my age was probably like perfect. You know, people around my age is like perfect because you grew up in the transition. Like I remember life before cell phones. See what I'm saying? And then with cell phones being you know, incorporated with the Razors, the Sidekicks, and all of that stuff. Like the little the phone the little Boost Mobile joints where you had the walkie-talkie. Like I remember I grew up in that. So, the crossover. But, I remember life before cell phones. Going outside, playing tag, and man hunt, and you know, these kids 2000s? Weak. They're weak-minded, man. I'm telling you. >> You know that I'm crazy and that I did this and that >> Well, I don't want to know what he's going to say. I want to know what you have to say. What's your last name, Connie? >> For what? >> Well, I need to know who I'm with. >> It's Connie. I don't want to go to jail. >> I don't know that, honestly. I don't know yet. >> I didn't do anything. >> Okay. Well, you might not then if you didn't do anything. >> I don't want to >> Connie, Connie, you cannot get yourself all worked up like that. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> I'm just This is [laughter] simple questions. >> I want my record. Please don't >> What's your phone number, Connie? What's your phone number? >> I'm scared. [laughter] >> Connie. Stay with me, okay? >> I don't want to do anything. >> And you don't want to be all worked up, either. Cuz that's when you don't feel good again. >> I don't want to do this, please. >> Okay. Settle. If you relax and calm down, we can probably get you in the front, okay? So they can get your hand checked and stuff. But in order to do that, you need to relax a little bit. I know it's hard. And you got a lot of stuff to go with. >> [laughter] >> And you got to let me try to help you, okay? >> You guys aren't helping me. You guys want me to go to jail. >> I don't want you to go to jail, honestly. >> I don't want >> I don't like taking anybody to jail, okay? You got cuffs, too? Come for in the front cuz they need to go get her. Probably. You okay with that? Okay. We need to wait for the paramedics to get her in the car, okay? All right. Listen to this, okay? Before I ask you any questions, it's my duty to advise you of your constitutional rights, okay? Do you understand what I just said? Okay. What is going on here today, right? Why are we so worked up? What's the argument fight? Are you guys having any issues? Okay. How long you guys been together? >> For like 10 months. >> 10 months? Why are Why are we having issues today? What's the problem? >> He wasn't answering me. >> Like on text? >> And anywhere. >> And anywhere? When's the last time he answered you? >> In the morning and I told him that I was going to come and then he wasn't answering me. >> Okay. So you come over here then? >> Mhm. I told him that I was going to come. >> Okay. >> And he wasn't answering me and I was like oh like I kept calling him and I've been here for the past 2 hours. >> Were you worried there was something going on or? >> It's cuz we always fight and we fight over here. >> Got you. And this morning he just wasn't answering. Did you drive here get dropped off? >> How far walk? >> I took an Uber. >> Oh okay. How long have you been here? >> I've been waiting for like the past 2 hours. >> Waiting outside? >> Not here but like over there. >> Lieutenant. This is the lieutenant with the fire department. They're going to want to look at your hand, okay? Since you got some glass cut on there. So then Connie. >> Connie is it C O N N? >> Connie also informed me that she would like to herself. Connie, did you say you wanted to yourself? >> No. >> Please have said multiple witnesses said yes. They just need the the >> I don't want to go to the mental hospital. Okay, just leave me alone. >> They didn't say that's where you're going. >> That's where he's going to go to. That's what happened last time. >> So what has to happen because you said that with a bunch of witnesses? >> And then I have to go through a whole paperwork and you guys ask me all these questions. Yes, I've been here before. I know. >> I'm sorry we're going to have to do it again though. >> You cut her hand on this glass and you know that. >> Yes, yeah. Was that Was that a date? >> Yeah, we're not doing that kind of stuff. >> Honey. Is there just nicotine in the vape? >> No, it's It's not mine, it is, but I'm taking it in. >> I don't care it's legal, but that's the other reason we now can't leave you because you just did. >> I'm not high though. >> Well, you're not 21, you're 18. >> But I'm 18. I need to go with him, Connie. >> that. >> Okay. >> Can you give me my sweater? He's wearing my sweater. >> I'll ask, okay? But again, this is all stuff that is not important right now. You need to go with them so I can work on that for you, Connie. >> Well, you're not going to see him right this second. Do you want me to call mom for you and have her meet you at the hospital? No, you don't want that? Okay. You got a sister or anybody? Okay. Let's go on. I'll walk with you. Watch the tacks on the sides so you don't step on them. >> The woman was charged with [music] home invasion, criminal trespass, domestic battery, criminal damage to property, and two counts [music] of resisting arrest. Let me know your thoughts in the >> Weak ass kids, man. Kids is [ __ ] Weak. Weak. Weak minded, man. These weak. Straight cat. I ain't going to lie to you, straight cat. What? Oh, [sighs] man. Straight cat. I'm telling you, man. Telling you. Let's get into it, man. Shh. >> [sighs] >> Jailhouse accountability scorecard, [music] man. We got six categories: compliance, attitude, self-control, truthfulness, safety risk, wasted chances, man. Zero equals handled it perfectly, 10 equals generational crash out. Compliance, nine out of 10. She was told several times to stand up, turn around, and stop resisting, but kept refusing and pulling away. Attitude five out of 10. She wasn't the most disrespectful person, but she argued, begged, and would not accept what the officers were telling her. You know, eventually she did, you know, she calmed it down a little bit, you know, so I'mma give it a middle-of-the-road on that one. In the beginning it was really turned up, but then she she simmered it down, all right? 10 out of 10 for self-control. This was the biggest issue, full panic, crying, saying she could not breathe, you know, she wanted to saying she wanted to throw up and completely losing control of the moment and saying a couple of other things, okay? That I don't want to continue to talk about, right? But saying the magic words, okay? Four out of 10. Truthfulness, she gave some answers, but the situation was messy and the officers were dealing with witnesses, broken glass, and claims that she made magic words statements, all right? Safety risk eight out of 10, broken glass, resisting, possible harm, and you know, yeah, statements and emotional domestic scene made this a dangerous fast, all right? Eight out of 10 again for wasted chances. Officers tried to explain she was only being detained, tried to calm her down, and even offered to cover in the front. But yeah, you know, she just kept making things harder and harder and harder, man. Final jail score 44 out of 60, converted score 7.3 out of 10. Damn, man. These kids is weak. Born in the 2000s, the chances of you being weak-minded has increased, okay? It's up there through the roof. I'm not saying every kid. I'm not saying that, but I'm We see a pattern. We're seeing a pattern with these young ones, man. They are not They are not mentally tough. Not mentally tough. They can't handle it. Back, you know, growing up, man, we used to have bullies and this and that. And I'm not saying you need bullies and stuff, but it's just the way kids could be ruthless like it's just the way now these kids they can't take it. It's like, "Okay, if somebody bully you, you know what I mean?" Whatever. Like, I'mma tell you a story real quick then. Like, [ __ ] All right, so I used to get bullied when I was you little little like little like not like little like um I was probably like maybe eight seven seven eight somewhere in that range, right? Kids used to pick on me, bully like yeah, because I was a little chubby kid. So, then I started to get into wrestling, right? Like WWE like started to watch like fights and stuff like that. Right? And we all know that WWE World Wrestling Entertainment, right? So, it's entertainment, but as a kid, you think that it's real, right? So, you're trying to practice these moves and you doing these things and stuff like that and you know, and so, I remember I used Okay, now the bullies I used to get into my little fights and stuff like that. And now I'm I'm putting them in ankle locks for real for cuz you don't know the difference. As a kid, you don't know. Yeah, I'm I'm trying to snap they [ __ ] >> [laughter] >> Yeah, it used to be lit. But then as I grew you know the bully stopped and all that stuff whatever and then you know going in the like you know upper elementary school you know and then like uh you know middle school and all that stuff. I wasn't you know getting bullied or none of that stuff anymore or whatever and stuff like that. I was pretty pretty pretty cool. But uh you know these are them stomping grounds. It's like are you mentally there? Like okay if you got a bully how you going to stand up to the bully? Like okay. Well [ __ ] Well what do I got to do? Well I got to learn how to fight. Okay. All right. I'm tired of getting picked on. Okay, I'm going to learn how to fight. I'm going to do this do that. No, these kids nowadays they get bullied. Now they want to go up the school. They're trying to go up the school. [clears throat] Like these kids is weak. Weak weak weak weak. Suckers weak. You want to start doing LIKE WHAT? OH I'M GOING TO BLOW UP THE SCHOOL. LIKE WHAT? WHAT WHAT? NO, deal with your problem. Like with these. Not these. These. What's up with you? Like these kids nowadays so weak man. That's all I can say. Weak weak. Weak. Who's raising these weak ass kids man? That's it. That's all I got. This is a crazy rant but these kids is so [ __ ] soft man. It's unbelievable. Softer than man you might as well get these kids some Charmin. You hear me? Some Scott. You know what I'm saying? Some toilet Yeah. They Yeah. We going to start calling these kids Charmin. Facts. Extra soft. All right. That's the Yeah. Charmin. >> [music]