All right, we're getting a shot at 334.
Well, we're going to find you on our own
terms. Oh, okay. Well, do your job. Oh,
we will get paid to look for people. We
will do that. Don't call. Yep. We'll
find you. Bye. On March 2nd, 2025,
officers with the St. Petersburg Police
Department responded to a call for a
woman attacking her 69-year-old mother
inside her home. Prior to the cops
arriving on scene, the 23-year-old woman
named Angelique stole her mother's phone
and fled the scene. She has your phone.
She has my phone. She took my phone. She
pushed me. She took my phone. She broke
my window and she she my neighbors
called too because she's right around
here screaming and she want her effing
phone and and you know I let her keep
some clothes. I let her keep her clothes
out of the back side cuz she's homeless
and so but the thing is cuz she can't
stay with me. She can't stay in the
house or anything. When's the last time
she stayed here?
It's been uh two years. Okay. So, she
doesn't live here? No, she don't live
here. No, she can't stay here because of
the court order. What's your What's your
first name? C A S S I A. C A S S S S S S
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you give them the clothing description
on the Yeah, it said black tank top,
multi. Was it multiolor shorts? It's a
multiolor short. And then she had a red
something in her hair. She got red hair.
Is she still skinny? Yeah, she's still
skinny with a lot bunch of tattoos. Uh,
and her name was Angelique. Angelique.
So, A N G E. L I Q U E E.
Okay. So, she came she came she got
dropped off here last night. About what
time? It was about like 4:00 in the
morning. Yes. Okay. And so, you know,
she was sitting out here and I felt I
said, "So, let me bring her in cuz I
wanted to make sure she wasn't drugged
out or something. I was going to call
911." So, she I sat there with her for
about an hour. Then I woke her up. I
woke her up. can attach a third of this
if there's one in there just to help
circulate. I woke her up and I says,
"Angelique, Angelique," she wouldn't
wake up, but she was breathing and
everything. So, I sat with her for a few
minutes and I said, then I told her,
"Angelique, you got to go." Uh-huh. And
uh that's when she said, "Where's my
phone? Where's my Where's my stuff? Who
dropped me off?" And all like this. And
I'm like, "I don't know who dropped you
off." Well, you should know who dropped
me off. You Where's my purse? Where's my
phone? I need my phone. I ain't got
nothing. I ain't got nothing. I got And
I said, "I don't have a phone." That's
when she pushed me and she said,
"Where's my phone?" She threw a pot in
the house and uh and so I got out the
back door and she I locked the door and
that's when she went around throwing
stuff and stuff. Can you show me inside
to show me what the what she broke? And
so she shoved you. Was it one shove? How
many shves? One shove. She
over where? There's a tent. She keeps
her clothes. Oh, so she she stays on the
property. She just doesn't stay inside
stay here for the last month. Okay. So,
she's been off and on cuz she comes and
goes. I don't know who she stay with
because she comes and she goes, but she
keeps her stuff back here. Okay. So, she
has some uh lock my door, but she Oh,
she's got a whole setup back here. Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay. And she was in here.
All right. Well, so she's Does she come
inside to shower or do anything like
that? Occasionally. Okay. Occasionally.
Not Not too often, but I did it for her
birthday cuz she Yeah. So, the pot over
here.
I don't know what she It's a rock or
something she threw in this window. One
of these rocks. Mhm.
She took the she took the mailbox down.
She was banging and that's what my
neighbors call. She was banging it uh
the window with the mailbox and uh did
she end up making it inside after or did
she just leave? She just I wouldn't open
the door. Which way did she go? Do you
know? She went She went She came out
this way and went round and went down
and then down the road around the
corner. Down the road. Okay, Angelique,
I'm not bringing you. [ __ ] you want to
call the police? I'm not bringing
you I'm not bringing you [ __ ]
Bring me my phone. I'm not bringing you.
If I have to go to jail, I'm not
bringing you. You should have thought
about that before you call the police.
Now you're not getting Now. How do you
feel? Cuz you're not getting
How the [ __ ] do you feel, [ __ ] Call
the police for you. This is the police.
You might want to turn yourself in.
You're going to get bit by a canine.
Excuse me? I said this is the police.
You might want to come here on your own
terms or we're going to find you. You're
probably going to get bit by the dog if
you try to run. So, you might as well
come back to the house now. And what?
You might as well come to the house now
and turn yourself in. Or what? Or we're
going to find you on our own terms. Oh,
okay. Well, do your job. Oh, we will get
paid to look for people. We will do
that. Don't call. Yep. We'll find you.
Bye, [ __ ]
Yeah. I'm not going to put
5109 Pine Grove Terrace. It's uh just
north of 18.
Where'd she go? I was on the Where'd she
go? Where'd she go? Or you're going to
get brought in for obstruction. Where'd
she go? Where's she at? I don't know. I
promise. Where? Where she at? I promise.
Where's she at? I don't know. Which way
she go? I promise. You better You're
going to go for obstruction. Where'd she
go?
Point.
Point. Hey, somebody. Give me a couple
more units this way. Please stay right
there.
Hey, get north.
Quick break. She's up at 17. She's got a
red wig.
She's at uh 17. I'll give you a second
here if she goes east or west. She's
going to go west. So, go up to like
either 16th
Avenue or sorry, 17th Avenue. She's
going west from like
51. What you been drinking?
I'm sober right now. Yeah, right now.
You think so? You can smell the alcohol
coming from the car.
What's your name? Elissa. Huh? Elissa.
Spell it. E L I S SA. E L I S SA. Last
name as in day. Yeah. No, she was west
on 17 from probably 52. I can't see.
It's like a T
[Applause]
intersection. All right, let me try to
hold it south.
[Applause]
All right. So, she's west of York Street
and 18th Avenue South.
[Applause]
Yeah, 52 would have been the next one.
She broke west, but she made
it. So, we can hold 15 at the
north. Keep somebody on uh let's do
51. Be mindful of sirens, please.
Yeah, if possible.
All right, I got her. She's running
running south. South south from 18, west
of 52. South of 18, west of
52. Wait, see if we work on the eagle. I
know they were up.
Please
stop. Please
stop. I got her in
alley. Please
stop. I'm an alley.
[Applause]
Stop. Stop. What are you? Get down. Get
down. What am I being Get down on the
ground now. What am I being chased for?
73.
Get down. I am. Lay down on the ground.
Put everything down. Do it now. What am
I doing? Put it down.
What am I doing? Put it down. Get on the
goddamn ground right now. Put your hands
on the ground. Get down. I'm not doing
Get down. I'm not doing anything. Sounds
good. Continue to not do anything. I'm
not doing anything. I'm not resisting or
anything. I haven't did anything. Tell
them we're 15. I haven't did anything.
I'm not resisting. Okay, good.
I'm not resisting. I haven't did
anything. Resisting. Sounds good. Now
you're in handcuffs. We can slow down.
Okay. Right here, Susan. I'm not
resisting. Okay, sweetie. We're good.
We're good. But listen, when you go
running, that is resisting because I
speak. Let's go. I got no empathy for
her. No, not at all. No empathy. Nope.
Told you he said do our job. Come
on. Keep get your knees in your chest.
That's Can I be taking my phone, please?
What do you mean no? That's my property,
too.
Please for a search charge. Yeah. You
told me to do my job. I did it. You
happy?
You want to call and threaten your mom
over the phone?
Pasadena starting out. I'm like, well,
I'm four blocks away.
So, as soon as we were about to leave,
Yeah. that white car passed us. She was
crouching down the passenger seat.
That's why I took off after that car.
Okay. They tried to lose me back here.
She went into a She didn't lose me. She
just wanted to Stop talking. I'm not
talking to you. She went to a uh dead
end
intersection. It's always a good find.
Can I have numbers out of my phone? No,
you'll do that at county if they let
you. All right, girl. You got anything
on you? Guns, signs, weapons, drugs,
anything called poke me, stick me, stab
me. You take anything up to the county,
you know it's extra charges, right?
My purse. Like your
purse? All right, step out this way. All
[Music]
right.
Come. Where's my phone and stuff? I got
your car. That'll be in your property.
No, I need my phone to get numbers. I
have my stuff. That'll be up to them
when you get up there. Nobody said they
have my stuff, though. I have your
stuff. I've said it three times now.
Nobody told me what I'm being charged
with. Oh, I'll tell you just in a
second. All
right, let me read you this real quick.
You have the right to remain silent if
you say you can will be used against
you. All right, having those rights of
mind speak.
Having those rights in mind, you wish to
speak?
Okay. Do you know why you're in
handcuffs?
I ran. Huh? I ran. You ran? Oh, you you
mean you ran from us over here? I mean
Okay. Yeah, that's part of the reason
why you're handcuffed. You know why you
were while we were looking for you? Why
took my mom's phone? Took your mom's
phone. What about the window and all
that stuff at the house? I did. I mean,
the window I understand, but they said
something about battery. I didn't put my
hands on any. Yeah, she said you shoved
her down inside the house. I didn't
shove my mom down. As for her window,
okay, I understand. I didn't touch my
mom, though. Okay. Was she on the phone
with 911 when you when you took the
phone out of her hand? I don't. Cuz you
had her phone. I had her phone, but I
also had my own. Why would Okay, great.
So, why would you take her phone? I
ended up going out last Yesterday was my
birthday, so I ended up going out. I got
dropped off home and didn't have my
phone. So when I woke up, I'm like,
"Okay,
part of one, who like who the dropped me
off?" One, and then two, like where's
all my belongings? And she's like,
"Well, I don't know who dropped you off.
I don't know." So I'm just like, "Bro."
Okay. Well, I'm going to use your phone
to figure out where all my stuff is at.
Like I got dropped off after my birthday
last night. And from there it was
blamed. How old are you? 23. 23 years
old. Do you know what that makes you? An
adult. A grown adult. Why do you think
that that's your 69year-old mother's
problem? It's not even that. I'm I'm
asking you as an adult. I'm asking you,
why is that your 69-year-old mother's
problem? Who's taking care of your child
at her house while you're out doing
whatever? It's your birthday. Sure, you
have a chance to go out. You're going to
come home and act like that.
There's food thrown everywhere, stuff
knocked over, windows broken into on on
the side of the house, and then I I have
on the side of the house. I have zero
sympathy without sympathy. I was there
on the I'm the one on the phone that you
were running your mouth to. Do you
understand
that? All that's recorded. All of it.
So, you're getting charged with domestic
battery. Okay. It's a felony cuz you
have a prior conviction and she's over
65. So either way, it's a felony. Okay.
You're getting charged with tampering
with a witness cuz she was trying to
call 911 when you took her phone and
you're charged with TDM, which throwing
a deadly missile for the the rocks into
the window. Okay. And you're going to
get the obstruction charge for running
from us.
All right. Do you have any questions
about any of that?
I didn't touch my mom, though. Okay. She
She said you shoved her down. Stuff's
knocked over. Touched my mom. So, all
right. Well, like I said, that's that'll
be something for you to to to figure out
in court.
So, I have your wallet. I have your
phone. I turned the phone off so we can
save some battery. It was only at like
8%. So, when you get up there, you can
let them know you got to get some
numbers out and you can power it back
on. But, I don't want it to die. Um, so
you have your phone there. I took the
phone back to mom that you took from
her. Um, that phone that phone that was
with Melissa in that car. That's your
mother's phone. That just adds to the
case that you took her phone. The phone
the phone that had my case on it with my
purse. That's my phone. Okay,
congratulations. I have that phone. I'm
talking about your mother's phone. Your
69year-old mother who you were cussing
out on the phone and threatening and
saying all this stuff and come find me.
Do your job. You ain't get Hi, we found
you. Her phone was my mom's phone was in
the car that I got. Correct. Because you
took it from her while you were she was
trying to call 911 earlier. You took it
from her and you left. Remember, we
called you on her phone. Does that sound
familiar? We called her on the phone and
you were like, "Come find me." That's my
mom's phone. That correct. It went back
to your mom. We took it back. We took it
back and we let her know she feels very
safe now knowing that you're in custody.
So, all right. So, we're going to go up
to Charles County Jail. Do you have any
questions for me? As long as my I have
You have your phone? Yep. Your phone is
here and that's
it. All right.
Everything back here is recorded, by the
way.
In the end, Angelique was charged with
throwing a deadly missile into a
building, tampering with a witness,
felony battery, and resisting arrest
without violence. Her case remains
ongoing. During the interaction, one
officer's handling of her firearm caught
our attention. I recognize tensions are
high, but this officer appears to be
tracking the other officer with her
firearm. Get on the goddamn ground right
now. Put your hands on the ground. Get
down. I'm not doing Get down. I'm not
doing anything. Sounds good. Continue to
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