He's basically in the house with me. No, HE HAS TO. >> WELFARE CHECKS RARELY GIVE OFFICERS the full picture before they arrive. >> Stop. Stop. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> A disturbing death, violent family disputes, intoxicated suspects, >> Stay over here. Stay over here. >> drug cases and attacks on officers all unfold across these calls. >> [screaming] >> What begins as a request for help soon leaves officers dealing with situations nobody expected. >> How this is old stuff and I never been I just got out of jail. >> I I don't know. >> A shower recording accusation quickly turned physical in Pinellas County, Florida, prompting police to respond after a woman reported that her daughter's father allegedly filmed her and her friends. >> Ma'am, you want to talk to me and tell me what's going on? >> The police are right here. >> You You can hang up with them. >> I I should try phone. >> Okay. >> I told you did I not tell you what was going to happen? You stayed in my house anyway. Because I told you >> take a video of us in the shower? >> you >> Ma'am, can you can you hang up and talk to me? >> You went too far. >> Oh, I don't understand. >> You went too far. >> I'm talking. That's the police. >> He's taking a picture. >> What's What's going on? >> I told my baby daddy numerous of times to leave my house. My daughter was asleep. I told you visitation is over. Leave my house. He said, "No, [ __ ] You going to have to call the police to get me out of your house." I left him in my house. I'm not going to hang with you. No. Like I'm not going to like stay here. Me and my my sister's birthday. We went out or whatever to a club or whatever. I came back home. He's still in here arguing with me. Me and my friends took a shower together. He going to post he going to he going to go to the camera and and go like this above Um No, took a shower. >> in the >> We're naked. Why is you doing that? So, we all getting out going crazy cuz [ __ ] we were naked. Why is you doing that? He like, "Oh, I didn't record you. I'm just playing. I'm just playing." I said as my baby daddy, "Why is you recording me and my friends and I in the shower? What the [ __ ] you doing?" So, he started we started fighting. He bust my lip. Cuz we was fighting. >> Does he get up and >> Then he ran. Then he ran off cuz I told him I was going to call the police. >> What What How did the fight start? >> The fight started cuz he took a >> One second. >> Sir, I'm just explaining the [ __ ] to you. >> No, no, no. I need to know the details. Like you said you you started fighting and you you showed punching motions. That's what you you said. So >> her. >> We was in the shower. He took a picture. >> she didn't say that. I I'm trying to get the details. I'll I'll talk to you guys as well, but let me talk to her first. >> He took a >> I I heard that part. I I got you. He took the video. >> Calm down. >> I got to get the details of what of what's going on. >> Yeah, calm down cuz he he trying to >> You can't just say we got to fight and that's it. That's all That's You can't say just that. >> We feel you. It's okay. >> We was in the shower. I've been asking him since I went to work at 5:00 No, 1:00 in the 1:00 p.m. I went to work 1:00 p.m. today. I told him to leave my house. We got a kid together. He said, "No, I'm not leaving your house." So, I was like, "Okay, I'm like I'm not going to with you. I'm fixing to go to work. I work at McDonald's on Forest Street. I got off at 6:00 p.m. He I came to my house, he was still here. He was like chilling with his baby or whatever. I told him to leave and Marcus leave. Leave. I just want to leave. Leave. Leave. Leave. That's my man. Marcus. >> I Okay, I got it. I got that. >> Just leave my house. He wouldn't leave at all. At all. So, like stupid baby. >> Who is this? >> He didn't pick me up. He had a video of us getting in Oh. I mean, where he at? He ran. >> The woman was emotionally distressed, but the officer needed to get every detail straight. >> I need the details about How did the fight start? You told >> The fight started me and my sister was in the shower. >> No, that's not why. How? >> How? We got out the shower. I think Marcus Are you recording? He said I was just playing. I was just playing. Then I I was in his face. I admit I was in his face. He pushed me. I punched him first. And then we started fighting. I hit his He did it back to me. But we were still fighting. That's how I called the cops. Then he ran to my backyard. I got him. Then we started fighting some more. He said baby mama's the freak. And no, those are my friends. They were naked in the shower with me. Why would you think they were naked? >> You said You said you guys were having a a party first? >> We went out. >> You went out. Okay, so you guys went out and you came back. >> And then we took a shower. >> You said you had to go to work? >> Yeah, like >> earlier today at 1:00 p.m. >> so that's not now. >> No. >> These guys are going to check you out, okay? >> This is aggravated battery. >> You want to go to the hospital? >> No. >> Do you have Do you have idea on you, right? >> You said my phone number? >> What's your first name? >> Nijay, N I J A. >> I'm sorry? >> N I J A. >> N I J A? >> Yeah. >> She saw the incident? >> Okay, I can do a quick one cuz I was going to leave. Okay, so basically we all were in the shower taking a quick shower. >> Yeah, I got that. >> Cuz we had just came out. We just came from going out. So, we're in the shower, he comes, stands on the toilet and records us. >> Go ahead, tell them. >> So, we argue, we get out the shower like, why you recording us? Like, that's weird. That's basically new pornography. >> Yeah, what did you say after that? Like, >> So, after that we come out the bathroom and she's like telling him to go cuz mind you he's been there since 5:00 before she got off work. She been asking him to go. So, instead we leave. We go out, we come back, he's still here. So, that's when we didn't know he was here cuz the back door it don't have a door knob, her door is broken. >> Okay. >> So, you could just walk in, anybody could just walk in, break in. Like, >> Okay. >> So, she asked him to leave, so she did did like a gently push like, can you please leave? And he just started attacking her. Like, y'all y'all nasty, what y'all in the shower for doing the most. So, he starts swinging. By the time he's done swinging, he picks up a pan. That's when I grab my phone and I call the police. And then she called the police. >> Okay. What did you tell the dispatcher she's pregnant? >> Yeah, she >> Well, she said she's not. >> First we were just late. She took a pregnancy test today. >> There's no Yeah, but there's no It's not going >> She took like a new test. >> Okay. That's Yeah, it's not It doesn't work like that. Um, Okay, so she's also She also admitted that she punched him first. You didn't see that? >> No, she pushed him. >> No, she said she Okay, her words were that she punched him in the face first. >> Yeah, she had to push him. >> Well, she said she punched him first. >> She said She said that he mushed her face. >> Yeah. >> And then she punched him. >> Yeah, she pushed him and was like, can you please leave?" He pushed her. She fell. He fell. >> The officers went to the man's address, but it appeared he had not lived there for years, so they tracked him down the next day. >> Hey, man. Sorry to bother you. So, um I'm just here to talk to Marcus. I got to get his statement on body cam from his incident [laughter] he had earlier. >> Marcus doesn't stay here. >> Marcus doesn't >> my son, Jair, and my two friends, Ava and Denise. >> Okay, he doesn't stay here. >> I don't know. It's been previously that people that stayed here before I have a lot of evictions, but I've been here for a >> So, Marcus doesn't live here. >> I don't know. >> Tattoos on his neck, stuff like that, you know. Okay. All right. Sorry for bothering you then. Have a good rest of your night. Marcus, come here. >> Right? >> Uh-huh. >> And I don't have a date. >> Step up. >> As long as I'm getting >> Step up. Step >> This is fine. >> You're good. You're good. You're good. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, you're good. >> As long as I'm getting a picture. You have like PC hours, like a before warrant, but if you have PC hours >> How I got to be >> I'll explain it to you if you just >> We'll talk with you. >> This is crazy, bro. This is crazy. Like, why do I got to give me a ticket for them? >> So, look. We'll talk with you. >> What the [ __ ] Like, this [ __ ] is crazy. >> You got to lock this. >> I'm at my daughter's party, bro. And they gave me >> Someone called it in. >> How? I'm supposed to be at my daughter's party, right? >> That right I get that. That's fine. Someone else called it >> How what is that? I'm supposed to be at my daughter's party. >> I know, but someone here at the party called it in. >> No, my my daughter's mom's right there. She told me to come. >> All right. We're going to walk this way. You got anything on you? >> Yeah, my lighter. Bro, how do they going to just Bro, that's crazy, bro. That's crazy, bro. This is sad, bro. >> Anything on you? >> This is sad, boy. This is sad, boy. Sad as Mama. Mom, come here. Come talk to me, for real. Yeah, Mom. Please. >> Do you Do you got anything on you? >> No, man. I don't even I don't Ma Ma No, Mama. All right. Mama, didn't Pauly tell me to come to my daughter's party. >> Yeah. Didn't Paula tell me to come to my daughter's party. Right? I don't know so what the [ __ ] is I'm getting in trouble for? I'm supposed to be at my daughter's party. What is this from? How is it open PC when I never been around no one but my kids and my girl who I'm in the car with. I'm in trouble for. >> I got that. Just let me >> Man this is crazy bro. They talking about PC and all this other [ __ ] >> There isn't anything that this is just old stuff that you got to get taken care of. That's all. >> How this is old stuff and I never been I just got out of jail. >> I don't know. >> I just got out of jail. >> I'm not the one who issued the PC. None of us are the ones that issued it. But there's PC for you. >> For what? >> She'll be able to tell you in >> Well this is crazy. >> Nothing else I can tell you. >> Oh man why am I getting in trouble for? >> We'll talk with you. But >> I never did anything wrong. >> Once Once we get you in the car she'll be able to talk >> Man mama this [ __ ] here is crazy bro. Man this is >> I'm going to put you in there real quick. All right? >> But this crazy though. I ain't tripping. Man mama man. >> want mom to take anything? >> Bro can you I need to call my mom. Yeah let me call my mom. Let me go >> We can't do that right now. You got to do it up at the jail. You can't do it right now. >> What jail? >> Yeah. Canelas. >> Call my mom man cuz I don't know why I'm in trouble. >> Here. Get in. >> I know you want to talk to me bro. But this is this is crazy. How I get a PC? >> Can you go in a little bit more for me? Listen. >> You got a vote out. >> The man was charged with battery and invasion of privacy. That investigation ended with charges while the next call exposed a far more disturbing situation inside a family home. >> She like I said she ain't really sick and she's just been sleeping. >> Okay. Do you live here? >> Yes sir. >> Okay. On February 17th, 2026 in Del City, Oklahoma police responded to a report that a man's mother was not breathing. >> Hello. >> Did this just occur? >> Huh? >> Did this just occur? >> Yeah, she's been really sick. >> Okay, she inside here? >> Yeah. >> Where she at? >> All the way to the door and turn you'll see her. >> To the right? >> Yeah. >> Hello. Okay. When's the last time you talked to her? When's the last time you spoke with her? >> Been 3 or 4 days. >> Okay. >> She Like I said, she was really sick and she just been sleeping. >> Okay. Do you live here? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> 326 to 508. >> I'm pretty sure it's confirmed. I'm pretty sure it's a 30. >> Howdy, howdy. >> She's got some kind of alarm thing, but I need a supervisor. Hey man, there's a mouse eating on this lady's face. >> Oh, no. >> Yeah. To the right. Be careful. There's like mouse and stuff in here. >> There's what? >> Like mice and stuff. >> She's slumped in the bed. >> Okay, so >> He's claiming he talked to her yesterday. >> He told us several days ago. >> Okay. >> Thank you, guys. >> Thank you. >> And he lives here. >> All right. >> Just a second. >> And you said you do live here? >> Huh? >> You do live here? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, she's been dead a few days. >> All right. >> 326 Echo 1. Have you been advised this is going to be a confirmed 30? Do you have a Do you have an idea or driver's license on you? And then I have a statement here that I need you to complete. It's going to be I need for you to write any health conditions you like basically when you found her today that you called 911 and just basically what medications or illnesses that you know that she has. >> And Jake, I'll call you back. And then we'll go from there. >> Yeah. >> Did you see her? Did you go all the way up? >> When I went in there was like a mouse right here. >> Yeah, the mouse chewing on her. >> I was like, "Yeah." What's up? Came out to get paid for it, called headquarters, you know, we're going down the street. So, I was like, "All right." >> Okay. >> But I appreciate y'all. >> So, there's no [ __ ] a mouse eating that lady's face? >> Yeah. And she's not on her computer. Dang it. I'm going to do an open name. Dude, this is I'm going to be honest with you. The house is in kind of like quarter condition. He lives here. And mama's been This is not like a fresh death. Um >> Yeah. >> He says he talked to her two or three days ago. Pafford's like, "Well, we're not medical examiners, but that's unlikely." >> So, he lives with her and he didn't go check on her or anything? >> Yeah. >> Uh any trauma or anything? >> Well, I mean there's a mouse eating her face, but past that And so, it's caused like like it's actually like gotten into the skin and stuff by the neck where the where the head and neck meet up. Um and so, I mean it's kind of hard to tell, but outside of that, not really. I mean she's she's already turned some color. >> Officers realized his mother had been dead for days with a mouse found on her face raising serious questions about his failure to care for her. >> Hey, Mr. Roundtree, do you think you would know where mom's ID is? >> Uh it's under the the bed somewhere. >> Under the bed? Okay. That's all he knows. Mom's been sick. >> I just let her sleep. >> Yeah. Damn. How long you lived with mama? >> 9 years. We lived here for 9 years. >> Okay. Now, living with her, are you like caretaker or you just roommate? Like what How's the situation there? >> My son look I got full custody of my son after my dad died. I moved in with my mom and I helped take care of things. >> Okay. >> She has real bad knee problems and she was getting ready to have surgery and she just got really sick. >> Okay. Now, I know you keep you're saying she's getting sick. Like what do you mean she was sick? Like what was going on there? >> up, puking, um like really dehydrated. She was drinking fluids and stuff. I I did check on her a couple times a day and she was breathing and she was fine, but I let her sleep Sunday and went to check on her today and got no response from her. >> Okay. What do you think Do you think Do you know What What day is today? >> It's today's Tuesday. >> Okay. And you said she doesn't go to like doctors or nothing? >> She had a appointment for Dr. Barrett to get have her knee checked out. She was going to talk to him about depression. That's all I know. >> When's the last time you like I know you said you saw her breathing. When's the last time you spoke with Mom? >> Saturday. >> And then Sunday you went in there and kind of looked her whatnot and she was breathing and Monday we just didn't check on her? >> I I I checked on her and and she just looked like she was sleeping. >> Okay. >> So I left her alone because she would be really cranky when she first wakes up. So I let her alone and >> Okay. All right. I'm going to go inside. I have to get some photos of her to send over to the medical examiner's office, okay? All right. So there's like There's like 20 rats eating on this lady. So I need them to get here so we can get the medical examiner. It was also weird. When I showed up you were sitting on the porch and the house was locked up. I forgot about that part. I thought that was weird. >> I mean it could have just been habit like you're freaking out. You just found Mom dead. >> Yeah. >> He didn't open it up. >> Hey Dwayne, how long's it been since your brother's been over here? >> Huh? >> How long's it been since your brother's been over here? >> My brother? >> Yeah. >> Uh well, he works 60-70 hours a week, so >> Okay. >> Soon after his brother arrived after hearing what had happened and immediately began speaking with the officers. >> Uh I haven't been over here to see her in a while. Last time I talked to her was on the 10th. >> On the 10th? >> On the 8th or 9th, somewhere around there. About that day. >> Did she have any complaints or anything like that? >> say anything like that, but she's she's been in and out of the hospital dehydrated and things like that. They've both been well. So, I've been kind of going back and forth to take care of stuff, but yeah. >> Okay. >> Do you know medical condition-wise like what what she have? >> She's just she hadn't been taking care of herself very much, but she she called God, she called me the other morning. She was freaking out. She's told me she took too many muscle relaxers she thought cuz I talked to her the next day and that was the last time I talked to her, but she I don't as far as medications, I'm not sure of what she was on or what she was taking. Um >> Like diagnosed medical conditions, any idea? >> Um >> What did she have? >> I anything as far as any of that stuff was concerned. >> When did when was she last up I mean was she normally was she up walking around or >> She's she's she can't get up out of bed hardly, so she's just trying to like take care of herself. She's there in bed. >> Okay, so she was she was bedridden? >> Basically, yeah. >> When was the last time you saw her normal? >> I I talked to her a little bit Saturday. >> Saturday? How was how was she Saturday like cognitive-wise compared to normal? I mean was she pretty normal? >> She was out of it, but she was talking. >> What do you mean out of it? >> Barely talking cuz she's been throwing up a lot. >> Okay. >> And she didn't want to be disturbed, so I just let her go back to sleep and when I come downstairs, I would check on her and she was breathing. When I went to check on her today, she was just cold and wouldn't respond. >> So, was that yesterday when you checked on her when she was breathing? About what time? >> Uh I'd say around 12:00. >> Okay. >> The officer said she'd been gone for a couple days. >> Yeah, I didn't >> I didn't notice that. >> Okay. Okay. Give us just a few minutes, okay? >> What did you call the police >> Huh? >> What did you call them? >> I didn't know, bud. I didn't I didn't think she was gone. >> When was the last time you guys were >> Do you want to talk to Josh? >> It's been >> All right. >> Josh? >> Hold on. Tell him to come >> to call them out. >> Uh it's been a couple of months just because of the condition of the house. I can't come over here a lot and I work a whole bunch so. >> I need to warn you he thought you'd be upset about the house. >> Yeah that's why I was asking. >> Well it sounds like you're aware. >> No yeah like I've tried like I my mom is too stubborn and I tried to get people to come over and clean it up. >> I get it. I get it. >> What's up there? >> His room. >> Oh good. Is it in here? >> Yes. >> Where? Oh oh my god there's a mouse. >> There's lots of them. >> Ew flies in her mouth. >> Uh left side of her neck. >> Oh yeah where it's been eaten through them. Oh my god. Oh that was you. Dude I'm going to fight something. I'm going to punch something dude. >> Oh yeah she's been dead for a minute. Yeah she's been gone for a while. >> Her nose is crusty and like this isn't a natural position. >> No it's a weird that's what I was telling him. She's like half on the bed half off the bed. >> Yeah. >> Hey when you come over to my truck with me? >> Say what? >> Can you come over here to my truck with me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Now is there anything at all that you need from the house? They want me to bring you in so we can talk to you in there. We can get more detail get everything good. >> I'll follow you to the station. >> got to take you cuz now now that we're on scene everything's going that's just how it works okay? Okay. Can you have any You mind if I pat you down just to make sure there's no knives or anything? Okay. >> I'm going to get my keys and my >> Yeah I get it dude. I get it dude. Right now we got to keep you people separated and make sure everything kind of stays the same right now okay? And then here if you'll hand me that I got to keep a hold of that. I'll go give you the keys okay? >> Whatever lives in the kitchen is also very big. >> Yeah I'm afraid to go up there but we kind of got to go up there. >> So she's going to call her doctor whoever whatever doctor that she needs to talk to but she said typically they don't come out for neglect cases. >> Well, we need them to come out. You know, if they call back, we we we need them out here cuz this is possibly a manslaughter because the neglect is so bad. >> Yeah, okay. I'll make sure she has that. >> You got a light on you? >> No, I don't have a flashlight. So, one thing I forgot. >> Oh god. Hello. This is where he lives. Wow, it already stinks. >> Is he a smoker? >> Yeah, probably. >> So, we're going to have to break down this door to get in. >> I got it. I can't even go up here. You're not a >> Call somebody to dodge yourself somewhere. >> Uh that's not possible. Let me go ahead and just get out of your way. >> I don't know why you you had the camera. You pushed me forward. >> Yeah, can you blame me? >> You what? >> I just want to see and then I'm going >> It's There's nothing new, dude. >> No, it's the same trash? >> Yeah. >> The man was charged with second-degree murder, financial abuse, and neglect by a caretaker. The grim discovery left officers with serious questions, while the next encounter erupted in the middle of a public protest. During a protest, police responded to manage the crowd and keep demonstrators from blocking the streets and interfering with traffic. >> Yeah, I'm sorry. Can you repeat your last, please? >> I was You know, at Maple and East Valley, we don't want to go on High Street. >> Okay, we'll send somebody up. Hey, do you guys want to go up to Ledlow or on Maple and block off High Street? Go ahead that way. If they want to walk here, that's fine. They can walk down the street here. We just don't want them hitting High Street. >> They don't want them hitting High >> They don't want them in High Street. Go to the High Street. We'll hold it down here. >> [cheering] >> Will? What did he say? >> Uh he said they don't want them going to >> So why are >> I don't know. Unlock it. Unlock it. Stay here. Just unlock it. Get on the sidewalk. On the sidewalk. Got to get on the sidewalk. Go. We're going to start hooking people. Get on the sidewalk. Get on the sidewalk. On the sidewalk. Both ways. Go sidewalk. Are you in charge here? Not you, okay? Are you in charge Are you in charge? OKAY. SIDEWALK. SIDEWALK. GO. SIDEWALK. ARE YOU BLOCKING ME HERE? >> WHAT? >> ARE YOU LIKE BLOCKING ME HERE? >> Can't hear you. Sorry. >> Get on my bike. Sidewalk. Go sidewalk. Sidewalk, please. >> I know. Go this way. >> Sidewalk. >> Back this way. Back to the protest. >> Sidewalk, guys, please. Thank you. Sidewalk. Sidewalk. Hi. >> Car 346 4410 4410 over. >> Sidewalks, please. You guys are allowed to be doing what you're doing, but you got to stay on the sidewalks, please. Thank you. Sidewalks. We're going to get sidewalks, please. What? >> I'm getting the sidewalk. I'm going to pull them back this way. >> Please do. Thank you. >> Please move this way. >> Can we get on the sidewalk, please? Sidewalk. You guys are allowed to be doing what you're doing. Please go on the sidewalk. Sidewalk. Yes, thank you. Sidewalk. Go. Sidewalk. Guys. Guys. Get on the sidewalk. Go. Get on the sidewalk. Sidewalk, please. Sidewalk. GET ON THE SIDEWALK. SIDEWALK. OH, YOU'RE DONE. NO, YOU COME HERE. SIDEWALK, GO. SIDEWALK. Get on the sidewalk. GET ON THE SIDEWALK. SIDEWALK. SIDEWALK. >> [screaming] >> BACK UP. GET BACK. SIDEWALK. GET BACK. GET BACK. Get on the sidewalk. Please back up. Okay, get on the sidewalk. Go. GET BACK. SIDEWALK. GO. Get on the sidewalk. Get on the sidewalk. Get on the sidewalk. What happened to you? >> The officers were doing their best to keep things under control, but one woman decided to make herself the face of the protest. >> I'm I'm out here trying to tell her to get on the sidewalk. She comes up and pushes me. I push her back. Stop. >> not push you. You shoved ME TO THE >> I SAID PUSH. Get back on the sidewalk. Get on the sidewalk. Hey, you're coming with us. You're under arrest. >> For what? For what? What are the charges? >> You're under arrest. >> For what, you little YOU LITTLE >> STOP. LITTLE YOU LITTLE >> [screaming] >> STOP. STOP. >> What am I charged with? >> And then and get rid of her. >> WHAT? I'M NOT CHARGED WITH ANYTHING. Why am I a >> Right there in the car. RIGHT THERE. TAKE HER. TAKE HER. GO. YOU TWO GO. You two go. >> YOU KNOW THAT. WHAT'S YOUR NAME, MA'AM? I'M WITH THE LAPD. >> WHICH ONE? RIGHT HERE? Right here. >> Stop. Stop. Somebody needs TO LOVE A DOG. SOMEBODY NEEDS TO LOVE A DOG. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> WHAT ARE YOU CHARGING ME >> [screaming] >> WHAT ARE YOU CHARGING ME WITH? >> OUT OF THE STREET. EVERYONE out of the street. Out of the street. >> Let them go. >> All right. Get off THE STREET. >> NO. LET THEM GO. >> YOU GUYS ARE THE ONES THAT ARE BLOCKING >> THE TRAFFIC, not us. >> Okay. You can't be on the street. You got to go on the sidewalk. Got to go on the sidewalk. The sidewalk is totally fine. You're going to go to jail. You're going to go to Yes, you're going to get disorderly conduct. >> Disorderly conduct? >> I told you you have to be off the street. You need to get off the street. >> I'm in the parking lane here. >> No, that's still a street. You're going to get arrested. Go on the sidewalk. >> Where is your dog and your coffee? You got to listen to to him downstairs. >> Can you guys get people off the street? >> The sidewalk is totally fine. Keep doing what you're doing. Have to stay off the street. Totally fine. >> Who's in charge here? Are you in charge? >> Who's in charge? >> No. Can you get us the Can you get the person out? >> She's going to jail. >> For For what? For what? >> I know what I'm charged with. >> Do you want me to list them? We got disorderly conduct, and she's probably going to get assault on a peace officer on cuz she pushed us. When she got mad at me, walked off, she pushed our lieutenant. Everyone needs to go. Get on the sidewalk. You guys want to keep doing the parade, that's fine. Do it on the sidewalk. Go. Hey, go. >> Go. Well, uh you guys planned it. I mean, go for it. Good. Well, I have no idea. >> [screaming] [cheering] >> I have no idea. We're going to have problems. Everyone has to be off the street now. Off the street, on the sidewalk. You can go on the sidewalk. You guys can keep doing what you're doing, it's got to be on the sidewalk. Start backing up. Start backing up, on the sidewalk. Well, what's the plan? Sidewalk, let's go. Let's go. Sidewalk. You can keep doing what you're doing, but got to be on the sidewalk. Go. >> [cheering] >> It was all good till you guys tried to trap everybody in here. >> I'm sorry. >> It was all good till you guys tried to trap everybody in here. >> Nope, we told you to get off the street. That's not how that works. Everyone off the street. On the sidewalk. On the sidewalk. >> It wouldn't have been an issue if you guys wouldn't have trapped everybody in here. On the sidewalk. >> Thank you. >> All right, everybody. If that one is going to get arrested, we need YOU FIGHTING TOMORROW. YOU GUYS, IT ON THE SIDEWALK, WE'RE GOING TO WALK back together on the sidewalk, all right? >> Thank you. Love it. >> That's great. >> That's great. >> What? >> Never better. >> The woman was charged with assaulting a police officer, obstructing official business, resisting arrest, failure to disclose personal information, and disorderly conduct. The protest quickly turned confrontational, while the next case began with an intoxicated man causing trouble at a restaurant. >> Hey, there's nothing to be cleaned up, man. >> You got some blood on your face. >> Police responded to a restaurant in Peoria, Illinois on January 3rd, 2025 after an intoxicated man allegedly inappropriately touched a female employee and caused a disturbance. >> Stay over here. >> No, that is they do not. Stop. >> Stay over here. >> Dude, turn around. I didn't do it. >> Get on the ground. >> For you. For you, no, man. I didn't do anything. I didn't do it. I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. I didn't >> Yeah, you're under arrest. >> For what? For what? >> Battery, resisting. >> For what? What am I under arrest for? >> I just told you. >> What, man? What am I under arrest for? What am I under arrest for? Seriously, what am I under arrest for? I will give anything in the hall. What am I under arrest for? What am I under arrest for? >> I just told you. >> What? What did you just say? >> Battery. >> Battery? Battery, you Battery, you 124, what's your badge number? What's your badge number? What's your badge number? What is your badge number? 124 what? >> All right. Put your hands behind your side. >> What's your badge number? >> Bring your hands up to your chest. >> Then you fight. What do you do up to my chest? >> Now I fight. What do you do? What's my What's your badge number? What's your badge number? Stop. >> What's the man? >> Do me a favor, stop. Do me a favor. Do me a favor. >> Stop. >> Okay, do me a favor. >> Dude, really? >> Do me a favor. Do me A FAVOR. >> WHAT? 187? >> OKAY, 1 WHAT? 1 WHAT? >> CAR. >> 1 what? 1 WHAT? WHAT? THEY'RE GOING TO KICK ME. I DIDN'T SAY [ __ ] YOU [ __ ] NUMBER ONE. WHAT IS IT? What is it? You hear police the hard way or the wrong way? What is it? I will figure it out. I promise you that. I promise you. I promise you wholeheartedly. >> I My whole name is Mark Weiss. >> You getting a bleeder or something? >> Mark Weiss. You can't touch my whole name. All right, you can take me in. >> Oh, yeah. Never mind. >> I ain't I ain't nothing but I swear to God. >> There are things we got to do regarding the wagon. We're going to need to go to an ambulance. >> I swear to God, I am not one to disrespect you. I swear to God. You kicked me. >> Why are you trying to kick us? >> Because you kicked me. >> You actually did kick me. >> I don't. Because you >> Yes, you did. >> You're right. Because you Because what you did to me. >> What did I do to you? I didn't do anything to you. >> Sir. >> Yes. >> Smurfs. >> Mhm. >> I will never give you the same respect that you give me. >> Are you going to walk to the car? >> I swear to God. >> Are you going to walk to the car? >> I whatever it takes. >> going to stop throwing yourself out so you can just start knocking yourself out? Like, dude, whatever. Stop Stop doing that, man. >> Hey, whatever it takes. >> Put your knees up to your chest. >> No problem. >> We're going to sit We're going to stand you up. >> No problem. >> Don't start fighting with us or you're going to end up back on the ground. >> No problem. Hey, dude, why am I wearing the vest for? >> Battery. We already told you that. >> What have I done? >> This car right here. >> I was going to say, Frank, you didn't say that. I haven't done anything wrong. >> Do you have a wallet? >> No, I don't. >> You don't? >> No, I don't. Uh We just went to one shop. This is where we went there. >> Have a man. >> seat. No problem. >> But first Put your feet in. Jesus. What happened to him? Like when he threw himself on the ground? >> Yes, sir. Jump in. >> Jump in. >> All right. I'll let you grab her information all this stuff. Yeah. All right, sir. What is your name? >> Mark Weiss. >> Weiss? >> Yeah. Um right now I'm homeless cuz I was from like they didn't replace none. I was disabled. >> Okay. >> Does that make sense? >> Are you obviously you've been drinking. How much have you been drinking, sir? >> Um dude, I only had like a drink or two. >> How big were the drinks? >> Do I have enough to get me by to see justice say go with this house? Go. You had enough drinks to have a good time. >> Well, we're kind of past that point, man. You literally kicked me. >> I kicked you? >> Yes, you did kick me. >> You have one claim that you trained like a genie. I mean, I'm I'm dead serious. When I have to pull video footage and the whole thing, I'm sorry, man. >> You have to apologize. >> No, I'm not apologizing. >> You just said I'm sorry. I mean, what's done is done, man. >> I I know what's done is done. And dude, it didn't need to go this way. You went the rough route. >> No, I did not. >> Yeah, yeah, you tried to accuse someone violent. That definitely wasn't. You're right. >> No, you you tried to walk past the door. >> No, no, no, we're good. We're good. We're good. We're good. We're all good. You were in because somebody sat there and tried to preach to you that not all people are bad. You tried to prove to people you were gun line. >> All right. >> gun line. Peace and respect. >> The officers confirmed the man's identity and arranged EMS to treat the injuries to his face. Yeah, I mean, he's got face injuries. >> Yep. >> But he No, he's in the back of my car. So, pretty much we're here because I guess he walked to one of the employees. He's He's drunk, obviously. I don't know if he was grabbing her chest or not cuz I don't we didn't get that far, but he pretty much grabbed from behind and he started like touching her. She said that he was trying to kiss her and blah blah blah blah. She's like, "I want to press charges cuz he made me feel uncomfortable and I'm working at blah blah blah." So, he's out here in the foyer. I come out while Barr is trying to grab all the information. As soon as I open the door, he tried to go inside. I said, "No, you're going to stay out here." And then that's when he kind of jerks off and then I try to put him in handcuffs and that's when everything started. He just started like pretty much throwing himself. Uh he threw himself out here once he wasn't in handcuffs, but he just literally went face face first and now he's got like a cut Did you use any force with putting him in handcuffs in the foyer? I mean, other than just being on top of him, but nothing crazy or anything like that. He did kick me, too, when he was out here, so He was taken down right here in the foyer. This is where all everything happened. So, pretty much when we tried to take him into custody, we all fell on that bench over there. And he hit his head and then we finally handcuffed him. Then once we're escorting him out, he just pushes himself, goes face first, and right over here we're trying to like, "Hey, dude, stop." And then that's when he kicks me. So >> Yeah, just do it as a three cuz of that. >> Right. >> probably would have been the takedown, so >> Yeah. >> Just do it the takedown and you can say it was self-defense. But at that point What uh what happened? >> Uh he's drunk. He was touching one of the employees. They want to press charges. >> Does he work >> No, he doesn't work here. He's just a patron. He's just shit-faced, being drunk, being s- >> Okay. >> try to take him into custody, then he started like fighting us and then we all tripped. He hit his head and that's pretty much it. >> Say what? >> He's saying he doesn't want to go to the hospital. >> Okay. You guys just want to clean him up? I mean >> Yeah, I'll pull pull him out and >> Yeah. >> take him in the ambulance. >> No, no. >> Put the face mask >> Dude, there's nothing to be cleaned up, man. >> You got some blood on your face, dude. >> Nah, I >> We're going to walk to this ambulance, okay? So turn around and walk to the ambulance. >> Okay. >> My bad. >> No, you're good, man. >> You got her information? >> I got two witnesses in there that at the tables that saw like him groping her. I got her information, so Yeah, I'll just get her whatever she said and then that's good. >> All right, sounds good. >> For what? For what? >> You got to call me an ability to pass this. Well, you're under arrest for what? And for what? >> For what? >> Sounds like battery and maybe something else. Did he do something? >> For what? >> Battery and groping. >> Battery, disorderly conduct, aggravated battery to a police and resisting. >> All right, we'll show >> Sorry, you're talking. You're you're under arrest now. >> For what? >> He just told you. We're not going to play this game. What >> I didn't say anything. >> Put your hands behind >> Oh, okay. So I I will I will make a call real quick and we'll figure out real quick why I'm under restraint. >> He He just told you. Now you need to put your feet >> No offense. >> All right. >> No problem. Do anything I can do to help, man. >> You want to sit up some more? >> Hey, do anything I can do to help. Whatever makes you feel better, you know? I'm not trying to be dude. Just like you're not trying to be No offense or anything. Right, exactly. Do that. Dude, trust me. I I I understand both ways. >> Put it back on so I can comfortable. >> Say what? >> Put back on so I it's kind of comfortable. >> It's not going to be comfortable. We'll meet at the hospital. >> you know? >> They're properly fitted. They're properly fitted. >> The man was charged with aggravated battery, disorderly conduct, and resisting a peace officer. That restaurant disturbance ended with several charges, while the next call brought officers to a home where a family dispute had spiraled out of control. On February 26th, 2025, officers were called to a family home after an intoxicated man allegedly started a fight with his brothers and damaged property. >> What's going on, guys? >> Uh yeah, my brother more or less >> Which one? Anthony? >> Uh yeah, wanted to get very, very violently drunk for no reason. Just started stabbing and disrespecting people around here. >> He wanted to start fights? >> Yeah. >> Where's he at now? >> I wouldn't know right now. >> I I just woke up out of sleep. I don't know. He was out in the porch. I saw him on my camera. I don't know. He took off. Check in the back. >> Why are we Why are we checking the back? >> I This is what I just I just woke up to. You mean I just got done calling the police? >> Anyone hurt or did he just mess up this door? >> He messed up the door. He broke a couple of mirrors in here. So, yeah. Just more or less he started tossing here. Broke the TV and just whatnot. So, yeah. That's really what happened. >> Was he fighting you guys or just >> Oh, yeah. He was trying to fight me. >> You. Is it just you and dad in here? >> Uh he was yeah uh no. There's uh my brother Jacob, too. The one who called 911 around here. >> Okay. >> And a couple of his female and my female. So. >> Okay. >> I mean I woke up 2 minutes ago. You know my room right above boom and all I heard was my door kicking in and this and the other. He's going to jail anyway Monday so who gives a [ __ ] I'm tired. I've been putting up with it long enough. >> Is he living here right now? Is he living here right now? >> Yeah, he just got out he just got out of jail 90 days probation. >> We know what he's been doing and time to give him the boot. Time to be daddy give him the boot. >> I know it's I'm done with >> I know. >> Jesus Christ I mean I got three broke mirrors, back broke window, broke screen door. Jesus Christ. Can't handle him no more. >> I don't blame you. I wouldn't be able to either. >> I got boys. The middle one why is it always some all the rest of them are good you know they had their but they're done with >> You know where he's running? >> Huh? >> You know where he's running? >> Huh? >> [sighs and gasps] >> I can't even remember I I all I know is I went down there and he's swinging at both of them and they're just going stop dude. And Anthony stop he threw something and he hit me in my chest I you know come on dude and I grabbed him and he said I'm like Jesus Christ. >> Are you or anyone else injured? >> I'm only worried about that. You know. I mean he just he just needs to He needs to learn his lesson. I guarantee he's back behind my shutter in corner I guarantee it. It's like you know I'm just tired of I'm I'm 56 years old I'm getting sick of this. >> The officers then searched around the residence and eventually located the intoxicated man hiding nearby. >> Checking left. There's dog crap everywhere. >> Come here, Anthony. Stand up. Come here. Come over here. What's wrong with you tonight? >> Not so much. Just trying to get away from my family. >> We'll do that for you. Am I going to bed? I don't remember if I touched your body or anything. >> I was just trying to touch my body. I want to go to bed. I don't want to go to bed. I want to go to my bed. I don't want to touch my body. I was trying to touch my body. My body. That's it. I don't want to touch nobody's entrance or nothing. I got 3 days before I got to go with my body. I wasn't trying to do nothing. I was just trying to hide. My body hurt, officer. I twisted my ankle. >> to see if you grab my shirt and hurt your something. >> No, no, no, fine. I understand. >> It's chilly. I just want to get cold. Do you want a shirt? >> No, no, no, I'm fine. I just want to touch my my my my my my right instinct is hurting. That's it. >> Okay. >> I don't want to go to instinct, so that's why I had it just just didn't want anybody anybody messing with me. My body's hurting. Do I got to go to body? Do I got to go to your instinct? >> Keep walking back. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> No, I'm I'm walking. I know. >> I won't I won't do nothing to disturb what I got to going on. I just want to know I just want to know if I'm if I'm going to jail or not. That's it. >> At this point just for disorderly conduct and trespassing, okay? >> I didn't I haven't done anything, so >> You said >> Can I talk to my body? My dad? I haven't done nothing. I haven't done anything that You know what I mean? >> Mhm. No, go ahead. You can search him, you guys. >> You guys can just order for No, honestly. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> I think you spread your feet for me, bud. >> Yes, sir. >> There you go. >> I don't I don't want to get into trouble or something. >> You know what I'm saying? >> No, I don't want to get in no trouble at all. I just want to go go ahead and >> I'm not going to stick or stab any of those. >> No, sir. I just want to go to bed. That's it. >> All right. >> I'm sorry for you guys having to come out and deal with this. I'm so sorry. Yes, sir. >> Just have a seat for me right there, all right? >> Yes, sir. No problem. Thank you, guys. >> Yep. >> I'm so sorry. I didn't mean to do that. I would be happy. I'm so sorry. >> You're injured in any way? >> No, sir. I am. >> If you if you >> You're not? >> No, sir. >> I'm not. If we could, just just let me know what's going on and >> I can go up on it about that way. Yes, sir. >> Just hang out right there, all right? >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah, bring me the [ __ ] keys. >> Police. >> Yeah. Hey, how you doing? >> Where's dad? >> I'm right here. >> He's right here. >> Yeah, we're we're going to take him in for disorderly. >> Okay. Yeah, that's what I was saying, disorderly conduct something. >> What's your first name? I can always forget your first name. >> It is Paul. >> Oh, that's right. All right, Paul. >> Oh, Jesus. >> [clears throat] >> How old is he? >> Uh Jesus, uh he's 24, he'll be 25. >> I'd say at least 23. >> Huh? >> Stop letting him back here. >> Yeah, I know. I won't, you know, hey, I'm just >> It's hard It's It's easier said than done. It's your boy. We get it. >> Get the [ __ ] out of here. You're a mutt and then >> All right. I hear you. >> Okay, I'm going to do better, you know, so man, I don't know if I have eight boys. Seven of them you know, couple of them had a running. Rest of me, you know. >> I know, it's been a while. We haven't been here for a while. >> Yeah, you know, and And it's like so You know, I I was a rough customer back in the [ __ ] day, but I'm good now, you know what I mean? I'm done with that. I'm getting too old. That's why my voice sounds like gravel, you know, salt water. Tired of yelling at people. >> All right, [clears throat] well, he's out of here tonight. >> Well, I appreciate it. Like I said, he's going to jail Monday. >> Yep. >> On a prior charge, so >> How long is that for? >> Uh >> It was supposed to be 30 days, but now since he ain't going to be able to pay his fine or donate the food, it's going to be 50. >> 50, so >> All right. He's confident whatever y'all are going to add on top of it. >> All right, give me a second. That's all I can say. Tell him hey, tell him spend a night like I said. No bail. >> All right. You too. >> Look at Look at Tony. Just for disorderly conduct, okay? >> Am I going? >> Yes. >> But I haven't had any really done nothing. >> And sir >> I told you what it was for. >> Okay. >> Everything else that happened is Family doesn't want that done. >> Okay, the family wants it done? >> They said they don't want it done. >> So then what's happening? I got to go to family at 4:24. So what is that going to happen? So what's going to happen, sir? >> All right, you're going to jail. Disorderly conduct. >> Okay. >> Okay. So misdemeanor, >> So what's going to happen with my with my misdemeanor? Am I going to get charged for it? >> Your ticket? >> Yeah. >> Well, yeah, but >> I'm going to get charged for it? >> It's a minor misdemeanor, like a traffic ticket. >> [snorts] >> We can't have you running around drunk in public. >> I wasn't doing nothing, sir. >> Something happened. >> So, what am I What am I going to do with my my my head's traffic? So, for that, I'm going to I'm going to get charged? Did they say they want to charge me? Sir? >> No. >> No? So, what's going to happen with that? >> You just get a ticket and you're going to jail for the night till you sober up. That's it. >> Okay. And then tomorrow I'll get released? >> Yep. >> I just didn't know, sir. I got I I got to go to court tomorrow. That's why I just wanted to ask. >> The man was charged with disorderly conduct while intoxicated. The officers eventually located the man, while the next case involved a mother asking deputies to intervene with her own daughter. >> What do you take? What do you What do you smoke? What do you What do you take? >> What what drugs? >> In February, deputies were called after a mother reported concerns about her daughter's drug use on March 20th, 2025, and asked them to intervene. >> We just pulled up. We didn't get out of the car. We just going to see what she got over there and visit. Just go ahead on. >> Yes, ma'am. All right. All right. I'll come back to you. >> We didn't even get out of the car, yet. >> Okay. Is this your sister? >> That's my daughter. >> Do you Do you remember me? >> Yes, I do. See what she got in the bag or everything. Take her. Okay. >> Okay. >> I love the doctor. >> All right. What's going on? >> Huh? >> Hold on. You all right? >> Yeah, I'm okay. I live right there. >> I know, but >> I just can't get the medicine. >> All right. >> What? >> They got to check you out. Can you look at your meds? >> They got to check Yeah. >> Let's Let's Let's let the ambulance >> Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. This lady goes to three times in the last week. >> This lady? >> We just We >> No, this lady is your mom. >> My medicine I just took my medicine. >> What is your What is your medicine, ma'am? >> This this This lady shouldn't take me to church. >> She doesn't know you. Ma'am, ma'am. You took your medicine. What medicine? >> Okay, you can take me in. Oh my god. >> Can you Can you tell them what you just took, ma'am? You said your medicine. What is that? >> Um They only gave me one. I had to go to Walgreens to get me another. >> Okay. >> I am 65 years old. >> I I know. >> I haven't seen crazy I'm sorry. I I I don't know what the problem is. >> Well, they saw you yesterday. >> Yesterday? >> Let's Let's talk to them. So, this is her That's her mom and her sister. You guys good? >> What did you say your first name was, I'm sorry? >> Rondina. >> Rondina? Okay. >> Phil. >> Officer >> Hold on. Hold on. Hey, hey, hold on. >> Talk to them. >> What city are you in? >> It's in the bag. We'll get it. I just I know. I got to ask you. I'm just I just want to clarify. You said you you saw a crack pipe place. >> I didn't say I'm not saying nothing. If you got anything, it's in that bag. It's We went We were going to check on her, and we saw her sitting on the ground, and we called you. Okay, so we just not getting out of car when y'all drove up cuz us calling y'all and not doing nothing is too much. So, go check her bag. >> Uh yeah, that's fair enough. I'll let you address that. >> The officers already had enough information about what the woman had done, so they took the necessary steps. >> I don't care. Okay. She's done. Hey, hey, let us Let us come over here. Let's Let's get in this sidewalk. >> Officer who? >> Officer Jones. >> Grayling? >> It was Stewart with the black hair and with the colored eyes. >> Stewart with the black hair and the colored >> colored eyes. >> I believe his name is Officer Jones. He has a He does have a name. She said it a minute ago, I was there. Those are not they work for us. Yep. Oh, do you? What's he have to say? 2017? >> Right. Okay. No, 2017. Yep, I know exactly what you're talking about. Uh over that way, right? You point to me to this way? Or that way? Or that way? Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, for sure. Do me a favor. What is this? This is JBL? >> Yeah. >> What kind of JBL is that? You can go ahead and put your hands on your back for us, okay? >> Wait. Wait a minute. >> It's okay, ma'am. I don't want anything getting broken. It's okay, ma'am. Yeah, you're going to jail. You're being detained right now for an investigation. You're being detained for an investigation. A narcotics investigation. >> A narcotics investigation? I'm going to jail. >> What? I just said you're not You're right now you're being detained with the potential of going to jail. So, uh Yeah, no, I get it. Um so I don't know how to turn this thing >> What's the What's the reason of her going to jail? >> So, here's where we at. >> Can I have her phone? >> I got to give it to her. I can't give it to anybody else. I got I'm I'm going to take it with her. >> Yeah. >> But so, here's here's what it is. When we rolled up, she had powder all over her mouth. And she tried to basically I and I and she did a pretty good job trying to conceal it, but she was trying to lick it off and wipe it off and do all that. When we walked up, she shoved something into that bag. >> Okay, well, she don't do no powder not that I know of unless she just just started doing >> all over her mouth. >> Okay, well, that's fine. That's fine. >> You said you saw that, yeah. Yeah. >> Okay, so this is where I look at it. They keep holding her in jail. It's I mean, the a half a foot it's not going to keep her. >> You're right. >> Jail >> Jail is going to keep letting her go. Jail is going to keep her. >> Yeah, jail is going >> That's when you get in trouble, you can't >> You get in trouble, you ain't going to do nothing. I'm her mama. I want to get her before that kills her. She's too old, you know. So, they take her to jail. What does she have? I don't know. I know she got something in there that's going to keep her in jail. You know, so okay, you go to court. They going to see she got a drug problem and they going to send her either they going to send her to a program or they going to let her out on probation. Okay, you going to get out on probation and you going to keep smoking and you going to violate probation and you going to come on. It's got It's This cycle got to end, honey. >> You're right. I I believe I Ma'am, I I Trust me, I I understand. Like I That's why I was trying to tell you. >> And we do >> I'm I know you're upset, that's why I wasn't getting mad at you, getting frustrated. >> And we She out here. >> As the officers took the woman to the patrol car, they tried to get her side of the story. >> I just don't know what I'm supposed to do. >> No, ma'am, I'm not going to call him. >> Okay, so what are you taking me for? For walking down the sidewalk? >> No, ma'am, as of right now we're as of right now we we have reason to believe that you may or may not be in possession of a controlled substance which is illegal in the state of Florida. So, I'm going to have you stand right here. You have anything on you that I should be aware of? >> No. >> No? All right. One call, one trespass. Like you know 10-15, you know, they'll go faster. >> Oh, no, that was she had a needle. >> Listen. Listen. Listen. You got You have a white powdery residue all around your mouth, all right? >> Okay. >> You're giving You're You're You're acting in a way that is abnormal for a reasonable person. You're in a high a high narcotic trafficking area part of the city which Stop. I I realize you take a lot of heavy meds, but unfortunately for you right now you're you're exhibiting signs indicative of a narcotic. So, what we're going to do our due diligence and make sure the neighborhood along with you are safe. So, if there's no narcotics on you, hey, we figure something else to do. Maybe a baker act, maybe a march, but right now No, wait a minute. Wait a minute. No, no. Hey, that's not even Hey, wait a minute. That's not even a spot. You live there with Pee-wee? Pee-wee used to live there. All right. Well, if you changed your life in church, why you acting like this? Very abnormal. Would you like to sit in my car? So, you want to have a seat? I'll leave the door open for you. So, we'll wait for a female over here, okay? Hey, so we're waiting for a female. Do you remember me? Do you remember me? These These are not signs of a med a medical. What What What meds do you take? The real and Zoloft. Why do you take all those? A lot of those you can't take together. >> I have a personality disorder. I have racing thoughts. >> I got you. Tra- trazodone makes you sleep, makes you tired. Renita, what one of the above drugs or one of the drugs you just described gets you a white foamy substance around your mouth? >> Um the Zoloft and the traz- the Seroquel. >> Are those amphetamines? Renita, let me let me tell you let me tell you how today's going to go. Right now, you're not technically under arrest. Yes, you're in handcuffs, absolutely. You're not technically under arrest going to jail. I just told you right now you're being detained for a narcotics investigation because I have a signed sworn statement from I have a sworn statement from a from a witness that says, "Hey, I saw this in your hand at this point in time." I am seeing it I am seeing signs right now that you were here that you're under the influence of a narcotic of some sort or a varying compound. And and and when we were pulling up, I was looking at you. I know a little bit of a distance, right? But you were sitting there with the knees up towards the street. You had something in your hand and you immediately and you immediately shoved it in your bag when this officer parked his car, which I'm we're going to we're going to look in the bag. So, I'm going to give you I'm going to give you a chance right now, Renita, okay? All right. >> Soon, the woman began to regain her senses and realized what was about to happen. >> I'm going to search this bag. Am I going to find anything illegal in this bag? Am I going to come across anything illegal in this bag? >> A little pipe. >> Your little pipe thing? Is it a crack pipe? >> Yes. >> Or is it a is it a glass is it a glass little tube pipe? >> No, it's a glass. >> A weed pipe or a what? A little glass pipe for coke? What do you take What do you What do you smoke? What do you What do you take? What What What drugs? A weed pipe? That's it? That's all I'm going to find here is a weed pipe? >> Yeah, that's >> All right. Listen, I'm I don't have any reason not to believe you, but until you give me a reason, I don't got a reason, right? So, just hang tight. >> Sir, I did not use it for a long time. I swear to >> I hope so. Drug Drug use is doesn't mean you're a bad person. But, you need to have a reason to have a reason. I get it. We're in the same place, right? And you can't You can't be doing drugs and stuff. >> I know. I know. I broke up with him. They came yesterday to the trailer. >> All right. All right. We're going to search the car. >> So, he asked me >> All right. >> He said, "Brother, are you still buying drugs?" And I said, "Yeah." So, he said, "You want to help us get some people?" And I told him, "Yeah." I can show you texts. He said, "This This is all I got." >> All right. >> Well, I don't >> We're We're We're going to work with you. You know what I mean? Like, we're not trying to disrespect you, but when people are telling us something like that, we have to investigate. I I think the reason why you really ended up in the handcuffs is because he saw you. He saw you drop something. >> listen, I'm telling you, it's my It's my speaker. >> No, no, no. >> He saw something in the purple bag. >> Yeah, but he saw something else. >> No, he saw a big black thing. He saw a cord. >> what I mean? I know, but listen, based on your mannerisms, based on you know what was said about it, it's it's reasonable to think that you may be under the influence of a narcotic, okay? >> No, I'm fine. >> All right. Doesn't mean it's a fact. It just means that it's reasonable, which is why you're in the handcuffs, okay? You're not under arrest as of right now. >> like me. They said my house was fire. You should see it, baby. >> Them Them two? >> Huh? It didn't matter what. And my mother and my sister sell so many drugs. And me and seriously, we're not here to sell so many drugs. >> Well, >> I'm going to put them all up on the street. >> fair It's not fair to just go around searching people cuz someone says something, right? >> what you're doing. >> Mhm. >> I ain't >> [crying] >> selling. >> Hit kick again, we're going to have a problem. >> selling. >> my life around. I changed my life around. I hate you. >> Rodina. >> I hate you. >> You got to stop. >> Please don't tell Paul to grab me a chill. >> Listen, you got you work with us, we work with you. But kicking a window is not it. >> How are you working with me? You can't work with me. >> Listen, we can't do anything about it. >> Yes, you can. >> No, we can't. What what can we do? You tell us what can we do. >> You can't tell me what to do. >> Well, you tell us what can we do. >> You can't let me go. I'm taking you to the jail. I can't plus all this money. >> We can't we can't. >> Well, then I'm not helping them no more. >> You don't have to help anyone. Just relax. >> How much is my bail? >> Exactly. >> How much is my bail? >> It's not the end of I don't know. It's It's 10% though, okay? >> You know what? How much is 2G? >> I don't know. I got to ask a deputy there. It's not the end of the world, okay? You can't You can't be kicking [screaming] the window. Maybe it's the drugs or maybe it's the type of thing where That's for us to search for. I apologize. This is progressively worse. Could be just because she found out she's going to jail, but Hey, Rodina. She's just realizing what's happening. I don't think it's anything to do with the drugs. She's just Uh she's just she's coming to coming to a coming to Jesus moment. >> Oh my god, what can I change my life around? God, you can't do that. I changed my life I changed my life around. >> Listen, if you want to change your life, just stop using it. >> I didn't have to do everything I did. >> We we can't. >> I think you give me a ticket I'm going to call my dad. >> No, that's That's paraphernalia and you have spice on you. >> I didn't You can give me a ticket for it. I don't Spice IS A FELONY. WE DON'T HAVE DISCRETION ON YOU. >> THE DAUGHTER WAS charged with felony possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia. The drug investigation ended with the daughter facing felony charges while the next call centered on a disturbing report near a school. On January 27th, 2025, a report of a man exposing himself near a school while wrestling in the street brought officers to the scene. >> Huh? >> No reason. >> All right. What was the purpose of the wrestling match? >> Oh, we were just playing around. match and I mean there was there was no reason. There's no conversation. There's no problem. >> All right. What's your buddy's name? >> Um yeah, I I know this over by Meijer. >> Over by Meijer? >> That's me. >> Okay. >> If I remember right, I think that I saw you a long time >> Or is anybody else home? >> No. >> Okay. You normally drink this much? >> I don't drink much at all. >> You don't drink much at all? >> No. >> Did you drink anything today? >> Why are you asking me these questions? >> Because >> No, I No. No, I have not. >> Okay. >> No, I do not. No. >> Do you have anything to drink tonight? >> I didn't say that. >> I asked you if you had anything to drink today. You said no. Okay. So, why are you So, why are you acting this way? >> Yes, cuz Yes, cuz you're asking me these questions. >> Huh? >> Yes, cuz Yes, cuz you're asking me all these questions. >> Yeah. Well, I'm just we're just trying to make sense of it. Somebody called saying that there's somebody laying in the middle of the street over here. And they called in because they guess they saw your penis or something. You had your pants down or your buddy had his pants down and they called you in and as an exposure. >> No way. >> Oh, yeah. That's exactly how the call came out, which I mean, we got a school right here. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Yeah, so I mean, that's why we got multiple officers here because they said they said they said somebody had their pants down and they they had their their dick out or something. Is that >> Yeah, that's not that's not true and that's not >> Well, I understand, but that's why we're here. >> crazy. >> Uh we're not just here because you were wrestling with a buddy. We were here because somebody had their So, that's why we're asking these questions and that's why I'm asking you questions like have you been drinking today because it's obvious you have been drinking. >> Sure. >> Uh and it's not illegal to have drinks in your own home on your own property, but it starts becoming an issue with the police department when we start getting >> Sure. >> reports of people with their penises out right here by the school. Uh and you got mud all over you and you've been wrestling in the middle of the street and laying in the road and all this other stuff that's going on and it's not really making a lot of sense. You just freaking cold out here and you're just wrestling with a buddy, just play wrestling. How old are you? >> Uh I'm old enough not to be play wrestling in front of kids. And surely that's crazy. >> I I would agree. I would agree that absolutely sounds crazy to me. But, yet here we are trying to figure out why everything's going on and it just not a whole lot's making sense. So, >> Okay. >> that that's why we're here. So, I'm not I'm not beating around the bush. I'm being very straight with you. That's why we're here. >> Sure. >> So, did you have Did at any point did you have your pants down around your ankles? >> No way. >> Did your buddy have his pants Did you pull his pants down at any point? >> No, except for >> Okay. So, why would somebody report that? Why would somebody report that? >> I I have no idea. I think >> Is there any reason why somebody be would would be reporting it that maybe they saw something that was not accurate. Is there some way that they could have been mis- mistaken? >> I don't I believe so. >> Okay. >> Yeah, because that's Yeah, no way. >> Yeah. Um Whose bag is that right there? >> Oh, that's my >> That's yours? >> That's my passport. >> Wait, why is your passport laying there? >> Cuz it it's my passport. >> Why, I know. >> The man denied the allegations, but the officers believed the evidence told a different story, so they continued with the investigation. >> You think somebody pantsed him down or anything like that and he pulled his >> crazy. >> All right. Go ahead and stand up for me. Stand straight out that way. >> All right. You're under arrest. >> For what? >> Well, indecent exposure number one, cuz you're flopping around out here with your buttocks and your genitals hanging and your penis out. >> Yeah. That ain't not true. >> All right. I have two witnesses that argue that. >> I don't know why your neighbors would be lying about something that egregious. >> You're covered in mud and dirt. >> You're also highly intoxicated out outside causing issues on top of that, so Did you say that that your wife is home or no? >> No. >> Is your daughter home or do you have a daughter? >> No. >> This passport's laying there on the ground. >> I'm going to put two pairs of cuffs on your shoulders a little tighter, all right? >> Yeah. >> You got anything on you you're not supposed to have any weapons, drugs? Okay. Nothing that's going to poke or stick us or hurt us if we reach in your pockets. Okay. >> Who are you on probation with? I I I don't understand. >> You're on probation. >> Yes. >> Who are you on with? Who do you report to? >> Uh >> You have a probation officer. >> Oh, yeah. >> Who's the probation officer? >> Oh, yeah. >> Elliott? >> Elliott. >> Elliott. >> Okay. So, Mr. McCutchen, here's what we're going to do before we do anything else, okay? You're now under arrest. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in a court of law. >> Hold on, say you're going to take off on me. >> You have the right to attorney. If you can't afford one, one will be afforded for you. You have the right to speak to an attorney before answering any and all questions. If you choose to answer questions now without attorney present, you got the right to stop answering any and all questions to Do you understand that? >> Yep. >> All right. Anything in this backpack, anything on you that I should be concerned about? >> No. >> All right. Get you out here to the car, we'll get you checked. >> I'll get this here. >> Yeah. >> How much you had to drink today? >> No wine. Nothing. >> We're fine. Here's a municipal court something. This is not your This is not your passport. Community service contract and information. >> Yeah. >> Read it. All right. >> Let me pay my fine. >> Read it all. All right, my man. Step on over here for me. You got it. Yeah, we will agree to that. >> You got kids and everything out here. Thank god I got you. >> School just got out. We got kids getting out of school and you're out here rolling around. Is private's out? I used My private's are not out. You got crazy. Well, we have a court, brother. So, what I get I get a uh summons? >> Don't know. Well, you're going to jail right now. >> I got to turn you cuffs. >> He took those money. >> You'll see uh public indecency. >> Yeah, I don't know what's in this bag. It looks like kid clothes. >> He does have adult >> Yeah. Yeah, I don't know if we want to leave this here and put this inside or take this with him. Um Now, there's a knife in there. Yeah, we're just going to leave this here. There's no sense in taking this taking it. Yeah. Uh A little bit of a school zone. >> If it's enhancing I have two adult witnesses that saw him doing the tell yet. And the adult doesn't know where she went, but a little girl saw it as well. >> All right. >> [snorts] >> Yeah, I'll do that uh I might text your chat chat to get more info or whatnot. Yeah. All right. Step on out for me. Need help? >> Yeah, probably. >> All right. That? >> Yep, we're good. Yeah. >> Be >> we're good. >> Yep, I'm good. >> All right. You want to walk over here? >> Yeah. >> All right. There we go. >> I'm good. >> Yep. All right, you can step on through. All right. There we go. Now you can step on through. >> Were you drinking on the red line? >> What's your name? >> Uh I'm Todd McCutcheon. >> Huh? >> Todd. >> Todd? How much have you had to drink today, Todd? >> Not much. >> You got it. All right, let's go see if he had anything to drink today. >> He did not. >> I thought for sure you were. >> All right, just let me >> Todd. >> Todd. >> Todd, what's your last name? >> McCutcheon. >> McCutcheon? >> McCutcheon. >> Raymond. >> Raymond is his first name, you know. >> Raymond McCutcheon, you just left here, Raymond. >> I did. >> You were a weekender. >> I was. >> Yeah. >> Swollen right here. What shoe size? >> Raymond, do you feel like hurting yourself today? >> It's a lie. >> Can he stand on his own? >> Probably not. >> Then I can't accept him. He has to be able to stand on his own. >> I can stand on my own. >> Just with handcuffed, I want it handcuffed, I just I don't want to be able >> I don't feel comfortable putting someone in a cell if I'm not sure if he can maintain his airway. That's my only concern on that. Um do you feel like hurting yourself today, Todd? >> No. >> Why do I keep calling him Todd? Raymond. >> Todd. >> Have you been in a car accident today? >> No. >> In the hospital in the last 24 hours? >> Come up here. >> No. >> Here, come on up here. >> The man was charged with disorderly conduct and indecent exposure. The allegations near the school led to serious charges, while the final case involved a family argument that turned violent over money for alcohol. >> I didn't do my shoes here, my sandals. >> Police were called to a family home after a man allegedly became aggressive toward his mother when she refused to give him money for alcohol. >> You called 911? >> Yes, I did. >> Got you. You're Marcus? >> Yes. >> Okay. What's going on? >> All right. Um Yeah, Mom, they're here. >> Uh do you mind if we come in? >> Yeah, you can come in. Come in. Can we turn on the uh lights here? >> That's fine. >> Oh. >> All right, Mom. So, what's going on? What's going on? >> Yeah, it was a simple uh disagreement about um $4 for me to go get uh three beers and then and you know, I have a problem and uh it escalated >> Can I just get the remote for the TV? >> Yeah. >> Mute that for a second. Go right ahead. >> And um it was a fight and it would just it just got nasty. >> Mhm. >> And she started hitting me. This has happened before. She's hit me with things, objects before and this is kind of dating back to childhood abuse and I >> Yes, ma'am. >> Um She's just cleaning out what he threw. >> What did he throw? >> The candle and he was he was going to threaten me to drop my TV. >> [clears throat] >> We've had this all day and now there's been no stop but he did shove me on the ground. Okay, so what what happened? What started everything? Well, he got real mad tonight because he wouldn't get me to call the credit card and my money beer and I want to not he's been drinking all day and it's the same old same old. >> Mhm. >> And I know what I got to do is go to court and um >> You know, I know I I've got a problem mhm but I don't think I should be hit in the face and punched and struck and struck anymore. >> Okay. So what is what exactly do you want us to >> I I would like to press charges against my mother. >> Okay. Is that your mother that our partner was just talking to? >> Yeah. >> Um where did she hit you at and and what did she hit you with? >> Uh tonight just her fist. >> Mhm. Where where at? >> Uh just my chest and my face. >> Okay. >> Get a battery charge but I have to pay $75 for it. >> Did he did he hit did did the glass hit right there on the wall? >> What? >> Yeah. >> Is that a little dent in the wall right there? >> Oh yeah, he threw that fan over there. >> So what did so what did he throw? >> He threw the fan over there. That one. >> Okay. >> Messed it up. He threw me on the floor. >> Mhm. >> And I have had it. Broken I have no range of motion. >> Do you Do you or anything like that? Do you need a ambulance to come check you out or anything? >> No. >> Yeah. >> [snorts] >> So, you got mad because you wouldn't >> I won't give him money. >> For beer? >> And I don't have any. >> We don't have money. >> Mhm. >> We don't have any money. >> Because this is what he does. >> Let me take a look. >> Yeah, there's There's no damage, I don't think. She didn't hurt me. >> Yeah, I don't see any. Any bruising? >> She's not strong enough to hurt me. >> Okay. >> Um and maybe I'm just resentful >> Right. >> from childhood and stuff, but you know, in the past my grandmother has hit me with uh a curtain uh uh window curtain in the face. And I didn't press charges then. And I'm just You know, I'm verbally pretty I can be verbally wicked when I'm mad. >> Okay. >> But I've never used violence, never used physical violence. And I'm just tired of being hit. >> Mhm. >> And I don't think it's fair anymore. >> Okay. Uh um Has she ever hit you Has she been drinking, too, or or >> No. >> No, okay. Have you been You said Have you been drinking? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Has she ever hit you when you were when you weren't drinking? >> Uh yes. >> Okay. Okay. Um >> And and he won't take no for an answer. >> So, what got to him from throwing the fan? Like, what came made him >> That. >> So, he came upstairs Is this Is this a little weird? >> He's been doing this on and off all day. >> Mhm. Okay. [snorts] Did he put any hands on you, ma'am? >> What? >> Did he touch you or anything like >> No. >> Well, I was sleeping on my arms and he grabbed a hold of me. >> When did you When did you slap him? >> Well, uh just a little while ago. >> Was it after Was he like Oh, you slapped him on the arm? >> Yeah. >> And you're with his grandmother? >> Uh-huh. >> Okay. >> And I slapped his chest. But he weighs 200 lbs uh more than me. >> Mhm. Was he getting close to you when you slapped his chest? >> Uh-huh. >> Okay. Okay. >> And I've never, you know, done anything and he's never hurt me, but that's the first time he slammed me to the floor. >> Where did he throw you into the floor? >> My hair. >> Right here? Okay. What's your first name, ma'am? After hearing both sides, the officers understood what happened and determined who the predominant aggressor was. So, he said you guys got to arguing because you wanted to go to the store to get more alcohol, is that right? >> Yes. >> Okay. How [snorts] long or how early today have you been When did you start drinking? >> Uh I woke up early. Seven, drank, and right now I'm drinking about 2 days a week and then I passed out, >> [snorts] >> sobered up, drank some more, passed out, sobered up, and then wanted to go get two more. >> Mhm. >> I mean, you can do a breathalyzer right now if it if if I'm in the wrong. >> that's fine. Um real quick, uh I know you said things got physical between you and your mom. Um but you want to tell me about the the hole upstairs? What What happened with about that? >> About the bed? >> The hole upstairs in your mom's bedroom. >> The hole upstairs in my mom's bedroom? >> Yeah. >> What hole? >> There's a hole in the wall. Do you know anything about that? >> Which hole? >> Uh it's near the bed. Like I said, towards the window. On this side. >> I do not know about that unless I made that when I threw the fan tonight. >> Okay. All right, ma'am. So, let's have you stand up for us. >> [snorts] >> Please stand with your arms behind your back for us. Okay. >> Why am I being arrested? >> Yes, sir. >> For what? >> Um simple battery family violence and criminal trespass damage to property family violence. >> Who is the one? >> Okay. >> Officer Central 68 10-4, copy. Do you have anything right there you want to take with you? >> Um can I ask a few questions before we go? >> Sure. >> Uh why have you determined to arrest me? >> Because you were identified as the predominant aggressor in the situation. You went into your parent your mother's room starting an argument, okay, which led it to becoming physical with you putting a hole in the wall with the fan and also pushing her down. >> Even though she hit me first. >> matter. You were the one who started the initial argument. >> And that's why so I started the argument and I put the hole in the wall with when I threw the fan. >> Uh-huh. >> And and because of that even though she started the >> She's not the one pressing the charges, we are. >> You are? >> Okay. >> The state of Georgia is. >> The state of Georgia is. >> Yes, okay. >> So she has no say so in what's going on right now. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Do you want some shoes or something? >> Um well, can I ask what uh what am I going to face so when I'm going to go >> You're going to go down to the jail tonight, you'll be booked in and you'll probably see a judge tomorrow morning. >> Tomorrow morning? >> Mhm. >> And then can someone pick me up tomorrow? >> Yeah, I'm not sure if that's only if you can bond out, yes. >> I don't have any shoes. Can I get my uh what do you think I should do, my uh shoes here or my uh sandals? >> Sandals. >> Sandals? >> Yeah, sandals. >> All right. Will you stand on this floor for me? Status of any person or The or controlled contraband then need to know about. Uh I've got my prayer rope in my right pocket, I believe. Down here. >> Your what? >> My prayer rope. I'm a Greek Orthodox Christian. >> Oh, cool. >> Um I think it's in my right pocket. >> No, right there? >> Yeah. >> All right, got you. Okay. You want that to go with you or you want to >> Could be in the bag. >> I would like that to stay with me if I can. >> Yeah, you can take it with you. >> Can I just have it put back in my pocket? >> You can't put it in your pocket, it can go in your property at the jail, though. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Uh do you want me to throw out a business card for me and then I'll go you can take them and I'll give them all the information they need? >> Yeah. >> All righty. This is the case card with the case number if you want to pick up a copy of the report. >> Okay. >> Um probably give it a couple of weeks cuz we're a little backed up right now for it. And then this is like I said the Crime Victims Bill of Rights. Just a little list of resources um for victims of domestic violence. If you want to reach out to anyone if you didn't feel like you need help or need someone to needs to talk to. >> Yeah, Alan 92 or something like this. >> Yep. All righty. Is there anything else I can do for you guys? >> Okay. And then What what would it take when he gets out? >> So, yes. Um he'll have to go see the judge in the morning, so he won't receive a bond until tomorrow morning. >> Okay. >> Um and then there'll probably be a bond condition put in whether it's he can come back here but there can't be no violent contact or anything of that nature. Um just up to what the judge wants to do. >> Okay. >> So, unless he can bond out tomorrow, um he'll be in there. >> Will he go in the whole jail? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Mhm. >> Tomorrow morning. >> The man was charged with simple battery, family violence, and criminal trespass damage to property family violence. As the video comes to a close, this image shows a red-haired woman being held down by several officers. She appears to be yelling as one officer nearby holds a bright yellow taser. The officers were there for a welfare check, but the incident turned out quite chaotic. The arrest reportedly involved allegations of resisting and battery against a deputy. What do you think happened before officers took her to the ground? Share your thoughts in the comments. That wraps up today's story. If you enjoyed the video, consider subscribing to the channel and sharing your thoughts in the comments. Thanks for watching and be sure to come back for more. Until next time, stay safe and take care.