And then he checked me and shoved me in my chest. He's drunk. There he's the other one that's drunk in there. Took my arm and slammed it. You can see it's broke. Bruising up. >> We trying to We trying to sober. That's what we trying to do. >> And he I'm trying to get out the door and he takes my arm and slams Shoves it in the door. >> Deputies respond to a domestic call in Rabun County, Georgia. A woman is outside in the cold with bruising on her arm. She says the man inside shoved her and caught her arm in the door on the way out. Before they go in, she tells them one more thing. It is not about the shove. It is not about the bruise. But it is the detail that changes how that house gets approached. >> So, what's going on today? You want me to do from start to finish? >> What? >> [snorts] >> What's going on today? You want me to do it from start to finish? >> Huh? >> From start to finish, what happened? >> I woke up. Been asleep all day cuz I don't feel good. >> You live here? >> Yeah, I was. Yeah. >> Okay. >> And police were just here the other night cuz they were in here drinking and fighting. As you can tell, it's starting to look really ugly. Our arm is blue. He slammed my dang arm in the door. >> [music] >> You can feel it. And then he checked me and shoved me in my chest. He's drunk. There he's the other one that's drunk in there. And I'm just trying to find a way out of here, which I'm waiting on my ride. >> Who else is inside there? >> Johnny Riddle. >> Johnny Riddle, who's the other guy? >> Casey Riddle. >> Okay. Is this dog aggressive? >> No. No, she's not. >> All right. So, where did this occur at? >> Inside. >> Like where at in relation to the house and stuff? >> In the living room. >> All right. >> I couldn't tell you for sure. But I don't know. Oh, yeah, for sure. >> Okay. >> But I don't know. Huh? >> Where was it that happened again? >> Just a minute ago. I woke up, didn't feel good, been asleep all day. And they're bleeding and broke. And which I've reported Casey before for putting his hands on me. >> Mhm. >> And >> All right. I'm going to need that you >> And I don't even know what he did. Took my arm and slammed it. You can see it's broke. Bruised it up. Took it and slammed it in the door. Then he just tried to hit me, shove me right here. And I told him I said, "I'm recording this, I hope you know." And that's when he backed off. And then he went and was like, "I'm calling law." And he was like, "No, you ain't." And then both of them were sitting at the table and they were like, "Shut up. We're going to go behind bars." Blah blah blah blah blah. I was like, "Yeah, you are, because that's bull crap." And then I was like, "Just let me get my stuff." Which, I think I got everything. >> You have the video and stuff? >> I think I got everything. >> You have the video and stuff? >> Huh? I was trying to record it. >> I was trying to record it. >> no video? >> Well, inside. You hear him right now? >> Yes. >> Deputies have to slow everything down, because what someone says at the door and what actually happened inside are almost never the same thing. >> Well, so which door exactly? I'm just trying to piece it together. >> door. >> The front door. >> And he brought me here. >> All right. >> So, that's why I'm trying to get her out of here. >> Is there any drug use or anything going on? >> [snorts] >> Not that I know of. Unless it's probably weed, and that would be Riddle. Casey supposedly quit. I don't know. >> They're inside. With them right now? >> Yeah. >> Who's all here? What, all Riddle or who else? >> They're both drunk. >> Okay. You got your ID on you? >> I don't. It's in my car. >> Where's your car at? >> Uh, not here. You want my name? My ID number? >> All right. Just tell me what happened. >> I woke up because they were loud. He was being loud. Got your tail. I don't feel good. I'm sick. >> All right. And what time [music] did you wake up this morning? >> Uh, I've been asleep about all day. Like, I wake up and it's been What time is it now? >> It's currently 5:40 p.m. >> Okay. At about 3:30 4:00. Um They're both at the table with a whole bottle of I don't even know what you want to call it. Something moonshine something I don't know what it is can't tell you. >> Okay. >> So I could already tell they were already lit. I go in the bathroom start getting dressed and then he said, "What's your problem?" I said, "Nothing. I just woke up." And then Christian Andrew stops by here. >> Who uh who's who said that? >> Casey. >> Casey. [music] >> And then Christian Andrew stops by here. And I told Casey I said, "The dog got out you might want to go get her because she's up and hit." You know, she's got to be gash her head. She's got an ear hanging off because she chases vehicles. And he said, "You're about [ __ ] stupid." And I was like, "Why are you calling me stupid? Because I won't go chase the dog down the road?" And then he just "Get the [ __ ] out of my house." I said, "Okay Casey, but remember I don't have a way you brought me here so give me a minute so I can call somebody." Okay. Then then he proceeds to take me and shove me and my phone went flying so I had to get it and then he went like this and I said, "Go ahead because I am recording that." Of course I wasn't recording it at the time. I was just saying that so he could get off of me and he really hit me. >> All right. >> And then he I'm trying to get out the door and he takes my arm and like shoves it in the door. >> He closes the door on you? >> Like right there. >> So he put your arm >> Well, I mean I was trying to I have See the two baskets and all that stuff out there? Trying to get out the door. So yeah. He shoved me out the door [music] and I'm trying to >> Okay. So as you're going out he closes the door and your arm got caught up? >> And then my [music] No, listen. And then my um charger was right there at the wall in the window. >> Mhm. >> So I reach in there to get it and then I said, "Can I get the rest of my clothes in the bathroom?" He wouldn't let me do that so I had to I don't know. He >> [music] >> Okay. Well, I'm trying to figure out as far as the door like did he actually put your arm there and close the door on But you you were walk you were walking out of the house and he shut shut the door on you. Okay. >> And then he starts [snorts and music] freaking out because I told him I called the police and tell them I didn't You're on my side. You better tell them I didn't touch her." Blah blah blah blah blah. >> And as far as any physical altercation, did he punch you? Nothing like that? >> No, he just grabbed me and shoved me like this. >> you? Okay. All right, if you'll stand by here with with Deputy Gray, I'll be right back. Thank you. >> Oh. >> The deputy needs more than an upset person and a bruise. He needs to nail down the specific physical act, what happened, where it happened, and in what order. >> How you doing? >> You're all right, dude. >> Good. >> Mind if we come in? >> No, come >> Okay. Is anybody actively smoking the weed in here? >> No. >> Just has been? You don't smoke [snorts] weed? >> I don't do. I don't >> I can smell it from the door. >> Well, it can be from >> Does it? That travels a long way, then. What's going on today? Why are we here? What's going on today? Why are we here? >> How you doing? >> [music] >> Good. I got a cut on my hand. I'll give you a fist bump. >> I don't want to hear it. >> I ain't I don't >> I don't even know where to begin with the >> I see. So >> All I can say is the relationship >> [music] >> So kind of walk us through what's going on start to finish so we can figure this out. >> Uh She needs to come back home. She's got no way to go. >> This is home here, right? >> Yes. >> All right. So what happened then? >> Argument over apples, oranges. I don't know. >> But you tell me what went on then. If you're here, sir. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> All right. Well, just take a breath, get it get a little bit together here. Let's figure this out so we can help you out here. >> It ain't hard to do, man. >> All right. I'll do it, man. >> They love you. They love each other. >> [music] >> And when it comes We're trying to We're trying to We're trying to get sober. This woman is trying to do. >> I will >> Y'all Y'all ain't sober right now. >> I know Yeah, trust I was like I said >> No, I'm drinking. Okay? >> She's drinking, too. I know he's drinking. >> I'll be I'll tell you right now I've been drinking. I ain't >> You still on probation? >> No. >> No. >> None of None of us are on anything. We're free men. >> Okay. So, [music] you've still yet to tell me what happened. >> I don't I'm not sure. >> I know >> I know you >> I know you >> I know you I know you It's just a relationship >> Well, right now we only know one side of things, so I'm trying to hear your side. You don't tell me something, I don't have anything to go >> Deputies are not there to decide who is right in the relationship. The only question that matters for what happens next is whether something physical occurred that night. >> Well, I don't I had to I got up and it's like a 50/50. [music] >> I mean >> Y'all >> I need to hear >> Y'all need to stop. >> Um >> I need to hear what happened. >> is that she woke up I mean, like I said, me and her both is trying to get sober. >> Okay. >> We were things. >> Okay. >> [clears throat] >> I never put my hands on her. Never touched her. At all, too. >> No. >> So, I We've been together for like 3 years. She's good here, though. >> Where's she staying at? Cuz >> He's with my cousin. He slept >> Thank you for asking. >> Huh. >> He slept He slept >> Okay. [snorts] Everything's fine. We still ain't figured out what happened. >> Um >> You love her. >> Nothing happened. >> trying to get sober. Now we're here. >> Separate me and her. I mean, I It's a hard It's you know, that's the reason why the three rehabs, you know. Just separate. >> That's That's still not answering my question. We're here. And I I understand you're trying to get sober, and that's that's fantastic. Okay. So, y'all got into an argument. Okay. >> [snorts] >> And that's all it was. Just arguing. That's it. >> So, what What happened during this argument? >> Nothing. We just argued. That's it. >> What were y'all arguing over? I'm listening to you when you say like y'all trying to get sober, I get that. But you got to walk me through more than this. Okay. >> [clears throat and music] >> I guess very sorry. I'm trying my best. That's all I can say. >> Okay. So, y'all be honest with you. The reason why we're here is because we was told it's gotten physical. Mainly. There ain't nothing wrong with two grown people having a verbal argument with each other. But when one thing gets physical, that's when it becomes our business. And that's that's why we're here. So, that's So, we're trying to get We're trying to get everybody's sides of the story here. >> When someone denies everything outright, deputies are left with what they can actually document on scene. His word against hers gets them nowhere. The bruise on her arm matters more now than it did 5 minutes ago. >> Whose camera is that up there? >> They don't work. That's this guy. Someone destroyed it. >> All right. >> I wish I could, but you know. >> There's a little sign. >> They told [music] me I couldn't go in there cuz I didn't have They had a pistol underneath the pillow and his wallet and a rifle laying on the bed. Like they're both privileged. What happened is >> Shh. >> [snorts] >> Well, >> I did. >> Well, >> What's that? >> I did. >> Do I have my ID? >> I can never go in your business. >> You got any other weapons in here? >> No. No, there ain't no weapons in this house. You guys can go in there. >> Well, that's already a lie. There's guns in that room. >> Well, that's not my room. That's his room. >> I know. Well, I'm just saying. I'm just Well, I'm just saying I keep I make sure you don't get told there ain't no weapons in the house, but there is in that room. So, I'm just >> You can search that room, but we cleared it. >> Well, that's all right. >> I got you. >> If you want to, you can go to that switch behind >> Yep. All right. >> That's my No, no, my wallet's right there. >> Your wallet's right there? >> Yeah, they're both on us. >> All right. I'll follow you. >> There ain't no weapons. I swear to god. Hey. Let's get up in my cigarette right here. I'm going to let you get in this room. >> Please respect what I'm saying. There's a gun and a rifle in that room. Y'all keep [music] saying there ain't no weapons, but there's weapons. Y'all both convicted felons, ain't you? >> Yeah, we are. But, you mentioned >> I'm I'm saying. Well, you trying to hang me up on guns in his room. That's his business. >> [music] >> I'm just asking you cuz you're going in that room. >> [laughter] >> He's a good friend, man. >> Hey, you you can come back and play more Sudoku. >> He's like a good friend, man. I want to get >> [clears throat] >> Thanks for having me, say thanks. You can sit down and grab a cigarette. Where Where's it at? >> It's in my pocket. >> It's in your fingers. All right. Hidden down here. I'm >> [music] >> Can I pull up my britches up? Don't grab my finger. I'm going to let you go. I don't want to. I don't want to. >> Where's your ashtray at? >> Right here. >> Now, the call has a second risk running beside [music] the first one. Deputies still have the original complaint to work through, but a possible weapon in sight changes how careful they have to be. >> All right. I'm going to read y'all both something. okay? >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to an attorney and have him or her present with You cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer any questions without an attorney present, you have the right to stop answering those questions anytime you so Having these rights in mind, now that I've explained to you, do you understand these rights? Do you have any questions that you want to ask? So, do you understand your rights? Do you have any questions that you want to ask? What? >> [laughter] >> I'm fine. >> Yes Yes or no? Is it yes or no? I didn't dislike that. You clearly said yes or no. >> I understand. >> Okay. If I have any questions Okay. If [snorts] I have any questions, are you willing to answer them? >> Yeah. >> Yes. Okay. That's all I got to hear from That's it. I don't want there to be a Well, sure, you know, cuz sometimes it may misinterpret you. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Come on. >> Okay. Take a deep breath for a second. Listen to me. >> Morning. >> Okay? Is there anything illegal inside this house? Nothing at all? Okay. All right. I'm talking about no drugs or firearms, nothing like that. Okay. I'm just I Look, I'm asking you. I'm asking you You can smell the weed. That's why I'm asking. Is there more stuff in there? Okay. That's Hey, look. It's fine. Take a deep breath. Take a deep Take a deep breath. Yeah. >> Right here in this toolbox, >> Okay. >> is my weed. >> Okay. All right. So, you just [laughter] Look. Hey, you know, if it's a little bit of weed, I'm not even sweating. I got Okay. Well, look. You're Hey. Okay. I appreciate you being honest with me about it. Here. Sit up and take a deep breath, okay? >> Besides alcohol. >> Just sit up and take a breath for a minute, man. You're okay. >> Yes. Don't worry about it. I love you. >> I love you, too. >> Don't worry about it. So, let's get back to the first issue. >> He He lost his voice today. >> Once deputies read Miranda, the tone changes, even if nobody raises their voice. The questions may still sound casual, but the answers now matter in a different way. Well, let's get back to the first issue at hand, cuz that kind of clears up everything as far as we're here, okay? I don't >> Yes. >> want to have to sit here and go in circles with you, cuz I don't want to bother you no more than I have to already, so >> You tell me what you want. >> Well, I just trying to piece this back together about the fight, though, because All right, so I'm just asking you this. >> pulled over. >> Yeah, and that's fine. Look, look, listen to me. I understand people in relationships get disagreements. They argue about things. I get that. Okay? So, as far as it goes today, you say y'all were just arguing over >> I don't even know what the argument's over. >> Okay. All right. So, where would she have got a bruise on her arm and stuff like that from? >> never got no bruise on her. >> Well, I'm asking you, see, like did something else happen that I don't know about? Is there something Okay. >> I swear to God >> All right. Okay. >> The place you got no bruise. >> Okay. Well, I'm just asking you, cuz that's just what she showed us when we got here. >> She walked out the door and I locked it. >> Okay. And that's So, that's what I'm getting to. >> She comes and goes here like >> Okay. >> The bruise I'm talking about. >> And that's So, that's what I'm getting to. >> Well, I'm just saying, you love her her. >> All right, hang on a second. Hang on a second. So, what happened for when she was in here, y'all were arguing or >> They said he's got some weed up there in his school bag. >> That's what she told me. I'm a alcoholic. >> So, it's probably an alcoholic. >> I am I am alcoholic. I admit But I ain't I'm not going to say what I'm not going to >> As far as her going outside, and >> Nothing. >> Did y'all not >> I never walked outside. I have never never walked outside. >> So, how can we resolve this issue as far as today goes? Cuz >> I understand the other officer was out here before. >> Yes. >> There was a just I've been here once about a dog. I ain't going to fish for it. They came here over the night for for this gentleman here. >> So, what was going on then? >> Yeah, I got one out there. Once you get her stuff off the porch, I'm going to let her do it. >> Okay. Uh does she She said she had clothes in the restroom? >> She got her blanket. >> She got everything? >> Clothes, I don't know. She did. >> Okay. Well, she's claiming she got clothes. What I'm What I'm >> I don't know. >> You You're not sure? Is it okay with you if we go look? Where's the restroom at? >> She can go in the back. >> Well, where's the restroom she stated she left her clothes at? >> Probably back here in the back back here in the back. >> Okay. Flashlight. I I'm going to go double up. >> I seen the wallet and right next to the wallet [music] was a pistol. >> All right. >> There's a box of ammo back there but it's loaded. >> Have you stuck your head around in there? >> I think my visor is on there. >> All right. >> I didn't see any >> feminine clothes >> Has she got gotten all her stuff up? >> Without knowing it, Casey just placed himself in the same part of the house where Kayla said the shove happened. He is denying the physical contact, but he is not denying the location. >> All right. What up? >> Yes, sir. >> I know you've been You've been read your Miranda rights, correct? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. [music] All right. So, I'm trying to figure out what's going on here tonight in between you and Miss Kayla out there. >> It is just hard to say. >> Okay, hold on. From beginning to end, tell me what happened. From when she woke up, I want to know what happened. >> I want to know myself. >> Okay, well, just just tell me the event Ho- Hold on, Red. I'm talking to Woodall. >> I want to know myself. I don't know why she just started blaming She says I'm in a bad mood. Like I said. >> Okay. >> We're both trying to get some rob which I drink Whiskey. >> A lot of I drink a lot of whiskey. I know you see this right here. >> They don't alcohol you. >> I'm just trying to drop myself out of here, okay? I'm just >> How long have y'all been drinking? >> I was pissed. >> Since the night before or the whole day? >> No, just today. >> So, when when did y'all start? >> Probably about 12:00. >> 12:00 in the morning? >> 12:00 this afternoon. >> Oh, this afternoon, okay. All right. All right. So, she said she's in a bad mood, then what happened? >> [music] >> She got in my face, pretty much bit my nose, really. I mean, she's >> She bit your nose? >> No, I mean, she was so close. >> Oh, okay. All right. >> close. I never put my hands on her, never. No one time did I ever put my hands on her. I just wanted her to please just stop it. >> So, you you you want her to leave? >> I want her to I don't want >> Okay, she don't reside here, correct? >> No, she does not live here. >> This is your residence? >> It's my house. This is my place. >> Okay. And >> she don't >> Who else stays here? Just you and Riddle? >> And my son. >> And your son? >> But he's at my cousin's house. >> Okay. All right. >> Don't let her know we're here, though. >> Okay. >> You can join us now. >> We don't want Mouse to know about this. >> Hey, I mean, you >> All right. So, what happened after the argument, after she got in your face, what happened after that? >> Uh She got her stuff and walked out the door. >> Okay. >> That's it. That's pretty much it. >> So, no no Like, nothing physical ever happened here? >> Never, nothing physical ever >> So, so no shoving or nothing like that? >> No. No, absolutely not. I just told her to get her clothes and go, and she went out the door, she called y'all, and they said, "I know y'all here." There was no shoving. He's my god honest witness, I swear to god. I never put my hands on the girl. I just sat my ass down. >> So, you never never pushed her, never shoved her, nothing like that? >> down, right. That's what I done. I sat my ass down right in front of it. No, cuz I already know you [music] were you there. I know I ain't going to do no stupid [ __ ] like that again. I won't. No, I learned my lesson the first time. >> So, she was walking out the door >> And she closed the door >> No, as she was walking out the door, did you close the door on her? Did you close the door? >> I closed the door after she was already out of it. >> Okay, so her arm didn't get caught in the door or nothing like that? >> Her arm got in? No. >> No? >> Really? No. >> Okay. I mean, I'm I'm just asking questions. >> Oh my god. No. >> Was you Was you here during this whole thing, Mr. Riddle? >> I I was in my room >> You was in in your bedroom? >> She was storming up, honest to god. >> Okay. >> And I don't And they don't And they kept saying Riddle, Riddle, Riddle. And I didn't know if my house was on fire or what. And I And I And uh And she just gone. I never put my hands on her. I never put my hands on her. Swear to god I didn't. >> All right. Well, just hang out here and uh Sergeant Barnes going to talk to you in a minute. >> Deputies do not need a confession to make an arrest. The standard on scene is probable cause, not proof beyond a reasonable doubt. >> I got to show you the knife I used. Well, I might get arrested for that. You're going to get put in for simple battery. >> What? >> Simple battery. >> And assault. >> [snorts] >> I didn't do nothing. God damn y'all. This has worked. >> [snorts] >> You got some shoes, Casey? I just need these boots right here. You want to put these boots on? We're all going to jail tonight, folks. He's like this. >> Chainsaw him. >> Chainsaw? >> Yeah, I think so. >> Yep. All right. Stand up, Mr. >> It's not fair. It's not fair. >> Is your county jail taking her, or do you want me to take both of them? I've got a camera. >> Oh, okay. Yeah. >> All right. Stand up, Mr. Woodall. This way. This way. Just face that way for me. I'm going to double-check. Where's your ID at? Did you leave it in the house? All right. All right, Mr. Woodall, let's go ahead and take a seat. >> I will lose my baby. >> [laughter] >> I didn't do anything. I swear to God. >> All right. Well, I don't know if it's been explained to you, but I am I'm taking you to jail tonight, all right? >> I know you are. >> Your charge is going to be simple battery for shoving for shoving and closing the door on on Ms. Bishop, ma'am. >> Even if I had a witness, I never touched her. >> You said he was in the room most of the time. All right, so >> Ask him again. >> So, that's that's why you're going to jail tonight, okay? >> Oh my God. >> I'm going to buckle you in. Sit back for me. >> It's my baby over here. I didn't do anything. >> Sit back so I can turn on the seatbelt. >> I didn't do anything. I swear >> My son. >> I'm not going to do anything like that. >> [snorts] >> You got to find it. >> Yeah. >> Man, I appreciate it. So [music] >> Yeah. >> Please don't do nothing. >> Just leave it. >> You got it. I mean I know. >> That's right. >> It's like somebody did >> I don't know. 28 street flat. >> Yeah, some of them. >> [music] >> All right. >> I know I'm going to have to tell my office. >> I think there's a shed I can drop them off. >> [music] >> Do what now? >> I was going to >> It's like [ __ ] on real. I don't know if I told you yet but you know you're going to be under personal arrest as well. >> Can I sit down and put my boots >> Yeah, put your boots on. >> [snorts] >> That's Look, we ain't going We ain't going to charge you for the weed. But we're going to charge you for the felon in possession of that firearm. >> Give me a goddamn from my papa's pistol. >> You can't have it, man. >> Man, that's my grandpa's. >> I understand. >> Y'all took [music] it from me. >> Yeah. >> What do I got to do to get it back? >> Get somebody that you trust that you can sign it over to for them to come pick it up at the sheriff's office. >> How much does it cost? It doesn't like it's costing nothing. >> Really? >> I don't like to. >> Y'all want to jump my puppies. Anyway. >> You can't be in possession of a firearm or anything like this. >> You know me then. >> What's your picture? >> I can't live like that. I can't be on an arm, man, not at my home. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I [music] I don't know what to tell you on that. >> Okay. I'm sorry for this. Really I shouldn't. >> Okay. Ain't nothing personal. >> [music] >> No, that's the way I feel. >> Mhm. >> I mean, y'all lose jobs. If it wasn't for y'all, my mama couldn't walk around up and down the street. >> Mhm. >> But >> [music] >> boy, there's got to be a [ __ ] limit somewhere. >> I got you. You can petition the courts to get your rights >> You ever had a wasp in your boot? >> What? A wasp? No. >> You don't want a wasp in your boot, do >> Pretty much every night, but I'm trying to give you what I can so >> How old are you, son? >> Old enough. >> Okay. Okay. I'll give you that. >> What are you convicted for? Felony wise. >> I'm I'm Uh you'll have to look it up, man. >> Is it Is it more than one? Is it a lot? Is it something you think you could petition the courts to get your gun rights back? >> No, I can never do that. >> Okay. Y'all got Y'all got me for uh >> [music] >> possession of firearm uh 4 years ago. >> Was it Was it while in commission of another crime? >> I did a year that time. Just for having my daddy's rifle. But now y'all got my grandpa's pistol. I have to do a year for that. >> Was it Was you in a commission of another crime at that time? >> I just had it. >> You just had it? >> Yeah. >> Was you on parole? >> didn't find no dope that time. Y'all >> [music] >> What I did Well, >> Well, what we did this time we ain't just ain't charging you. By the way By the way, agree or disagree with that, we's bound to what we have to do. >> I know. >> Riddle is not describing a weapon. He is describing something his grandfather left him. That does not change what the law requires, but it does change what kind of person is standing in front of them. >> Put him in mind I gave him the I'm going to go get my gun. I want to go get that gun out of the truck before you again. >> Okay. >> And I didn't mean to send y'all in there knowing that it was I swear I didn't. I just was thinking about it cuz he had just showed me that just showed me that night. >> It don't matter if people say there's absolutely no guns in there, we always assume there is. >> Well, I mean, I didn't I wouldn't try to lie. I swear I wouldn't. >> What's your phone number? >> Uh are you willing to fill out a witness statement on the I swear what happened here tonight? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm going to go bring that. Yep. Yes, I'm in the truck right there. No, I'm not sure if I I'm not sure if I don't. >> We just Barnes probably does cuz he's in this car. We in all these trucks, we ain't got our stuff with us. >> Yeah, I've got All of that's in my car. >> Yeah, I know. Mine, too. >> Hey, Barnes. >> So, I was thinking on that last one. I was like, I didn't even have a ticket book with me. >> I would have never said go in. And I swear I wouldn't. >> No, you good. I mean, [snorts] we's going to go in even if you said you had a got a gun, you know, we still got to go in and talk to him, so. >> I didn't even think anything. >> It's part of our job. >> But I was just thinking about it once. >> Yeah. >> As soon as she told me that there was a gun in there. >> Like [ __ ] Like I >> I booked it up there. Barnes was coming out with saying he found something. >> Yeah. Well, that's That's part of our But like I said, you don't I mean, you've been living here. You You have a right [music] to go in a house with y'all, too. Especially if you got a bad guy in here and get you in. >> At least he right there. I know my hands Yeah. >> [snorts] >> Well, let Tony get you a Yeah. >> [laughter] >> Well, get that statement from him and just go inside and fill it out where it's warm and give him the statement back and just Freaking cold out here. You need this? Uh just whenever you done with it. Once you're done with it, I'll I'll read over it real quick and I'll be on my way. Take your time. >> [snorts] >> You're good. Just take your time. Um when he stabbed you, where did that happen at? Right here near the door? Okay. >> Is all the alcohol we have? >> Oh, I mean, I seen it was wet. I just didn't know if it was from the snow or what. >> him pouring it all over me. >> Well, is you staying here for the night or a couple days? >> Well, I've been living here. >> Oh, okay. How long have you been living here? >> I don't know. It's my address and everything. Um >> Oh, okay. Well, I mean, if you reside here, been living here for a while, I mean, we can't make you leave. You can you can legally stay here until you can find somebody to come get you or stuff like that. >> I told Jeff that my sister's coming. He said go inside and go inside till Beth gets >> Yeah. Yeah, you can do that. That way you're not out here in the cold. Did anybody take a picture of your arm? >> [music] >> Uh-uh. >> Okay, I'm going to do that here in a second. Oh, yeah. >> Before deputies leave, they move from scene control into documentation. That part is not dramatic on camera, but it is what makes the arrest hold together later. >> I'm sitting here out in this. I forgot about something, too. I mean, I don't know if it's anything to do with this. >> Does that have to do with what happened tonight? >> No. No. But, it's on this property and it's weapons. >> For now, this is what I'm going to worry about is this domestic that happened. I mean, he's he's already All right. He's already going to jail. >> Which I'm not a convicted felon, anyway, so >> Okay. Well, he Mr. Riddle, since the firearm was found in his bedroom where he resides, where he stays at, that's why he went to jail tonight. >> There's another one? >> Well, there was one in his room. One was found in his room. It was a revolver of some type. >> went to jail for that? >> No. No. No. Riddle. Riddle He's a convicted felon. >> So, why did Casey go to jail? >> For the simple battery. For him shoving you and shutting the door on your arm. I mean, even though it was unintentionally, you know, I'm going to still document that, but mainly it's the shoving. >> There you go. >> All right. I'm going to just read it right quick. We'll just go inside where there's light. That way I ain't got to hold my flashlight right here. All right. Other than that, I'm going to head on out of here, okay? Like I Like you know, they're both going to jail. [music] Casey's going to jail for this. You're going to be a victim in that case. Riddle's going to jail for something completely different, the firearm. Um But, other than that, if you need anything else, just holler at us. Sorry. >> Well, I'm waiting on Rob, but he's not going to instantly get out, is he? >> No. Um they're going to be there at least for 48 hours. Um I have to get warrants on both of them. >> I have to call him on my phone number to get >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that's fine. I mean, they're not coming back tonight, if that tells you anything. I mean, they're going to be sitting there until the judge sees them for first appearance and see if they can bond out. But, regardless, if he does get out, they will advise you. Um since you're the victim by law. >> though? >> Yeah. Yeah. By law. >> long as I'm not here with you. Okay. All right. Well, I appreciate it. Hope you have a better night. >> Thank you. >> Casey Derrick Woodall was arrested that evening on simple battery. John Ernest Riddle was arrested during the same call on a separate firearms charge, listed as receipt, possession, or transfer of a firearm by a convicted felon or felony first offender. We can confirm both arrests, the agency and the listed charges. What we could not confirm is how either case ended in court. Once deputies had her statement, the mark on her arm, and a witness who did not see the key moment, was that enough to take Casey in, or should they have needed more before making the arrest? Drop your take below and subscribe to the channel for more breakdowns like this.