Ma'am, come in for a second. Stop. Sir, >> listen. You got a baby. >> You don't need to stop and relax. >> Call the police. Please call the police on my behalf. I don't know what's happening. >> No, sir. I will not keep my child. Sir, sir, I'm not doing anything. >> The worst type of criminals are those who commit crimes with no care for their children, shattering the role model image their kids have of them. For what happens when officers catch parents red-handed in a crime? >> You can be honest. said everything on camera like everything you put in the stroller's on the bottom. So you want to be honest and tell us what's going on. >> We're not playing any games. We want you to ask professional in front of your child. >> Oh yeah. Yeah. We're doing everything. >> Okay. Well, we're going to make sure of that. >> But first, >> first you got to set a better example. That kid's only 9 months old. >> Does he really need to see mom and dad going to jail? >> Here are the times kids discover that their parents were criminals. Starting with the case of this intoxicated mother who didn't care if her unsupervised baby was crawling on the road. I am freaked out by all of you >> and I was trafficked as a young woman and I dealt with that. I don't trust any of you. >> Okay. Yes. Well, we're trying to help you with that. >> We're trying to help you with that. >> You have no legal right to detain me. >> This kid is out in the cold. >> Look what he has on. >> On January the 31st, 2024, officers responded to one of the most horrific 911 calls they'd ever gotten. A baby was crawling in the middle of the street with no signs of his mother being around. The officers swiftly arrived at the scene, but what they witnessed was far worse than just a typical case of a careless mother. >> Everything fine? >> Yeah. >> Obviously trying to get my son >> again. Someone called 911. >> They were concerned the baby. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay, I'll go. This is ridiculous. I was just with my girlfriend who lives here. >> Okay. Amazing. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> You said your girlfriend lives here >> so much. Yeah. >> All right. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, come here for a second. Come here. >> What do you need? >> Okay. Are you staying here at the hotel? >> No. I have a >> What room does your girlfriend live in? >> I don't need to answer that. >> Ma'am, come here for a second. Stop. >> Sir, >> listen. You got a baby. >> You don't need to. >> Stop and relax. >> No, I don't trust you. I don't know you. >> Hello, ma'am. >> Ma'am, stop. Just relax. >> Freaking me out. >> No, no, no. Relax. >> By. What the Whatever is going on. You're freaking me out. All right, relax. >> What? We got called by a fast flyer. >> You can relax. You're not an out. >> Okay. >> I literally just showed. >> Okay. >> Call my husband right now. I don't trust you. I don't know you. >> Call my husband right now. Okay. >> What's happening? >> That's okay, ma'am. Where do you live? >> I live across the street. >> Where? What's address? >> Where the is your address? >> Why do I have to answer? >> Ma'am, >> I don't know where what is happening. I feel really threatened by all of you. >> What's your number? >> Okay. >> I'm on private property. I don't know why you're even. You're not staying here. >> I'm a supervisor. >> I can pay for this. Fine. >> I don't know who you are. >> I'm the supervisor. Let me just talk to you for a second. Okay. >> Who the are these people? >> The moment the mother spotted the officers, she became extremely defensive, trying to escape the situation. But as backup arrived, she realized that was no longer an option, leaving her to act like a cornered animal. >> What is happening? >> Yeah, I don't know what's going on. >> Listen, I'm I'm Officer Charles. >> I just want to go home. I don't know what I did. >> We want to help you get home. >> Do you have a husband or someone that you can call? Can you give us his number? We'll call him so. >> Yes. We park here often to go to music class for our son. What's his phone number? What's his name? >> Matthew. >> Why are you guys all surrounding me? >> What's your name? >> No, I don't trust any of you. >> What's your name? >> Just your Just give us your first name. >> Call him again. >> I don't trust I don't know. who any of you are. >> Can we verify the phone number? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I DON'T CARE. BUT I'M FREAKING OUT BECAUSE I DON'T KNOW WHO THE you are and I don't know what I did. >> You didn't. >> I don't trust you. I just wanted to go home to my husband. >> I know. I know. >> Did you drive here, ma'am? >> I know. >> Did you drive here, ma'am? >> I just had my husband parked here. >> Okay. Where is his car at? >> Look, my car is in here. I'm just trying to go home. >> Tell me what you drive. >> What kind of car do you drive? Really? What do you need? >> Just tell me what you drive for my husband to go home. >> Yes, but we're trying to help you with that. >> We're trying to help you with that. >> So, what are you driving, man? >> Call him, please. I don't trust anybody. >> No, shut up. >> Sorry. I'm sorry. But like, he's not going to around. Just call him. I don't need to deal with anybody. >> I'm scared. Okay. I'm sorry. I've been in a hospital for the last few months. I don't want to talk to any of you. >> Please go away. >> Yes. >> I don't want to talk to any of you. >> We're not Listen, we're we're >> No, you have nothing to do with and me at all. I don't know why you're here and I'll freaked out. >> Well, listen. We'll explain it to you. >> You need What am I doing? That's illegal. >> Nothing. Sorry. All right. You mind if I explain? >> No. Wait. You Sorry. You can jail. Why am I going to jail? What the [ __ ] is happening? The woman became increasingly agitated and it was clear that she was intoxicated. If she thought pretending to cry would get her out of trouble, she was in for a big surprise. >> Please call the police on my behalf. I don't know what's happening. >> No, sir. This is my child. Sir, sir, I'm not doing anything. >> I'm not doing anything. I'm not resisting. >> You're not. You're not. It's okay. You're okay. You're okay. We're going to help you. >> No, you're not. You don't have any break. me. >> Sir, you have no legal right to detain me. >> Now listen, >> you don't >> you want to cooperate with us and get >> I've been trying to cooperate with you the whole time. >> Number we can call that we can find out what's going on. >> You have I am not doing anything. >> Anybody else besides your husband? We can call. Okay. >> Well, that was a different number she gave me. Please, >> you remember where you bought that, man? >> That's my husband's direct phone number. I don't know why I'm being arrested. >> You remember where you bought that? >> Why am I being detained? >> Why am I being detained specifically? No, I need you to tell me right now. >> We are in worried about the kid. >> Okay. >> You're not in the right state of mind right now. >> So, we're trying to get to the bottom. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> I don't even know what I'm detained for. What am I detained for? You have my ID. You have my son. What am I to pay for? >> What the am I to pay for? >> Let go of me. Let go of my son. You don't have any right to hold either of us. I don't know what I did that was illegal. >> What did I do? >> Anybody? >> You are obviously intoxicated. This kid is out in the cold. Look what he has on. Okay. >> Okay. This is the start. Now, all we're trying to do is help you. If you can give us someone that we can contact with a good number that's going to come down here and explain what's going on. >> I guess nobody gives a So, nobody's coming if they obviously haven't picked up the phone. So, I guess we have to go. I don't know what to say to you. >> So, you want to go to jail? >> No, I don't want to go to jail. My son is well taken care of. I don't know who the you are and why I'm being insane. >> All right. You want to go to jail? >> No, I don't want to go to jail. I don't know what the is happening. >> Give us a number to call. >> I'VE ALREADY SAID A COUPLE NUMBERS to call. >> They're not answering. Anybody else can call. >> Fearing for the safety of the child, the officers took the 5-year-old from the woman's arms and placed her under arrest. Yet, the woman showed no signs of deescalating the situation. Just then, they found a key witness who would further incriminate her. >> Good catch. >> What's the story? >> No one told it. >> Yeah. Where where do we think mom was? >> So mom is was supposed to be at a friend's house at One City uh Towers. I believe that's one city Towers. Okay. >> Um she was supposed to be at a friend's house. They were having a little play date after she picked up they both picked up their kids from school. >> Okay. >> Um they go to >> and it's just I don't know the name of the school, but it's just by the Perry Tropical on Dixie and just >> south of Forest Hill, I believe. Um, and she went over there for her play date. >> They were supposed to be playing with the kids. I've been trying to get a contact with her since 4:00. I can show you my phone records, text messages. Last text message I sent to her. Trying to figure out dinner for him. >> Yeah. >> Please let me know what's going on for him so he can eat. I need to know. >> Last text message I sent her. Hey, give me my son back so that way he can eat dinner and you can go do what you want to do. >> You got this together. Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. She has an issue with depression. She has an issue with alcohol. She has there's she's on medic whatsoever. And that instant implies everything. So, the voice that I heard, I don't know who which one of y'all called me, but that voice very recognizable when she's on alcohol. The last conversation I had with her was probably 40 minutes ago. And I asked her, I said, "Hey, have you been drinking? If so, stay where you're at. I will come get Hunter," which is my son, obviously. >> You can get his name, too. >> Yeah. We've been trying to figure out what his name >> is. Yeah. She's a victim right now, which she's not. told you what was all all going on. >> I can imagine I can imagine she was wandering around trying to find her car or whatever it was or >> someone called because the baby was crawling in the middle of all of >> without her. That's the call we got. >> Can I get that in writing, please? >> It's on camera. >> So, we we got to we Yeah, it's got to be documented because obviously there's children involved, stuff like that. So, you know, we had a concerned person who came over. She was hysterical because she said she saw your is it the girlfriend, wife, whatever she is. >> Um carrying the baby like she said like a rag doll is how she described it. And so she tried to stop and be like do you you know do you need assistance? Do you need help? Blah blah blah whatever. Then she followed the she tried to go through her garage and then saw the baby out here on all by by himself. So that's the call we got. >> So when we arrived she was I don't trust any of you. Get away from me. We wouldn't have to. >> No. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah, because No, absolutely not. I mean, I love the woman to death. Bottom line. >> 21. >> Yeah. >> She's an adult. She can take care of herself. >> During their conversation with the husband, the officers learned that the woman's condition stemmed from a combination of mental health problems. But that was barely an excuse for the blatant neglect on her end or the feral attitude she continued to show. I've literally expressed the entire time that I'm having a [ __ ] hard time being told like a cage [ __ ] animal. Even though you're not sure what I've done. I haven't done anything. I don't know what is going on. I have volunteered every piece of information you have asked for. And I do not wish to be obtained any further unless I'm under arrest. Open the door. Am I under arrest? Open the door. Sir, if I'm not under arrest, >> all right, get my phone out and call my attorney. This is ridiculous. Please just let me out. I am uh like I I don't understand. What do you mean? Where's my son? >> Where is your husband? >> Pardon? >> With your husband at the park. >> I don't know. He's with He's with our supervisor. He's with our supervisor. >> Okay. Can I please be the out of this car? I don't know what is happening and I feel very uneasy and y'all aren't arresting me. So, let me out right now. I'm not going to like run. I just want to be out of this vehicle so they're not under arrest. I feel very very threatened. Excuse me. I feel very threatened. I don't know if I'm not under arrest. I would like to be released. >> Hello. >> I don't know you. I don't know you. I feel very threatened. I don't know you. What's going on >> here? Stand up for me. >> I don't know who you are. What's going on? >> My name is Officer Smith. Will you stand up? >> What did I do? No, I won't. For one moment. What did I do? >> You're being arrested. >> For what? >> For your child crawling in the middle of the street. >> No, my child was not crawling in the middle of the street. Where is my husband? >> Your husband took the baby and went home. >> He was >> Huh? >> My child was not in the middle of this. >> We have a witness that states otherwise. Here, I'm taking this off. >> Okay. >> Got to go outside, sweetheart. >> Where? >> Right here in the gym. This is booking. This is a bigger facility. >> Why? >> So, like I told you, what have you been talking about? Your kid and letting them walk in the street and you saying you're not >> they're watching the video. >> Okay, cool. >> You say you had >> I don't even know. I'm just for all of you. >> What What is happening to me? Because I getting lost. So, I'm wondering what the is going on. >> Okay, we just told you. >> No, no, you haven't. Really? >> That's it. Whatever I said about your kid. >> Cuz I want to go home. >> No, >> you said my kid is out, but I [ __ ] >> That's neglect. Like, let them run into the street. >> That actually did not say it. >> That's what I say. >> The woman was eventually arrested and charged with neglect. Speaking of intoxication, this drunk woman caused a huge scene in front of her one-year-old, leaving the innocent soul scarred for life. >> He says that you broke a window at a house. >> Yes, I broke every >> We'll take the baby. Okay, you listen to me. >> Falling over. >> This officer is going to grab your arm or the child. One or the other. >> No, yes. >> Obviously, I didn't run for no reason. >> I know how. On June the 12th, 2023, officers received a call reporting a dispute. However, when the officers arrived at the scene, they realized they'd walked into pure chaos, showcasing a screaming father and a bleeding mother. >> What do you mean? You don't need to do anything. >> Come over here. Stop. >> I don't need to run. She's walking right to me. >> She just struck me in the face like seven times. >> What is going on? Please start. >> I have >> Okay, there's another officer. Go talk to them. Quit yell going. >> Please, >> please. >> What is going on? >> He's a great dad. He's a great girl. >> Just not right now. >> Okay. What's going on? >> Can I take my son home? >> What's that? Can I take my son home? >> I don't know. I got to figure out what's going on. You're bleeding. He says that you broke a window at a house. >> Yes. I broke every I I don't even know. I don't even care if somebody said I broke it. Can I please just get away from him? >> Okay. >> I'm going to take the baby. Okay. Listen to me. You are falling over. >> You're falling over. I don't want you to drop the kid. So, I'm going to take >> No. No. No. No. You will not take my No, >> dude. What is your name? >> No. >> What is your name? >> No, you will not take my time. >> What is your name? >> What is your name? >> Please. You can have my name. Okay. I don't want to fight you. I don't want to fight you. We're not going to. Okay. >> Okay. Can I take my child? >> No. I'm going to take the child here. >> This officer is going to grab your arm or the child. One or the other. >> No, don't take it. >> We're going to I don't want you to fall over. Okay. >> I don't want you to fall over. >> Walk over here to my car. This >> When officers arrived, they found the woman hysterical and extremely intoxicated. But the moment the officers tried to take her baby for its safety, she became aggressive, forcing the officers to take extreme measures in front of the confused one-year-old. >> I don't know yet. >> I just don't want her to fall. She's stumbling all over the place. >> I'm not stumbling all over the place. >> You got blood all over me now. What is your name? >> Because >> What is your name? >> My name is Monica Parkinson. And that is the child of me. Please, >> the child of you. Please don't let him. Please. You're not making any sense to me. >> Please don't let him. Please don't let him have him. >> Can you please just not let him >> have a seat? No. I don't think you understand. Get him. >> Okay. He's right here. >> Get him. NO. >> OFFICER. YES. >> OBVIOUSLY, I didn't run for no reason. >> I know how. >> Yelling. Stop yelling. >> Get him. Get him. >> The child is fine. The child's with another officer. Yes. >> The child's fine. >> You are drunk. He's better off now than he was a few minutes ago. >> Just officer. >> Okay. >> What is going on? >> Okay. >> He's safe. >> What is going on? >> Promise. Promise me that my promise me that my child is safe. >> Put your legs inside. Put your legs inside the car. I'm done listening to you. >> There's an ambulance coming. Put your legs inside. >> Her blood. >> Supposedly, she busted a bunch of windows somewhere. And she's got cuts all over her, so that would not surprise me. I only grabbed the kid because she almost fell in the yard. >> Broke a goddamn house window, dude. >> Okay, stop yelling. We're in a residential neighborhood. >> I'm sorry, man. I'm just >> I don't think the child has any cuts. I think that blood's from >> No, it's hers. It's hers. I watched her do it. >> That's what's on your forearm, too. Is that from her or >> who? Mine? >> Uh, yeah. You got some on your forearm right here. Streak down there. That's either dirt. >> No, that's dirt. That's probably from her hitting me or something. Dude, she hit me like seven or eight times in the face and stomach. >> So, as she was trying to get the car on, you basically blocked her from getting him out of the car, >> right? >> No, I didn't. I was still in the driver's seat. >> Okay. >> I didn't touch her. Not a single time. >> Okay. So, she was able to get him out of the seat. >> Yes. >> And then >> and then I just followed her. >> That's when I called the police. >> Was she hitting you when you were in the vehicle >> or when you got out? >> No. When I got out, I got out of the vehicle. That's when I called police. She was completely >> When attempts to talk to the belligerent mother did not help. Officers talked to the father instead, which revealed something terrifying. The woman's hysteria was to hide the fact that she was the aggressor >> trying to dive out of the vehicle. Um, he pulls over, she gets out, pulls the kid out of the car seat, and she just starts walking off. They're not married. That's his biological son. Um, >> her son as well. >> It's should be both their sons. Um, is my understanding, correct? >> Um, essentially, she he starts following her and she's hitting him. She hits him a couple times in the face and whatnot. Um, as he's following her, he dictated it to the uh dispatch every time she was hitting him. I can't see any marks, but he's also his face is just flushed so red, it's hard to see anything, right? >> I don't know if she was any marks, but I believe that she was hitting him pretty much >> from her behavior. >> I said she's smaller and marks anyways. Um, and then this side, >> she's so intoxicated, like I can't get anything out of her. this side of the house. She walked to the side of it and broke the uh the glass window in the door and that's the window the door or the window that glass that she ended up breaking. >> Okay. >> So, get >> um we at least have domestic right now. >> Go ahead. >> Yeah. Get all his info for domestic and we'll fill all that >> out for a female hopefully. >> Okay. So, the patient hasn't been able to tell me much. She is very intoxicated. >> Okay. >> Um she evidently they went to shade. She got extremely intoxicated at shade. They get in an argument driving down the road. She tries to drop jump out with a one and a half-year-old kid in her arms. >> So he calls 911 obviously. Then she punches a bunch of windows out of this house. She's got cuts all over. I don't think the baby has any cuts. I think the blood on the baby is from her. >> I had we had to physically separate her from the baby. She's going to be going to jail. I've just got to determine if she's going to have to have medical clearance like stitches or something before she goes or if we can just put some band-aids on. >> The officers found that on top of being drunk, the woman had hit the father multiple times and had even broken some windows while holding the baby. Despite the growing list of charges, she still wasn't finished causing trouble. >> There's some EMTs here to talk to you. >> Yeah. All right. >> All right. You can stay right there. You can stay there. I hear you're pretty >> Where's my >> cut up? Where's my fine? He's back there. He's okay. Where? >> Where? Where? >> He's with another officer. He's fine. >> Okay. No. Where? Where? Where? Where? Where? Where? >> He's with another officer. He's fine. >> Where is he going? >> I don't know yet. I'm going to get your arm up there. >> Okay. >> All right. Where? >> I don't want to talk until I know where he's at. >> You'll have to talk about that. I'm going to go look at where you're cut off. >> We're with the ambulance. >> That's fine. I'm so >> Your son is in a police cruiser with a police officer. He's fine. I don't care if he's in a police cruiser. >> Okay. >> I care if I'm with him. >> All right. Can I see your arm here? >> I'm fine. >> I won't touch you. Can I see your arm? >> No, I don't want to touch. >> All right, hun. You got blood on you. >> Of course. >> So, you're not >> What do you think can happen with drunks? >> Well, a lot of things can happen with drunks, but in this case, you got cut. I need to see where you got cut and how bad. Not respecting the drunk rule. >> All right. You got cut right there on your arm. >> That's way previous. >> No, not that. That anywhere else? >> That that that's previous came from. >> Fine. I don't care. >> Oh, I didn't see that. That's where that's where all >> Can I get to my son? Can I get to my son? >> I know right now. >> Let me get to my son. You're not going to get anything out of me because there's nothing to get. I'm fine. >> I'm okay. Can I see your head? Your face? >> Yeah, I'm fine. I've never hit anything. I never touched anything. >> Can I see this arm where you got cut? Right. >> It's on the inside. >> It's >> That was me. >> That was you? >> Yeah. Or my side. >> I don't know if they're going to >> He's one and a half years old. >> Well, I don't know. Okay. >> Uh, can we please document >> Can we please document that my my >> I'll put mine so she doesn't bleed anymore over your stuff. Okay, that's all I see. I mean, unless we see anything else. Yeah, that was >> Can we please document that my son is one and a half? >> The woman continued her act, wiping away her non-existent tears, talking nonsense, and making everyone's job harder. But the officers were done falling for her tricks. Okay, I'll take care of >> your son's fine. He's getting treated as well >> for you. You can do it entirely. >> He cannot be with his father. Please. >> Why? >> Please. >> You're going to have to explain why. Cuz right now your his father's in much better shape than you are. >> Because he's bigger. >> Because he's bigger. literally bigger. >> Okay, I'm having a really hard time understanding why it would be better for him to be with you than with the father right now because you just punched windows out of the house. You cut your arm. You may have cut your son. >> You're very drunk. >> I I The father the father's not drunk. Oh, so you think the five minutes that you have to interact with 105 >> is okay for my son to be with him. >> Much better with the father than with you. Yes, you almost fell. You punched the window. >> Education >> because my bandaid on my son is not absolutely okay with his father. >> And right now he's in the best place he can be for what's going on. Can I wrap this one? Stop. Can you please >> let me take care of you first? >> You You just don't want it there. >> Well, obviously where the cut's at and it doesn't bleed over. >> Can you please take my son out of his care? Please. >> What's wrong with the car right now? Huh? My son in his care just fell out of his receipt. So, do you know what that means? That means that you're just like chugging along getting groceries and your groceries cart and your child just falls out. >> I've got um her info in the computer >> and your child just falls out. Okay. My child just fell out while I was in >> at work. >> I'm going to get a You just left Shade, right? >> Yes. >> Do you work at Shade? >> No. >> The mother made one last desperate attempt to convince the officers with her Oscar worthy performance, but the officers weren't phased. What the officers observed at the scene was enough to convince them that they had a total nutcase on their hands. Have a seat. >> My child is not being taken for me. anything. >> My child's not being >> Your child's just getting checked by me. >> My child's not being taken from me. >> You want to do your custom now? >> Oh my god. >> My child is not being taken from me. >> Your child's currently being checked out by EMS just to make sure he has no cuts. Okay. >> Yes, that's fine. >> But he's not being taken. >> All right, Monique. At this point, you're under arrest for domestic violence. Okay. >> For what? >> Domestic violence. Oh, okay. That's fine. >> But my child is okay. >> Your child is fine. It's just a bunch of dried blood. It looks like >> 100%. >> Well, we could talk with EMS, but he looks perfectly fine with blood. >> You don't see anything? >> I saw nothing but dried blood, which I believe that's just from you. Okay. I I think your child's fine, but once again, that's fine. No, no, no, no. >> Okay, we're going to walk over to this vehicle. Okay. >> Yeah. Um, do I need anything for my phone? >> Well, we'll grab all your stuff. >> I don't even know where your phone is. It's not in your purse. >> Um, is it in the diaper bag? >> No, I don't care about it as long as my baby is okay. >> All right, go and have a seat for me. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Um, how long will this take? Well, right now you're going to end up going to regional and it will take until you can at least see the judge in the morning. >> All right. Um, they do video arignment around 9:00 a.m., I believe. >> So, why am I in this? >> In the back of the cruiser? >> Yeah. >> Because you're currently under arrest for domestic violence. >> Why domestic violence? >> Because you were hitting him. >> Who? >> And you? >> That gentleman over there. The father of your child. Okay. That's why you're currently in there. >> Oh, okay. Can you ask him for sure? >> I've already spoke with him. >> Can you ask him for sure? >> I absolutely can. Just go. >> Please. >> Please ask him. >> No. No. No. >> Never had a phone the entire time. >> No. I want to hear it. >> Nope. >> After assessing the broken windows and the crime scene themselves, the officers arrested the mother for violence. But that didn't stop the woman from grasping at straws to avoid accountability. >> You speaking with this gentleman as I pass her. your babe. >> I am not your babe. >> If you want to ask him about what I had, I don't know if that's >> Oh my god. I'm going to treat I I swear to God, I will you. >> That's not very nice. >> No, I will you. I'm stuck back here like no movement whatsoever. And here you are. You Babe, can you help me out, please? Look, I cannot do because of my hand. >> He vanished at Jake. >> That's all right. We can disregard that for now. Athens, if you get an address on the house, that advantage >> 22 Athens. >> I'm going to be on route regional with this female. Break for beginning. >> 281. >> 281. No. Crash into people. >> Just crash into people, please. >> Why do you want me to crash into people? >> No, I don't. >> Oh, I'm going to try real hard not to. >> Oh, jeez. Jesus Christ. I got myself tangled up in this. In the end, the female was charged with domestic violence. The bad parenting doesn't end there as this irresponsible couple decided to go shoplifting with their baby sat in the same cart as the stolen items. >> We're over here at Target and Lacy and I'm pretty sure me and Junior are getting arrested. Oh, do you want to recover your property? >> Yeah, go ahead. >> Let me tell him stroller and stuff. >> Okay. >> Listen down here, too. I've never committed a crime like this type of thing. >> Especially with a 9month-old. Come on. You got to start setting a better example for your kid. >> On March the 19th, 2024, police in Lacy, Washington were called to a Target store regarding a shoplifting incident in progress. But when they arrived, they were shocked to find a baby with the couple, making it apparent how criminal-minded the duo parents were. Hello. >> Hey, you too. Yeah. >> People probably stick around with him. Hey, ma'am. How's it going? Good. >> Can you guys tell us what's going on today? >> Okay. This guy's got some questions for you. Okay. >> Yeah. So, you can be honest. I have everything on camera. >> Like everything you put in the stroller, the leg goes on the bottom. So, you want to be honest and tell us what's going on. >> Yeah. >> I wasn't I wasn't on anything. >> I just want to know like why are you doing it? Like what's going on? >> Just um just a one time thing. >> It's not a one time thing. I've seen you guys here before. Like, there's no need to lie. Like, I have cameras. >> I've seen both of you here before. Okay. >> Okay. Sir, have a seat. Have a seat on the carpet. >> I just I >> Let's bring the baby over here so we don't get hit by a car. >> My problem. Who was it? >> All right. My partner will talk to you and I want to talk to you, ma'am. >> So, obviously, >> sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. >> You're going to sit down. >> Okay. You're going to go into handcuffs. Okay. Let's just do that. >> We're not playing any games. We want you to ask professional in front of your child. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. I'm doing that. >> Okay. Well, we're going to make sure of that. >> Well, we tell you to sit down and you jump up like that. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, you're wor I'm I'm I'm good. >> All right. Now, sit back down. >> Let's actually take them. Uh we can go in your office. >> Tell you what, now everybody has to see your business. We can get the baby out of the sun. Let's just go back into the office. It's a little >> Eduardo. >> Eduardo, just let you know this is all being audio and video recorded. Okay. >> The neglectful 19-year-old mother and the 23-year-old father were handcuffed and taken into the office for further interrogation. But things were about to get messy when officers realized that the full extent of their crimes Don't open. >> Okay. I'm going to talk to the employee real quick. Then I'll explain a little more to you guys and get your side of the story. Okay. >> What do you got? >> Uh came in. Should be three boxes. Two in the stroller. Another one on the bottom. I think She paid for a couple things of food and then he puts the one on the bottom and they walk out together. I think she has some random other >> Did she select any of the Legos or he's like >> I think >> or is she with him? >> Yeah, they're together the whole time. >> But she knows they're in there. >> Yeah. And she's they're together when she's the one who puts them in the shore and >> she put them in the >> So yeah, they both >> So he he selects them all though. >> That's what I'm double checking. I think she might have one too. So he selects them together and then she helps conceal >> cuz the baby's in here at the time and then they pull the baby out and other ones are in there. >> Okay. >> And I believe she has just some other stuff in here. >> I think it's like I think it's random food stuff >> that she did not pay for. >> Yeah. Goes in this one. >> Okay. So they're already in there at this point. >> Yeah. Uh and then this is where this camera should be seller. >> Not sure that >> were tag or security devices. >> No, not on those ones. >> Okay. I think we just put out a ton of them today. So I don't think they security tagged them all. They need to be. And then you open like the blanket. Okay. Then they both leave together. >> Yeah. >> She buys a couple food items and then they just meet up by the doors and walk out. >> She paid by herself. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then this one goes in open. The officer reviewed the CCTV footage, which clearly caught the couple shoplifting. What was more baffling was that none of the items were for the 9-month-old. It was obvious that the couple was extremely selfish, only fulfilling their own desires, whether it was right or wrong. >> Do you want to step out? >> Hey, thank you for you live around here. Yeah. Where you live at? I live in Shelton. >> Shelton. You guys drive all the way from Shelton for this. >> All right. So, before I ask any more questions, I'm going to advise you your rights. Okay. Right now, you're not free to leave. So, I'm going to advise you your rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can use against Unicor Law. You have the right this time to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. And you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. >> Do you understand those rights? >> With those rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me? >> Nope. You're underestimation. So, since you're detained right now, I'm going to advise you of your rights before I ask you any further questions. Okay? >> And what happens to the car? >> We'll explain all that one thing at a time. Okay? Let me invite you of your rights first. Okay? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can use against you in a court of law. >> You have the right at this time to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. >> If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be represented or a woman will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. And you can decide at any time to exercise your rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand those rights? >> Yeah. >> Those rights in mind. Do you want to talk to me? >> Um, no. >> Okay. All right. So, your car, it's up to the store here. Um, I'm looking at booking you guys both in squali jail for theft because you're under arrest for theft right now. >> We're going to work on getting a hold of somebody to come pick up your child and then Target wants to leave your car here. That's up to them. If it's on private property, >> one of us can go for the kid. No. >> At this point, no. >> Okay. >> Okay. But we want to exhaust all other alternatives before we call child protective services. >> Oh no. >> So she called your brother I think and he doesn't want he says he can drive and he doesn't so to say and says he doesn't want to bother your mom with this. Is there anybody else you can call? >> Um my sister. >> At that point the police were more concerned about the 9month old baby than the baby's own parents. It was apparent they had a case of careless parents on their hands. So the officers stepped up to take responsibility. >> Have you already uh added up the >> No, I need to get the stuff out so I can scan it. >> Oh. Do you want to recover your property? >> Yeah, go ahead. >> I saw it and stuff. >> Okay. >> Is it down here too? >> That box. Yeah. >> Normally, you have some stuff in your purse. Is it just like the apples and the cream cheese or the or tomatoes? >> You got the rest of that. >> He's got his stuff. Yeah. >> All right. Grandpa's on the way to pick up >> coming from radio 56. Okay, I think we have one shortly. Could you send them this way when they're on? >> Let me check with Sam. Just make sure he's light duty. >> No, I know. to make sure some fancy one. >> Yeah. >> So, just tomatoes in the purse. >> Yeah. Tomatoes, kimchi in the purse. Yeah. >> And these two were in the purse. And then >> but this one and this one were in the stroller. Yeah. I just got them out. >> You want me to give you them out now? >> We got to wait a little bit. >> Yeah. Just put on the receiver. We got to wait a little bit anyway. So, you got time. Let's see here. >> This one's got to be pretty spendy. >> This is 170. 179. >> So, what's the under this? What? 200 300 >> 250. I think you're going to be over that. Oh, no. This is now up to 7% last night. You're right at 750. Used to be 250. >> So, you'll be at >> So, tomorrow probably get off her. >> You don't make bail today. >> I made you make bail for her, too. >> Both of her behind. I need someone to go pay that. Oh, I can't pay myself. No, someone has to come and find you out. Bail you out. >> While waiting for someone to pick up the baby, the Target staff and officers worked on recovering the stolen items. Meanwhile, the officers were eager to get the child out of the store quickly, hoping to save the parents from further humiliation. >> If I get my today, you think I'll be out by >> I have no idea what the process would be for how long it would take by by today though, right? >> You know the fastest way to do it, though? >> Don't get in jail. >> Oh, yeah. But like you got to live and learn, you know. >> Well, I hope you can learn from this. >> Yeah, exactly. Exactly. But you I'm pretty sure you've done something stupid, too. >> Not like this. >> You've never done anything stupid. >> Not like I've never committed a crime like this type of thing. >> Especially with a 9-month-old car. >> Spread your feet. >> I think I got like >> You need knives or needles? >> Oh, those are keys. >> Any knives or needles? >> No. Can you give those to um the girl that pushes the baby? >> Yeah, >> please. That's it. Sorry. You pants again. >> Huh? >> Well, I'm not taking your pants off and just make sure you don't have concealed in there. Lift your hands up. >> Hold on. Your chain. Is that got a latch? Yeah. You want to start unlatching that? >> So, you invoked your right. So, I'm not going to ask you any questions about the theft. But come on. You got to start setting a better example for your kid. Is that your only child? >> My first. Yeah. >> First, you got to set a better example. That kid's only 9 months old. >> Mhm. >> Does he really need to see mom and dad going to jail? >> So, you talk about living and learning. >> That's what you should learn is to put him number one. Okay. If you need money for a baby, get a job cuz you're not going to be able to earn a living from jail. >> So that's what that's the lesson you need to learn. Be a father that >> you're good. >> Which car is yours? >> The blue one. It's right It's right It's right by the Is that van? >> Oh, right there. Yeah. But if you could make make uh give that to the girl that's picking up the baby. >> Yeah. Yeah. Thank you. >> On his way to the cruiser, the officer decided to teach the absent-minded father a lesson. On the other hand, one officer was briefed on the couple's notorious criminal activities prior to today. >> But you end up with a total >> of 45597. Nope. >> So I don't know if my partner explained, but I was talking to Eduardo, right? >> Mhm. So, I was talking to him in Lacy. Uh, we book on nearly 100% of thefts. Okay. Other jurisdictions will just give a citation and give you a court date, but we don't we don't do that. We have a zero tolerance policy. So, I don't think judging by you guys, you don't look like hardened criminals. So, I don't think I'll be crossing paths with you again. But, if you think about stealing and lacy, just know that it's going to land you in jail. Okay. And then how long is the trespass from Target? >> Uh well I usually just go into your guys's like the year. >> Just a year. Okay. >> So you guys will be trespassed for a year from today's date. >> Yeah. All right. Obviously, stand by the back of the car. My partner is going to search you before he puts you in the cart. >> Face cart. Wen your stance. Thank you. I'm going say, "Yeah." Oh, that's >> right there. Yeah. Perfect. >> So, they can both coordinate what they need to do. >> Do you mind if I tell her where the buddies at real quick? >> Yeah. Just hop in first. We'll let her talk to you through the window. Thank you for coming out to help. >> Job appreciates it. >> Oh, yeah. I love a little boy. >> He's hanging in there. >> As long as they identify you, we're good. >> In the end, the couple was charged with a misdemeanor count of shoplifting and were released the next day after posting bail. From theft to possessing a firearm, this dangerous woman threatened a fast food employee with a gun in front of her young daughter. >> Did you pull a firearm out and point it at someone? >> Lean on the thing. She like and pulled it out and she cocked it. She said, "What you want to do?" >> Listen, this isn't my fault. You're the one that committed felonies with your daughter. So, how did how would she have known that you had a gun on you? >> Oh my god. Please. She's so smart. She's so smart. On September the 14th, 2022, officers got a bizarre call. A mother had brandished a firearm at a McDonald's employee in front of her young daughter. The officers responded to the scene quickly, knowing any delay would not only put other people's lives in danger, but possibly the little girls as well. >> Listen, pay attention. >> Okay, I'm going to I'm going to restart. She's with an officer. 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 a lawyer and have him or her present while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, it won't be appointed representative for any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights of as I have explained? Yes. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now? Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now? So, you're not going to answer my questions? Are you Yes. You wish to talk to me or No, you don't. >> Yes. Okay. Were you at the McDonald's at the drivethru? Okay. Did you pull a firearm out and point it at someone? No. >> No. Did you pull a firearm out of your bag? >> Okay. Are you legally allowed to possess firearm? >> No, you're not legally allowed to possess firearm. >> No legal name. >> Whose firearm sold? >> Whose firearm is >> your friend gave you a gun? That sounds >> Mhm. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You don't know where the gun came from? The officers arrested the woman and questioned her, but she straight up denied all allegations. Confused, the officer then went into the McDonald's to talk to the employee and discovered shocking details the woman was trying to hide. >> You guys call about the chick with the gun. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> That was me. >> All right. So, what happened? >> So, um Okay. I was in back booth uh taking orders or whatever. She come walking up with her daughter or I guess her daughter and she was like, "Well, can you take my order?" I said, "Well, we not allowed to take orders through the drive-thru if you're not in the car." "Oh, well, you going to take my mother?" I said, "Well, I'm not allowed to." And I was going to ask her about the mobile app and tell her that we can, you know, she can order like that. We bring it out. Whatever. She just mad now. She mad cuz I want to take her order. I'm like, "It's the car behind you." Well, I want to speak to a manager that I said, "I am a manager. I'm just saying, you know, these is what you know, this is the rules. We can't do this." >> So, she getting even louder. Oh, you're unprofessional. This this that and the third. I said, "Okay, whatever." I went and got my other manager, Mariah. I said, "Mariah, would you come tell her we can't take orders through the thing? She's still being allowed religious." So Mariah like, "I'm going just take her order." So I'm like, "Well, take her order up there so I can get cuz I had cars." You know what I'm saying? >> So she end up taking her order. She move up to the front. We done. >> So she was at the intercom initially. >> No, she walked straight up to the window, the back window. Yeah. And that's where it started at. And I was telling her like, you know, can't do that. >> My my manager took her order. She like just cuz she like, "I'm not moving. I'm not leaving." Like just get her out the line. So she took her order. whatever. >> So now I'm irritated. She made me mad. I'm all type of whatever. I'm like, I'm going go smoke. So I come out here to smoke a cigarette. I lean on the thing. She seen me. She like and pulled it out. She cocked it. She said, "What you want to do?" And then you better be looking my daughter here. And right and as she doing that, I'm going to come in. My other manager coming out. She like, "Come in here." So I'm like, "Okay, >> I'mma call the police on your ass." So she's still standing here waiting to get her food and everything. And I was on the phone with y'all and I seen her walking over there. But that's what it was. I wouldn't take her order, but we're not allowed to do that if you were not in the car. So, I you mad at me for doing my job, whatever. But pulling the gun out, that was a whole different that was whole different that that was unnecessary, right? >> Like, I I wasn't threatening her or none of that. You know what I'm saying? I just simply told her, "We can't take your order from the drive-thru." And she got mad as hell and pulled that gun out, cocked the back while she was going to do something with it. >> The McDonald's manager explained that not only had the mother caused a massive scene in the drive-thru, but also pulled a gun on her. Officers needed more than just a statement, but attempting to get CCTV footage proved to be a difficult task with the uncooperative woman's behavior. >> You guys got a camera that catches right here? >> Uh, she was actually in the drive-thru, and we do have cameras in the drive-thru. >> Uh, can we try taking a look at those? >> Uh, >> cuz we caught her down here. We just need to know what all we got evidence-wise. >> Is there a way you can look at the camera? You have to talk to you. And I do not know the password. >> So yeah, you have to culture. >> Did anyone else here see her pull the gun out and all that? >> No, she was in >> I'm in the bathroom and I don't know. >> My other manager, she was coming out to get me right when she did it. And she pulled me in. So she didn't even come out. It was literally only me and maybe whoever was behind her, but they pulled off. >> Did the other manager see her pull the gun? No, she didn't see her cuz she was like in this area. So, you can't even see her when Mariah was coming out the gra. >> So, she wouldn't have even seen her anyway. >> I don't think anyone just pulled a gun out on me. >> I'm probably looking at a felony charge. >> Well, you got a weapons under and your CCW. Okay. So, CCW is a felony 43. I believe weapons under is a F4 F3. menacing is a is a misdemeanor of the first degree. So per our policy, >> huh? >> So what? >> It's a misdemeanor of the first degree for aggravated men. So So listen, please don't interrupt me. >> Okay. So per our policy, we can't just call someone to come pick her up for a felony charge. We have to we have to call Son County. >> No. Listen. Listen. Don't interrupt me, please. Okay. Listen to what I'm saying. I'm trying I'm trying to help you. Will you I'm trying to help you. Will you listen? >> Well, when I drove past, >> are you are you going to listen and not inter are you going to not interrupt me? >> Okay. So, we have to call CSB and get them involved. >> However, are you are you listening? >> Okay. So, we can give them the name of your other daughter. Is your other daughter over 18? >> Okay. So, we can give them we can give them her name and she can probably be released into her custody as long as she Oh, we're in there. >> We, like I said, we can probably get her released in your daughter's custody as long as your daughter is is able to pass a background check through. >> Would your daughter be able to? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Listen, this isn't my fault. You're the one that committed felonies with your daughter. >> The lady she was coming to. She came outside. There's a thing outside, man. That's not right. Very concise. You unprofessional today. >> Unprofessional doesn't mean you get to pull a gun on somebody. >> I did not put no gun on her. >> I got an officer down here who's pulling video right now. >> You going to see I did not put a gun on her? >> So, you didn't pull the gun out and rack the slide and put it back in the uh in the back. >> That's not what happened. >> No, I didn't pull a gun on her. >> So, how did how would she have known that you had a gun on you? exactly the description of the gun >> that you had on you. >> Instead of focusing on her daughter's well-being, the woman kept on defending herself, blatantly lying about the incident, not knowing that the officers were reviewing the footage that showed her brandishing the firearm. >> I ask you where would So, where would you want to go spend the night? >> Your grandmas, your grandpas, your cousins. >> Or I could go to my sister's house. Yeah. >> How old is your sister? >> Um, she is 20. >> She's 20. >> Yes. >> Where does she live? >> She lives um she lives on. >> Do you know her name? >> Yes, >> girl. You got to write that out. >> Yes. >> What's her birthday? Do you know? >> Um, >> she's been challenging me with all these names. I swear it's like >> I don't know how to spell a beer. >> You think I might know how to spell? >> Oh, I got their names in my phone and I don't need my assist. >> Where's your phone at? >> At my house. >> I keep charged for school. >> Well, she knows all the right people. She was telling us >> Oh my god. She's so smart. >> She's so smart. >> Walk down. >> Okay. She is. >> In the end, the woman was charged with aggravated menacing, carrying a concealed weapon and possession of a weapon under disability. They get worse one after the other as this Florida mom went to celebrate Mother's Day at a club, leaving her kids unsupervised at home. >> Where's mommy? >> You don't know what she's here today at all? Is daddy around? Like, daddy, do you live with your daddy? Does he live here? >> No. >> There's alcohol within reach of the children. I promise I didn't neglect my baby. >> On May the 8th, 2024 in West Palm Beach, Florida, police responded to a call from a local apartment complex. The resident reported finding a child outside with no guardian around. But little did officers know they'd be encountering one of the most irresponsible mothers they'd ever met. >> How you doing? You guys found the little boy? >> Yeah, that's the little boy. Which one? Show me which one. This one. Hello. Hello. >> He seen him on the pool, but I found there are two young kids. >> Do you know where to live? >> Looks like it was helping us. >> He probably escaped. He probably walked out. We're responding to Martin 303. >> The door was locked. >> Is it empty? West Palm Beach Police. >> Hello, buddy. How are you? >> Are you okay? Are you here by yourself? Where's mommy and daddy? >> No parents, two minor. >> Are you doing it by yourself? Who are you with? Tisha. That's mommy. Teresa, >> who's your mommy? >> Huh? >> Where is she at? Do you know her phone number? Where's mommy? >> You don't know where she's at? Was she here today at all? >> She was here. What time? >> When was the last time you saw mommy? >> Do you know her phone number? You don't know her phone number? >> Okay. All right. >> When the officers asked the four-year-old to lead them to his home, he led them to an unlocked apartment. Inside, they uncovered a 7-year-old child left completely alone who had concerning things to say. >> Is daddy around? Like, daddy, do you live with your daddy? Does he live here? >> No. >> No, he doesn't live here. >> No. >> Do you have the same father? >> Yes. >> Yes. Where's he at? >> He's DJing. He's a DJ. Do you know where he works? >> Is there a party? >> Yes. DJ at Legacy. >> Legacy. >> Okay. What's your dad's name? >> DJ. >> That's his name. DJ. No. Oh, look. >> Do you know the password for the phone? >> Derek. >> They have They have They have the phone numbers in that one, right? >> Okay. Sweet. Whose phone is that? >> My mom's. >> Your mom's phone? >> Yeah. But that's not the >> second phone. That's the phone that she normally uses. Is this the one she let you guys use? >> Yeah. >> No phone numbers for daddy, grandma. You guys wake up. Let me ask you something. >> Why did you leave the house? Why did you walk out? Look at what time it is. And then he was outside of the house. He was outside. >> Yes, he was outside of the house on a neighbor outside. No. >> Yes. >> Yep. >> Don't lie. Hey, don't lie. >> You know where we found you. You were your neighbor. >> The conversation with the 7-year-old was both surprising and horrifying. Later, the officers found a second phone that belonged to Tyresa, the mother, and were able to locate her at a nearby lounge. Before they confronted her, the officers first discussed the horrors of the house. >> There's alcohol within reach of the children, not to mention the third floor video of the children watching a video of a snake in the pool. And the little guy was curious of the snake. I said, "How you guys you guys know how to swim? Don't know how to swim. How do you guys get in the pool?" They climb over the fence or they put a jam wherever the door is. They jam the door. They get in the pool. Neither one know how to swim. They didn't have they're obliv they are clues when it comes to life savers. Um we couldn't provide a phone number. So bottom long story short, we have to >> couldn't provide a number for who? >> For anybody that could take care of them if if there's an emergency or something. They claim there's a girl by the name of Stacy, which is an older step sister and try that. That that was the first thing we did on scene. >> I took a picture of the nightstand. There's alcohol right next where there's there's a flask. There's a >> within range. >> Yes. I took a picture of the kids standing over the knife. I can just grab it. One of them knew what the name of it. >> And you have this here is obviously a concern here. Third floor. >> Third floor. >> You have stairs have stairs, you know, >> over there leaning down. >> Mhm. >> Stairs. The pool. I would speak to him. Try to get a time frame what time they left. that they left together and then just to see if we could narrow it down a little more. >> Okay. >> While waiting for Tyresa to come back home, the officers uncovered several dangerous hazards around the apartment. Eventually, the mother returned with a friend and officers decided to confront him first. >> We're called here because a child was found wandering >> outside. >> Outside. >> Okay. >> Not exactly where. >> No adult was here. >> No adult was here. Um, we made an attempt, contact the child, the the mom. We got a hold of the mom and we learned that you guys were out. Mhm. >> Correct. Okay. Do you do you have any knowledge of who was supposed to be taking care of the children? >> No. I This is my first time even coming here. I She probably just moved here. >> Okay. What time do you guys leave? What? What? What time? How do you guys uh coordinated going out? >> Well, I we met up there. >> Oh, you guys met at the place? >> Yeah. >> Also, you had no clue? >> No, there's no idea. >> Okay. Where do you guys meet up? >> Uh the lounge right up here in Legacy. >> So, how do you learn about the situation? >> Outside. Um we were just standing outside the place to leave and she said something about somebody was outside and she just pulled off. So I followed her. >> Okay. >> Did she say exactly what what happened that she had to leave? >> No, she just like pulled up. That's why I ple up her and then I called her when I got here. I'm like, "What apartment are you in? >> I don't even know where you at." >> Okay. >> You said something about the kids need to go somewhere. So where are they? >> I'm sorry. >> She said the kids are needing to go somewhere. >> I'm sorry. The kids what? >> Need to go somewhere. What does that mean? >> What do you mean they need to go somewhere? >> That's what she called me and told me. She said that kids needed to need needed you guys needed me to take the kids to her grandma house. >> I'm not sure about all that. I don't know how that got to you. >> Yeah, she called me. So, >> but is there a grandma that would take her as a kids? >> Yeah. >> Who was she? >> Uh, last name Smith. I don't know her name. >> After questioning her friend, Tyrisha was interviewed by the police off camera. She revealed that she had been at a club, ironically celebrating Mother's Day with the children's father. It was safe to say the officers were appalled by her negligence. >> My cars are over there. >> The way we came. >> Okay. >> I promise this baby. >> Listen. >> Can I say something? Let's go. Uh who used to say listen? Unfortunately, thankfully, right, >> sometimes things happen for a reason, right? Everything's going to be a learning lesson. I've had the misfortune to respond, listen to this, okay? To a case where the mother neglected the child, a 2-year-old boy, and walked into a pond, and we lost him. Okay. So it it's it's very tough, you know. Um you're being arrested. This is not a conviction. Conviction. You have to be found guilty of the crime. Arrest or blown out of proportion. Anybody could be arrested for any reason. You can get drive with a suspended license. You can get arrested. Okay? You get booked and you get basically gets documented. You're in the system. Basically, in the criminal justice system, right? Uh, this is not gonna destroy your life. My >> job is gonna fight. >> Why would they do that? Why would they do that? Huh? Do you Okay. Do you work at a daycare? >> I work at a hotel. >> Okay. So, Okay. So, you're not around children. So, essentially, this case is like totally for the most part unrelated to your job functions, I believe. So, I wouldn't be so worried about that. This is my cruiser right here. Uh, man, is is Charlie 6 available? >> Yep. Okay. Uh, give me one second with the back of my hand. Okay. All right. Uh, move up a little bit. Okay. On camera right here. Okay. Good. Got your waistband. You don't have any pockets. Good to go. >> Tyresa sobbed all the way to the car, claiming that she wasn't neglectful. But the sad part was that Tyresa seemed more concerned about losing her job than her children. This one shoes off. Okay. Uh want to go in here. I'm just make sure this room is clear. >> It's good to go. Check it. >> Huh? >> No. Is it? >> It's good. Um, we're going to go. He's going to do some paperwork so we can get you out of the paint. Just hang out for a minute while he does the paperwork. Okay. >> All right. Go in here. All right. So, I'm going to uncover here. Lean over the waist. Lean over the waist. Spray your balms. Spray your balms. Okay. Just have a seat. Trust me, I want to leave as much as you do. In the end, Tyrisha Blunson was charged with two counts of felony neglect. While Tyresa was guilty of not being at home, it doesn't compare to this mother who got into a violent dispute with her own kids. >> GET HIM OUT. >> MA'AM, YOU NEED TO CALM DOWN. SIT DOWN. OKAY. >> GET THEM OUT OF MY FACE. >> NO. On October the 23rd, 2019, police officers were dispatched following a call about a family dispute. And so they showed up, not realizing how out of control the situation was going to be. >> What's up? Well, what are they here for? >> I have no idea. >> What's up? I need to get outside. Um, y'all need to step outside. Y asked to come in here. >> No. Mom, get >> No, no, no, no. But why are THEY EVEN IN HERE? Get out of here. I DON'T KNOW. >> GET HIM OUT THIS MA'AM. MA'AM, YOU NEED TO CALM DOWN. SIT DOWN. OKAY, CALM DOWN AND SIT DOWN. OKAY, >> GET OUT OF MY FACE. GET HIM OUT OF MY FACE. >> NO. GET OUT OF MY FACE. >> CHRISTIE, OBVIOUSLY THERE'S SOMETHING WRONG. >> I WANT YOU OUT OF MY HOUSE. GET HIM OUT. GET HIM OUT >> BECAUSE OF THE POLICE. Don't give A >> ELA. Who else IS HERE? >> NOBODY. GET THEM OUT OF HERE. >> They're not EVEN ALLOWED HERE. THEY JUST WALK IN HERE. GET THEM OUT. >> NO. Get them out. >> You're breaking stuff. >> Get them out. >> GET THEM OUT. THIS IS YOUR HOUSE. GET OUT. YOU DIDN'T LET THEM IN HERE. >> I don't care. BUT YOU'RE NOT ALLOWED IN THIS HOUSE. YOU ARE ALLOWED HERE. >> NO, YOU DIDN'T. YOU HAVE A WRESTLING. >> You cannot be here. Right back. Get him out. See, I'm telling THEM THEY DON'T LISTEN. WHAT ARE WE HERE FOR? >> WE WERE CALLED HERE. >> OKAY. FOR WHAT? I DON'T WANT TO BREAK. OKAY. IS THERE OKAY. IS THERE an Eric? >> Is there an Eric or an Erica? >> Who's Erica? >> Eric. >> My son. Eric. >> Okay. >> Okay. Why? >> How old is Erica? >> It doesn't matter. Why are you pushing me? >> I'm not in the Christie. >> I don't want to hear nothing. >> I'm going to answer them. Okay. I don't want to hear nothing if I'M NOT UNDER ARREST. I HAVE NOTHING TO SAY. Just leave me alone. I don't care. >> We're throwing things and breaking things. And >> somebody was Eric Carter said that. >> ERIC SAID THAT. SO >> JUST GO talk to me. >> I don't want to talk. I DON'T WANT TO TALK. >> FIND OUT WHY SOMEBODY is so scared that you're breaking things. >> That's what Eric said. >> That they feel unsafe. While she continued acting erratic and out of control, the cops tried to accommodate her and calmly explain the situation in hopes that she wouldn't have to get arrested, at least for now. >> Okay, nobody asked you to come in here. Nobody was breaking anything internally. >> No, Eric said that I was breaking things. Get him out of here. GET HIM OUT OF HERE. >> Gentlemen is talking. >> Get him out here. >> Obviously, there's an issue here. Okay. >> Get him out here now, >> Christie. Obviously, there's an issue here. >> Get him out. Okay, >> get him out. >> How old is your son, dude? >> I don't want to talk. I don't want to talk. >> Well, that we're beyond that right now. Okay. >> Okay. Well, we're beyond that. I have nothing to say. >> Okay. >> I have nothing to say. >> Obviously, somebody felt unsafe here to the point. >> Nobody feels unsafe here. >> Why were we called? >> Okay. I'm not talking anymore. That's it. I'm not talking. I have nothing to say. So, you're just going to let all these people in here. >> THEY WON'T LET me get Aaron. He's talking to Eric. He won't let me get Aaron. >> Okay. >> Can you talk to him for a second? No, I don't want to talk. >> I don't want to talk. What? What's going on here this morning? I don't want to talk. Obviously, you guys are fighting or there's something Whose home Whose home is this? >> My mom's home. >> It's your mom's home. >> She lives in the back and I live in the front and she's this here with me. >> Okay. Who all lives here? >> I understand it's your mom's house, but who all lives here permanently? >> Um Eric and the two boys. >> Mhm. >> And um Nene and her and I. >> Okay. So, several people live here. Okay. So, you are >> I don't want to talk. I'm not talking. I have nothing to say to you guys. I didn't call you. I have nothing to say. Nothing at all. >> I don't know what happened. I was >> Somebody called us. >> Okay. I don't really care. >> Somebody called us and said that you were having some type of episode where you were throwing things. It felt unsafe. >> Oh, is that what they said? >> And you had been asked to leave. >> Oh, really? By who? >> That's what I'm trying to >> Really? By who? Who was I asked to leave by? >> I would love to. That's why I asked you. >> I don't want to talk. There's nothing to say. >> So when I find out that you're present here, then I can tell that person that if they ask you to leave. >> Okay. I I don't want to talk, ma'am. I have nothing to say. >> Okay. >> Whoever felts unsafe, they need to come out and say they feel unsafe. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Who asked me to leave, they need to come ask me to leave. And I >> So it's full of So I have nothing to say. >> Well, that's all. But while I'm here conducting my investigation, >> there is no investigation to conduct. Ma'am, >> there is obvious obviously there's something who called. >> That's what we're trying to do. >> Figure out who called. >> That's what >> I have nothing to say. I have nothing to say. >> For someone who had nothing to say, she was actually talking a lot and the police started realizing that she was more out of control and entitled than they initially thought she was. >> This would go a lot easier. A lot >> I understand, sir, but I have nothing to say. >> You've done a lot of talking. Let me talk. >> Okay, go ahead. >> So, this would go a lot smoother. a lot easier if we would know. We could find >> What do you need to know? >> Can I talk? >> Not really, cuz I have nothing to say. >> You don't have to say anything. This is the best part about it. You don't have to say anything. You can just listen right now. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> We don't have a crystal ball. We're human. We don't have a crystal ball. This could go a lot easier and a lot smoother if you would just tell us what happened. That's it. >> Okay. I understand that you're the police, but you're not going to save the day here. There's nothing to say. There's other people at Duvall that need to be worried about. I just don't have nothing. >> Other officers on them about that. >> Oh, okay. Great. Perfect. >> What I'm saying is >> they need another hand. >> We could get out of your house a lot quicker and a lot out of your hair. >> I didn't even let you in this house. >> Listen, we're here. >> We can get out of your hair a lot quicker. >> Nobody allowed you guys in this house. >> For somebody that doesn't want to talk, you >> Nobody allowed you in this house, though. >> No out there opened the door and said, "Yes, please come in." >> MY MOM NEVER ONCE said that. And that is on your video camera, man. She never once SAID, "PLEASE COME IN." YOU GUYS LIVE IN un invited. >> Your your son is very upset right now about >> My son is very upset. Okay. >> You're upset >> and right now he's he called because he was scared. >> My son called. He called cuz I said I was going to call. >> Right. He called cuz he's scared because of this of of you doing this. >> That's full. That's full with the great grandma in here on the couch trying to get her to get go outside. >> So why you crying? If if there's nothing that's happened, >> there's nothing that you know, sir. >> You just cry. >> I DON'T WANT TO ABOUT IT. I DON'T WANT TO TALK ABOUT IT. IT'S BETWEEN ME AND MY SON. THAT'S IT. I don't WANT TO TALK ABOUT IT. SO, STOP ASKING. I'M NOT SAYING. DO WHAT YOU GOT TO DO AND THAT'S IT. >> OKAY. WELL, just so you know, Christy, every family fights. Every family argues. >> I don't want to talk. >> Every mom yells at her kid and kids always yell back and that's no big deal. It happens. Every family goes through that. But once things start breaking and you have broken glass in an area where everybody's living, animals are walking, your children >> that didn't break >> that >> that didn't break right now. You guys don't know >> because the glass in the mirror is still that wasn't broken right now. >> If this was broken weeks ago, somebody probably would have cleaned up the glass. >> It wouldn't break. You don't understand what happened. >> And I would love to if you would JUST >> IT'S MY SON. OKAY, that's it. >> I would love to know what's going on right now. We're not here cuz anybody's in trouble. We're here to help you guys get through whatever it is that you guys are fighting about. >> You know, like we're not here to take anybody to jail. We're not here to get, you know, anybody in trouble. >> What am I going to go to jail for? >> No, I'm just saying we're not here because in trouble. We're here because somebody was scared and called us and we're here to try to jail for >> nothing. >> Exactly. That's what I'm saying. You're not in trouble. We're here to help you guys. >> There's nothing to help you. Obviously, somebody called us because there's nothing to help. I'm sorry, but there's nothing to >> So, is there anything else? >> Saying that over and over again doesn't make it more true. >> Another officer attempted to find out what had happened from other members of the family, and it became evident that the call was actually not an accident. >> What's going on with her right now? >> I don't know. Her and my mom got into it. That's all I know. She called me at work. I rushed over here and I guess Eric and her got into it. I don't know. >> Okay. >> So, because Eric called us. >> I know he did. >> Okay. So, >> but I don't want her to know that because then she's going to take it out on me. >> Yeah. No, I understand. Okay. So, so you do So, we're just trying to figure out who Eric was to begin with. So, that's why >> they don't get along, you know. Okay. >> They don't get along. >> How old is Eric? >> 17. >> 17. Okay. And where's uh your mom at? You said she's in the back. She's in the back. And they got into it first. >> I guess I was at work. >> You were at work. Okay. So, you just got here. Okay. So, I'm going to take Christie to go for a ride. >> You're not taking me anywhere. Eric called the police and said he was in danger. >> WHAT? >> ERIC CALLED THE POLICE AND SAID HE WAS IN DANGER. >> He said he was worried BECAUSE >> HE WAS WORRIED. He Mia, stop twisting your words. You said he WAS IN DANGER. HE FELT SCARED FOR his life. Stop. You're telling me one THING AND THEN TWISTED MY WORDS. That's exactly what you said, right? >> It is. >> OKAY. SO, PLEASE STOP SAYING THAT. I'M NOT SAYING >> DANGER WAS THE WORD danger was not used. >> He was scared for like fear. Same thing. Same thing. Okay. Same thing. But stop twisting my words. This is why I don't speak to you guys >> because one thing is said and then YOU GUYS FLIP IT. I HAVE NOTHING to say to you guys. Nothing. >> I said danger. Nobody else said danger. >> I I said danger when I came in that somebody said that they were upset cuz I have nothing to say. >> Nothing. >> Okay. Well, here's the thing. >> Okay. She was willing to talk to us and explain us everything. >> I have nothing to say. >> Your son was willing to talk to us. >> I don't have nothing to say. >> Why are you the only one? >> Because whatever I say to you is going to change anything. >> You know what's cool about these things? >> It's not going to change anything. >> Hey, you know what's cool about these? >> I don't care. >> They don't twist anything. >> I don't care. >> Good. Then hers is not twisted, >> right? >> So whatever you say isn't going to be twisted on video. >> SO WHAT AM I SAYING? >> WHAT IF YOU'RE SAYING THAT SHE'S TWISTING her words? SHE SAID EXACTLY WHAT I SAID. MOM, JUST GET HIM. IF NOTHING'S going to be done, just get him. Ouch. I have nothing. Whatever I say is whatever I tell you is not going to change anything. >> So, stop asking what's going to happen. >> So, Eric said, tell him he was scared for life. >> What did Eric say? >> He was scared that you were breaking things, but he wasn't scared for his life. >> And then what else? What? What else was that, Pam? What else was that? >> Go ahead. You told me. Go ahead and tell. >> He called us and said you were breaking things here. >> You're not going to say what you just told me. that they were in danger and everything else >> that they were scared because you were breaking stuff. >> When when things are broken, >> when there's broken glass, it threatens people's safety. Okay, >> it's on her video. Just >> when there's broken glass, it threatens people safety. >> Please get up. >> The police tried to calmly talk to her, but she was too much in her head to be reasoned with to the point where she started acting as a victim. >> But I'm going to pick up the glass, so there's not going to be no safety problems. You got to understand, what was your name? >> Alba. Alba. You got to understand, we we come in we come into something that we're not involved in obviously, but that's what we come in in for to make sure that everything's okay. Make sure people are okay. Make sure that it's not going to escalate further. And once we leave, we have to leave here know we have to leave here being comfortable that nothing else is going to happen. So, can you please leave? >> I'm not going anywhere. If anybody has to go, it's these three officers. >> Nobody else. Like I was saying, we have to leave here knowing being comfortable with policy and and personally that everything is going to be copathetic once we leave. >> Mom, whatever they say is not true. They all twist their words and it's always lies. I know. I'm don't believe none of them. She just told me a whole thing. He's going to come in and tell me. HE'S GOING TO TAKE YOU OUTSIDE to just to tell you to pull you over. >> No. How are you going to tell me stuff? He's going to come in and say you didn't tell me. >> What are you afraid of? I don't have nothing. I'm not afraid of anything. >> Then just talk to me about whatever the argument is going on this morning. >> I don't want to talk to you. There's nothing for us to talk about. >> Just leave. >> Obviously, there's something going on here. >> I just need you guys to leave. I don't want to talk TO YOU GUYS. I DON'T NOTHING. THAT GUY, I DON'T EVEN WANT TO HEAR. HE'S A LIKE HOW IS HE GOING TO COME IN HERE AND SAY YOU DIDN'T SAY SOMETHING? He's full of [ __ ] >> Isn't here at first when I was >> But how is he going to try to intervene and say SHE DIDN'T SAY THAT? LIKE, are you kidding me? Don't talk WHEN YOU DON'T KNOW. THAT'S THE PROBLEM. >> WELL, here here's just so you understand how this works. >> I don't even want to hear. >> Somebody calls her. Dispatch, dispatch calls us. >> So, we're going to be okay. >> I'm not going anywhere. >> Okay. >> Especially with this guy. Like, he's just >> this guy here. The police decided to question the real victim who appeared visibly shaken and upset to the point where he couldn't get his words out straight. >> So what what's going on? Why is she so worked up? >> Cuz her mother in the back, >> right, >> came in here supposedly talking crap. >> Okay. So your mom I saw her sitting in the backyard back there. Your mom. >> Okay. So there's no problems. We're going to handle it internally. >> Okay. >> Yes, Eric. >> No. No. >> Yes. >> Okay. Did you call then? Okay. So what happened, Eric? Okay. >> It's all right. It's all right. Relax, brother. Relax. We'll take care of it. >> You okay? >> All right. >> They always breaking stuff in here, causing problems for the family. >> Okay. >> And nobody in his house likes her. >> Does she live here? >> Yeah, >> she does. Okay. So So are you guys brothers? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And And who is she? Yeah. Who is she to you? >> What? >> Just shut up. I don't want her in this house no more. She came here cuz she drives her car cuz she loves her. She's like really old. >> Okay. >> And she's she's like basically destroyed that car. >> Okay. >> And she was talking and then she was like she got mad cuz she's talking crap. >> She came in here. >> Yeah. Cuz this is our house. >> Okay. Okay. The grandma outside came came in here and she was talking like saying stuff to you guys. >> No, not us. In here. >> Okay. >> And then she was like, "Get her out of here. I'm start breaking everything in this house." And she started breaking stuff. So I go out. I was like, "Stop breaking stuff." >> Okay. >> And then >> what did she break? >> And she broke the mirror out there. >> Okay. >> You like like the door frame. >> She She wanted your grandmother out. Is that That's your grandmother, right? >> Great grandmother. >> Great grandmother. So So this is And who is she to you? the one the ones yelling. Okay. So, your mom wanted your grand great-grandmother out of the house >> and she said if she doesn't get out of the house, I'm going to start breaking things. And your mom started breaking things. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. >> So, she got by the door. So, I like tried to like push her out cuz I >> Your mom your mom. >> Yeah. I breaking stuff and then she was like, "Oh, I'm calling the police to put charges on." I was like, "All right, call them." >> Okay. >> And she's always said she's going to call the police, but she don't. And I was like, "I'm tired of this." So, I call the police myself. Yeah. >> I don't know. >> No, no, you're not in trouble anymore. >> We're worried and scared because she's going crazy breaking stuff. You're trying to get her outside the house and then you did and did she leave or did she stay or stay >> and then you just came here and called? >> I came back here and called. >> Okay. All right. >> You see how she act when you guys came in? >> Yeah. >> This is crazy. >> Did she put her hands on you at all? No. >> No. Did she push you? Did she do anything like that? >> You were just trying to get her outside to get her to calm down. push you outside. Close the door. >> So, listen. Let me ask you this, Eric. You called. Okay. So, so this is >> Eric. You told him you were scared for your life. >> He didn't say that. >> No, I'm asking him. Did you say that? >> No. >> Well, how come she's telling your mom that? >> What did you say? >> I said he called because he was scared cuz she was breaking things. That's what made him call. >> While the other family members tried to get the police to leave, the victim showed concern that the situation would get messier. whose mother was not dealt with, sparking more concern from the officer. >> But you're not scared for your life, right? >> If that gets your roof, then yeah. >> If what? >> If that gets your roof in this house, see? Yeah. >> Eric, stop looking for problems. Stop look. Come on. Let's go. Let's go for a ride. >> Not going nowhere. >> Eric, please. >> Mhm. I'm tired of her. >> Shut up and don't say nothing that you're going to regret later. If that takes her away, then yes, I'm scared for my life. >> Okay. So, >> she gets like crazy for no reason. >> Okay. Um, what did she break in? Obviously, she broke the mirror. What else did she break in there? >> If you see the like the door frame over there, that's broken. And then she was in the kitchen. I heard like some like glass limbs just >> Yeah, there's broken glasses like mugs and stuff in the kitchen on the floor. must have been plates or freaking cups >> when she was um when she was breaking things that she didn't push you or hit you or anything like that. Did you know did you uh did you feel like she was going to hurt you or did she make any threats to you? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> What did she say to you that was >> like, "Oh, I'm beat you." Like, man, I don't care. And then like she was saying, "I'm going to beat you and break your jaw." All that. She said all that. >> Okay. So, she's making threats to you saying she was going to beat What? Like cuz you were trying to get her out of the house or get her to calm down. And she said, "I'm I'm gonna I'll break your jaw." >> Yeah. And I'll beat you like a man. Lily, I was sitting right here. >> Uh-huh. >> And she kept coming to the door saying, "Oh, I'mma beat you like a man. Beat you like a man." And she's mad because that I tell my brother the truth. >> Mhm. >> The heat does not like her >> and my other little brother does not like her. >> Nobody likes her. >> Is that their mom, too? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You're all three. Her kids. Where's your other little brother? school. >> School. Okay. So, when she So, was the door open when she was she was standing here in the doorway saying that to you? >> I'm going to beat you like a man >> I'm like, "All right, all right. All right." And I'm not worried because I know you guys are coming, man. >> And I'm not. >> Is that why you called? Because you figured that's what she was probably going to do or >> Yeah, cuz then if I hit her, I get to not going to touch the >> right. Okay. All right, brother. Listen, just like I said, you did the right thing. I just want to make sure that we got a, you know, that I got the complete story. Okay. >> Since she had not been cooperative at all, the cops decided to show her that actions do have consequences. >> Stand up. >> For what? >> Come on. You're going to jail. >> What am I going to jail for? >> Stand up. >> What am I going to jail for? >> Behind your back. >> What am I going to jail for? >> Or it'll be worse. >> What am I going to jail for? >> Domestic. >> How is it domestic? I didn't put my hands on anybody. >> Anyone? >> No. You know what? >> You know what assault is? >> Placing somebody in fear because of your actions. >> My actions cuz >> Are you serious? I didn't put What are my actions? >> We'll explain all to you when we get outside. >> All right. >> Can you walk with them outside? I didn't. >> All right. Let's go this way. >> I didn't do anything. >> Yep. So now, can you explain to me? >> I'm going to put the seat belt on you and then we're going to talk here. >> Okay. >> All right. So, listen. Your son called. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> All right. Your son called. Okay. Because apparently there was a big argument between you and is it your grandmother? His great grand. It was my decision. >> But why? >> We have probable cause for domestic. And listen, I'm I'm not going to explain anything else to you, okay? Because you're not directly involved in this, okay? You already went in there and tried to mess up our investigation by telling him not to talk to me, okay? And you have no right to do that. >> Talk to you. >> I said anyway, >> I didn't say not to talk to you. >> So anyway, they um according to your son, okay, you guys got you got in a big fight. Something about the car was broke or something, right? Yes. Okay. He comes out because you're screaming, yelling. >> So he spit in my face and I lost it. Instead of putting my hands on him, I threw something. That's why. >> So So this is the first time you said that. >> That's why. That's why I lost it. Instead of putting my hands on him, I threw something I didn't mean. Here's the thing. Here's the thing. There's >> And I told him I was going to call the police. I cannot put my HANDS ON HIM. HE'LL probably overpower me. That's the reason why. BUT THERE'S NOTHING THAT YOU GUYS COULD DO ABOUT THAT. >> You called the police. Okay. and because he was afraid. Okay. And he and you made threats to him and that's why the call. Okay. Well, I'm just telling this is these are his statements and we have we weren't here. We have to go based on what what we have. >> He didn't make no threats. That's what happened. >> That's what happened. >> But here's the thing. Okay. So, you're going to have to go out to the jail. Okay. Um we're going to charge you with domestic. >> Your son, you guys live together. I didn't anybody hitting is making threats or placing somebody in >> place threats. So, >> okay. Well, that's what he said. So, that's >> cuz I told him I was going to call the police. >> Right. Well, listen. Here's the thing. >> Little son. >> All right. But here's the thing. Okay. We can That's what court is for. That's what you're going to have to explain that to the judge. >> Take me to jail. I'll leave the house. >> That would I I don't think we have a choice at this point. >> She was taken to jail and charged with a in a household conflict gone wrong. This mother went as far as to raise her hands on her own kids. >> What did I say? Get the off. >> Hey, son up. >> Get in your bag. Get your stupid off. >> Yes, I'm your daughter. >> You want to pursue charges on? >> No, I don't. Get out. Come on. You're not going to push my grandma in the face like that. Get out. >> Get out. >> Come on. >> Get out. >> Under arrest. On the 13th of May 2023, Carl'sbad police officers were dispatched to a medical center following reports of a altercation between two women in the lobby. Upon arrival, they found the scene as chaotic as described and immediately sprang into action to suppress the escalating unaware that they were about to face a crazily intoxicated mother. >> Everything's fine. She was >> No, nobody was bro. >> Cara, this is going to be reference to calling Ash. What did I say? Get the off me. >> Enough. Enough. Enough. >> Get the off me. >> Stop. >> No. >> She don't listen to nothing, bro. >> Okay. >> Stop. >> Don't >> give me your keys, Mom. >> No. >> Who drove over here? >> I did. >> She drove. Okay. >> Let go of my >> Where are the keys at right now? >> All of my things. >> Okay. Where are the keys at right now? >> In here. >> Okay. Well, your daughter drove. >> Let go. >> Let your daughter have the keys. >> No. >> Okay. >> What? >> Let your daughter have the keys. She drove over here, didn't she not? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You take the keys and then give your mom a purse back. >> Okay. Good. Please. I'll give you everything else. Please >> just take the keys. >> Embarrassing. I'm sorry, guys. >> No, she's fine. You have to go to work. Dude, just let her go home. >> Stop. >> She has to go to work. No, this whole town is bull, bro. >> Hey, what is your name? >> Her name is Jackie. >> Jackie, stop. >> No, bro. >> Just hang out. Just fine. I'm just just chill. Okay. >> For what? >> Just chill out for a second. Just chill. All right. You can cry. It's You can be upset. It's fine. Just hang out for a second. >> And Jackie did chill out for exactly a second. >> STUPID. JUMPING. >> ALL RIGHT, now >> stop it. Stop it. Now we're done. See, you had your opportunity to calm down. Now we're going this other way. Okay. Walk over here with me. >> Huh? See what you did. >> Stupid. Don't. >> What's wrong? >> No. What do you mean? What's wrong? >> You can barely stand up. What's wrong with you? >> What do you mean? >> You can barely stand. You've been drinking. What's going on? Tell me about what happened at work. Tell me what happened. All right. What I'm going to do is I'm going to turn you around. I'm going to let you lean up against my car. Okay? You understand? You understand what's going on? Okay. I'm going to let you go, but I want you to turn around and lean against my unit. Okay? The situation spiraled out of control quicker than the officers could have ever anticipated. Realizing Jackie was heavily intoxicated and not in her right mind, they turned to her daughter for more information. >> She called me when she was at work. She was there for not even an hour. She called me and she's can't even talk. And so I go over there and she can't talk. She can't control her limbs. So, I took you to my aunts and I called the the husband all day and checked her vitals and there was cops there and they told me that I need to take her here cuz she definitely needs medical on my phone or something. I don't know. I'm talk. >> Take a deep breath for me. So, you two are the physic fighting. >> Yes. >> Okay. How old are you? >> I'm 20. >> 20. Yes, I'm her daughter. >> You want to pursue charges on her? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. So, >> she's heavily intoxicated right now. >> Yes. >> And you were just trying to get over here to Why is she start? >> Because um she doesn't want to cuz she's just she doesn't I don't know. I don't know. She's not right. I've never acted like they they said someone at her job gave her something to drink and then she was out from there. >> Okay. Okay. They think it might have been some or something. >> That's the whole purpose of being out here. She's trying to figure out exactly what's going on and why she feels that she would need to get you some help. >> For what? >> Dude, what did I do? She feels that something happened at work to make you act the way you're acting right now. >> She feels that probably the way that you're acting right now is outside of your normal character. >> Oh yeah, >> that's what I'm assuming. >> Let me tell you what. >> Okay, tell me. >> I made three times and twice. How about you? Tell me how the I'm acting different. >> I don't know. I don't know you. >> This ain't compared to nothing. >> Okay. >> This ain't compared to nothing. Calm the down. >> Okay. >> Well, go home. >> Okay. And you're trying to fight over what? >> I don't know. >> Over what? >> I don't know. That's why I'm here to try to help. >> Oh, you're going through some >> Huh? >> Oh, you're Oh, she's going through some >> She's the one that's feels that you need help. That's what we're trying to figure out what you need help for. >> Okay, that's cool. >> Okay, >> that's good. >> All right, >> get her help. >> Get you you help, too. >> Get her help. >> Have you been drinking at all today? >> Yeah. >> Okay. When did you start drinking? >> Earlier. >> Earlier at work or where? No. >> No. Before work or after? Before? >> Before work and after work. >> Okay. Before work and after work. >> Yes. >> Okay. Cuz you seem a little tipsy. That's why I was asking. Okay. >> After hearing Jackie's version of the situation and her admission of being drunk, the officers decided to verify her story with her daughter. What they discovered was the truth. As the daughter exposed her mother's lies. >> People at work say she only had one drink. >> Who gave it to her? Do you know? >> Someone says it was another bartender. Some said it was the other one. Someone said it was a drink and some said it was a bottle. And then someone tried to say, "Oh, she brought alcohol from home." But we don't have alcohol in our home. >> She got me drink a lot. >> All right. So, this is what I'm going to offer. It's It's by no means a a have to. Okay. I'm going to ask you if you want to go in there and see a doctor. >> No, I'm not. >> Well, she's tripping. >> Okay. >> She's tripping. >> Okay. There's no need to yell. You and I are having a conversation. We can hear each other just fine right here. Okay. >> Yeah. She needs to know she's tripping. >> Okay. How much did you drink before you went to work? >> I don't know. >> A lot. A little. >> Not enough. >> Not enough. >> But I think I was >> Okay. All right. So, do you know what year it is? >> Yeah. >> What year is it? >> 2023. >> You know who the president is? >> Yeah. >> Who is the president? >> Not my boat. >> Mine either. But who is the president? >> Biden. >> Okay. Do you know where you're at? What city you're in? >> Biden, I think. All right. >> Jackie's initial cooperation with the officers led them to let her off with a warning. A decision they would soon regret. Little did they know their leniency would come back to haunt them. What we can offer is we can give you a ride home. Okay. All right. That way we avoid the conflict with you and your daughter. Okay. Because of your intoxicated state, I don't want you having control of your vehicle. Okay. Because if something happens and somebody gets hurt, I don't want you to get in trouble. >> Okay? >> So, we'll give you a ride home. Okay? Your daughter's going to maintain control of your vehicle until you sober up. And >> she going to follow us home. >> Yeah. I'll have her follow you home and stay there with you if you need to or whatever the case is. I just don't want you having physical control of your vehicle. >> No, you're fine. >> Okay. That's my only concern right now is I just I don't want you >> call the cops. >> Okay. >> 9 years ago when I was drug >> cuz you should have called you guys. Okay. >> Hold on. I don't want you falling over, Jackie. Okay. >> It doesn't have to do with tonight. >> Okay. Jackie, what I need you to do is take a step forward and turn around so I can take those handcuffs off of you. Okay. >> Right there. >> You are up. >> What do y'all want me to get checked? >> Cuz you're saying you're drugged. >> No, I wasn't saying I I was ask this guy. >> So, what happened? >> She was saying drink. >> We were chilling. We were chilling. We were fine. I don't know where her >> I came out here, >> but Don't want her here though because like she she's obviously aggressive and I'm not like Get out. Come on. You're not going to push my grandma in the face like that. >> Get out. >> Come on. >> Get out. >> Your hands behind your back. >> I watched you touch her. >> I watched you touch her. >> I said good. >> Okay, >> you can you can calm down or I can take you to the ground. Come on. We're going home. >> No, you're going to jail. >> I said what? >> I watched you. >> I didn't do anything to >> I just watched you. >> I said happy slap her in the face. >> I didn't slap her. I went like this. No. This is trippy. >> I watched you shove that wheelchair out of the way and hit her in the face. >> I said happy mother's day. And I moved. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay, I'm done playing nice. Get up against the car. Let's go. 20 >> 49 >> battery on a household member in my presence. >> Jackie's second arrest marked the end of the leniency. This time the officers were determined. As they escorted her to the hospital for evaluation, her aggression and defiance erupted once more, setting the stage for an even more intense confrontation. >> Mother go tell my niece how to What do you want me to do? >> I want you to walk into the ER. >> And then >> let's go. >> I'm not playing games with you. >> No, I'm not playing games with you either. You're not going to play >> quit. You're going to catch another charge. >> Quit or you're going to catch another charge for resisting. >> Can you please get this guy the out of here, please? >> Why? >> Cuz he's the only available officer. >> Show him your video and get the on. >> He will. >> Unlawful application. Of course. Get the out of here, bro. cautious. >> I've been a good mom for 20 years. Get the out of here, peacock. I didn't do to my mom. You are nobody. >> And you know it. Don't look at me. I'm stupid. Get the out of here, bro. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> I'm Dr. Carl. How you doing? >> Can you test me for like alcohol and then some and like force and all kinds of other things that Mr. Peacock believes I did? Cuz this doozies get the out of my face. I got to spend a whole 36 hours in prison because of this mother. >> Maybe it could be your actions, too. >> Oh, maybe. Possibly. >> Possibly. >> Let's go. >> Well, he's going to take you to jail right now. Okay. He's the only officer I have available to check. >> No. No. I ain't going to jail without a P test and some more. This dude brought me over here for that. >> I brought you over here to be medically cleared. He brought me over here to be medically cleared for alcohol and some more. >> Okay. Well, the doctor just cleared you. >> No, he What do you mean he cleared you? >> That was the doctor you were talking to. >> It's not about whether or not you have it in your system. It's whether or not you're medically able to be in jail. >> Okay. The doctor has cleared you. We need to walk you back out to the unit. Okay. >> Don't make it any worse for yourself. If you want, I'll walk you out there. >> What do you Please. >> Okay. >> Please. I don't like this guy. >> Okay. I'm going to walk you out to this. He put me in jail because of my niece's little >> Get out of my face. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. And next time you want to take somebody to jail, you need to clear them first. >> After being cleared by the doctor, she was escorted back to the patrol vehicle to be taken to jail. But her tantrums were far from over, setting the stage for even more chaos at the police station. >> Just put the shoe down. There we go. All right. >> No. Why does he have a camera on me? >> Because it's for >> Well, then I want a counter to turn it on. >> What's your name? >> I'm arrested under illegal pretenses by JP unlawful force of when I get my mom to do little snacks on the chicken. I love you. >> What's your name? No, without a lawyer, baby. Not with that camera. >> Okay. In the end, Jackie was charged with on a family member and resisting an officer during arrest.