from arresting a son who had assaulted his mother like a possessed maniac while his grandmother stood frozen in horror. >> They called 911 and he took the phone from her. She was trying to talk to us. >> She came to my house. >> Who's inside? >> That's her daughter. >> That's her grandson. >> My grandson. I think he already because he is heading. >> I wish they gave me some chocolate. first-degree felony cap charge >> to putting an unhinged teeth biting brat back in her place after she decided to make her parents' lives a LIVING HELL >> BECAUSE Y'ALL WANT TO RUN YOUR MASK. >> Step back here so we can talk. Okay, >> step back here so we can talk. >> Bring the PROBLEM OUT. >> ALL RIGHT, I'M NOT GOING TO ASK AGAIN. STEP back here so we can talk, please. Thank you. >> You came at me. >> Okay, >> that's self-defense. >> It's not self-defense or you bite YOUR DAD. HE WAS ON TOP OF ME. HE HAD ME IN A RESTRAINT. I was biting and trying to get him off of me. >> Here are several shocking and disturbing moments when kids have decided to attack their own parents. Starting with Colin Griffith, a spawn of the devil, claimed that he acted in self-defense after ending both his mother and his father in separate incidents within the same year. >> I like reacted like this. She grabbed on to me. I hit her in the stomach. He kicked the phone out of my hand as I was trying to record it. I was on the ground. >> I I don't know exactly where she's at. She thinks I'm going to her. >> Telling us that you said don't put me in a car with her. I'm going to kill her. >> Yeah. >> Did you tell them at the jail that you were going to me? >> Did you say you were going to hurt me? >> On November the 13th, 2023, deputies with the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office responded to a domestic disturbance after a mother and her child got into a heated argument. At the time, it seemed like just another call, but it would later become one of the very first warning signs of a far more unthinkable incident still to come. Okay. >> Without my glasses, I don't know where they went. Hi. >> Hello. >> Who's Who's um >> I'm Deputy Jankowski. >> I got off the phone with Brent. We sat down and we ate and she started talking to me about how a bunch of really bad. And then when I got up and was like, "You can't just do that." And she was telling me to shut up. She hit me in the face. And then I re I like reacted like this. She grabbed onto me. I hit her in the stomach and then uh I I'm a wrestler. It was just reactive. Grabbed her. She got to the ground. I grabbed the phone. I I started recording on her left. That's what happened. >> So she she hit you in the face. >> Yeah. >> But we've been through this. You called it kind of messed up, right? No, it it's cuz I I didn't know who else to call and I knew that and I wanted to make sure he knew first off. Okay. >> The young man was identified as Colin Griffith. He had already gained the wrong kind of fame that same year after using a firearm to neutralize his father, Charles Griffith, in Straoud earlier that February. His father was hit twice, once in the chest and once in the head. Injuries that seemed far more deliberate than simple self-defense. Still, prosecutors eventually dropped the charges, stating that they couldn't definitively disprove Colin's claim as the forensic and digital evidence matched his account. But on this night, his unforgiving attention and turned to his mother. When officers arrived, they found her badly battered, but still responsive. >> Okay. >> Hey, can I see your hand? >> Okay. >> He kicked the phone out of my hand as I was trying to record it. I was on the ground. >> Catherine's version of events clashed with Collins, who claimed that he was the one who tried to record the commotion. But for the moment, the focus turned elsewhere and paramedics moved in to treat the badly batted Catherine. >> It hurts. I mean, you can see how swollen my knuckles are. He literally like stomped on my hand to get the phone. >> Can you see the the inside of your hand? All right. Do you have any pain to your wrist at all or is it just right here in the top of your hand? >> No, it Yeah. From here to about here. >> Okay. When did that happen? >> Um when he attacks like But like was that like a couple minutes ago? Whatever. >> Uh like in the past 20 30 minutes. And then he takes me here. I have like some redness. >> Colin Griffith typically stayed with his grandmother in Poke County, especially when he wasn't getting along with his mother. And this particular night, it was time to return home and abide by Catherine's rule. But Colin didn't want to play by the rules. He wanted something else entirely. And what he wanted was sinister. >> Colin did not want to come back home. >> Okay? >> And I said, "You don't have a choice. You have to go back home." And he said, "No, I want foster care." And even the corporal was saying, "Foster care isn't going to be good for you. You don't have issues. You have to work on them." >> And um so we agreed. I talked to him all the way. Oh, my car doors. Oh, we we talked all the way down. And I said, "You have got to learn to get your anger under control. You want to be a Marine. >> People are going to get I'm retired from the service." I said, "Oh, >> very good." So I I said, "People are going to get in your face." Mh. >> And you're going to have to learn to deal with that. You just ignore it. >> And I said, the other thing too is you don't ever hit anybody. You don't even touch somebody and especially somebody as small as Kathy. That is just something that you cannot ever do. I said that needs to be goes, "No, but I there are there are no butts. That's all there is." So, um, we got here. >> She and Francis said agreed. She's going to lay the law down. know that she is the parent. >> She is doing what she thinks is best for him. >> That he's not going to have his cellular phone. He's not going to have access cuz he's like talking to some person on the on um online that we don't even know who this person is. >> Okay. >> Um and that um she said, "I don't want you ever calling me um a psychopathic narcissist anymore." I said, and he goes, "No, I didn't." He goes, "No, I heard you say that." So, >> okay. He just, you know, he had said that in the past and she said, "Let me lay this out for you because the only thing I think you really care about is money." So, anytime there is an infraction, I'm going to take that from you. >> Mhm. >> And it'll add up. So, you have got to fly, right? Because otherwise, if not, and then he was doing something with his eyes. I think he wanted the phone and that's all he was concerned about was getting his phone >> his phone back. >> His phone. >> So, was he upset about getting his phone back or upset about not going on the cruise and going to get evaluated? >> I think both. >> Both. Okay. >> And was she trying to record him with his own phone or mom? >> Two phones were involved. >> There was two phones. >> So, it was his and hers. >> So, she just to kind of clarify, >> he's like, "Let's just do it." um um got her phone to start recording. You said next thing you know they're on the ground. Did you see how they got on the ground? >> No. >> After gathering the only witness statement, deputies secured Colin and the cruiser, ready to transport him. These grandmother still convinced of his better side, wasn't ready to give up on him just yet. >> Got to get your anger under control. Okay. I'm saying prayers for you all the time, Paul. I love you. I think my anger's fine. Just that when someone >> What? I can't hear you. What? >> No. >> Do you think your anger is fine? >> Yes. It's just when someone attacks you until I >> That didn't happen though. I was there. I saw it. I saw you stand up and I said, "Sit down." And you wouldn't. And you went after the phone. And the next thing I know, she's on the floor and I'm trying to get in between Raw and I'm trying to call Renith. >> No, no, she she got on. I see her and then I got her and found her wrestling. >> I didn't see that call and I really didn't. All I saw was you on the ground or her on the ground and you by her and you guys fighting for your fun. So, how did she get on the ground? because I I I wrestling with me. >> Why did you stand up? And why did you say >> I was just trying to have a face to face conversation? >> No, you didn't. You stood up and said, "Okay, let's do it. Let's do it." >> Yes, you did. I was there. >> I was like, "Look, I'm not a psychopath. I'm not the I'm just trying to peacefully leave or peacefully coexist and just figure something out. And she kept telling me to shut up and shut up, but when I wouldn't shut up, she hid me. >> No, that's not what happened, Colin. That's not what happened. You never said you wanted to peacefully coexist. >> I've been saying that. >> You said that in the car, but not there with her. >> Colin's grandmother warned him bluntly that his story didn't align with the truth. He claimed he wasn't a murderer or a psychopath. Yet by the next day, still very early in the morning, deputies were already back at the house with his mother. A looming sense of dread hanging over what might come next. >> What's going on, man? >> Um, last night me to fiscal altercation. I got arrested for domestic battery, but going in front of a judge today after I defend her and we'll see how that goes. >> Okay. So, what's how is the situation with you and right now? >> Um, are things calm down? we get along. Where are we at? >> No, sir. It's It's not good. Um she thinks that I be a her. I don't She thinks that I'm like psychotic. Like literally psychopath, sociopath, something like that. I I don't know exactly where she's at. She thinks I'm going to kill her. I want to kill her or that I want to be out of her. >> Do you? >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> The calmness in his voice was haunting, hiding any hint of malice. But the officers retained their suspicion and the moment they started asking key questions to gauge his reaction, the tension became more intense. >> I don't want to hurt anyone, let alone my mom, even despite this happening. But I I'm not going to take what I consider abuse when someone's attacking me. And >> how is she attacking you? What >> when she when she attacked me? When when she threw a punch at me and grabbed on me, I got on her back. I got her off of me. She hit the ground and then I fled and called Rentus and then he sent someone out. >> You called who? >> Rent. Detective Rent. >> Okay. >> Did you make any statement saying that you were going? >> If you got in a car with her? >> I'm trying to figure out why we would have a corporal at the jail that took you out that that dropped you off your mom and telling us that you said don't put me in the car with her. I'm going to kill her. >> Yeah. Um, >> was that said? >> I did not say I was going to her. I did not say um I I don't know why he sent me back here. I asked him not to, but he said he didn't like my attitude and that I had to just work on it and he sent me back. But his words, not mine. >> Okay. Well, we're just trying to figure out. We just want to make sure it's we do everything we can to prevent anything happening. Sir, given the situation, I I don't think that we should be in the same house at all. I don't think it's it's okay. I mean, I'm going to court anyways at one. God knows what's going to happen then. >> How do you get into court? >> Um, by car. >> You drive. How old are you? >> Uh, yeah, but I have to have an adult in the car with me. >> You got learners permit? >> She's been trying to learn a confession at me all day. >> Well, it's not. Sorry, I'm not hold. >> His calm remained largely unshaken throughout the questioning. Still, the officers pressed on this time asking about the possible triggers behind their clashes. Maybe understanding where it all started could help explain where things could have gone so wrong. >> When does this all start over? Has this been ongoing forever or has this all happened last night? >> For a long time. Um, so I came to live with her after my dad and since then it there's just been kind of times when things boil over with her and she um acts out. One time she pulled a gun on me. I called the cops. Um, I guess I just didn't I wouldn't believe. >> Well, what got her to the point that she she's doing these things? >> I don't know. >> You have no idea. all of a sudden out of nowhere that I >> it's it's cuz that I um >> I'm driving her crazy somehow with the way that I act and I don't know how I'm acting >> badly. Um she talks about school a lot. My grades are fine. I got a 3.7 GPA. Um >> I mean obviously you're not, you know, you're you're you're smart enough kid. I get that or whatever, but but I mean obviously it takes two to to create this type of environment and this situation, right? I've heard nothing. You haven't said a word about what's going on, what you're doing or what is going on to provoke this or where it's coming from other than out of the blue your mom flies off the handle and does this stuff. I'm struggling with that a little bit. She claims that cuz I don't like help around the house. Um don't seem to follow rules. Uh for her is that I don't make a schedule. Uh like I don't schedule my day. Um she has ADHD and a lot of other stuff. Um, she was really abused by my dad from what I know and that kind of just made it to where she has these very specific things that set her off, these triggers. The whole reason Colin was in Florida was that he neutralized his father in Oklahoma on Valentine's Day in 2023, and his mother had brought him to live with her there. Deputies questioned Colin about his father's demise, hoping that the little details he revealed might lead them somewhere. >> So, how how long ago was your dad back started here? 7 months. >> 7 months. Okay. He attacked me, my dad. And when he did, >> he tried over the night and it was in Oklahoma. And >> so, >> how was that? >> I shot him when he tried. >> Did you already have a gun in your hand? >> Uh, I was fleeing and the house was filled with guns. 23 to be exact. And >> um, >> you knew where they were? >> I didn't seek one out. I was just trying to run, but when I was cornered and I had nothing else, there was a gun and just kind of happened. >> What was he trying to >> He's also a bit of a case, but um homophobia stuff. >> The deputies concluded that Colin couldn't stay at home for now. They cuffed him and walked him to the cruiser, his court date just a few hours off. As they closed the door, his mom leaned down and started to talk to him through the window. >> Did you tell them at the jail that you were going to drink? >> Did you say you were going to hurt me? >> Okay. >> I heard you say you were worried what was going to happen. >> Yes, they have to go. >> Colin was later confirmed to have been placed on involuntary psychiatric holds or Baker acts through summer 2024. Social media photos made it seem like he and his mother were happy. On September the 8th, Kathy Griffith was found unresponsive at her mother's house. Witnesses saw Colin arguing with his mom outside, then grabbing her by the hair and dragging her inside. About 2 hours later, he called 911, claiming that he had a long fight with his mother and she had fallen on a knife, losing blood from her neck. Colin Griffith pleaded not guilty to murder and kidnapping charges and is currently held without bail at P County Jail. Colin was barbaric, just like Nicholas, a vile progyny whose actions painted the picture of something deeply twisted as he turned his fury towards his own mother and grandmother for no rational reasons at all. >> I wish they gave me some chocolate or something. Oh, thankful Lord. >> Yes, please to his mother in the house that's bleeding. She's got blood all over. My grandson is blooded. Yes. >> What? >> Think his mom. >> During the early hours of January the 18th, 2022, the Armagorto Police Department received a frightful call that initially sounded like a twisted prank, as if someone was reading from a rehearsed script with a strange plot twist waiting at the end. >> We're on 911. Where is your emergency? >> Yeah, please. We can't to no. >> Is there anybody there that speaks English? >> No. No. Hello. >> What's Where is this at? >> Nothing. >> Where is the emergency? >> There is no emergency. >> Okay. I just heard somebody yelling, so I'm going to say different. >> What's going on? >> She My grandma overreacts. My grandma fell. She's 86 and she just overreacted. >> Okay. Okay. Can you tell me where you are? >> I'm Nicholas. >> Okay. Can you tell me where you are? >> The call sounded far too real to be a prank, even though the caller kept trying to brush it off and sound dismissive. Dispatch tried calling back several times, but no one picked up, so they quickly traced the phone's location and sent multiple officers racing to the house. At that point, they had no clue what had actually happened inside. And they definitely had no idea that they were heading straight toward a mind so twisted and consumed by evil that even hell would have spewed it right back out. >> There there is something in the bottom inside the house. >> Huh? >> The son is something mother in the house. >> She's bleeding. She's not blood all over. >> Right next door right here. >> Okay. Stay stay here. This is the lady that's hurt. >> No. No. Her hands are full of blood. My >> my daughter my grandson. She's muted. >> Yes. He's what? >> His mom. His girl. >> Okay. How What is he doing? What is he doing? >> He's choking her. >> Go, go, go. Alamorno Police Department. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. >> Alamo Police Department. >> Let me see your hands. Step out. >> Hold that. Hold that. >> Let me see your hands. >> Put your hands up. Turn around. Turn around. >> Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Look around. You got him. >> Yeah, I got him. Just checked out. >> What's your name? >> Nick. >> Nick. >> You got him. >> Yeah, I got him. Just checked out. >> Alto Police Department. I got tons of blood in here. Alam McGor Police Department. Okay. >> Hang out right there. Okay. >> Okay. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. Get him out. GET HIM OUT the car. >> All right. >> Alora Police Department. >> Kick. Oh, dude. >> Oh, no. >> Get them blue gloves on. >> I got you. I got you. Let's get CPR. Let's get CPR. Let's go. >> When officers got inside, they found Nicholas casually taking a shower, even though he was covered in human bodily fluids while his mother was lying nearby, barely clinging to life. The shocking scene instantly shifted everyone's focus away from Nicholas and onto his mother, at least for this moment. As officers rushed to keep the damage from getting any worse and tried to save what life she had left. >> Slow down your pumping a little bit here. Don't stop. Don't stop. Don't stop. You need a break. >> Yeah. Okay, switch. Hey, we got blood everywhere over here, guys. We got uh weapons and everything, so we need to watch out for that, too. I haven't seen any signs of any breathing or anything. Okay, as soon as I uh jump up, you jump in. Ready? Ready? Y >> go. >> We got evidence everywhere, so we need to watch out for that, guys. >> Um any do we have any clue what she got hit with? >> Um we've got a pole here. We got a knife here. Um, bloods all throughout the house, so we haven't even looked. We were just looking for her. >> By the time medics arrived, Esther had regained a faint pulse. Still, her chances of surviving were already looking very slim. The pole and knife beside her had caused severe injuries to her head and torso, but paramedics still rushed her to the hospital while Nick was being secured in the cruiser. Officers still had no idea what could have prompted the barbaric attack. That was about to change. They turned to the neighbors whose night's rest had been cut short and the grandmother, the same woman who had made the 911 call, hoping their stories would finally start filling in the blanks. >> Who are you guys? Sorry. >> Neighbors. >> She came. She was banging on my door. >> Yeah, they called 911 and he took the phone from her. She was trying to talk to us. >> She came to my house. >> Who's inside? >> That's her daughter. >> That's her grandson. My grandson I think he he already keep because he needs headwriting back >> um just a brief description of what happened. >> They started arguing cuz they were accusing him of being on drugs. This is grandson mom grandma. >> Okay. >> Um they led to an argument I guess and he from what grandma said he was punching her, choking her and they were biting him to death. He started bleeding a lot. She tried calling 911. He took the phone from her and then she ran over here. That's about all I can get cuz I really can't understand her. >> Okay. >> So, mom does not live here, right? >> No, mom lives in a cruise system. >> So, she came all the way over here. >> Yes. Because somebody because one of his friends called her saying that he she thinks he's on something. >> And then so when they when she >> came here >> came here, >> that's when the argument started in the bedroom. She also mentioned that he was at Lowe's today drinking beer. >> Okay. >> Anything else? >> So, he was apparently out at Lowe's drinking and I wonder if that's that call >> from earlier. >> From earlier. Yeah. >> From earlier. >> The officers soon connected an earlier call from the same night at Lowe's where Nick had been drinking at the bar and causing a scene. Witnesses say he grew loud and confrontational. And when staff refused to serve him any more drinks, he turned aggressive, even lashing out at his own grandmother when she arrived to pick him up. Outside, he ripped off his shirt and tried to fight employees until she managed to pull him away. And just as officers arrived, they jumped in the car and drove off. With witness statements and evidence from the house, the pieces started lining up, pointing towards a drugfueled violent outburst. >> Dude, I'm naked as in the backseat of your car, dude. >> That's correct. Like bro, like what the am I being detained for? Bro, I was in the shower and y'all grabbed me out of the shower and like like for what? >> You're being detained for the investigation, bro. >> For what? >> Whatever happened at the house? I don't know. I >> I don't even know what happened right now. >> Yeah, we'll figure it out. >> Shower. >> Hey, >> sir. >> I'll be cool with you. >> Yeah, I'll be cool with you, too, bro. Bro, like, can I have some bro? >> If I can find some. Yeah. >> Like, you pull me out of the shower, dog. >> I know, man. You know what I mean? >> Just You want me to put your towel up? >> Yeah. Pull the towel up. Like, that's fine. Yeah. >> If you don't want it, you don't I don't care. >> No. No. No. But what I'm saying is like, can I have some drawers, bro, before I go into jail, dog? >> Here. You're not going to jail. You're just being detained here. >> Okay. >> Like, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'll hold I'll hold that side and that side. >> All right. >> Okay. >> Let's walk this way. >> Okay. Like real quick, bro, before I get strapped up up into this, like, can I take a piss real quick, bro? >> No, I got I'm going to piss myself right. >> I have to get I have to get something else to put around you and then Yes, >> bro. I'm about to piss right here and all over this, >> bro. I'll let you, bro. But I have to get a belly band for you first. Okay. So, first, let's do this. Okay. And then I'll get that, take it off, and then you can go. >> Try to hold. >> Thank you. Do your best. Put your knee back up there, please. I don't want to make a mess in front of me. Please put the back in front of my bed, bro. Little closer. A little closer. Okay. I'm about to make a mess, bro. At least put like I'm cool with you. I'm not going to make a mess on the floor. You know what I mean, bro? >> Yeah, I appreciate that. >> Like, like, can you at least just put Okay, hold on. Like, put me in general population. Okay. Like, like like just put me in jail, dog. Like like why am I in this position all bent over and with three handcuffs all over me all bent over and like what the [ __ ] I'm still an American citizen. Like what the [ __ ] Like like why am I in this position my back off? After his rant finally died down, one of the officers started some casual conversation. And that was when the ugly truth began creeping out, showing its beastly face. >> You go to school here? >> Yeah, I graduated from Alberta High School. I spent most of my time in private school and uh believe it or not in Christian school and uh legacy Christian Academy. >> I have. Yeah, that's cool. >> Yeah, I grew up mostly at a time there. >> Nice. My father died whenever I was um 10 days after my 11th birthday. >> I'm sorry to hear that, bro. Can't imagine what that's like to go through. >> Yeah. And my mom liked drink a lot and >> and yeah, she um she beat me a lot when I was a kid. >> I'm sorry to hear that. And uh she married my stepfather and my stepfather she doesn't like to go through, man. >> Nick's brief breakdown hinted that he was realizing the weight of his actions and suggested past trauma that could factor into a defense. A few hours after the brutal assault, he was taken to the hospital where his mother was being treated and another twisted side of him began to show. >> Give me a second. >> Yep. Nope. I understand those things are not fun to walk in. You want me to get a wheelchair? >> I mean, like, that would be cool. >> You want to get a wheelchair real quick? Hold on. >> Like, that would totally be tight as, dude. Like, I ain't going to complain. >> Okay. Well, we'll get one. It'll make it a little easier for your ankles and everything. >> Yeah. Yeah. Plus, my feet are cold as I wish they gave me some chocolate or something. >> Oh, thank the Lord. >> At the hospital, Nick showed no remorse, acting detached despite his mother's critical condition. Hours later, Esther succumbed to her injuries. An end that marked the beginning of another chapter for N. >> Oh, you need to sit down. >> All right. So, however you being charged, these are your charges and your paperwork rights right here. Charge of open counter murder, first-degree felony, capital. >> You mean charge of capital murder. >> Interrogation with his grandmother revealed that when Esther came home, Nick violently attacked her, snatching the phone to stop her from calling 911 before killing her. Investigators believe drugs and his troubled past fueled the brutal assault. On July the 19th, 2024, Nicholas Hubbed was charged with first-degree murder, tampering with evidence, and interference with communications, receiving a 30-year prison sentence. Next up is this unhinged, entitled piece of arrogant brat turned to biting when she couldn't get her way under her parents' roots. >> How'd she get all the marks and scratches and stuff on it? >> Her beating her. >> It's not after you bite your dad. I He was on TOP OF ME. HE HAD TO BE IN A RESTRAINT. I WAS BITING AND TRYING to get him off of me. >> And when she gets upset, this is the behavior that she does. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm just I'm confused. >> Okay. >> On April the 21st, 2024, several officers arrived at her home after a teenager decided to turn her own parents into sparring partners, ruthlessly unleashing so much rage inside the house, it felt like the whole place might come crashing down. >> Don't touch me. What's going ON, GUYS? >> ME A LOT. >> HEY, GUYS. >> What's going on? >> WE PUT IN A MENTAL HOSPITAL. >> All right. Nothing's going on. >> Okay. >> Who's doing what? >> Nothing. I can't. >> I did it all. >> I don't want to DEAL WITH Y'ALL. I DON'T WANT TO DEAL WITH Y'ALL. THIS IS THE REPEAT. >> Ain't nothing GOING TO CHANGE. TROUBLE SNAP EVERY TIME. Y'ALL LEAVE CUZ ain't nothing new. >> But you and you won't let you come back. YOU THREW A TIP >> BECAUSE Y'ALL WANT TO RUN YOUR MASK OFF. Please step back here so we can talk. Okay, step back here so we can talk. >> Bring the problem out. >> All right, I'm not GOING TO ASK YOU AGAIN. STEP BACK here so we can talk, please. Thank you. >> Where's my name? >> What's your name? First of all, >> doesn't matter. None of it matters. >> It matters. >> It doesn't. It really don't. >> You're You're not. >> How did she get the marks on her? >> Huh? >> How'd she get all the marks and scratches and stuff on >> her beating her? >> Yeah. Was there anything? >> Her and her brother got into a physical fight down here on >> her and her dad. >> This is really old. I'm tired. Her dad gave her a hug to try to calm and restrain. Calm and restrain and then that to them to go. >> This isn't me. It's not me. I just want my son. But the problem is she doesn't like something he says. >> She snaps and she flips. She won't seek mental help. Anytime you guys come me >> anytime you guys bring me, >> IT'S ALWAYS MY FAULT. NO, SHE'S HELP NOW. SO, I'm fine. I'm fine. >> Who help she needs? >> So, when her and brother got into a fight in >> I WANT TO GO. >> WHAT started all of this? >> Him. >> Who is he? >> NO, IT'S HIM. >> IS IT YOUR BROTHER? >> IS HE YOUR BROTHER? IS HE YOUR DAD? IS HE THIS? IS HE THAT? I DON'T CARE ANYMORE. >> BUT THE THING IS, SHE GETS UPSET. And when she gets upset, this is the behavior that she does. >> She wants me to fight. And this is I'm done talking. I'm done explaining. Listen then. She's doing it pretty good. >> Okay. Okay. Well, I'd rather have you. >> I called BECAUSE I AM TIRED. I'M I'm tired of it and I'm scared that it's going to get out of control. >> The only way we're able to help her. >> It don't matter. >> It don't matter. >> It matters. So, somebody called the police. So, we're here. >> Cuz she wants us to stop fighting. That's why >> you and your dad. >> Yeah. But maybe we should learn how to respect people. >> Whenever she gets triggered, she is at the point now to where she has no body. >> She has no coping mechanism. So, she instantly goes off the rails. >> THESE TWO HAVE A VERY dysfunctional history. >> And and she is at the point now she doesn't even want her reasonable. She's just ready to to go and tell where you live at. >> I STAY WITH MY GRANDMA. I STAY HERE BECAUSE they said I SHOULD STAY HERE LAST NIGHT. >> NO, she went out. >> No, she didn't make that. And then her brother, her brother is autistic. He can't handle this. >> No. And so he started acting out and throwing things and different stuff. And then that's when you got into >> Yeah. I got that's the first ever ass. >> I assume that she probably bit you on the arm right there. >> Yeah, but it's all right. You have a way to get back to your house. >> Yeah, I caught her. I'm just trying to leave. >> Despite the chaos, officers started gathering bits of information. And before long, the real troublemaker became even more obvious than it first appeared. >> The last time you guys were here, not even >> was that just when you were trying to pull it pull her off of it? >> I was giving her a aggressive hug. >> Okay. I gave her an aggressive phone trying to calm her down, but you know, I was a little tied up, but I didn't want to her or nothing >> and she bit me at school. But I don't know why she thinks that I'm ever going to hurt her as her parent. She's always did this. >> Mommy and daddy trying to [ __ ] calm down my balls, grab my nut sack. I'm just trying to >> be the dominant parent. Calm her down. You know, I'm person. >> Let's just >> But she won't come. She she was in her car to leave at one point in time that she had lost her phone cuz she couldn't FIND HER PHONE BECAUSE ABOUT US looking for it. >> You want to run your mouth and blame your thing on me and make me PROBLEM. SO I'M MAKING A REAL PROBLEM. YOU SAID THAT'S MY FAULT. This is my fault. That's my fault. I'mma make it my fault. IT'S MY FAULT NOW. IT ALWAYS IS. CUZ YOU'LL MAKE IT MY FAULT AND I AIN'T GOING TO STOP. Cuz y'all run and run and run and run and run. SO SELFISH to beat the you. WHY can I come? >> I WANT MY STUFF. I DON'T WANT TO BE TRAPPED IN THIS ROOM. THIS ISN'T MY ROOM. UNDERSTAND. >> I don't want TO BE IN HERE. >> ACTING TOO erratic to go back in the living space. I'm sorry. Okay. >> I DON'T WANT MY STUFF. I'M LOOKING FOR MY STUFF. I'VE BEEN TRYING TO look for my stuff. Can I finish looking for my stuff? You >> cannot. You're going to stay in this room until they figure what's up. What's going on? Because I'm getting zero information from you. >> Go listen to them. >> I'm not going to do that. I'm going to sit here with you. >> I told you. >> I mean, she comes and there's usually no problems. >> His mouth. Run in his mouth. Triggered. >> Run in his mouth. talk to keep me going until I'm there and he's got it BECAUSE I'M ARGUING BACK CUZ WHY talking to me blaming everything on me AND THEN MY LITTLE ASS BROTHER wants to come RUNNING AT ME JUMPING on me too thinking he's THE BIG BADASS WHEN HE EVEN GOT THIS YEAH HE comes running ON ME SO I HAVE TO GET HIM OFF OF ME and then he's coming over here hitting me pushing me saying he's hugging me trying to hug me that's WHAT HE DOES I LOVE YOU I LOVE YOU I love YOU AND AND THROWS ME. >> SO, who hit you? >> They all did. >> They all hit you. >> Yeah. >> The officers felt that they had seen and heard more than enough to make an arrest, but the reaction that would soon follow would throw them completely off guard. >> Okay. How did they hit you? >> It's just coming, going, coming, going. >> NO. WHAT THE IS HAPPENING? What the is happening? >> Put your arms up. >> What the happening? What the is happening? >> You're under arrest for battery. >> Why am I under arrest? Huh? >> Stop resisting. Just calm down. >> It's all going to be okay. >> What is happening to me? What is happening to me? >> What did I do? You're not giving me my reasons. I don't have what you did. What is my reason? Where's my What the [ __ ] >> What are you guys doing? >> Give me my reasons. You didn't give me my breath or nothing. >> She just domestic battery. >> He hit me. He hit me. He hit me. >> He hit me. >> I can't open my walking. HE HIT ME. What the >> I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. He came to me. He grabbed me. >> I'm not having down. I'm not doing anything. >> Can I have my shoes at least? It's cold. >> Stop. Stop. >> I can't. It's cold. >> Ow. It's cold. Can you at least loosen this a little bit, please? I'm trying to cooperate with you guys. tight. >> I don't I can't feel my wrists. >> They're not tight. >> I can't feel my wrists. >> Okay. >> Please, can you >> if you calm down? >> Put your legs that way. >> Please. Can you just tighten and loosen a little bit? Why did you guys arrest me? >> I'll tell you in just a minute. >> No, because I see people get arrested. You didn't say nothing to me. You didn't read nothing. You didn't tell me my reason. >> Are you going to let me loosen or not? >> What the This is what I'm saying. How old are you? >> What the? Like, this is what I'm saying. You guys always blame me. >> How How old are you? >> She's 19. >> I'm 19. It's this one, sir. >> Okay. Okay. >> I didn't do anything. I was standing there and they came at me. >> Okay. >> He came at me. >> Okay. >> That's self-defense. >> It's not self after you bite your head. I >> He was on top OF ME. HE HAD a restraint. I was biting and trying to get him off of me. How am I supposed to? That's the only way I can get out is from him biting me. Don't put your foot. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm just I'm so I'm confused. >> Okay. So, I'm confused. >> Just Just listen and let me talk. Okay. >> Why did you guys let >> Are you going to let me talk? >> I didn't. >> If you're not going to let me talk, then I'm not going to keep this door open. Okay. Okay. So, the reason that you were arrested is because obviously your brother is autistic. He has special needs. >> He jumped on top of me. I was just trying to get him off of me. >> As I said, if you're not going to let me talk, okay. Um, so your brother is autistic. He was throwing a fit because you were throwing a fit. Whatever happens, I don't know exactly. Just let me talk. If you interrupt me again, I'm not going to let you talk anymore. Okay. >> All right. Hey. >> So, anyways, the reason you were arrested is because your dad was trying to restrain you cuz you were going bad crazy like you were and have been the whole time we've been here. You were going back crazy and you bit your dad. Okay. So, as they don't want to pursue charges as officers, we have the right to deescalate the situation in domestic battery situations by arresting one party or both. Okay? So, you're being arrested for domestic battery because you need to be out of this house. This situation is only going to escalate if we leave you here. That's That's that. Okay. >> Can I talk now? >> Okay. >> I I didn't I was standing there. I I told you guys. >> Your dad has a huge mark on his >> I can't I can't show you guys what he was doing. But I >> It sounds like he was restraining me. >> No, he didn't. He He does this thing. He says and says he's restraining me. That's what he tells you guys is that he's restraining me. But his restraint and his was his way of hurting me. >> From all indications, she had been bossing the house and getting her way for a long time. But the tables had now finally turned. And her reign of terror was about to end in a way she never saw coming. He said to me, he's like, "I love you. I love you. I love you." Then he wrapped his hands around me and started squeezing me. And then he picked me up and dropped me and like threw me because my mom seen that he had me. And my mom knows that whenever he sucks doing that, I love you, I love you thing. He's really just trying to squeeze the out of me so I can't breathe and choke me out. And so that's why I was biting him and kicking him because as I had him bit, he had me in the middle of the air and dropped me. >> So they're going to keep talking. We're going to figure it out already. Right now, this is where you need to be because you couldn't calm down in there. >> I was in there. I was calm and then you guys just came at me. I wasn't doing anything. I was standing. >> I'm not going to ar This isn't fair. Officer, what's happening? PLEASE. I'M GOING to I'm going to I'm going to I'm going to Please. I didn't do anything to them. They I was only trying to protect myself. I was only trying to protect myself. I promise. >> Eventually, Angelina Bugan was charged with domestic battery and resisting arrest after officers arrived at a domestic disturbance and found her biting her father and acting aggressively. The last daughter was entitled, but she was nothing compared to this next self-righteous, abusive daughter who bullied every member of her family, even her own mother over the smallest of things. >> She's hit me upside my head, and I I do have a knot. It's just I can't take it anymore. >> I just I just want a restrain order against my mom, my brother, and my sister. Over here, stop acting scared. Get >> Stop yelling my land. Stop. Calm down. >> No, I don't need my Just send me to jail. On December the 19th, 2024 in Ohio, officers responded to a domestic dispute between a mother and her daughter. When they arrived, the victim stood out immediately. She looked defeated and deeply betrayed by the very person she had once sacrificed everything for. >> Yeah. Well, I tried to ignore this, but I was laying on the couch with her daughter and she jumped on top of me and I couldn't move. So, you know, I'm trying to get off. I had to yell for my other daughter to get her, but she said she's not coming out. >> How was your How old is this daughter? This one is 24, but she broke a gallon of paint that through the house. She's just paralyzed the whole house. >> She said she wants restraining orders. I mean, you can >> No, she she's not. >> She's me and my >> Can you Can you guys No, no. Get her. Get away from me. I'll talk to you. I'll do anything. Just follow me. Please. Stay away from >> Hey, stop. Stop. Calm down. You need to my steps in there. >> My daughter's in here. >> She's standing right there. It's okay. >> I can't leave my daughter. >> The officer pulled a distressed mother aside and separated her from the agitated daughter to hear both sides of the story. Still, it didn't take long to realize that sorting out the truth was going to be a lot messier than expected. >> So, what's going on? >> Um, I got sent to one egg the other day, right? >> Okay. I have a lot of mental problems >> and that's from where I was a little kid and my son really touched me, you know, >> and I've been trying to face those ever since I had my first son >> and I try been trying but I have all these people in my life and people hanging >> and that's my mom, my brother, and the people downstairs. And I just want you to know I'm not I'm not I'm trying to protect my kids and keep my kids. I got a CPS case. I'm clean though. If you just take me somewhere with my kid instead of just my >> What was all the yelling about? Because she got mad because I just tried to hold her down. She said she was going to call cops. Stop calling cops. Stop trying to get for help. Why can't you just talk to me? >> Well, why were you holding her down? >> Because she was biting me and she was trying to call the cops. Stop calling cops. That's not going to fix our situation. We need to sit here and fix it by ourselves. >> Cuz cops scared me. >> So, she was biting you and >> Yes, she was biting. I was just trying to hold her down so that people downstairs would come up and see. I'm just trying to hold her down and talk to her. I'm not trying to hurt her. She's my mom. >> So, what what escalated to where what made her bite you? I'm holding her down like trying to get her to stop trying to stop. Like we need to talk. Stop doing this. >> Why would your mom bite you? Like what caused? >> Because she wants to make me think I'm the problem. You know, I've been sick. I was at the hospital the other day, right? Like I told them to give me the shot because when I was in some behavioral the shot they give us, they honestly lift us up, cover our mouth, put us in like a closet. So when they hit us with a shot, we're instantly out. We can't talk about nothing, you know, because we're not in the right state of mind. Well, now I'm in the right state of mind and I'm clean and I'm I'm right you. I'm trying everything to keep my kids. >> They're all I'm looking for officers and I don't know how to keep him safe without me trying to realize this is I'm trying to tell you guys the truth and trying to talk to you guys, but you guys don't want to talk to me together. You guys just want to play mind games. I'm 25 years old. I'm exhausted. I'm going to tell you business. I'm exhausted. Officer, >> who's playing mind games? You talking about your mom? >> My mom mostly. I just I just went a train against my mom. my brother and my sister and and I'll be it just taking me to take me to Sky Road with my daughter >> before the night so I know I'm safe. >> Yeah, you can't do that. It's a little outside the jurisdiction. So, >> yeah, someone that can. >> How long have you been staying here? >> I I I live here. >> Okay. >> I I'm not coming here and so do my dad. I I like a strain order against my dad. Can I get those five straightening orders and then I won't talk to >> All right. Well, take take a deep breath. Cake. You're extremely elevated. So, take some deep breaths. Exhale out. So, as far as training orders, you have to you have to go do the ground work. You have to go down to the courthouse and fill out the proper paperwork to start that process. That's something I can't do for you this evening. >> That's fine. Can you help me just get a ride to a road somehow? You should. >> I I can't unless you got money for a taxi, then maybe that's a possibility. >> I have I have $50. You know, that's enough. >> However, we have this whole issue between you and your mom of your mom biting you, you holding her down. >> I was just trying to I know I'm I'm admitting my wrong. I'm a lady. >> Probably probably shouldn't have escalated at that point. >> Her story kept contradicting itself. So the officer turned to the mother hoping for some clarity. But almost immediately it became clear what kind of person her daughter really was. >> So what was wrong? >> Because she was sleeping and my son asked her told her to get up because her daughter was crying. I was giving her bath. I was taking care of >> walk over here a little bit. So, we're going to try to step in on each other's toes there. >> And um they started arguing. Well, as soon as you get her flared up, this is what happens. Usually, you just try to ignore it and she'll calm down. They were fighting and arguing. I was like, I was going to call the cops. So, then she kept going. She said she was going to get dressed instead of her dad's. So, I called her dad and she I was recording so you could hear, but um she started down the paint and it went from the bathroom all the way. I was trying to film this, but she just destroyed everything and won't stop. I'm laying on the couch, not talking to her, letting her do what she's doing, yelling at me, and she jumps on top of me, and I can't breathe. So, I yell for her sister to help me. She was laying Well, she's she's bigger than me. So, she's like on top of me, and I'm trying to push her up off of me. And I did bite her to get her off of me cuz I couldn't breathe. But >> yeah, >> but she's hitting me upside my head. I do have a knot. It's just I just can't take it anymore. I just can't. I keep trying and trying. She's screw that. She's >> We want this. >> Yeah, she's broke the iPod or the cake thing. She >> I just I didn't want to call you. >> You said her and the brother was on. >> Yeah. >> And he got so it could stop escalating cuz I told him it would stop. >> So at what point why it turn on you? >> She always turns on me. Always. It's I do everything. I'm She tells everybody I'm a crap. She tells him that I'm a no good piece of mom. I mean, I can go >> I took pictures of the paint like cuz I was like I started cleaning it. But you can see there it's and it went clear to the couch. But oh, that's cuz I came in here taking pictures of everything that was down. back. >> But that's where she's screaming. >> She went there. >> I went to rehab. I've turned back and I'm still trying to fix everything. But um >> but she has her own bedroom to go to living room is the only room I have. So I've asked her like just go bedroom and she won't. She's she wants to see me. She's going to >> Yeah. Well, and so she hit this on my head earlier and ignored that. But then now she's with her pick up and hands smack the side of my head. >> The officers listened as the mother continued her unbelievable account, letting her tell it all the way through, even though they were already starting to realize the kind of mess they had just walked into. >> And it takes me to be like this. Listen to me. I hear you. >> So she jumped on you kind of for back. >> Yeah, she was on me. I don't really move cuz Yeah, I'm just trying to get her off. >> I feel like I was getting smutter so just get off and she said I'm fine for >> So did she actually put her arm around like not arm on your neck or was it just you felt kind of like >> I felt like I mean like she's on top of me so there's like there's me fighting her that's she's just bigger than me. You know what I mean? Like >> I just want to I'm just trying to clear some things out. I just I didn't know if like it just made you feel real I guess across the >> but I'm on the couch and she comes and jumps on top of me so I mean how am I supposed to feel? >> Yeah, I got you. >> And I wasn't fighting back. I mean I wasn't even trying to fight with her. >> Is Tori like your sister? >> Yeah, Tori is my sister. Tory Rickby. I don't know how to spell Rybe. >> That's okay. I was just curious. >> And they're downstairs. >> All right. But it's just you and your mom was upstairs, right? >> Yeah. And I was yelling for help before anything. corner. I was like, "You're not helping this by yelling for yelling for help. You're you being you need to sit down like a normal family and talk." >> I mean, >> and she won't do that. So, I was holding her down to get her to stop like trying to come at me and get in my face. I wasn't trying to hold her down to hurt her. I was trying to get her to realize, "Mom, this is what needs fix. I've been the one so many times in mental hospitals. I'm just trying to fix what I what they've done wrong with me to fix what I've done wrong here. And I'm too far behind. I'm trying to get, you know, it's just a struggle. I went to 1A so I could get that shot and that 1A messed me up even more. The security guards messed me up even more. I used to work out there, you know, and they posted me on Craigslist and everything and that's what really hurt. So, ever since then, I have not worked since then. >> The daughter kept avoiding accountability and kept pointing to her mental illness as a reason for her behavior. Yet, she showed no remorse for attacking her mom. And as the conversation went on, the real story slowly started to surface. >> Are you diagnosed with anything? >> I'm diagnosed with PTSD, anxiety, um, two different right here, but I'm diagnosed with uh this uh PTSD, uh personality disorder, and I take over seven pills together. I take a anxiety pill, another anxiety pill, a breathing pill, and then I take a heart burn for a pill, and I take an iron pill. But I've been missing two pills for months. So then I have to listen to music. I realized when my first time when I I there this girl was in there and she sung to herself. So ever since the first time I was in there, I speak to myself. I had to seek to myself and keep music going cuz if it gets too quiet, I will start talking to myself and then I will not know if I'm in my head or not because I'm always alone. All I got is my kids start I'm always alone. >> What kind of bad habits do you keep on getting sucked into? just like addiction or like my useful I don't like my my my medical. So like if I can't get a ride out there, I'll get where I can get it from. And sometimes I not even realize it legs and I don't even know. And then every time I go hospital this time I realize they ask me about my I said I don't know because I didn't know I just smoke. I smoke before I even got in the police officer. But I'm so scared of police officer because I've always been playing my game. And I always I don't call the police, but my family's always calling police. And I always I always don't call the police cuz I want to prove my rights with you guys and my family. And I >> What do you mean by what do you mean by mind games? >> Ever since I was a kid, it's just been mind games. >> Let's keep moving. >> Ever since no one's ever sat me down at a table and trying to really They've always said, "Oh, you're disgusting. This and that." For me to talk about myself, I have to talk about myself in third person through someone else to understand myself because that's how traumatized I am. Okay. >> So, what what would what are you wanting to see out of the >> She could just go just go until the morning and and she can take her daughter and do whatever. You know what I mean? Go you. I I don't care. Go to your room for the rest of the night. Just leave me alone. Stay away from me. That's it. No one wants to really take me serious about my mental health. And the only place that really takes me serious is when 81 was send me off some behavioral some behavioral. >> What did they recommend for you to do to be able to get you in a better a better situation? >> Uh the first time they just sit and hold. They didn't really do nothing. >> Yeah. >> And then second time, >> it wasn't the second time. It was the third time I went to sit too cuz the second time I was sitting around but the third time I was sitting back there or whatever I went to rehab and I went to rehab for almost two months. I just needed like I think one and a half months left or something to finish and a girl there >> triggered me and I wanted to throw a pop at her but me that trigger I stopped and I realized I just got to go home. I am an addict. I just got to go home because and here I'm not on papers and you think just I'm not on papers. I ain't want to do nothing. And I I hate the disrespect. I'm the nicest person in the world. But the moment I feel disrespect or lied to where my loyalty has been portrayed. Oh, I just I'm a monster. I feel like I don't want to be no monster. I have kids, you know. I want my own home. I'm on Metropolitan Lies. I'm 156 now. I was 155 before I went to 1A. >> Yes, >> but I'm 156 now. Please explain that to me. You want to switch out? >> Can I get a Can you get I need a water out of the refrigerator. >> Yes, hang tight. >> As the officers finished up their investigation, the daughter's behavior started deteriorating right in front of them, quietly solidifying the narrative that her mother had been telling all along. >> I'm not crying for attention. I'm not crying. I'm crying to get this three guys. I'm tired. I'm sleeping. I got two kids. I'm trying to make right, but breaking cycles and everyone hurts me enough. Is there any other resolution you can think of that might work out better for you? >> No, her dad. She was supposed to go to her dad's, but her dad is so upset with her right now, too. But >> maybe that wouldn't be a good good option either. So, >> I guess just see if she'll go in her room. Is the uh the child okay so? >> Yeah. Yeah, that's fine. She takes her in there. That's fine, too. I'm not arguing with her. Whatever she wants is fine. So Taylor, what do you want to do for the rest of the evening? So my my I'll tell you what my perception is, right? I can't have you and mom arguing throughout the rest the remainder of the evening. Okay. Can you We probably both agree with that. It's probably not a good a good situation. >> So option one, do you feel like you need to go to Adena for anything to talk to anybody? >> Stop touching me. No. >> Hey. Hey. Stop. Stop. Calm down. Hey. Hey. Look at me. Look at me. >> Look at me. Calm down. I'm trying to talk to you. Okay. >> Can you take me to my dad's for the night? >> The only way the only way I'm going to do that is if I get a hold of your dad and he says yes. So, I'm not going to randomly show up there with you. >> Will you ask my mom to call him for you? >> I can try that. It sounds like he's also very upset with you as well. >> Can you just throw me in jail for 24 hours? >> Please. >> Do you think that's really going to help you? >> Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. >> Yes. Just go. Please just start me up for 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 48 hours the most, man. Something that's going to help me. Please just do it. Please. >> That wouldn't necessarily be up to me. That would be up to the jail staff. I mean >> please please. >> Why would you want to go to jail? >> Because I realize I love jail because the cameras. >> You guys have cameras on you guys. Hi cameras. I love cameras cuz cameras have everything on proof. >> I'm not crazy. I'm just messed up a little bit. That turtle suit me up in there guys. Well, that I mean, if you go to jail, it's probably going to be the turtle suit again, probably. >> I would be fine in that turtle suit. Put me in that turtle suit with no shoes, no socks, no nothing. Please, please, please inst. >> I mean, the BV is going to be probably weak anyway, but I mean, >> please. >> No, I got to GO TO REHAB TODAY. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT, MOM? >> WHAT? What are you talking about? You're the one that want to go to jail. >> Yeah, but I have rehab today. I can't. So, can we do it tonight? Can I be there at a certain time? >> That's not how that works at all either. >> No, take me to jail. Yeah, you're right. Take me to jail. I'll be that girl, too, for 48 hours until Monday. >> If if that's what you want to do, I guess you'd be under arrest for me violence. Let's go. Come on. >> Domest violence. >> Yeah. Come on. >> Okay. Okay. I I can find out with a lawyer. >> I've been working on an idea. You're the one who go to jail. >> Yeah, because I realize everyone plays mind with games with me and the reason I'm not I'm not doing this no more. >> The officers had finally reached their limit and moved to take action against the clearly unhinged daughter. >> Can you come over here? Stop acting scared. Get >> Stop yelling. My land. Stop. Calm down. Listen. Look at me. Look at me. Two options. Option one, go to dad's house. Dad is fine with that. Option two, go to jail. Which one do you want to do? >> Dad's house. dad's house. Are you going to be able to remain calm? >> Yeah. >> Because if you escalate, it's going to be jail. Do you understand that? >> Okay. >> Never mind. >> If not, tell him I'm going to jail for domestic violence. >> Well, it's not it's not going to be his fault either. So, >> no, it's going to be mine. And I don't know why I'm not recording. >> Can you uh look for your shoe? Cuz either way, you're >> I'm shaking so bad, officer. I'm terrified to even be around you or your thing. >> That's not your fault. It's not your fault. around who >> any officer any place officer any guard is anywhere. >> All right, I'm going to try to find a shoe. I'm going to go that way. I'm sorry. I know. >> No, it's not in my room. I'm freaking under that chair. >> Okay. Okay. I'm trying it, Taylor. I'm trying it. >> I'll walk to my desk from here. I don't need nothing. I just need my speaker and my phone and my roaches and my food court and you watch that. If not, I'm going to vote to jail man. My co driver my speaker my speaker my phone. Where's the book bag I had? Where's my book bag? >> You're probably not going to need any of that stuff. You have >> court at 9:00 in the morning. You'll probably be o you'll be released. >> If I'm walking to my dad's taking stuff face that way. >> Hands on your back like a prime. >> Look at me. I got you. Yeah. You know, I dressed by my son. >> Tell them. >> But I'm never because of you. You and Jared. >> Not really mom's fault. >> You let him call us. And I'm doing this to prove you guys something. Stop sending me to 1A. Stop calling the cops. >> Mom, you're perfectly fine with the little thing here. >> And you're fine with mom taking the little one? >> Hey, >> is there another one here? >> No, he's gone. >> Just a daughter. Am I Am I saying what's today? What's today? >> Side step to your left. >> I am stepping on my left. Do >> you have any weapons on you? Any vapes? Take my vapes out. >> Is it okay if we leave those here? >> Leave, Mom. Put them in that thing. Put them in the middle console. >> But everything's gone. >> I will. >> Nothing on me. I only have underwear on. Remember that. I don't have underwear on. I'm going to Jared's after I get released. Don't try to put no money on my books. Okay, we're going to walk out of the kitchen then. >> Thank you. >> I need my pills to be in there. >> What kind of pills? >> They're my mental health. My anxiety help pills. >> Step over the puddles. Just have a seat for me. >> No, I don't need my pills. Just Just send me You just be in there for a few hours. >> That's all that matters. >> Yeah. Lean back and look that way for me. >> Seat belt. Seat belt in. Okay. >> In the end, she was taken to jail and charged with domestic violence. Next up is the moment a perpetually drunk grandchild was caught in an unusual turn of events for attacking her mildly disabled grandmother, the very person who had taken her in. >> That granddaughter might is a drunk. >> Correct. >> She's hit me across the head twice this morning and right here and it's hurting. >> She smack you or did she punch you? >> No, she took her fist and hit me right the side of the head like that. >> All right, I'm going to have to get some gloves. We'll take her over by my car. On January the 16th, 2023, officers responded to a home about a visitor who had overstayed their welcome. But once they arrived at the scene, they found themselves in the middle of a dispute between an elderly grandmother and her granddaughter. What made it even more disturbing was the realization that sometimes a 911 caller could actually be the one causing the trouble. >> Morning. And um >> hi out here. She's been meeting me on the head. >> Yeah. >> Get her out. And that guy upstairs got out of my house. >> You called us, right, Krist? >> Yeah, I did. >> She called She hit me on the head. She's drunk. >> She's been hitting me. >> And I want that both out of my house right now. >> No. Um the actual incident that I called you about is um um >> She is drunk. >> My >> You for sure want him out. Okay, for sure. Because he is so intoxicated. He can't drive a S10 out of here. >> He's from Massland, Ohio. So, um he cannot drive his vehicle out of here. He is unsafe. So, I have to call the police because I have to have an intervention um where he needs >> Go ahead with your stuff >> removed. >> Yeah. I can't I mean I can't drive. >> She's been hitting me on the head. >> Are you okay? Do you want a paramedic? >> No. Just get her out of here cuz I when you're not here, she's mean as the hell. She's been hitting me. >> I've not been hitting I've been upset. >> Yes, you have. Stephanie, you She's drunk. >> Yeah, she says I'm drunk. I'm not intoxicated at all. >> God damn it. >> Yeah, >> we go through this a lot, huh? >> Yeah. >> Is he sleeping right now or >> Get her out of here. >> Yeah, we've met before. >> Yeah. >> Is uh >> And I'm tired of him, too, because this is embarrassing. Um he has only been in my life for the last 24 hours. So, um I don't want him >> at all. Does he have someone be like this? You didn't think you'd get that drunk? >> Yeah. I mean, WHY WOULD I WANT THAT? >> SHE'S NICE ENOUGH. You should see her when you're not here. >> You should see her when when you're not here. She >> clearly yelling at me. >> Grandma, whatever happened with adult protective services? I remember they were out here like a year ago. What did they tell you to do? >> She wasn't here then. She was out. She was away for a while. >> Yeah, I was away for a while, meaning I was married for 11 years. >> That'll do it. I had two children. >> Yeah. >> Whoops. >> Drunk. >> Whoopsy bills. >> Well, as soon as my partner gets here today, I would take her to jail. >> Well, I don't have a reason out of here. She's been hitting me. >> I don't have a reason to take her. >> I have I know 50/50 of this house. Um me and my sister own this house of property. Um >> get her out of here. This is my house. >> I I want him out. Let's get Let's start with one. >> You quit hitting me, you ducking fool. Do you talk to your other daughter or your granddaughter? >> Um, she um my my other daughter's uh a doctor. She's a cardiologist. >> Oh, wow. Very good. >> Yeah. Um she comes here maybe once a week. She cleans catbox. That's all >> you talking about? >> Her daughter. >> Huh? >> No, I'm talking about Rachel. >> Or Rachel? Yeah. >> Rachel won't even come down here because of her. >> She won't come down here. >> She won't come near the >> My sister doesn't like >> to deal with it. >> Yeah, she doesn't want to deal with it. this guy. >> Uh, no. This guy, this was a mistake, >> I admit. >> And he's passed out. >> He's passed out. And he has um S10 in the in the in the driveway. >> Yeah. >> He is unsafe. I I would tell him to kick him out and and and wake him up, shake him up, and tell him to drive out of here. He literally is not safe enough to drive. >> Why don't you let him just hang out till he's sober? >> Because he won't be sober. >> She's drunk, too, because she's been hitting me on the head. >> Stop. Grandma, are you sure you don't want a paramedic? >> No one paramedic. What? Get her out of here. She's silent when you're not here. >> So, uh, she's known for 24 hours. He's upstairs passed out in her bed and she wants him to leave. >> Yep. >> Both of them, >> but he has a truck here and he's not going to be able to drive it. Grandma's alleging >> unsafe to drive. I cannot >> emphasize that enough. He cannot drive. >> Okay. >> I don't even know where his car keys are. I call his dad. His dad has the car keys of the trucker, he says, are in his pocket. >> Okay. >> Dad won't come up and get him, right? >> Let's Well, somebody's going to have to come up and get him. >> Yeah. You don't want him here. He's going to have to leave. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And then grandma's a legend. She got hit. And >> Yes, sir. >> We got a lot of I haven't woken this guy up yet. I was waiting waiting for you. >> Okay. >> And my whole entire room smells like you're out of here, too. And >> when you're not here, she's violent. She She's crazy. Grandma, you got I've been here. >> You got to evict her. >> Yeah, I've been here once. >> Don't tell her. She doesn't know. >> To the officers, it looked like that the home had deeper problems brewing beneath the surface. They saw the drunken woman and the visibly pained grandmother protesting as if her life depended on it. >> She's acting nice enough. You should see when she's when you're not here. >> Who has like POA and stuff over her over grandma? >> Uh me and my sister do 50/50. >> Okay. All right. >> Out of here. >> Let's go deal with this. Yeah, >> you can take us up there. >> My sister is pissed at this. >> Your sister's pissed at this? >> Yeah. Why is that? >> Cuz she's like, "Why did you manage to like that?" >> How long you been nervous, dude? >> 24 hours. >> 24 hours. >> So, so you just brought him home last night or >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. And then he >> And he's so drunk that he literally is I'm >> What time did you guys get back last night? >> It wasn't a case of getting 6 p.m. >> 6 p.m. Yeah. And he's been drinking here the whole time. Yeah. >> What's he been drinking? >> Uh vodka. >> What time did he fall asleep? >> Uh the diluted vodka though from the gas station. >> I have no quit. When did he quit drinking? >> Oh, >> so you don't know this guy? >> No, he never quit drinking. He wakes up and then he he takes a swig and he >> Why the heck would you bring him home, >> right? There's probably not down. >> I'm sure there is. >> What's his name? But there is >> Paul >> because she's drunk. >> Paul Eric. Wit. >> Paul. Eric Whit. >> Paul Wit. I think they sent us his social. >> What room is he in? >> Left. Right. >> To the left. >> To the left. >> Grandma, I'll come back and talk to you. >> Oh my god. >> Shot. >> Paul, what's up now? >> Paul. Officer Dennis. What's up? >> You can have my >> Okay, you got somebody to come pick you up cuz they don't want you here anymore. Stop yelling at your grandmother, >> please. >> Over here. >> Let us deal with Paul and then I'll talk to grandma. >> All right, I'll come over here. >> Okay. >> What this room is is a mural. >> Paul, I'll just ask you cuz they want you to leave. >> Exactly the same thing, >> but we know that you're intoxic. >> Your dad. >> All right, let's call >> my dad. Let's Let's call Dad and get him here so we can get you out of here. Okay. >> Yeah. >> How much you had to drink? >> Quite a bit. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You got your phone? >> You got a phone? >> Do you know his dad's phone number? >> No. >> No. >> Um I can look it up. >> There's your phone >> right underneath you. >> Everything that he needs >> at 11:00 a.m. >> I'm willing to do. >> I just want to make >> Whatever he needs, you're willing to do. You won't let them do it. >> Nope. >> I tried. He's been sleeping off for two hours. >> What? >> I mean I mean two days. >> Two days. >> Not two. Two days. >> You've been here for two days? >> Yeah. >> You said 24 hours. >> I brought I live. >> Okay. >> I'm just asking. That's all. >> So you got shoes laying around here anywhere. You got one stuck on one. >> No. His shoes are at the back door. >> Okay. >> Okay. Shoes are at the back door. >> Yep. >> Are you you able to make it down there? Might have to do it old toddler style on your end. Slide down. >> Where my booze at? >> Oh, yeah. We're not >> They're downstairs by the >> We're not take We're not taking right here. >> Oh, boos. I thought you said booze. >> I was like, that's not going anywhere. >> I heard you say that. >> After a short while, one of the officers returned to speak with the grandmother. this time alone. And the elderly woman finally began unburdening herself, sharing details that would send chills down the officer's spine. >> Okay, when they come back downstairs right now, >> I'm right here. >> I got to go. >> Can you first I that granddaughter my isn't drunk. >> Correct. >> She's hit me across the head twice this morning and right here and it's hurting and I I can't have her in my house anymore. >> She's She smacked you, >> huh? >> What? Did she smack you or did she punch you? >> No, she took her fist and hit me right in the side of the head like that twice this morning. >> Just just before you came right back of my head here. It hurts. >> Why did she do it? >> Cuz she's drunk. >> Well, I know she's drunk. She's always drunk. >> She's always drunk. I want her out of here. >> So, who who owns this house? >> Huh? >> You own this house? >> Yes, I do. >> So, who else helps you out besides >> Nobody? >> Don't you have an aid that comes in? Well, I did have a her sister, which is another drunk, uh, comes and helps me. She's up in Cleveland. She's a nurse. She's up in Cleveland right now. I I got to get that that drunk out of my house. I can't have her anymore. She's she'sing me. >> Well, what we need is somebody to legally evict her. But, >> well, we're going to we are we are going her other sister's coming up from North Carolina today, and they're going to court. I don't of course they were not. >> No, not open till tomorrow. They they were going to go and uh press charges against her. >> Well, they need to just file an eviction and get her out of your house. Are you able to take care of yourself? >> No. >> So, who takes care of you? >> Well, my other granddaughter, but she won't come down with while she's here cuz she's drunk. >> So, you're not being taken care of? >> Not Not right now. >> Not like you need to be. How are you able to go to the bathroom and stuff on your own? >> I can do that. That's all. That's why my house is a mess right now cuz that drunk won't do anything. What is your other daughter's name that's coming up? Rachel. >> Rachel. Can I get her with her? >> Okay, good. So, she knows what's going on. We're going to have paramedics take him out cuz he can't even walk and we can't carry him. >> I want her out of here. Can't Can I press charges against her today for hitting me and getting her out of here? Cuz she soon as you leave, she's going to beat me up. >> Where did she hit you? >> Right beside the head here. Sugar and wham. Right. >> Do you have a lump? A bump? >> Huh? Do you have a lump or any kind of bump there? >> I don't know. It just hurts cuz she just That's the first time she ever took her fist and just wham me like my twice on the side of my head. >> And how long? >> Just before you came. >> Just before we came. >> Yeah. >> And you didn't call us. It was >> She called. >> Yeah. She called about him. >> Yeah. >> What's your name, Grandma? >> Jennet L. >> Jenna. >> Janette. >> Janette. >> J E A N H E G E. >> What's the last name? >> A L L E N. I can't put up with her ring. I can trust her as soon as you leave. She's going to beat me up again. >> What is uh your birthday, Janette? >> My what? >> Your birthday. >> I'm 88. >> Yeah, you don't need to be dealing with this. But we got There's a right way and a wrong way to get her out of here. >> Well, can you take her to the other day? She's drunk. I I can't have her. She's going to beat me up soon as you leave. >> How often does she beat you up? >> That's the first time she's ever hit me. She's yelled at me all the time, but that's the first time she's ever hit me. >> Okay. >> She's thrly at me before, but that's the first time she's actually hit me. And you want to have her arrested for what? >> For domestic violence, I guess. I don't know what you call it. >> It is domestic violence >> for for hitting me. >> If she punched you in the head? >> Yes, she did with her fist. >> If she just kind of pushed you away, it's a little different. >> She just come down. She's just drunk and she just come down here and she was mad at me for heaven knows what. >> For having what? >> I I don't know. She just come down here and she was standing my way and I asked her to please move and she said, "I'm not going to do it." I said, "Would you move so I can get through?" And she said, "No, I'm not going to do And she going to wham me right in the head like that just just for saying something to her. >> Do you um do you want to fill out a witness statement for me? >> What' you say? >> Do you want to fill out a statement that says that she hit you? And >> yes. Okay. >> I want her out of here. >> All right. Let me see what I can do. Okay. >> After hearing her complaints, the officer had a clearer picture of what was going on. But they still had to handle things step by step. First the drunken visitor, then the unruly, intoxicated granddaughter. >> He said I can still live there. >> Yeah. >> But I just decided to move here. I'm going to have to get some paperwork for DB cuz that's what grandma's alleged. >> What's DB? >> Okay. >> What's DV? >> Domestic violence. She's saying you hit her. Maybe a smack in the head. >> No. >> She's saying boom. He punched right in the head. >> Okay. Oh my girl. She walks away with no unscathed. Okay. All right. Fine. Whatever. >> She's had a friend here for two days and every time he would just open his eyes, he would sip vodka. And he can't do anything. pissed the bed all he can't even walk at Paul. >> Have you ran into him before? >> I know Christa >> and she's sober. >> No. No, she's not sober. >> I just want to be done with this already. I just want granddaughter sitting here >> trying to make >> Yeah, I know. She doesn't know what planet she's on. >> You're drunk and you get out of here. >> I'm drunk, Grandma. I asked him to leave. What? Please. >> How am I drunk when I asked the drunk to leave? >> You're drunk, too. >> No, I'm not. Yes, you are. >> We're not going to yell at each other. >> Yeah, I'm not. >> I mean, we're kind of yelling. Let's not. >> Please right now, honey. I Can I talk to you later? >> I don't. >> She has a life and a job and all that, Grandma. She doesn't want to deal with your >> Do you want to go to your area and I'll go over this with you? >> Yeah. >> All right. Where you >> Oh my god. You're just going to incinerate her. >> Incinerate? I'm not going to burn her. >> Yes, you are. >> Civil protection order, and that can go up to 5 years, but that's something you do through domestic relations court. So, well, it sounds like they're finally pulling away with Paul. >> Good. What else is going on? >> Grandma's just writing something out for me. And then hopefully we'll be out of here. >> All right. I'm excited. >> No, cuz I had literally I did nothing wrong. I know. My girl's pissed because Paul was here and I'm pissed, too. Well, I'm not >> I I did not know he was a drunk like this. >> Why would I invite somebody over like that? >> Think about it. Why would I even do that? >> I The minute I knew he knew, I was like, get him out of here. And that's coming from an alcoholic. >> I know. I got you. >> My apartment is upstairs, but like I >> I know. We were up there. >> Yeah. So, I don't come down some days. I don't come down see her for days at a time. who takes care of her >> for days at a time. Um, my sister will. >> Okay. I Yeah. >> Yeah. My sister visit every once in a while. >> She said that grandma is alleging she got hit. That's >> on that. No. >> Grandma doesn't just throw that out. >> My grandma My grandma takes care of herself. My grandma's not not that disabled. >> Other granddaughter, Rachel, and she said, "My grandma has never alleged before of being hit." So, if she's saying it, it's legit. And so, Grandma is currently filling out a uh domestic violence packet once Chris Alexa arrested. >> You dressed? >> Yeah. >> Grab some shoes. >> Why? >> Cuz you're coming with us. We're going to end this situation with you and grandma right now so there's no more stuff that happens. >> Yeah, there is. Come on. You bring your phone. So, you got it. Do you have shoes downstairs? You got shoes in here? >> Uh, downstairs. >> Okay. All right. Why? Why? You're not uh telling me what's going on. >> Come on. Come on. We will. >> Am I being arrested? >> No, not yet. Come on. Keep coming. >> Another card out here. >> Bye. >> All right. Nope. Yeah. Where's your shoes? I'll grab them for you. >> Back door. >> I'll get them. What do they look like? >> They're just black shoes. >> Okay. >> Can I get by the back door and then get her shoes? >> Somehow, the officers ended up facing the exact opposite of what they had originally been called to the house for. And that didn't mean their new suspect was going to go with them quietly. >> Thank you. >> Throw them all. >> Am I being arrested? >> Stand up. >> No. >> Yes, please. I'm asking nicely. Hey, remember how we had that talk upstairs? >> I'm asking. Am I being arrested? >> Yes, you are. Come on. Stand up. >> We'll be cool with you. >> Put that in. Do you have a pocket for that? >> No. >> Okay. >> I'll hold it. I got it. >> Where's your uh cord go? >> What are you talking about? I like Let me comment. >> Well, let's put your >> hands together like you're pranking. >> We're going to explain everything. You want this to go with you, correct? Your phone. >> Yes. >> All right. I'm going to have to get some gloves. We'll take her over by my car. >> Okay. >> It's going to go to your car cuz Danny doesn't share well. >> Yeah, I know. >> Yeah, I can. Go ahead. Let me pull turkey. I start have seizures. You're not to the seat yet. >> Keep going. Keep going. There you go. Yeah. >> All right. Now, slide in. >> Okay. All right. I just want to make sure you didn't fall. >> I'm going I'm going to buckle her in. >> I'm not used to that. >> All right. I'm going to reach across your hun. Can you sit back a little bit? I don't need you getting hurt on top of all this mess. >> All right. All right. I'll follow you back. >> In the end, she was charged with simple assault.