sticks her fingers in my um skin right here. She starts slapping me in my face. He um me and picked me up and walked me to the other side of the kitchen. >> Why you not in school? >> Because they refuse to go to school. I'm tired of being talked to and treated like I I don't matter. They want to tell me what I can do, what I can't do. Tell me I don't live here. >> Going to no defense. >> On February 25th, 2025, officers responded to residents following a report involving a family dispute where a young family member was allegedly struck and restrained. I'm Jack and this is Unpopular. >> Come to me. >> Please >> keep that dog on the porch. I don't know what the deal is with that dog. >> Make sure you don't get in it. Put the dogs in the house. >> She's the problem. >> No, he ain't the problem. They are the problem. >> Okay. Well, hold up. Slow down. I want to talk to the kids first. All right. They made a phone call. Who made the call to the sheriff's office? >> All right. How about do me a solid? I'm going to talk with them. Then I'm going to talk with you. Then I'm going to put it all together. Fair enough. All right. And who's the parents of the youngest? >> They're not here. >> They're not here. >> No, they laugh with me. Go back two or three or four days at a time. >> All right. Who called you? >> You did. Come here. >> Savannah called. I heard this one here. >> But he called them, >> right? Come here. >> But she talked to you. >> Come on. Y'all two come here. And what are you? Do you like y'all brothers and sisters? >> Okay, you know what happened? Okay, I'm going to give it y'all together. Okay, so do me a solid. Huh? >> I don't know what happened. >> Okay, you don't have anything to do with this. You go off to the side. What happened? >> So, um, me and >> Tell the truth, too. Okay. >> Yeah. Do >> Me and my grandma. >> Look at me when you talk. >> Me and my grandma, we was in a we was in an argument. >> It started out like this. >> Who's grandma? That lady right there. Okay. >> I was sitting on the couch singing a song she didn't like. >> She was like stop cuz she was just cussing at me and stuff. Okay. So, I was just ignoring her, singing my little song. Okay? And then she gonna get up and say, "If you don't stop, I'm gonna push you off the couch." I said, "No, you ain't. You're not gonna touch me." >> Okay? >> And she comes over there and she tries and I said, >> "Stop. Don't do that." >> Okay? >> But I didn't fall off the couch. And then she um sticks her fingers in my um skin right here. >> Okay. >> I tried to like get her off of me, but it didn't work. And then she puts me up against the um wall by the our couch in there. Right there at that corner. >> Yes, sir. >> She starts slapping me in my face. >> Okay. And then she made me accidentally hit my papa, but nothing needs to fall on my papa. >> He's had four strokes. Okay. >> He don't know what's going on. >> Okay. >> And then he know it triggered something in his old mind. >> Okay. >> And he started hitting me. But I don't want to let make nothing fall on him. >> Okay. >> All right. >> After that, another argument started, forgot what it was about. And then my uncle came in >> and um at first he slapped me in the back of my head and I said, "You don't have no reason to hit me." Then you can see the the black marks on it where he used to wins. >> Okay. He um and picked me up and walked me to the other side of the kitchen. >> Okay. >> Because I said he ain't have no reason to hit me. He said I got every right to hit you. And then that's when he picked me up and did that and walked me to the other side of the kitchen. >> Okay. Had marks on your face, anything like that? >> No, but she has on all them rings on her fingers. >> Okay. She was hitting you or she was slapping. >> She was slapping. >> Okay. Does it hurt anything? No. >> Uh it hurt a little bit at the time when I was crying. >> All right. You heard what he said, right? Did you know maybe what happened? I didn't hear part what he talking about, but I do know because he was in the wall. Only thing I saw was when he had our uncle had walked in the kitchen. I heard him say, "You don't have to." Well, that was he said, "You didn't have to slap me in my head." That was >> who who said that? >> Kane did. >> Okay. >> And then that's when my uncle came in there and he said, "I got all rights to get you something like that." And you by his neck and started walking with him. His face like turn red. >> Okay. in. So you saw the uncle grab him by the neck and start walking away. >> And then I saw push him against the couch. Okay. >> And and then yesterday she had she was punching him in the face and she put his head through the window. >> Okay. Yesterday. But today um >> today they both was going off be being here. >> Okay. You saw mama slapping it? >> Yeah. I seen something >> and you saw him grab him around the neck. >> Yeah. >> You say picked him up and start walking with you? >> Yeah. >> Walking with him where? >> Cuz it's the kitchen and the dining room together and he started walking with him. >> Okay. Did you say anything to him or what did you >> I was shocked. >> You just stayed back and kept quiet. >> Yeah. So he said he wanted to call for >> Okay. Is this your brother? >> Mhm. >> Okay. What is this? >> That's my sister. >> That's your sister. Who's old? Is she? >> Mhm. >> Hey. All right. Tell me your story. I was in my room and then I looked out like out the hallway and I saw my sister like a sharp face >> and then I like walked out and I and then my uncle you like came in his hands >> in his hands where the neck doing what? >> Like nothing. >> Okay. Okay. All right. You seen anything else? What grandma was doing? You didn't see you just arguing. >> Okay. All right. You know what the argument was about? She had asked him to turn up house and we was doing something. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Look at the trick. >> All right. Talk to me. >> We was doing something at the moment. So I kind of ignore her. >> Okay. >> And then I guess he was in the living room. >> Okay. >> And she started slapping. >> Did anybody else get their hands put on just him? >> No. >> Okay. >> My brother told me if I kept on talking, he was going to slap me, too. >> Who said that? >> No. >> He said if you kept on talking, he was going to slap you, too. Okay. Uh, did you say anything to him to, you know, stop what get your hands off my brother or? >> Yeah. I was like, "Bubble, why would you do that?" >> Uhhuh. >> And then >> with Bubba. >> No. >> Okay. >> That's what he called him. >> Mhm. >> And then he said, "If you don't shut up, I would do it to you, too." >> But he says, "Stop, too." >> Okay. >> And I said, "And I walked away." I was like, "You ain't going to touch me." >> All right. You read and write? >> Mhm. >> You do. You went. How far in school you gone? You still in school? >> Is it school today? >> Yeah. School today. >> Why you not in school? Cuz they refuse to go to school. >> Why you not in school? >> Mr. Bush. >> You missed the bus. >> Get up and go. >> Okay. All right. Where's your mom and dad at? >> All right. He was in the house, but you didn't see nothing, huh? Okay. Just stay right there, ma'am. All right. I'm talking with the kids. What's your story? >> What's my story? I'm tired of being talked to and treated like I I don't matter. All right. >> And I'm dirty. >> Okay. >> They tell me I got to get out to take my house. >> Right. Let me stop you right there because this is a criminal matter right now. I'm going to explain your rights to you. Okay? You got the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in the court of law. So, you still want to talk to me and tell me your side. I'm going ask you a question. First question is, what's your name? >> Patricia Frasier. >> Frasier. >> And this is my ex-husband. He lives here. >> Okay, cool. So, uh >> I've been here a year with him, taking care of him. He's had four strokes. >> Okay. These young are out of control. >> On today's date, this date, this time, did you happen to uh put your hand slap this young man? >> I did. >> You did? And may I ask you why would you do that? >> Because I'm tired of being talked back to. I'm tired of him telling me that he ain't got to do a damn thing I'll say. >> Okay. Okay. Where's the parents? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> Becky's got her income taxes and they gone just like they do every year. They won't be back in the picture until the money's gone. >> Yes. And in the meantime, we got the youngans. >> Yes, ma'am. >> They won't listen. They won't go to school. They won't do nothing. This is the fourth time the police have been out here. >> Yes, ma'am. Thank you for your kind. I appreciate your honesty. Okay. >> I'm not going to stand up and let my 11year-old grandson stand up and tell me that I cannot take and tell him what to do and him tell me that he don't have to listen to a damn thing I say. >> The uncle behind the house. What does he tell you? >> He's my son. >> That's your son. >> That's my son. And these are my grandkids. >> All right. Anybody else in the house? >> No. >> Everybody's out here. Everybody's out here except for my son. He's up under the truck. My son has heard me ask these youngans for 45 minutes this morning. Okay. >> All I asked them to do was to get up and help clean up now. We all done it together. It wouldn't take 15 minutes. Yes, ma'am. >> They look at me and tell me we ain't doing the damn thing. >> Okay. >> You can't make us do [ __ ] is what they tell me. Let's not forget the fwords. Yesterday we got into it hot and I left walking. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I didn't come back till this morning. >> Okay. >> Because they look at me, they tell me I have no rights here. I don't live here. I live in the camper. I'm here to take care of him. That's what I come here for a year ago. He asked me to come here to take care of him. >> Okay. >> Why should I have to take and listen to disrespectful kids that won't get up and go to school, won't do nothing you ask them. All they interested in doing is making messes. >> Yes, ma'am. >> They won't clean up behind the stuff. They won't pick up behind theel. They just take food out of cabinet, open it up, and leave it. >> Okay. >> I am not their maid. >> Yes, ma'am. >> If they want to live here, they need to participate in this family. If not, they got to go. >> All right. Fair enough. Thank you, ma'am. This is sister. Yes, sir. >> All right. Did you see a witness any of this? >> Telling the truth, son. He was just in the back room. Did you hear any commotion or anything? >> You did? Did you come out the room to see what was going on? >> I was about to, but it was too late. >> Okay. Are you hurt anywhere? Anything like this? Yes, sir. >> Okay. Are you beat up? Why y'all not in school today? >> Cuz we missed the bus. >> You missed the bus. Okay. You heard what she said, right? >> Yes, sir. >> Are you a rebellious kid? Do you talk back or anything like that to her? I mean, sometimes people apologize, I think. >> Okay, I got you. You didn't see your uncle grabbing them and nothing like they just in other What were you doing in the other room? >> Uh, playing with my sister and that trying to fix up. >> Okay, cool. Where's your mom and daddies at? >> I can't really tell you cuz I really don't know. >> How long y'all been staying here? >> 5 years. >> Anybody in the house working? >> No, sir. >> No. How y'all feed yourself, support yourself? Anything like that? >> Cook. >> Cook. Okay. Y'all like it here? >> Yeah. you. Well, you do. Okay. All right, then. So, do me a favor, man. Just uh appreciate you talking to me. Thank you. Okay. You know, you can say anything. Don't be afraid. You know, if you know something, tell me, you know, why we here, okay? You know, we're here to to listen to everybody's story, but we also here to help you. Okay? Are you in danger? Yes, sir. >> No. Tell them the truth. Okay? >> You good? >> You know, I'm here to help you now. Don't be afraid. I got you. >> Okay? You feel me? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. What's your son's name? >> Can I talk to you now, sir? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Thank you. You want to talk to me? Give me your side of the story. >> Yes, sir. Sure. Do >> all right. So, my question first, the young man called said that you grabbed him around the neck, picked him up. My question, why? I'm out here working on my truck. >> Yes, sir. >> My mama's in there trying to get them to help clean up. >> Yes, sir. >> None of them want to do anything. >> Okay. >> She's talking to the little one. Just can't. >> Yes, sir. >> Askes him to help clean up. He's standing up straight up cussing her out, >> calling her and everything. And I can hear him from out here. >> That's mama. That's your mama. >> Yes, sir. That's their grandma. >> Yes, sir. >> When I heard that, they kind of got me a little bit. I walked in the house. He was in her face yelling. >> Okay. Where were you at? You was outside. >> I was outside working on >> You can hear commotion in the house. >> All the way in the house. Yes, sir. I walked inside. He was in her face yelling. Okay. >> So, I come up from behind him. I grabbed him and I moved him. I didn't choke him or anything like that. I just moved him out of her face. I dragged him like that by the neck. Just moved it. >> I didn't squeeze real hard. I mean, I got grease on my hand and stuff like that, so I know that's on his neck. Other than that, that's all it was. I didn't >> All right. >> put verbal or anything like that. He was in there cussing at my mama. And I done had enough. And this is a everyday thing. It started this morning at 6:00 >> when they was supposed to go to school. >> Okay. >> I'm sitting there waiting for them to get on the bus. They all acted like they they was going to the bus. >> Mhm. >> Well, I thought they was on the bus. I come out here a little while later going my sister's camper and they all in the bed sleeping there. Okay. >> At 6:00. What are y'all doing? Y'all supposed to be in school? That's when all this started. >> Gotcha. >> And they've been in a uproar ever since. >> Okay. Step over here. See that girl right there with the white shirt on? >> Yes, sir. >> You see the girl with the uh purple shorts on? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Question. You had the young man there by the neck. Girls here stated that uh why would you want to do that? Did you tell her? And this is a question. If you don't shut up, uh you going to get the same thing. >> No, I did not. >> All right. Did you have any communication with her? >> Did you say it? >> I I told them all. Okay. >> That they here for a reason because their mama's out doing her own thing, which >> I got you. >> Is typical of my sister. She comes over here, drops them off, and just hauls for weeks at a time. Okay. Don't bring them no food, no groceries, nothing. They they expect us to support them. >> Uhhuh. >> She was sitting there running her mouth to me after I done grabbed Kane. >> Uhhuh. >> And I told her about her mom. I said, "If your mama wanted y'all, y'all would be with her. Y'all wouldn't be here." That's the only thing I said. >> I got you. You have any any questions whatsoever? >> No. I mean, usually I don't have no problem out of it. You know, they look up to me. They love me to death. They they yelling at her their grandma like that. I mean, >> I can't put up with that. I mean, I didn't mean to grab him by the neck, but I just it was rage, you know, and he was in there yelling at my mom like that. I just grabbed him and just moved him out the way. I did not choke him or anything like that. >> There too. Again, you say you grabbed him around the neck. >> I grabbed him with two hands around her neck >> and you moved >> and moved him out of her face. Yes, sir. >> Okay, fair enough. Thank you for your kinder. Me and Lieutenant going to have a talk and we may have some further questions. Fair enough. All right. Cool. You have a question or something you want to talk say? >> Yeah, I got a question. >> Okay. >> My husband has got a court date on the 27th about these young not going to school. Yes, ma'am. >> He's had four strokes. He's not able to appear in court and talk on his behalf because he can't talk plainly. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I left here yesterday because of the same mess. >> They want to tell me what I can do, what I can't do. Tell me I don't live here and all this, that, and the other. get in my face and threaten me. Well, today I've had enough of it. >> Okay. >> They don't want to listen. They don't want to go to school. I mean, and Stephen's heard me. I've asked them over and over and over for 45 minutes. Stephen heard me ask them, "Please get up. Help me clean up. It won't take us long." >> Right. >> They want to be smart mouths. They want to cuss. They want to do this. They want to do that. But they don't want to do what you ask them to do. They want to tear stuff up. >> Right. And you say, "Today you just had enough of >> I had enough. Yesterday I left walking. I walked from here all the way up past that white househand side of the road. >> Yes, ma'am. >> And somebody picked me up and I was sitting on the side of the road. I was just a crime. Okay. >> Because they told me I don't live here. I have no right to tell them what to do or anything else. Okay. >> It don't matter whether I've got any rights. I am their grandmother by blood. >> Okay. What other adults stay here besides you? Y'all three? >> Him? My husband? >> Just y'all three? >> Yeah. Because my daughter's in and out. She she brings them in, drops them off, and wakes us up in the middle of the night, tells us make sure that they get up and go to school. >> Okay. What's the daughter's name? >> Letty Rebecca Sal. >> And these are her children. >> All four of them are >> contact information. >> I don't have any on them. Okay. >> Because she's in and out. She does what she wants to when she wants to. And ain't nobody supposed to say nothing about it. >> Okay. Well, thank you, ma'am. Me and Lieutenant going to talk. Okay. Uhhuh. You got grease marks around his neck. That's And that is He definitely put his hands on him. >> You know, if anything else, you definitely got simple batter. He grabbed him. >> Last thing I don't see redness. I just see the marks of silver. >> It's because the orange, >> right? >> He picked him up, holded him. >> How'd he pick you up? >> Oh, like I did you come off your feet? >> Yeah. Like I was going dizzy. >> Uhhuh. >> I went lightheaded. Like >> stuper. Okay. It's called a stouper. >> When he did it when he set me down, I was like really dizzy. Lightheaded like >> Okay. >> All I know you got to ask my sister if I was in the air or not, but I know for a fact I was moving my feet in the air. >> Okay. You say grandma slap you. >> Sure. >> And you say she grabbed which arm? This one right here. All right. The end goal here, folks, is uh we want to listen to the whole story. Okay. We don't want you to be lying to the police. Want you us to tell the truth, right? Told me the truth, right? Are you lying? Yes, sir. >> Telling me the truth. Right. Okay. And you was in the bedroom and you didn't see nothing till you come out. It was like it was over with, right? Okay. And all you was doing just whistling. What you whistling? What? What's the tune? >> It's just like a rap song. a rap song. >> It's not. It's just like no words. It's like Okay. It's >> gooey gooey. >> Okay. Okay. But you just whistling. She didn't like it. She told you to stop it. You said just whistling, right? You kept whistling. >> No, I wasn't whistling. I was physically singing. >> You was physically singing it. Okay. She said stop, but you did. You stop right away or did you say no or what? What did you >> I was like I'm not bothering nobody. >> Okay. Okay. And then >> she cussing me. >> You sitting in the chair. She gets up and walk towards you. >> Yes, sir. >> And then you say she grabbed your arm >> first. She tried to push me off the couch. >> She tried to push you off the couch. >> Yeah. Cuz I was sitting on the arm of the couch >> and she said, "If you don't stop, I'm going to push you off the couch." And I said, "No, you ain't. I'm doing nothing wrong to you." >> Okay. And then she slapped you. >> Yes. >> How many times? >> Cuz she tried to she did hurt nails and my skin. >> So, and then that's when I was like I said, "Stop. Get off of me." And then she said, "I'm going to get off of you." All right. >> Mhm. And then that's when um I try to like push away from her and like that's when she pushed me up against the wall. So she hit me in the face. >> How many times did she >> Maybe like three times maybe four. >> That's it, right? Telling me the truth, sir. >> Honest truth. Okay. Anybody told you to make up this stuff or you telling me the facts? >> Okay. All right. Cool. All right, guys. After hearing the totality of circumstances and reading Miranda to you, you under arrest and you under arrest. Okay. You have the right. >> Somebody's got to be here. Somebody's got to be here. >> We We got deep. We got defects or child protective service coming out here and we going to hang tight until they get out here cuz they going to want to talk with you guys. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, that's where we at with it right now. I want you to clearly understand. I appreciate your cander and your honesty. We're not the boogeyman, but it's just the nature of the beast. Okay. So, that's where we at with it right now. I would advise you just to exercise your rights that I gave to you. Don't say anything else to us. If you do, Cameron's on. Anything you say will and be used against you in the court of law. You have any questions? Exercise your rights. Turn around. Put your hand behind your back. >> If you know the mother's number or >> I don't have any way getting in touch with her. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to no defense. >> Y all going. IT'S J'S FAULT. IT'S ALL FOUR OF Y'ALL. YOU GOING TO stay in school. YOU CAN'T STAY IN SCHOOL FOR FIGHT. >> Y THIS ON YOURSELF. BUT ME and brother going TO JAIL FOR US. The reason they're going to jail, >> IT'S BECAUSE HE TOLD YOU, MAN. THAT'S WHY THEY'RE GOING TO JAIL. SAID THEY TOUCHED YOU. >> Thank Thank you, young man. He grabbed you around your neck. Okay. Um and and it's not your fault. You didn't He didn't do anything wrong. None of y'all did. Okay. The woman was charged with firstdegree endangerment, battery, and two counts of thirdderee endangerment.