Y'all keep me in my Just check my Just check my bro. >> Just check my >> bullies enjoy making a life a living hell for others. Especially when things don't go their way. But what happens when they meet fafo cops who don't hesitate to put them in their place. Don't give me >> I got you. WHAT THE [screaming] HELL? YOU GOT to These bullies realized what it means to get a sweet taste of their own medicine. Starting with this 17-year-old bully who became a crybaby as soon as he was given a taste of his own [music] medicine because he found his girl with another guy. >> Okay, get up. >> No, this hurt. >> On November the 23rd, 2022 in Ohio, officers were dispatched to a residence following reports of a fight. But when they arrived, they weren't dealing with someone ready to calm down. Instead, it was a full-blown bully who, for some bizarre reason, carried himself like he was beyond [music] reproach. >> What's this dude on? >> I don't know. Who's that? >> I don't know. >> Maybe it's people. >> So, what's going on? >> Where's he at? It's over. >> All right, let's give her a phone. >> It's over. Give me my phone. >> It's over. >> Why does it take us to come here? >> Cuz they have my phone, man. >> They have my phone, bro. Don't know about your phone. >> Bring my phone. >> Bring my phone. >> Hey, do you want him back here, sir? Okay, I got him. >> I got your phone. My property. >> I want my like this. >> My property is yours. >> You need to call yours. >> Yeah. >> He got her. >> Hey, he got property that don't belong. Kim and I need >> Where's her phone? Would you get >> We We got your We got her your phone. Give her Give her her phone. >> Here, bro. Get off me. >> You want to get arrested? >> You better. >> Being an arrogant teen, he brushed off every plea and command to calm down, acting like the rules simply don't apply [music] to him. That tough guy act was on borrowed time because in just a matter of moments he was going to get a humbling taste of his own medicine. >> Sir, come here. >> Don't walk up. >> You're under arrest. Please don't do it. No. No. Please. Please. >> Back up. Arrest. Come here. >> You just kicked me. in my >> get the hell out of here. >> Can I take him home, please? >> Please let me take him home. >> No, it's too late for that. >> You broke my >> radio. Bro, >> you would have just left. >> All right, >> bro. Oh, you need me. >> Get out of here before you get arrested. Hey, >> start with units. Guys are competitive. [screaming] [screaming] >> Your mom on her way down here right now. Please stop. You need me on my rib. I can't feel my side. You >> listen. Listen. Your mom, >> bro. They need me in my ri and kick me in my >> calm down. >> Get off my side. >> Please calm down. >> We're not on the side. On the way. >> Bro, you kicked me off. So kicked the police officer. So if you can get your here, you can go to jail too. >> You need meing arrest and you goting us? >> THERE'S TWO OF US. AND how many of you >> y'all keep me? >> Just check my >> So you can attack police. Get out of here. Just check my ribs, bro. >> Just check my ribs, bro. >> Just pull my shirt down a little, bro. Just pull my shirt up. >> About three other units around, >> bro. Just pull my shirt up, bro. Pull my shirt up my ribs, bro. Pull it up. >> You kicked me. passed out like maybe two months ago. >> You kicked me off. >> If you would have just left, this wouldn't have happened. But you had to be tough and take your shirt off and want to fight. >> You think I want to do this at 6:00 in the morning? >> Touch right there, bro. [laughter] [snorts] >> My stomach. >> It doesn't matter if he's 17, 18, 19. You don't you don't fight police, bro. My stomach. Yes, bro. Get out of me. Bro, >> right here, [cough] >> bro. You kicked me, bro. I think my broke. >> Are you going to stand up now? >> I can't, bro. >> Are you stand? >> I can't. Yes. >> Okay. >> The transformation was almost [music] instant. One moment he was playing the role of a tough guy being loud and intimidating. The next he was reduced [music] to an immature whimpering kid. >> Bro, I can't stand up. >> Had to come out here. [snorts] This is ridiculous, man. You leave a man's house when he asks you to leave. You ready to get up? >> Okay, bro. >> Y'all need to [laughter] [clears throat] get up off the phone. >> No hurt. >> Come on. Get out. >> Oh, you know I just got stabbed. Roll over on your side. We're going to get you up. >> Doesn't hurt. >> He got stabbed. >> Where did he get stabbed? >> When did he get stabbed? >> He got stabbed like three month. Was it three months ago? >> Two months ago. >> Where? It's over here somewhere. >> Daddy, you got to stop fighting. >> I'm not fighting. You >> saw anybody down here. >> They can slow down cuz they're right. They're right here. We have them under control. I don't want to be wrecking or smashing. I didn't say cancel. I said slow down. [laughter] >> I told you, man. >> Oh my god. >> I have my glasses on. >> For what? >> Keep going, man. Keep going. >> You all right? You all right? Crash into your hurt, bro. Bro. We got it, bro. >> Chill out. >> All right, let's get him. >> We have a [screaming] [laughter] >> He was resisting. They punched him a couple times in the rear, but he hurt. Now they dragging him, man. >> Come and pick him up, man. >> And all this. He's 17 years old, man. It took all of this, man, for him. >> You You fight the police. You resist the police. >> I called I called him to come and get him out of my house cuz he was acting crazy at my house. >> I mean, I ain't expect all this, though, man. I mean, it's ridiculous, man. >> It is ridiculous. >> It's ridiculous. >> Ridiculous that he funked. I know, but he he went he went he went fight, you know, just acting all like I raped with him, but he should have been doing that anyway. I told him to chill the >> and get in the car with his take. >> If he doesn't do what we say, then we have to do what we need to do to arrest him. Okay. >> Right. I feel you. >> I'm glad you agree with that. >> Huh? >> I said I'm glad you agree with that. >> Yeah, I >> Okay, your pants up. >> That's it. Hold on a second. You got anything in your pockets? Any nice or anything? >> Just a phone. >> We got to check you out. [laughter] >> Well, you seem fine when you were charging at us. >> He took his shirt off and charged us. With the former tough guy now a full-blown crybaby secured in the back of the cruiser, the officers turned their attention back to the house to piece together exactly what [music] had unfolded before they arrived. >> You bleeding? >> So, I don't know. I don't think so. He headbutted me when he was trying to get away, >> right? >> Um, anyways, what happened? He's been here all night or just >> No, he been here all night. He got into my my daughter because she got another boyfriend or something. >> Okay. >> I woke up cuz I got to go to work. I got to the next 45 minutes. I got to get my get I hear him upstairs like I'm like what up there? What's going on? And he up here arguing her and my her my other daughter and her boyfriend because her my other daughter's boyfriend is the boy that she messing with now. So he got mad and talking about some telling him he g he he gonna he will come out and talk to him like a man. I tell him man nobody coming out to talk to you like so he asked me to let him come back in the house and talk to my daughter. I said, "All right, come on, man. You want to talk to that's going to help you leave get the wrong cool, right?" >> He come back in. He get talking all crazy, talking about some he stretching mother and all of this. And I said, "Man, you ain't going to stretch a goddamn thing here, you know." So, we get to tussing around, you know, because he had took her goddamn phone. I wouldn't let him leave out the house. So, you know, once you got here, I seen y'all was out here. I let him come on outside cuz that car had pulled up whoever was in that car. And that's when I asked you to get us get her phone because they had his he had dropped his phone for me from here. Y'all take my phone. I'm keeping hers. It's over with or something. So I got his phone and I wouldn't give it to him until he gave her her phone. That's when he got just acted like crazy there. I mean only thing for her phone. >> I do. >> You do? >> Yeah. >> Was her phone broken? >> No, it's not broken. >> You like kind of like >> No, it's not broke. It's cool. Yeah, it's cool. But I didn't want the little mother to jail or nothing, you know. He a good kid though, man. I'll take him anywhere he want to go, you know. I mean, bomb food, you know. I don't know what was wrong with him tonight, though. He It's like he was like he didn't went somewhere and took some, >> you know, Jenny talking about some I'm like, man, hold on. You ain't going to do a mother. I don't want to beat your little here because I will you up. You know what I'm saying? He was talking about >> everybody. >> Did he make any like what he say exactly? >> He waiting on his friends to pull up and he going to stretch everybody out in the >> So that was his friends that pulled up. I thought it was >> I thought that was his mom too. No, I think that's his mom right there. >> I was going to go talk to her and tell her he just got acting crazy. You know what I'm saying? And I mean I don't know what was wrong with him. You know, I don't know what the hell was wrong with him, man. He just acting a fool. Then he acted a fool with y'all. I don't know what you did that for. You know, you know you're going to jail. >> You know what I'm saying? All you got to do is give her a phone. >> You said you didn't want you didn't want him back here. So, I told him, "If you come back here, you're going to be arrested." He tries to push by me to get to the door. That's when I pushed him back down here, >> right? >> Then I'm like, "Get in the car and go." >> That's all he had to do. >> And >> that's all he had to do in >> I mean, I don't know what he thought he was about to do. Like he about to just whoop somebody. You know, you don't wave a bucket a nickel little. You know, I'll slam $100 bills out your little but you know, you know. Go ahead. >> Just as the officers were wrapping up their onseene investigation and preparing to take him off to his not so new home. His mom showed up desperate, emotional, and clearly hoping that there was still some way to get her immature son out of the mess that he had created. >> I get it. >> They did punch him. >> I get it. So, as a liability issue, he may have to go to the hospital down here first and get looked at, which is why the med units were here. >> And then from there, I don't know if he's got to go to if he'll have to go uh to Dan Street, which is our juvenile detention center >> first before they release him to you. >> That's I got to I got to sort through some stuff. So, if you want to sit in your car and stay warm, I'll let you know as this goes on what what uh we're going to ultimately end up doing. Okay. >> Okay. Please, if you can, anything you can do. I just want to give him the help that he needs. These kids are out here committing and I'm It's just me. His dad is not >> We tried every every avenue to have him leave and he charged us. >> I know. I mean, you know, when he squares up and comes after the officers, that's that's a problem. >> Yeah, I understand. He just I like I said, it's just been me. I have two older daughters in college. His dad has never been around. He's reallying behind that cuz he's about to be 18. He's going into manhood and he know I can only teach him what [music] I think I know I know what I'm saying. So he's dealing with a lot right now. So if I can just if you can just work it out for him to just go to the hospital then I can just take him back to >> Well, he's still going to be charged. >> Okay. >> Okay. Because I mean like I said that's you know we we that can't be acceptable even even if he is having a bad day. You know, you you can't fight with the police because >> even if he's charged, I just want to take him home and get him the the real hope that he needs. >> Well, he's gonna um So, what'll ultimately end up happening and and your best interest will be to stick around here, but if you go down to Akan, if you go down to most likely as soon as they process him, they'll release him to you. >> Okay. He really behind like he's dealing with so much and it's just me and I'm just trying to get the help that he needs. That's it. When all was said and done, the tough guy act had completely [music] collapsed. He was transported to the hospital for further medical evaluation. The real pain was only just beginning. Eventually, he racked up a laundry list of charges, including aggravated medicine, resisting arrest, obstructing official [music] business, disorderly conduct, and a police officer. Up next is another immature bully who went to the airport to make [music] a scene, and bully everyone that crossed her path. So right here is when she walks up to her and hits her. >> That's where she hits her and then she kind of >> stand up. >> I can sit the if I want to. >> You can sit right here. Just like that. >> On September the 21st, 2023. Officers responded to [music] an airport restaurant after reports of chaos erupting inside. According to reports, a teenage girl had gone on a destructive rampage, vandalizing businesses, causing widespread disruption, and even assaulting people who had crossed her path. By the time officers arrived, they were walking straight into a scene that had completely spiraled out of control. >> Hey, what's going on? >> Hi. >> Hi. >> She has both of them were she spit on her and then knocked her with the cell phone. 10. >> Okay. >> 19 18 19. >> Of course, she was like in the way, but you can turn this up. >> She's screaming and yelling at her. Right here. >> She did take the face of her cell phone and that's what hit her. >> That's what hit her, but it's You were in the way. Look at that. >> Um, [clears throat] so right here is when she walks up to her and hits her. That's where she hits her and then she come >> control. >> No, she like she punched her with her with her brace. >> No. Yeah, if you slow it down, she went that way. >> Charlie >> and then she looked like she was trying to find somewhere to hide because we were all like congregating. She could have gone past us and gone down deep, but >> Okay. Is that video something you're able to possibly send to her? >> After the chaotic scene she had created, she apparently thought that she could quietly slip away before anyone noticed. But after all her deeds, that escape plan was closer to failure than being successful. >> Okay. >> Did you just have somebody come through and knock all this off? >> Well, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We have a picture. >> Was it a woman? >> I'm trying to I'm nosy. I'm black. I'm trying to see. >> Was it a woman? >> Yes. >> I just need to see a picture of what she looks like. >> Jessica. >> Thank you. Hi, ma'am. My name is Officer L airport. Can you go ahead and stand up? >> Stand up, please. Ma'am, stand up. Put your hands behind your back. Stand up. >> Do not resist. [music] >> Roll over. >> Resist. Okay. Don't make this any worse. And you've already made it. Okay. Come here. Do not resist. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. [music] >> Hands behind your back. >> Now. Do it again. >> Give me your hands. >> Was it the store at the >> stand behind your back? Do not resist. >> Resist. Okay. >> Do not resist. Okay. Thank you. Thank you. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Resist. >> You're making this more difficult on yourself. Roll over onto your stomach. >> Do it now. Put your hand behind your back. Do it now. Okay. Do not resist. Do not resist being placed under arrest by this officer for disorderly conduct. Do you understand? >> Stand up. >> You want me to bring my car? >> Uh, we may need that. >> Yeah. >> Stand up. >> We're going to set you in this chair. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You hang out there. She wants to do that. That's That's her thing. Okay. It's an additional charge. Is this thing an officer? Now, you want to sit up in a chair? Let's get you to slip in the chair. Come on. Stand up. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I can sit the if I want to. >> You can sit right here. Just like that. >> Put your feet on. >> Okay. >> You want me to sit like this? >> If that's what you want to do, >> calm down. Where are y'all waiting for? >> My vehicle since you don't want to walk. >> I can sit the >> Where's your wallet at, ma'am? >> Okay. >> Where's your wallet at? >> I don't have a wallet. >> Okay. >> Where's your ID at? >> I don't have ID in the airport. >> I magically appeared. >> Yeah, that one. >> Yeah, thank you. Magically appeared in the airport. Okay, let's go. Welcome to a car. Okay, >> stand up and walk. Get a chair. Get a chair. You don't need to do that. We're going to put you in a chair then. >> Come on. >> You know, you don't want to walk. You mind the chair. >> Apparently, she thought that the officers were there to play [music] games, but reality hit much harder than she expected. The same aggressive energy that she had been dishing out quickly came back at her. In the end, she racked up a list of charges, including elder abuse, vandalism, [music] disorderly conduct, assaulting a police officer, and resisting arrest. Still on immature bullies getting a taste of their own medicine, meet this 19-year-old hotthehead who genuinely thought that he could bully his parents and the cops and somehow came out on top. >> Puppy, shut the up. YOU CAN'T HEAR ME. >> OKAY. >> HEAR ME. >> OKAY. Talk you give me the phone. >> I got >> On November the 18th, 2024, officers responded to a residence after reports of a teenager behaving erratically. The call came from the teen's stepfather, who was clearly exhausted from the teenager's [music] tantrums. When officers arrived, they weren't met by a scared or remorseful kid. They were faced [music] with a 19-year-old hothead who for some reason carried himself like he was untouchable. >> What's up, buddy? What's going on, man? Deputy Joseph here. What's What's happening? What's the problem? >> Stay where you at. >> My stepdad, bro. He don't want me, bro. >> Yo, what? >> He don't want me. >> I don't understand what you're saying. What's the matter? Calm down. >> My stepdad. >> What about him? >> My stepdad, he don't want me, bro. >> He don't what? You don't want you? >> Yeah. >> What do you mean he [music] don't want you? What What's the problem tonight? What What can I help you with? You You need an ambulance, buddy. >> Well, he's obviously crying right now. Uh what's what's going on, man? Can't talk to me, man. So, we're trying to fix the [music] problem. Your mom? >> Yes. >> What's going on, mom? What's What's the problem tonight with >> my mom, bro? What me doing? >> What's going on, mom? Is he been drinking? >> Drunk. Yeah, I think he took something. >> You think he took something? I don't have nothing to do, bro. I didn't want to go to the house, bro. >> He say he's uh he's not getting drunk. >> Hey, buddy. Hey, hey, calm down. Hey, hey, calm down, buddy. Hey, hey, hey. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down, buddy. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. I can't You can't just jump in the car. What's the problem? You You need an ambulance. Did you take something, >> buddy? Did you take something? >> What do you mean? >> Don't hit me. Don't hit me. >> Don't hit me. Do not hit me. What's wrong with you? Like, relax. >> Oh, me. >> DON'T HIT ME. >> CALM DOWN. >> Don't hit me. >> Calm down. I'll put you in hiccups. Stop. >> Yeah. Yeah. Stop. Okay. >> Yeah. >> I'm not the one to play with. >> Don't hit me. >> Down. >> Why? Why? >> Calm down. >> I'm trying to help you. >> I want to your >> calm down. I don't want to hurt you, buddy. Relax. >> Help me. Why you hurt me? If you don't want to help me. >> Well, obviously you trying to swing at me. >> No, >> I'm not playing those games. >> I'm trying to find out what your problem is. >> My parenting parents. >> So, what's what's the issue with your parents? >> They don't want me here. So, what the >> Did you take something? >> I didn't know where you stay. I call. So, why Did you tase me? >> WHY YOU HURT ME? WHY YOU HURT ME? >> YOU BETTER CALM DOWN. >> WHY YOU HURT ME? I'LL T >> WHY YOU HURT ME? >> BACK UP. Back up. >> Why you hurt me? >> You better back up or I'll tase your ass. >> You better back up. I'm not playing with you. >> I'm not going to play with you. >> WHY YOU HURT ME? >> WELL, OBVIOUSLY. >> WHY YOU HURT ME? >> I'm trying to you. >> Okay, that's fine. But I'm not going to play your game. Damn. >> I'm going to I'm going to call EMS work. >> Why are you on this? >> I don't know what's your neighbor. >> What's going on with him? He just figured he's trying to swing at me. So I put him in the arm bar. He's trying to get in my car just now. And I'm like, "Yo, you need to calm down." So now he mad cuz I took him down. >> So I put him in. >> What's his name? >> I don't know his name. I put him in the arm log. Well, I'm call >> is he or is he? >> No, he just say he's drinking and I'm trying to find out what's going on with him. He just start getting excited and and he's like, "Why are you trying to hurt me?" And I'm like, "Yo, you trying to swing at me? I'm not going to finish your game." >> Hello, puppy. >> Apparently, he was under the influence of something. But whatever state he was in wasn't going to excuse his behavior. The officers had already shown more patience than he deserved, and it was becoming painfully clear that one more reckless move toward them [music] would earn him exactly what he had been asking for all along. Puppy. >> Hey, you can't just go to people houses, bro. >> Papy. >> You don't speak English. >> You see speak English, but he's on something. >> I know. >> Hey, why you hurt me? >> I ain't trying to >> Why you hurt me? >> Back up. >> I'm no racist. >> Why you hurt me? >> Back up. I'm not going to play with you. >> Sir, I know you're a black man. Hey, sir. Sir, listen to me. Listen to me. >> I know a black man. And I know you got black man. Relax. But why you hear me? Because you trying to sing on me. >> No, no, no, no, no. >> What's the problem? >> Why you hear me here? >> Look it. >> Back up. I'm not >> Look at >> I'm going to tell you. >> Why you sir? >> I'm not one of them. >> Could have just >> Sir, >> shut the up. Hear me. >> Yeah, he >> Okay, talk to me then. Talk to me then. >> I don't give a [ __ ] You >> kilo. >> Tranquil. Poy, >> papy. Tranquilo. >> Relax. >> I got I got >> Don't give me I gott move around. Turn over. >> Back up, please. sit up. >> So he's obviously on something. Mhm. >> Got here trying to talk to him. Uhhuh. Came swinging at [music] me. Put him in the arm bar. Get him down. I said, "Stop." Open my car's door like he's ready to get in the back seat. I'm like, "You're not 10:15. Stop." Keeps walking through people's yard and we trying to talk to him and next thing you know he's like this that came out bell and I was like I I pull my t out twice on him >> and I told him to chill. Mhm. >> Not listening our head. >> But soon as he got tased, story changed. >> Sure. >> My family, bro. >> Yeah, he's a nice deputy. >> Yeah, I know. >> These two are nice deputies. >> Trying to talk to him. >> Why you Why you sitting my dad, bro? >> They they nice. >> Why your issue tonight? We're trying to help you. We're trying to talk to you and you're just not listening. Besides drinking, did you take any sort of drugs? me all my >> I know because he was this my t family I don't want >> so he sat down on the floor we trying to grab him and that's when he's trying to [snorts] get up >> oh >> this my the third time I put my t on I not going to give him a I mean >> yeah he he nice man >> bro because that hurt me bro >> oh of course it hurts it ran right to the >> it's not supposed to go there well he's moving >> we don't know exactly what he took >> but obviously something is not right so we're going And I had EMS check him out. The ambulance, >> they're going to check him out real quick and we'll go from there. Okay. >> After getting a dose of the taser, the once loud, arrogant bully suddenly looked about as humbled as a person could get. Or so the officers thought, because as it turned out, that brief reality check wasn't quite enough to kill the chaos for good. And this immature hothead still had more bad decisions left in him. >> Now I know what you're saying. What my brother say, but I'm doing a I'm with a Blaze up, bro. >> Oh, that's not a really nice word to keep on saying over and over. Like, I don't understand that word. I mean, why you why you so upset? >> You don't understand when I'm done saying >> Yeah, mom. I know you didn't raise him to say that word. That's a very bad word that he's saying. >> Yeah, but something >> I didn't want to hear you. He just random things. >> Yeah, he before he got before he got mail like he's ready to get his feet in there. >> I don't have a reason. >> Hey cup, >> bro. Please. >> Yeah, >> bro. >> These what? >> Second chance. >> Oh, second chance. Oh, no. No. I give you like one of them. Everybody call. Just go and have a seat for me and I'm going put your shoes on. >> Yeah. [music] Wait, wait, wait, bro. >> Wait for what? >> I'm hide, bro. You got to stand. >> All right, I'll help you. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait. >> I'm helping you. >> Yeah, yeah, I know. >> All right. >> All right. So, obviously he's going to jail tonight for battery and law enforcement. So, [music] battery means punching, kicking, hitting the police. >> All right. So, that's what that's number one. And then resisting cuz he's he's just trying to fight us while on the ground. So, he's going to jail [music] for two things. And obviously, he's intoxicated. All right. So, we're not charging him for that, but he's going to jail for that cuz we're trying to talk to him. We're trying to give him We're trying to talk to him when I got here. >> All I trying to do is trying to talk to him, trying to calm him down, trying to figure out what's wrong with him. He start going to other people houses. So, we went maybe we made it all the way down to where that car is and still trying to talk to him. Obviously, [music] I don't know if he took something. That's why I had the ambulance come over. I'm not sure what he took, but it's more than drinking, obviously. Okay. >> He's 19 years old, so he's an adult, so that's what he's going to jail for. >> All right. You like that when somebody tell you it's harder. You like that >> when somebody tell you it's harder. You know going to you with bro. God is going to you guys. WHAT THE HELL? YOU'RE GOING to >> I see you. I see you. You're going to die. You're going to >> Hey, buddy. Hey, listen real quick. All right. Yeah. You going to be going to the hospital here. >> Oh, bro. So, it's so cold here. >> Your best bet will be act normal. Okay. >> Yeah. Act like normal. >> So cold, bro. Act normal. Can you turn it off the the ear in here? It's so cold. >> Thank you, man. >> Please, bro. I don't want to go to the jail. I don't have parents. They are my stepdad and my and my [music] stepmom. They don't want me here. They hate me. [laughter] You don't know what the life. Stop. You don't understand. >> Eventually, he was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting an officer with violence. From one immature bully getting a brutal taste of their own medicine to another. Meet Fiona, an unruly teenager who somehow thought flexing her muscles on a cop was a brilliant idea. >> You can you can ask anyone in that vicinity. I don't talk to cops. >> Okay. Okay. That's what it's going to help you here for. Go talk to my partner. >> I DON'T HAVE any talking to your partner. >> You areing hurting me. >> Bad. >> On the 10th of September 2024, police officers were called to assist probation officers with a welfare check on 19-year-old Fiona. Arriving at her parents' home, they attempted to speak with her, but Fiona chose to be a rebellious young lass and refused to cooperate with them. The officers then turned to her parents only for the situation to escalate when Fiona made an irrational decision that would change everything. >> Oh, you guys really did call the cops out here. >> That's funny as >> friend Robert 0751. >> That's not even our truck. >> So, what's going on? Are you >> Am I what? >> Miss Right. >> Why? >> Uh because we got a call. They're concerned for you. >> Go, go, go, go. You have my number. I I have yours. You're good. >> Can I talk over here real quick? >> No. >> No. Well, what's going on today? >> This is my wife. This is her mom. Yes, ma'am. >> All right. >> Have you been home? >> Yes, sir. >> Um, um, >> words, please let go. What's your what's your first name? >> Oh, you can you can ask anyone in that vicinity. I don't talk to cops. >> All right. What's your birthday? >> You can talk to anyone in that vicinity of people. >> Do you want to hurt yourself? >> No. >> Do you want to hurt other people? >> No. >> Okay, Kurt. >> I have an >> Do you want We have the ambulance and the fire department on the way. Do you want to talk to them? >> For why? What the would I need to talk to an ambulance for? >> Ma'am, I'm talking to your parents. You can wait over there. >> Oh, well, your partner wanted to come over here and talk to them. So, I'm going to come over here, too. >> Okay. Do you know why we're here? >> Uh, yeah. Because a danger got called to like me or myself. Or maybe I forgot to take a or I refuse to take a test. I don't know. They call bullsh police out here for [ __ ] all the time. It's because you guys have a quota and no other job to do. >> Okay. You're clearly not helping me. So, I'm going to back away and talk to them cuz I don't know what you're on or what's going on with you. >> What am I? Yeah, you're sluring your speech like crazy. So, I don't know if you're on something or not. >> Or a concussion. >> Okay, you have Okay, that's what it's going to help you here for. So, talk to my partner. >> I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING. Don't talk over here. >> Talking to your part, good. Stay away. Stay away. Stay back. Stay back. >> Chill out. >> No, please. Please. >> You just got yourself a felony. more one. >> I already have one. >> Okay, we have another one. >> Like many entitled teens, Fiona managed to complicate what should have been a straightforward encounter, ignoring the fact that the consequences of her rebellious actions would not be in her favor. >> You're literally in no trouble. >> You ever think that the bad? >> Stay right there. >> Get up. Go ahead. >> Stop. Let me Does it look >> You're going to be put on a wrapper strain. You keep this up. >> It doesn't come off like that, Goofy. You have to take the cuffs off. Yeah, bro. >> Yeah. >> Let me take this one off real quick. >> Yeah. >> Big brain. >> You good, bro? Yeah. >> Yeah. Someone turn real quick. >> Yes, please. >> And yeah, I got kicked in the head with this. >> Yeah. Well, we'll check it out before he took you to jail. >> Worry about that later. You guys nothing. Don't touch me. Do not touch my ass. >> Do not come see. >> Her parents, baffled by her behavior, later revealed that they were the ones who had called the cops on her. Well, last night uh last night she probably sustained a concussion from a fight and that's gone untreated because she's refused medical care. But then according to her last night, she said she took seven bars. So there's probably still some residual >> that's it's sounding like if she's got that energy for sure. >> I can't tell if it's drugs or >> it's Yeah. Um, >> but >> through my experience, it doesn't seem a concussion because I'm not saying she doesn't have it, but she'd have like a throbbing headache. She'd be dizzy. She wouldn't even have really the energy to do that type of stuff. >> All right. >> And I've done this a minute. She's on something. >> It would be it would still be residual. >> Yeah. >> And obviously she's just she's careless. She's that's why she's I'm not even disrespecting. I'm trying to talk to you guys and she thinks it's okay to last shot like this. So, she's 18, right? >> Yeah. She's going to jail. What What was another felony? get her to the hospital. That's why we initially called we called to have these guys >> and we were how she was going to respond. And so >> so we get called out regardless >> cuz god forbid she acts out like that on them. >> They have no equipment to bear to be able to take care of themselves. So that's literally what he was telling her is to get the ambulance to check them out. >> So she has her own way and comes over here towards us and she just lashes out. So, >> and we can't get her into uh like a mental institution rather than jail. >> So, there's Yeah. So, there's a process and steps we do to this, right? So, she was in no state of trouble. >> That's what we were here to establish just and now because of what you guys are telling me. We're getting information and facts. My partner was going to talk to her, get information [music] and facts and see if there's, you know, an immediate reason for us to even place her in what's called a protective custody. We were nowhere even close to that yet. >> I know. and she just completely took into her own hands. So, unfortunately, no. I'm not saying I can't let the the uh nurse at the hospital, I mean, at the jail know. And we're going to get her medical clear cuz technically we used force on her even though it was like a you know, we we took it down to the ground obviously. But, um so obviously so I can let the nurse know a little bit more. So, it started off since yesterday before she came. She took about seven that that this is what was spoken to us. This is what we believe young. >> Okay. Did does she live here by herself or >> with us? We all live here. >> Okay. So, who who told you that information about her? >> What information >> about the >> Oh, she told me today as we're kind of unpacking things. Last night was a rough night. We had the police called out last night as well. >> Couple of times. >> A couple of times. She's been she's been pretty pretty activated and disregulated. >> To answer your question, she's on probation for domestic battery against us. That that doesn't >> surprise me. So, what's going to happen if she continues this behavior? >> We're going to place her. My partner's over there. Look at my partner's there. >> If she continues to do that, we're going to place her what's called the wrap restraint. I'm going to go let her know again. And she's not going to like that. It's not anything that suffocates or anything. It's basically puts her in an L position to sit down, put their hands on the restraint, but it stops her from kicking. >> Yeah. Threatening her to do that isn't going to help her. No, but I legally need to do it >> so that I don't just do it because I feel like doing it. >> Her behaviors are what dictating us for us to do it. >> And it's unfortunate that Yeah, she's kind of been given some chances in the mental health system. And so now she that the next level up she's been warned is the legal system, not the mental health system. >> No. No. Absolutely. >> Okay. >> Despite numerous chances to deescalate the situation that she had started, Fiona continued to defy the officers, leaving them with no choice but to restrain her. So, we're going to fix the cuffs. Okay. We give you a little bit of time here. I would highly recommend you calm down. We've already crossed the bridge that you're under arrest. That's fine. >> Okay. Then I would highly suggest that you take me to Dona right now and I'll just be over. >> Okay, that's what I want to do. >> Okay, cool. >> So, I'm going to fix the cuffs. I'm going to fix the cuffs. >> If you continue to bang on my car, we have a wrap restraint ready and ready to set it up on you and you >> Okay. Okay. So, why aren't we on the way to DA? >> Cuz I'm going to fix the cuffs on you. That's all. >> Okay. Why aren't we on the way to Da Anna right now? If you've already placed me under arrest, >> so you understand that if you keep it up, we're going to put you in that? >> Yes. A straight jacket. Cool. >> Okay. You're going to stop then? >> Okay. When are we going to the facility? >> Cool. Just letting you know twice in my camera. So, that's [music] all. >> Oh, you want to put it on? >> Yeah. What' she say? >> Give her the benefit. Hey, if you keep this up, we're going to put it on. So, >> all right. Step out so I can fix the cuffs. >> Don't touch me. >> Okay. See, this is what I'm talking about. Step out, please. >> Come on. >> You're going to fall. >> Okay. I can see. >> Yeah. Let me just sit up real quick on the so I can fix this cook. >> I got >> Okay. Hey, do you want me to sit with my crisscross apples off with my leg up? >> Bro, >> pick one. >> I'm going to have to fix the >> Yeah, this one. The the the other one's already >> Hold on. Hold on. Sit down. Just sit down. Hold on. >> Oh my god. Give me a second. She code 18. >> I think she's code 16. Yeah. >> Yog. >> Why? >> Get on your stomach. >> Hold on. Somebody go down. Get out. >> You want to get the legs first? Mom, >> get this on video, bro. >> Press that one for the >> Yeah, >> I'm So the the two middle ones, that one, the the middle one is just is the one that needs to be loose. >> Keep your eyes on me, Mom. Okay. >> She's cooperative now. >> All right. to put me in a jacket like this. >> Turn her. >> Yes. I was trying to get your attention. >> And then this one. This one is tight. This one we're going to She needs uh to be able to listen a little bit. >> Yeah. >> Everything will be easier for you tonight. >> I'm sorry. off. Stop talking. >> I really just should have been suggest I really should have I should have taken all them. None of would have been an like a issue. >> Ready? >> So next time I will. Next time I will. and then this isn't going to have to be an issue and they'll take me out in a body bag instead. >> At this point, it was clear Fiona's choices were leading her to jail and an uncertain future. >> Oh, you need to say >> uh we're going to put this on this. >> Yeah, right now once we get her in. >> Okay. >> Place her in mind. >> Yeah. >> You areing hurting me. Bro, >> loosen it. Yeah. Give me one. >> I got it. >> You don't need a seat belt with this. I can't even move >> for your safety. We don't want you to go flying forward >> for my safety. What safety? I can't move in the back. It's going to leave bruises all over my body already. >> Oh, Fiona, you just caught another charge. Girl, cut it out. >> I can't. Yeah. Any other questions or anything else that I can help you guys with? >> So once you guys take her, she's processed. >> What's what happens now? >> So right now given that first and foremost, she's obviously we're unsure what her head injury is. We're going to get her go get her cleared off of that. So >> you going to the hospital or? >> Yeah, we're going to go to MMC. >> Can we go or do you advise us not to? >> There's no really a need for you guys there. Not that I don't appreciate the support off of her, but it's not going to keep. I just didn't know what I should be doing. So, >> so she will go to jail. We can't just leave her in the hospital and receive a mental evaluation. We have to go We have to get more facts for us to do that. >> And we're a little bit past that. >> Yeah. >> We will at the at the jail let them know of the circumstances. I don't know their policies and procedures, but I'm going to assume if she's extremely, you know, suicidal or high risk, [music] they have to let the hospital know some some sort somehow. If not, she will be. She will speak to a judge then be released. >> Even in full [music] restraints, Fiona's entitled attitude persisted when they arrived at the hospital. >> I took the helmet off. It was a sensory thing. >> All right. >> Yeah. Sensory the >> um it mean all righty. >> I can't get out the car. I got her. >> Shoe, please. My other shoe, please. >> You're going to be going to jail anyway. >> Okay. Well, can you go get it right now? >> We'll get it when we're done. >> You can't. You are literally not. >> Get the off of me. >> That's a sensory issue. Bro, I'm not about to smack my head into a smacking smacked into our lieutenant though, right? >> Yeah, cuz you were the How's your day going, dude? >> All right. >> She's just a clearance, by the way. >> And that really does show how much police need reform in mental health. You laugh, but it's the truth. Maybe instead of like shooting at a women with pot of boiling hot water, you can't do your job and they say that they're okay. >> That's a whole another state there. >> It was a whole another state. But it's the same criminal justice system that you work for. Keep recording me. I don't give a >> You recorded right here. These are photos for your protection. on who the what phone is that? >> Our work phone. >> Okay. I want proof that that's your work phone because I don't give a >> See this one right here? >> Yeah, that's that. Yeah, >> that that's my phone. This is my work phone. >> You need more clarification. How you doing? >> Can you lean forward for me so I can you have any injuries? >> No. >> No, you don't have any. >> She's got a cut on her forehead. She But that's from before. >> Get away from me. on their left side. >> I don't want to touch you. >> Okay. Well, it's fine. >> Get the out of my face. >> See, I thought you said you didn't. It was a sensory thing. >> It is. And you guys are making me crazy. >> I don't need you. Like >> I'm not going to be able to get it, bro. Bro, >> you sure? Yeah. >> I would just say document it. She's refusing to allow me to. >> Yes. Because having 14 males around me at one time is triggering. I had four I had four police officers tackling me. The >> Sorry, I'm just going to >> No. Yeah, she's way too loud. This is a place of people trying to recover. >> Get help. >> All right, brother. >> We'll try to get out there as soon as we can. >> Good, man. I'm going to get up on this domestic real quick. >> Are you going to go get my shoe? >> No, I was going to stay in the car. >> Yeah, we're going to go back to the car anyways. Once we get cleared here, we're going to go to the car. We'll grab it then and then we're going to go to the station real quick, do paperwork, and then we'll take you to the jail. >> She then tried using tears to gain sympathy, but it obviously didn't work. >> I want this helmet. >> Well, the thing the thing is we can't have you headbutting people. Okay. I'm not I like I just I need this. I need all of this off of me. You can keep me You can keep me in the handcuffs. I don't give a >> Well, the thing is you already kicked [music] you already swung at an officer. You kicked an officer. >> I didn't swing at an officer. I threw something at an officer and that's why you put me in handcuffs in the first place. >> And then you headbutted my lieutenant and then you tried headbutting him. So, >> I didn't headbutt him. I tried to move the camera out of his face because I don't want him in his face. You guys suck at getting the training that you guys need. If you knew what the was going on in my brain, if you knew how people's brains worked, you might be trained better. But you're not. All you're do is train to arrest people and like get your quot >> That's what your job is. Your job is to meet a quota. >> I tried talking to you. You didn't want to talk to me. You said don't talk [music] to me. talk to my parents, right? >> Your job is to meet a quota. >> We don't meet quotas. >> Yeah, you do. >> I get zero I get zero arrest in a month and still get paid. [snorts] >> You are supposed to meet a quota as a police officer. >> But I tried talking to you to see what was going on. You refused to talk to me. You said go talk to my >> because in psych I am a psych. I like So please have nothing to do with me. I don't like [ __ ] dude. >> But you said my job is to figure out what what's going on. >> Yeah, but it's not your fault. You weren't trained, right? You were trained the way that you were trained and that is on them. That is not on you. >> Why talking to you? You don't want to talk to me. I was just trying to help you and then now we're here. This could have all been avoided. >> Just when it seems like things had settled, she proved otherwise. When can I get these taken off? >> Like, can we do that right now? >> Um, >> like, you can keep me cuffed. I do not give a The cuffs are already tight enough to See, that's the thing. Every time I've been arrested, you guys just don't put them on tight enough. >> Okay, >> I need that like almost like like can't move. Tell you what, if you come from here to the station like this, maybe when we get there, we'll take the police station. >> There's two of them. There's one. No, I'm not doing that again. >> The one on the >> No, I'm not doing that again. I just headed off the whole time we were at the hospital. >> We're going to the one by the library. >> Okay. >> Take it off over there. >> Okay. Can you like give me a minute? I'm like I can't move, dude. >> You want to take it off? >> All right, lean back real quick. >> All right, so we're going to take this off inside, okay? Where we do our paperwork. If you if you go back up, we're going to put it back. >> Everything you guys all just said. >> Cool. >> I can't get out. >> I know. I'm We're going to carry you in there. We're going to take it off and break. >> Just relax and lean back. There you go. >> Okay. Huh? >> You want to take it off here? >> Yeah, we'll do it. >> We'll take it off right there. >> Yeah, bro. Just so we don't have to carry her. Might as well. [sighs] lay on your side. Okay. >> We got lay on your stomach. We got to put you on your stomach cuz we got to take the back ones off, bro. We'll clean it up after we put it take her inside. Oh, yeah. >> And then cross one of your legs. Yeah. Okay. >> Can I have my cracker? >> Oh, yeah. >> Yes. Yeah. Okay. >> All right. Cool. We're going to go towards that door over there that's slightly open. >> Okay. Uh just go to this left right there where those cuffs are. H >> this left one right here. >> We're going to secure everything. Uh Come right here, please. >> And we're back. >> A bag. >> Oh, yeah. I'll get it for you. >> Um, >> my purse. It was in one of the cars. >> We had given it to your mom. Is that okay? >> When? >> Whenever it was on top of my head. >> As soon as he put me in the car, he put my purse in there, too. No, your purse was never inside. >> Yes, it was. I watched him place it in the front seat of that car. I >> I'll go if it's mine. I'll check. But your like bag? >> The backpack? >> Yeah, the purse. >> Okay. >> No. Yeah. After we took it off, I put it on top of the unit and then we gave it to your mom cuz you can't take it when you jail. >> Okay. >> Yeah, your mom has it. We didn't search it or go through it. It turned out Fiona had a long history of run-ins with the law and she didn't seem ashamed. If anything, she appeared proud of it. >> Can I give you a little bit of advice? >> Go ahead. >> You know, this all could have been avoided, right? Like we were trying to see what was going on. >> Just just food for thought. Just learn from it. >> I know >> you weren't in trouble. >> I've been in the I've been locked up since I was 12 years old. >> I'm just saying cooperate. Cuz honestly, if you would just sit over there what I told you to do and I would have talked to your parents, would have assessed you and evaluated you. >> This wasn't a police matter. >> I've been in a lot of lockup since I was 12 years. >> I'm just going to give you some advice. Just listen. I know people have the whole perception of the police and all that. >> Also, my uh my PO, she said she said that she was going to put a warning down for IR. >> I don't know. I'm just saying you end up being you caught two felonies today, but yeah, just food for thought. >> Yeah. In the [snorts] end, Fiona was charged with battery on a police officer and resisting arrest. Moving on to these two sisters who got a dose of their own medicine real fast after ganging up to bully their classmate. >> Well, when you stomping on somebody and you kicking someone's head, what do you think is going to happen? >> You want to fix what you telling us? Cuz there's video. >> It doesn't look good when there's a girl on the ground. She's beating the snot out of her and then you start kicking. >> On May the 8th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a local high school in response to a fight on a school bus. According to eyewitnesses, Lenise, a sassy troublemaker, was in a sour mood and refused to let anyone sit beside her. This angered many of her classmates and quickly escalated into a full-blown feud between Lenise and another student. Without warning, the girl attacked her fellow student and was swiftly joined by her older sister, Latrice, who aided the assault. Upon arrival, officers stopped the fight and brought the older sister in for questioning. During the interrogation, Latrice revealed some shocking info about the situation and made officers realize that they were dealing with a very crazy bully who somehow believed that she was untouchable. >> All right, have a seat. My turning red and I know y don't care but if I stop like if my you see you see how red my arm is turning. He try to loosen it up. >> You see that? >> But this metal thing is tagging on my leg. Well, he just loosened this for me. >> All right. So, which one's making it >> the one that's still tight? >> I can put my whole hand in there. >> Yeah, but ow. That hurts. It's still tight. You see my arm is turning red. Yeah. >> Then stop moving around. >> Stop moving around. But I can't look at this. This can't get in my skin. >> Well, stop moving around. Cuz you're moving around. All right. This is going to be quick. Okay. Quick and painless. So, what happened on the I already I know what happened. >> So, why you asking me? >> I want to know your side. >> Um I just I was just up front about to watch a movie on my phone like I usually do. I usually stare at the window a little bit and then I get on my phone, watch a movie. Yeah. But then my sister started arguing with some Well, my sister kept saying that she wanted to like sing with her and it's kind of got annoying to me too. So, I was just like, "Man, I thought she going to say this." And then to me, I was like, "Oh my god, how am I supposed to do this?" Like, so then I looked back there and she was starting to say it louder. And then the girl saw her was like, "Oh my god, that's so aggravating." She was like, "Are you?" She was like, "Are [music] you good? You want to keep saying that? Are you good?" And then my sister, I already know she's going to get upset about it. I'm sorry about that. I didn't fight, but I was in my head. I had it in my head. They were going to fight. And then I looked behind me, they were fighting. And then I got up and then Max started to help my sister. Yeah, I did. But why does it matter what you're writing when you got involved? >> How did you want to help your sister? >> Um, I don't know how to explain it. Like my intentions were not to get into the fight, but then at the same time I was just like >> I don't know. It was kind of hot, you know. I don't even know what to do. Honestly, my real intentions was not to fight, but then it happened. Yeah. I was supposed to get up and stop them, but then I don't know what happened. I just stood up and then I kind of like with the opposite. >> Like it wasn't just cuz I It wasn't because I don't I don't know how to explain it. It wasn't to like hurt anybody in a way. It was just because I'm trying to >> Well, when you stomping on somebody and you kicking someone's head, what do you think is going to happen? >> I was trying to stop her from holding on to my sister. She was just holding on to her and just I don't know. Honestly, I can't remember what exactly happened because I wasn't really like there all day at the moment, but I can't remember like 100%. Like I don't even know who get first on to. I can't really remember. Well, I don't think I've seen that part, but like um yeah, I'm going to admit I did hit her. >> Oh, I know. I know you hit her. >> I know that. But I mean, honestly, I don't know why I kicked it. I don't really know why, but it probably >> multiple times, not just once. >> Well, like >> Yeah, >> I don't explain it. But yeah, I don't remember kicking her multiple times. I don't probably I just probably don't remember it, but I not kicked her, but I don't think it could have done. >> During the questioning, Latrice tried to downplay her involvement in the fight. However, officers had seen a video recording and could tell she was [music] every bit as involved as her sister. Rather than take accountability, the bully kept evading blame, an action she'd soon come [music] to regret. >> Who want to fix your statement? >> I didn't write a statement. >> You want to fix what you telling us? Cuz there's video. I know there's video, but I'm trying to tell you when they started fighting. I'm trying to stop it, but at the same time, that's my sister. So, I got to help. I'm not going to let my sister get I'm not let >> Your sister was not getting whooped. >> Well, I'm not going to let them I'm not going to let my sister fight back. >> So, I'm just saying >> it doesn't look good when there's a girl on the ground. She's [snorts] beating the snot out of her and then you start kicking. That's what you do. That is what you do on on top of everything on a bus on a vehicle on the road surrounded by cars. >> We went through this last year already. >> You acting like I started the fight. >> You had no business. >> You jumped in >> your sister, too. You know what? you coming at me. You might be able she's got questions but consequences but I'm just [music] telling you the severity of you. We go by the code of conduct. >> Okay, we've got to talk to administration. Go ahead and write your statement. But typically when someone jumps in on a fight, I don't care if it's their brother, sister, whatever, you're jumping in and that's expulsion. That's a that's typically an expulsion request >> on your senior year. >> Yeah. Y'all be acting like she's so different. Okay. Just if she would have but you coming y'all coming at us because you feel some type of way. Okay. It doesn't matter. >> No, I'm not I don't feel some type of way. I'm just explaining to you your consequences for you. You No, because I saw how what happened on the bus. I'm disappointed. >> You know, >> that is another person. >> If it was just your sister >> Yes. >> and that girl fighting, I would be like, you know what? All right. But the fact that you got into that fight, your sister was not getting whooped. Your sister, your sister, but there was no You said You said I got in it. I got in it to separate my sister. You did absolutely zero separating. >> I was trying to separate. >> You made No, no, no, no, no. You made zero attempt. You went over and pushed her again when she had my hand in my hand. >> You made zero. >> She was holding on to my hand and then I I grabbed her hand and pushed her away from me. Yes, I did. >> Well, I know I did. Go ahead and write. >> You're 18? Y'all 18 already? >> Yeah. Okay, >> great. >> After talking to the sisters, the police and school authorities summoned the girl's mother and hosted a meeting to discuss the situation. There, officers briefly summarized the ordeal and provided more context than what actually happened before the fight. So basically the girls got into um fault another young lady. Uh Lise >> Lamese that's a small one. >> Yes. Lame went on the bus cursing upset about something nobody knows. And um next thing you know she's fighting a girl and then Lrice joins in fighting the young lady. So they're both receiving consequences from the school and also from the SRO. So um do you have any questions for me? >> So Latrice, >> so let me tell you what happened cuz I I can give you more. >> All right. I know she said it's Lamese, but on all of our paperwork, it's Lenise. So Lenise >> was upset. She was in a bad mood telling people, "Don't sit next to me. Get the f away from me. I'll effing sit here. Some girl took offense to that [music] and just said, "Hey, like calm down. Like, you don't have to be rude." Lameise told her, "Shut the f up." The girl's like, "Dude, just chill." Lenise gets up and gets in the [music] girl's face. The girl stands up. Lame just starts wailing on her. Latrice at the front of the bus comes to the back and just starts wailing on [music] the girl, too. And they start both going at it with this girl. The girl is on the ground. Lenise is on top of her just going in and Latrice is at the girl's head going in. Starts kicking her and everything. Latrice. Latrice can't fight. Latrice is the boy. Just this. So I'm trying to figure out what was this cuz when I dropped it off, she wasn't in a bad mood. So I don't know what could have been what could have happened. >> Some boy said his mom said she is something. And after that, she just >> The girl's mom was in utter disbelief. However, her skepticism wasn't going to last for much longer. It was finally time to whip out the video recording, and the ensuing footage showed the incident was even more sinister than she had imagined. >> TINY TINY TINY TINY TINY TINY TINY TINY TINY TINY That's one I'm not >> tiny. What are you doing? of your fat ass. GET THE OFF OF ME. >> GET THE off of me. Some boys tries to step in to separate them. They still are going in at it. So all that had caused the bus to have to pull over and everything. So the girls are going to be placed under arrest. They're going to be charged with battery and disruption of a school function. Okay. They're going to be taken to Marian County Jail and booked and processed. They will have a bond. Um, the bond will be either a,000 or 1,500. I have to be I have to review it. You can't take the video. >> No, I'm not going to take the video. I was reading what Latrice said that didn't match what she said. So Latrice was telling me while they're walk while I'm walking into the school, she's like, I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. I was I didn't do nothing. And then I see the video. >> She said she tried to separate the fight. That's what she told me. >> And the girl held her here and she held the girl's hand and said, [music] "Let me go." >> That's what she told me, too. >> So this is not the same person. She told me somebody, a boy and a girl that ride a school bus, the boy pushed her. This was last week. The boy pushed her [music] and the guys who, you know, ride a bus with her was like, "Hey, don't don't just don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it." So, she said she let it go. I don't know if this is the same sister. Do she have a brother? Cuz if that's not the same person, I don't know. Lame was good this morning. So, I don't know what could have escalated. >> When she got to the bus stop, a little boy told her something his mom said about her. [music] I can't It's in my notes. >> So, that's the little boy that that pushed her last week. >> No, no. It seems like someone she friends with. [music] Like he would say, "My mom said you're very like rowdy." Like some something like that. and she took offense to it. And after that, she got in Lenise said she got in her Oh god. Latrice said she got in her mood afterwards. >> Regardless of what was said to Lenise, it didn't justify putting her hands on another student, especially one who wasn't responsible for her bad mood [music] to begin with. Eventually, both girls were going to get their much needed karma. But for now, the officer just had one last [music] thing to clarify with their mom. >> I don't know. I I'm just looking at a video, so I don't basically know what escalated before cuz the video just starts where they just started fighting. So like I told him, I say only way you defend yourself if somebody putting their hands on you. Latrice text me and told me that the only reason why she got involved when she really wasn't involved is because the girl [music] had Lie on the floor punching her in her face, but I see the opposite. I'm not here to take up for them. Like this, like I tell them, this is your last year. What? You shouldn't be. I don't care if somebody TALKED ABOUT MY MAMA. I'm getting up out of here like this. I've been talking to Lenny's for the past two weeks. I got her on her alpha schedule. I've been telling her to take a test cuz she needs to pass the test and graduate and she needs to fix some classes to graduate. And ever since I got here last year, November, she didn't talk to me at all. She felt like I don't need to be in her business. I said, "I'm not in your business. I'm just trying to tell you got to get your classes together. You can't just be walking around when you could be using this time to fix your classes." >> I keep this. I'm so tired of this. I am really tired of this. But me feel like somebody can't say get and she just want to r up like she's like that at home me is like she just get upset. Can't nobody say anything to her. She is offensive like very that's why I'm surprised with Latrice. Latrice is more of the one like I'mma break it up and and stop and this. But when I see the video I'm like >> yeah there was no. So I went back into the office initially. I believed her. She was like she was like I didn't do nothing. I said all right. And then I got video and I go into the office and I'm like, "You sure you wanna you want to keep that like what you just said?" She's like, "I was just breaking it up." I said, "You you did absolutely zero breaking it up." Like there was no And then she says, "Well, I didn't want my sister to get get whooped." And I said, "Your sister was nowhere near getting beat up." I said, "Your sister was on top of this girl." And um they kind of she kind of laughed at it and I said, "Well, now we got serious consequences." >> After the briefing was done, it was finally time for the two girls to learn firsthand what the Lord does to unrepentant bullies. >> Come on. You hurt. Come on. Let's see if you going to be that happy when we get there. >> Oh, I like this over with. I ain't got time. >> Yeah. We going to go over this way. >> They adults. >> Oh, are they? >> Yeah. >> Damn. They getting booked in a big boy jail. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yep. Yep. Yep. They're sisters. So, >> I don't need copies of it. >> Okay. >> Um I think that's it. Okay. There smell like trash. >> She can move them up. >> Smell that? >> Yeah, >> cuz the trash is back here. >> It smells like N. >> Do you mind if they're in the front or you want? >> I don't mind. >> Don't run. >> Why would I? >> You going to get [laughter] >> I'm out of here. If I run, I'm out. For real. For real. >> You going to be out? >> She going to be right. >> How far you going to make it before you fall? >> Right. Far. Real far. You won't see me on the regular. I run a lot. You run a lot? >> Yep. I I run outside from my mama when she try to when she try to chase me in the hospital with sticks and stuff. >> I run from dogs. I'm going tell you, I know how to run. Don't let them fool you. >> She be running. >> Okay. Wait. I got to grab for real. >> Come on. Look. She being nice and letting you have them in the front. >> Those are very nice, >> right? They're nicer than the black. >> No, it's plastic. You want to try to get out? >> Yeah. >> Good luck. >> Okay. Yeah. Why you always do you? >> You see my fingers. >> Okay. But that hurt cuz my arm is already cramped up. >> You'll be fine. >> Listen, not everybody's as cool as I am. All right. >> Y cool. We fake. >> What? >> All of y'all fake. >> We made sure you got fed and everything. >> Yeah, you were right. Those were just in the back. You know >> how do you do it? Let me see. >> It hurts sometimes. Oh, like you just like >> Oh my god. >> Are you double jointed or something? >> Yeah, mom. >> Those are your seat. Hey, >> be happy. I got this today. Otherwise, you'd be in a Taurus. >> Yeah, you'd be in a little car. >> That's fine. We can have her go around the other side. Or you on the other. In the end, both sisters were charged with battery and disruption of a school function.