She was here that they took her over there. She tried to to kill her son. You can stop. >> Do you want to check? >> No, no, no, no. We'll check you. We'll check you here in a second. Leave your hands where we can see him. Okay. >> I didn't hit him, though. >> You threw a a bag at him and it knocked him down. >> He hit me. >> Where? >> He hit me first. >> Where? >> Some kids believe that hurting the one who raised them will finally make them feel powerful. But what happens when that act of power ends up putting them in the hands of the justice system where no amount of rage can set them free? >> Answer. You [ __ ] assho. Get off my back. >> Stop. >> Get off my back. She's screaming and yelling about how her dad stole her Xanax. And then she's >> fighting with her dad. So I had to rip her off of her dad. He's 61 years old and she's got him on the bed and she's like pinning him down the ground. Then he falls back against his table. >> Listen, you keep acting like that. They're going to spray you with pepper spray. >> Yeah. Spray me. Here are several times when kids have attacked their own parents. Starting with this chaotic woman who turned a family argument into a full-blown fight and thought that she could walk away untouched. >> Around the house. I have a coffee cup in my hand. I spilled the water in her face to get her away from me to get her to back up. And she starts kicking me and slapping me and scratching me and pushing me against the wall. >> Where did you hit her with a coffee cup? >> On the other side of the face. >> Inside the face. >> Was it in her eye? Like eye area right here? What may be doing tonight is is placing under arrest for domestic battery. >> On February the 18th, 2023, officers received a distress call from a mother concerning her daughter who had gotten into a physical altercation with her. When the police arrived, they approached her mother, the victim, for questioning. And what they heard was crazier than they were ready for. >> Tonight, tonight, she's been in a bad mood this afternoon. Her children irritated her and they were very loud talking and she we were we went to the We went to go look. I sell real estate. We went and took pictures of a house. When we came back, you could just tell. And I asked her, "What's wrong? My kids are irritating." You know, it's like I said, "You better get used to it. It's 16 years worth of this. >> The children were being unruly. She's frustrated with the children." >> Her words are they're they shut up talking all day. >> Okay. >> In our home, you can't have two queens running the household. Okay, >> it's just very difficult. >> Okay, >> she gives them baths. This is part of the reconciliation process. She gives them baths, she feeds them, she gets them ready, she takes them to school, I pick them up in the afternoon, and if I try to interject, which is what happened tonight, she was disciplining Kaylee. Their discipline is two children arguing with each other, >> okay? >> Because my daughter's still a child. Mentally, she's still a child. Don't get me wrong. She's trying to be a mother, but I went out there to discipline because I'm usually the disciplinary. >> Okay. The S23. >> She did not want me to interfere and got in my face and she'd already been angry all day. This is how she is. When she gets in my face and I want, you can have see some of the video I have where she's just chasing me into my room, yelling, telling me f off, you know. >> Oh god. A Yankee 19. She's, you know, it just escalated continual like it normally does. Usually I I just say whatever, walk away or I engage. And when it's engaging, it becomes a blown up >> yelling match. >> Okay? >> And she started to scream as loud as she could. So I screamed over her. I said, "Is that working?" You know, it's like pounding your fist on the wall. It doesn't work. >> Okay? >> She says, "Respect me as a mother." like five times and I looked straight at her and I said, "Do you hear your words?" >> Okay, >> expect me as your mother. >> You guys were in each other's face screaming back and forth. >> She and I don't know how the exact events came about. She had a cup of coffee in her hand. >> Okay. >> And as she was like this close in my face, >> she pushed me because I was screaming just as loud as she was. >> How did How did she push you? >> Pushed me away. Well, she threw I don't know if the coffee was thrown on me first. Okay. >> Or she pushed me first. One of the two. She threw her coffee. >> How did she push though? What? How did she do her hands? And how did she touch you when she pushed you? >> Well, we were this close, so she >> she pushed me. You can You can do it on me. >> Yeah. She She pushed me and threw her coffee or she threw her coffee and pushed me. >> Okay. >> And then I And I went after her and said, "Do you want to do this?" I grabbed her sweater, her her sweat jacket, and I said, "You want to get all your hate in your and I mean this close. You want to get all your hate and anger out today on me because you can't stand me. And she just wailed. Yes, I do. And she >> which which hand did she? >> She had the coffee cup. She had No, she with the coffee cup. >> With the coffee cup. >> She had it in that hand first. She had it in the other hand. >> Okay. She had in her right hand >> and then right. Okay. >> Yes. And she hit me like this. And >> how many times in the How many times did she hit you? >> Well, with the coffee cup once and then she threw it on the ground. >> Okay. So she hit you once to the coffee cup, threw it on the ground. Then what? >> Then we continued to tangle. >> Okay. >> And she said I I kicked her. I pushed her away from me. Kicked her with my foot. >> Kicked her. >> Pushed her up against the door like this and said, "You are not going to be violent with me anymore. You're not. This is it. It is over." >> With each word the woman spoke, the picture grew clearer and more troubling. It became obvious that this wasn't just a simple misunderstanding. It was much more disturbing. >> And she punched me a second time. >> And when she punched me the second time in my face, I turned around. I walked away. Said, "You're going to jail. I'm not doing this with you ever again. It's over." Because the last time she did it in August, I didn't call the police. She punched me in the face after throwing her milkshake in my face because she we had a disagreement at the at the dinner. >> Okay. So, here's the thing. >> I have to do my investigation. I do see the yellow guy right there. I got to talk to you. Get your side. I got to talk to her. Get her side. Once I have all my all the evidence available to me, I make a decision what I can do. >> If if for some reason I can't make an arrest tonight, >> what is the plan? Are you able to go somewhere? I'm going to ask her the same thing. Is there anywhere that you can go to separate channel? >> This is my home. She's she's in a privileged situation. I have >> The cops proceeded to speak with the suspect who immediately contradicted everything that they had just heard. Likely hoping her new story would change everything. >> Are you Daniel? Can we speak to you for a minute? I'm recording though. Am I close the door? I want >> anybody else right now other than the kids. It's just you and the two kids. Okay. So, I don't know if you're aware, your mother has called us to report a domestic uh disturbance. Okay. >> Um I'm here to get your side of the story. I've already spoken to her. Okay. Do you know where she is right now? >> Okay. >> Well, I've already I've already spoken to her and gotten her statement. So, I got to get your statement. Okay. Now, before I read before I give you or take your statement, I got to read you this. Okay? Doesn't mean you're under arrest or anything. It just means that I'm investigating a crime right now and I have to reach you rights. Okay? So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have them present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. >> You can decide any time to execute these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. >> You understand each of these rights is how I explain them to you. having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us right now? >> I mean, yes, I didn't mistake. >> You're fine. You're fine. Okay. So, do you know what incident she's wanting to report? Like, did anything happen between you guys tonight? Okay. So, in your own words, what happened? >> So, she >> You can sit down. Yeah, sure. >> So, I've been living with my mom for about years now. And prior to that, just to give like a little bit of backtory, prior to that, my mom like had cousin of my kids when I was using drugs. >> You have I moved back here to get back with my kids and the argument started in the living room. They're cleaning up for like a whole year. Like a bomb went off there and I'm trying to handle it. I'm in there telling her over and over again and I'm having a conversation back and forth with her and my mom and start screaming and telling me I'm not handling it. I'm asking her like to respect me as a mom like don't come behind me and tell her to do something else and demean me as a mom and back and she's just keeps yelling and screaming and screaming in my face following me around the house. I have a coffee cup in my hand. I spilled the water in her face to get her wait for me to get her to back up and she starts kicking me and slapping me and scratching me and pushing me against the wall in the kitchen. And so I hit her with a coffee cup to get her out. Like who do you think's going to win this fight? Who do you think's going to win this fight? And that was basically the end of it. >> Okay. Where did you hit her with a coffee cup? >> Inside the face. Was it in her eye? Like eye area right here? Okay. Did um what happened to the copy come back after you fell to the floor and I just looked it up. >> Okay. Did it break into the floor? Okay. Um is there any So is are you saying that she was the one who started the altercation? >> Yes. >> Okay. Is there any reason why you didn't call the police? >> My mom does this on a on a weekly basis. Every other day she starts running and screaming and doing all this other stuff. It's happened multiple times. So, I just assumed that onceever she whenever she got done yelling and screaming that everything would just be fine. >> Okay. >> But I wasn't backing down from my stance of it. I'm not going to let her keep bullying me. So, she's going to call the cops and take it as far as she possibly can to win the argument. >> Okay. Do you mind uh putting the kids in a bedroom so we can go in and maybe look at this coffee mug? Okay. >> The coffee mug's in the trash can out there. I put it in I sealed it in a bag and put it out here. >> Okay. Okay. Any reason why you put it in this bag and threw it out here? >> It was on the floor in the kitchen and one of my kids. >> Okay. Is there any reason why you didn't throw it in the trash can in the kitchen? >> There's no trash can in the kitchen. It was in the shower being washed out. >> There's two kids in the house. Nobody else is in the house, right? Anybody else witnessed this incident? >> Any weapons or anything like that in the house? >> My mom has guns. I don't know. >> You have any injuries? >> I have scratches on the side of my shoes. my leg. I don't know if I have any or not. >> Obviously, I'm stronger than her and it was a copy cut, so it was going to look like I did the worst thing. >> As the interrogation intensified, the cops could sense her defenses crumbling. And it wouldn't be long before the truth finally came out. >> Okay. When you hit her with a coffee cup, what was she doing? >> She had me pinned against the wall in the kitchen, screaming in my face, and slapping me and kicking me. She had binn against the wall was slapping and kicking you. Then you hit her in the head with a coffin mug. And can you tell me again why you didn't call us when all that happened? >> Cuz she already had me against the wall. >> I know. But >> and as I was walking away, why am I going to call the cops and she already called? >> This is domestic batteries. >> Did you know that she called the cops? >> I heard her calling the cops in the bedroom. I didn't know that it I should have called as well. I didn't know both parties need to call. >> Okay. All right. Um, if you don't mind standing over here with this officer, I'm going to give a call to my supervisor, just ask him a couple questions, let him know what we got going on here, and um, I'll get back to you in a minute. Okay. >> You want You can sit back. >> There you are. >> Uh, so I did have one more question for you. So, if you knew that the police were coming, why did you clean up the mug? >> I didn't know that the police were coming. I wasn't trying to like purposely. I was just cleaning up the mess after an argument with that. >> Okay. >> So, you did not But you just told me that you knew the police were coming. That's why you didn't call because you knew we were coming anyway. >> I wasn't trying to come up with evidence. I just was cleaning up. It's just a natural instinct. If there's glass on the floor and I have kids running in the house, I'm going to pick it up. I'm not going to leave liquid on the floor for them to run and slip on or to ruin the hardwood floors. Like, I'm just going to pick it up. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to make another phone call. >> But I saw that she has she has um power of attorney over the children, but you have full custody. >> I have full custody. The only reason I signed over power of attorney was so that she could get Bennett cuz she I was living in Orlando with my boyfriend at the time and he needed to go to rehab. I was going with him obviously cuz I was still using two. I was like, "Fuck it, I might as well go." And so I asked my mom to keep the kids cuz she we were kind of like back and forth with the And I was she has done a lot for them. Like I'm not going to take that away from her. But now like I'm doing what I can. And so I signed a power of attorney that's expired multiple times and I've had to sign it again, sign it again. And that's our biggest fight is mom. Like okay, I'm doing what I need to do. I've done all these steps. Like can we just transition back now? And she doesn't want to let she doesn't want to let any of that happen. And it's just a constant battle of like okay, she wants to control every little way that I do things with them cuz she feels like her way is the right way. And it's just it's getting annoying at this point. It really is. >> An officer decided to speak with the suspect's children. And in their innocent responses, the truth they'd been looking for suddenly fell into place. >> So, did the two kids see what happened? >> They were in the living room, so I'm assuming they >> Do you mind if I talk to them by myself with them? Okay. Are they right in here? >> What are their names? >> You're allowed to go inside. >> Okay. What are their names? >> Cash is my friend and is my daughter. >> Okay. You can stay out here with >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Hi. My name is Officer John. Okay. I'm with the Okala Police Department. What's your guys' names? >> Cash. >> Okay. Did you guys see anything that happened here tonight between your grandma and your mom? >> Yeah. They were fighting. >> Okay. What happened? >> They were punching each other and kicking each other. >> Okay. Who started it? Did you see who started it? Our mom did she she told our grandmother to kick her. >> Okay. She told your grandma to kick her. Why do you think she did that? >> Well, they were fighting because my sister had to because Kayla has to clean up but and my grandmother just came out about ready to but my mom said that she had this under control. My grandmother didn't believe her and then they started fighting. >> Okay. And you said your mom was the one that that started the fight. Okay. Um, what about you, Kaylee? What did you see? >> I saw that mom stole coffee everywhere. >> Okay. Did you see anything else? Okay. Who Who started it? >> Oh, and I think they broke a coffee mug. >> Okay. They broke a coffee mug. Do you know who broke the coffee mug? Just one of them? >> I think it was our mom. >> Okay. Has this ever happened before? Your mom and grandma fighting? >> We actually really a lot. >> Dang. Fighting since my mom since my mom was like four or five years old. >> Okay. So, it's been a long time. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Was there anybody else here when that happened or just you guys and your mom and grandma? >> Okay. I appreciate you guys talking to me. Okay. How you guys feel though after it all? Are you you upset or anything? Or is it just a normal occurrence for you? >> I just scared. >> You get scared when it happened? >> Yeah. >> Okay, I got you. All righty. Well, I'm going to go back out here and talk to your mom again. And uh your grandma's all right. She just went to the doctor to get checked out. All right. So, she's okay. All righty. Appreciate you guys. Thank you very much. >> You're welcome. >> The officers took swift action and within moments the cuffs were on and the suspect realized that there was no escape. >> All right, so listen, here's the deal. Um, obviously I wasn't here, right? I'm the stuff that, you know, I'm here 3 hours later trying to pick up pieces of what happened. Okay, >> in the end, the suspect was charged with domestic battery. Moving on to this disrespectful woman who thought she could get away with attacking her father and breaking his window. >> Where's she punching in the face? >> Why? >> And she threw something through my back window. >> For what? >> Resisting. >> Stop. >> Wait, why am I um I have to be under arrest. Why am I under arrest? >> Right now you're under arrest for resisting. You're probably going to have a domestic violence charge as well. On December the 12th, 2023, officers were dispatched to a residence in response to the report of a woman who assaulted her father and shattered his window. Upon arrival, they found the suspect in distress. Her frantic behavior raising more questions than answers. >> Hi, officer. >> Hello. >> What's going on? >> No question here. >> I'm out of breath cuz I've been yelling. >> Um, I'm trying to leave my parents residence, >> but before I did, I wanted to get by word in um I'm sorry. >> Why do why do you need us to leave your parents house? >> I don't know if you have any history on your um my dad and I do not get along. >> The officers went ahead to speak to the suspect's father whose words came out in agony. Each one weighed down by the pain of betrayal and frustration. Just as they tried to piece it all together, the suspect's chaotic behavior only complicated things further. >> Sir, what's going on? >> Bad. The cop would like to speak to you. >> Why? Why is he running around and stuff? >> Because he Please, please listen to me. I know I'm drunk, but please just listen and take >> Why? What is going on? Why are we like running around and >> she came She came home and it's hard. >> And no, tell them the whole story, Dad. She >> What happened from St. >> Can you just hang out over there? >> She's She obviously. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, can you stay on the sidewalk? Not be in the road. >> She punched me twice. >> Where did she punch you? >> In the face. >> Why? >> She threw something through my back window. >> What? >> I don't know what it was. Huh? >> Of your house? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Broke the window. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you hurt? >> Uh, just a little. >> Do you need any medical attention? >> No. No. No. Just a little. >> And how did that happen? >> Uh, altercation with her. How old are you? >> Uh 67 Christmas Eve. >> Okay. So, you're a senior citizen. >> Yeah. And I told my wife to go over there, Kathy, have them call. She's just like, you know, I got a big hole in my back >> French door. >> Okay. >> She's out. >> You want to press charges through the window? >> Uh >> you know how works? >> You know this? >> Yeah. >> I do. >> Ma'am, can you stay on the sidewalk, please? >> Well, I didn't want to interfere with the other party. Okay. >> Cuz then that would have been another >> Just Why don't you take a seat? Why don't you take a seat? >> Huh? >> You're acting crazy. Sit on the ground. >> That's my mom. The other party. >> Sit sit down >> in the grass. >> Just sit. Just chill. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> How did How did that happen to you? >> Ma'am, I'm going to tell you one more time to sit down and then I'm going to put you in my distance situation. >> Come over here. >> Come over to me. >> I'm fine. Right where I'm at. >> You can walk over to me. >> Where? What's the problem with >> Right here. >> Right here. >> You're too close. All right. How did this happen to your hand? >> Uh, that I don't that I don't know. After she punched me, I pushed her down. >> She could have Where did this happen? >> Well, um, she punched me inside the living room. Push down. >> Can Can we walk in there? Show me where everything happened. Did Did any Did you guys witness anything? >> I was in the house. >> Did you see it happen? >> She came next door. >> No, >> you just heard it. >> I ran. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Just take a deep breath. Everything's okay. We're going to hit a >> Maybe it was a glass. Was she drinking out here? >> Uh, no. It could have been a candle. Maybe. I don't know. >> A candle. >> Okay. So, >> okay. Um, do you want to press charges for this? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you see her do this? >> Oh, yeah. We were both white. >> So, where were you seated? >> I was sitting here. >> Uh-huh. >> Cops couldn't take it anymore. In an instant, before she even realized it, things were about to be different. A fate she never saw coming. Ma'am, I swear to God, if you come over here again, I'm going to put you in handcuffs. >> For doing what? >> For resisting. I have given you a lawful command to stay over here. >> For resisting? >> Yes. >> Tell me how I'm resisting. >> I'll tell you what. >> Is your body camera? >> If you Yes, it is. >> If you think that I'm joking, >> go ahead and and and keep >> I'm literally trying to leave. You're keeping me here >> cuz you're not free to leave. >> You're keeping me here. My life is >> Am I detained for a reason that I should know? For what? >> For this thing. >> Stop. >> Wait. Why am I um I have to be under arrest before >> Wait. Ow. Ow. Ow. You Ow. Ow. Ow. Stop. Why are you hurting my arm? >> Stop. Stop. >> Why are you hurting my arm? >> Why are you hurting my arm? >> Let go of my right arm. No, you need to let go of my right. I have a bad right shoulder, please. >> See if there's a fee in this. I'm >> You need to breathe. >> I I know. >> You did this. >> Are you going to relax? >> Are you going to relax? >> Please, please. Yes. >> Are you going to relax >> without God? Oh, God. God. God. You guys, I'm sorry. Okay. I pro. Just stop holding my arm like that. I have >> my hand. The moment the moment you relax. >> You held it up. Yes. >> You want to hear the truth? >> I tried. >> I have borne in this house. >> Great. Real quick. I'm just going to see if she's got >> Oh my god. I don't know. >> Do you have any pockets or anything? >> I have two little on the side. But there's four. >> Can I talk to you guys? >> Get in the car. Get in the back. >> I need to talk. >> Get in the back of my >> Why am I under arrest right now? You're under arrest for resisting. You're probably going to have a nasty violence charge as well. >> Put your feet in. >> Put your feet. I dropped her. >> Okay, just hang out with her and I'm going to go in the house. Okay, I'm >> sorry. Okay, get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Okay, >> put your hand behind your back. >> Turn around. Put your hand behind your back. Not like that. Here we go. >> Lean forward a little bit, please. Please lean forward. >> Lean forward so I don't hurt your wrists. >> You're already hurting them. >> Okay. I'm trying not to. If you lean forward here. >> Jesus Christ, man. >> Okay. >> You trying to light my ass, too? >> Stop. How? How? >> Do you not make this like the weirdest thing in the world? What are you going to do? What do you mean? >> Just lean forward a little bit. >> Why are you leaning forward? How am I going to >> stop moving your hands? I'm trying to get >> I don't know what to do. I don't I'm not used to I don't know how I can leave. Okay. >> Whatever helps you. >> Please get in the car. >> All right. Get in the car. Please get in the back of my car. >> Can you tell me? Can you be No, hold on. Please. >> No. Wait. Wait. Wait. >> I'm I'm really I'm really I don't have You had a bad night. >> No, I'm not I'm not having a bad night. I don't have any patience for it. So, I'm going to I'm going to ask you to get in the car. I'm going to make you get in the car. >> Can I ask one question before you throw me into the car? I can't ask one question. >> Get into the car. >> Get in the car. >> I can't ask I'm getting >> Can I ask questions afterwards? >> I'm arrested for resisting arrest. >> Under arrest for resisting an officer. It's not called resisting arrest. >> Anytime you fail to obey my lawful command. >> Okay. That wasn't explained to me until it was too late. >> You're also interfering with me and you weren't here so I didn't disrespect you. >> So you can't say what you're under arrest for. You're also under arrest for criminal mischief. >> Wait, hold on. Window and you're also under arrest. >> Start from the beginning what I'm under arrest for >> resisting an officer without >> Who did I resist arrest? Me. >> You weren't here when I was arrested. >> Yes, I was. I was the one that put handcuffs on you. >> No, you weren't. >> You put the handcuffs on me. >> Put the handcuffs on. >> Who did your >> Did you put the handcuffs on me? When did you get here? I saw your cops. >> I was the first one here that you first talked to. >> So, you swear to God? >> I swear to God. >> He's the first one that put >> All right, I'm going to come to the other side. We're going to put you in a BPR. >> Actually, >> wait. >> I'm just curious. >> You're going to be searched by this officer. This female >> search. >> Spread your feet. >> Spread your feet. >> God damn. >> Spread your feet. >> Okay. >> Listen. Listen. Okay. Calm down for me. Listen. Calm down for me. Okay. >> Okay. I need you to cooperate with these guys. Okay. >> As the officers searched the suspect, her behavior spiraled out of control, completely unaware that her actions were only deepening her trouble. I don't know. >> I will if they cooperate with me. They said I'm resisting arrest. I was never under arrest. Search me. Stick your finger on my [ __ ] >> No. These guys ever spread. >> Yeah. Her ex-husband's the reason I'm in this situation. You're the first one here. You put me in handcuffs. You want to talk [ __ ] >> I have a body camera. Tiffany, >> we'll play it. You put me >> Just don't respond to her. >> Okay. You You said that. No, I'll get them off. If you want my rings, ask for my rings. They'll pull them off my my fingers and ask me. >> Can you just stop? >> If you want something, ask for it. >> Okay. Can you take all your rings off? >> Yes. Thank you for asking me. >> Do I have to do that press against the car? >> Yeah. If you keep you keep being crazy. >> That's the first time you've asked for it. >> Okay. >> Well, this is the Okay. Okay. Pocket. >> Why are you pressing my back? >> Because you keep pushing back on me for my rings and stop pressing my back. >> God damn it, guys. Yeah. Hopefully my husband is the same sheriff that my life in case you guys want to add that to your goddamn report. Yeah. Finger my You'd love that. >> Why are you acting like this? >> Cuz these are coming up here saying I'm resisting arrest. >> I said resisting arrest. >> That's not what the statute is. It says resisting an officer without violence. Okay. Any kind of obstruction with our investigation. >> You weren't here yet. >> Okay. Well, I know the statute. >> Your your buddy Peterson was here. >> Yeah. Please, >> you want me to lift my whole bra up? >> I'll flash everyone here. I don't have anything. There's one ring. >> Hold on. Well, you guys want my rings? >> Yes, but I don't want you to. >> Okay. Let me know when you want my ring so I'm not resisting my ring departure. >> God damn. >> Why are you pressing on my back? >> Because you keep pushing back on me. >> Because you're pressing on my back and asking for my rings. Which is it? Heather, I need you to help me out here. >> Listen, you Listen, this is what we have to do. We have to search him. They have to push on my back and say, "Give me your rings." >> Just relax. >> I'm not going to relax. You wouldn't relax in my situation either. Don't act like you would with your >> suicidal moving around and just let her do her thing so we can >> Okay. So, don't get my rings off now. >> Right. You guys are given different instructions. So, before you say resisting a risk, Tiffany, >> make sure you got your straight. >> Kick your kick your leg back. >> Which one? >> Which one you want? Stop. >> Tiffany, stop acting like this. >> Okay. So, kick your leg back. Kick your this leg back like a flamingo. >> Kick it back like a flamingo. >> There you go. >> Yeah. Oh, you want my shoes? Take off my shoes. I got my little socks, too. You want them? No needles. No. Nothing. >> Where'd you put that? Where you put on? Let me see the other >> Nothing. >> Let me see the other foot. >> Yep. Same thing. Nothing. Got ankle on there. You want that? Want some anal beads for your girl? >> Oh, no. You're straight now. Never mind. You guys want to take a dirt off now or? >> Yeah. I'll get it for you. Officer Peterson. >> Yes, ma'am. Resisting arrest. Boy, that'll be a good case to prove in court. I don't think you have any. >> I look forward to it. >> I do, too. I'll be writing the report. >> I think I'll I think I'll be looking more for you. >> Officer McDow. >> Do you want to help me with this ring since I can't reach? >> You just said that you didn't want us. >> No. Well, now that I'm having struggle with it, I would love some support. >> So, I don't know why people are pressing on my back against >> like, why can't you get your rings off, >> Tiffany? >> The first time we asked you for your The the more cooperative you are, the easier. >> Why are you pushing on my back? >> Because you keep pushing back. >> Because you've never asked for my rings off my >> We are in control. You are not in control. >> I I don't want to be in control. >> No, this is your >> Let us do what we have to do and then we can leave the girl. It's not a big deal. >> You're going to take the nurse that's drunk to to jail for speaking her mind. >> And you're going to leave the people that are >> This is why I keep putting pushing on your back cuz you keep turning around. Well, you need to give me those distra. >> Listen, stop. >> Why are you touching my face? >> Because you don't. >> Why don't you say you cannot turn around? >> Don't turn around. Face that way. Okay, I will. >> Take your ring off. >> Trying. >> Okay, try. >> You're pushing on my back. >> Try the other one. Try the other one. Let's leave that one. >> How about you suck and worry about the you lick and I'll get my rings off. Okay. >> Sorry, >> Heather. >> Yeah. Yeah. We saw the the the dude that you left your daughter's hands in. So, why don't you take it from Let me take it from here, Heather. Right. My dad's mad cuz I punched it in the face cuz when I was when I was three, he never reported it and denies it to his day. >> Can you try this one? No, I'm getting this off. I'm getting there. Slowly but surely. >> Despite her outbursts, the officers maintained control, silently aware that her erratic behavior was only sealing her fate. >> You guys wouldn't know that, but Mr. Peterson, >> Officer Peterson, >> whatever. I can call you what I want. >> Mr. Peterson here. to call all you guys here on this beautiful Sunday night. >> We're getting there. >> Why are you guys pushing on my back? Am I still resisting? >> Can you keep pushing against them? Yes. >> Because I'm trying. I I I know. I've never been in these. >> Uh, no. >> What's the charges? Can I hear those? >> Officer. >> Who's Nick? >> That's me right here. >> What are my charges? Can you explain officer? >> Are you ready to listen? >> I've been ready to listen. going. >> I'm going to I'm going to tell you one time and it's the last time I'm going to tell you for tonight, okay? Cuz I've already tried. >> But if you say resisting arrest, like I'm going to have >> That's not what That's not what I said, though. >> Someone's going to have to pull on this because I think >> the first thing the first thing you're going to do, >> so you're not ready to listen. >> Well, I I did till I was >> So, you're not ready to listen? >> My my wrists hurt and I can't. >> Then I'm not going to explain it to you >> cuz you're not ready to listen. >> Hold on. If I could get over this. O, all of it tight. >> Can you Tiffany? Can you try to take this one off, >> Heather? If I could take my rings off. >> Well, >> they would all [ __ ] be off. >> I'm asking you if you could take them off. Do you still have your notes here? >> They would be off if I could take them off. >> Stop. >> Cuz she Cuz I know >> you can talk without looking at her. >> Take your earrings off. Okay. Can you Can you turn your head and face the car so I can take your earring out? >> Straight ahead. >> Look straight ahead, please. Tiffany, >> cuz you can't take my earrings out unless I'm facing straight ahead. >> Is this better for you, Heather? >> Let's get in the car. Let's get her in the car. I'll do the other. >> You guys are active. >> They can deal with it as the ring. >> So, you're going to get it out better if you're not. >> You want to put it in the VPR? >> Oh, the VPR. Wait, is that better? >> If you It's not comfortable. You don't want to do it. So, just relax. >> Oh, cuz I'm comfortable doing this, right? >> It's worse. >> Does it Does How good does it feel to suck the amount of dick you do? >> I have never felt safer on these streets. You're going to take me anyways with me. >> I appreciate you guys more than you know. >> All right, I'm going to go finish up in there. Can you loosen the cuffs, please? >> All right, I'm going to check them. Okay, >> sorry. I I don't want to I really don't. >> I think this finger is like >> Maybe turn your wrist this way. Keep your hands like this. And that's the most comfortable way to wear them. Okay. >> Okay. >> Those are not the most comfortable cuffs in the world. I understand. >> Um, is this >> I'm going to reach across you. You put the seat belt on. >> Is this finger Okay. >> It's okay. They're going to get it at the jail. They're going to figure it out. >> I think it's losing like >> Okay, I'll move it back up. balls if you need us. >> I'll move it back up your finger. That way it doesn't cut off circulation. Okay. >> Um >> Okay, there we go. Is that better? Put the seat belt wipe >> my face or is that weird? >> Um I I will look for a paper towel for you. >> Lean back a little bit and I'm just going to reach across you. >> I I can't I got to put the seat belt on. >> I don't care. It's You don't have to do that. >> Well, I have to by a policy. >> That's stupid. Sorry. >> Well, you're in a car and you you don't can't protect your face by slamming the brakes. This doesn't matter. >> You just kept being erratic and wouldn't listen >> closer to my mom. >> I kept my distance, but I went from the sidewalk to the side. >> All right. I I saw something different than you saw. It's on camera. It is what it is. >> Let's just have let's have the rest of this night that we're together here. Let's just make it nice and peaceful so that nothing else happens. Okay. >> With the what? >> Sure. You have um you're looking at resisting >> 91. >> You have uh criminal mischief for breaking the glass >> because you broke the the back glass door on the house and then battery on your father. >> Uh he wanted to press charges for the glass. Um the battery he doesn't have a choice about because it's domestic. So, in Florida and during when in a domestic violence situation, um the victim doesn't have the victim doesn't have to press charges. The the state is the one that presses charges and I have to make an arrest when that happens. There's no choice there. Let's not pick up any more tonight and make it make it crazier. Just it is what it is. >> Exactly. Well, and that that's enough charges, right? >> It's enough charges. >> Ruin my career. So, I want to thank you. You have a you have time in court. You haven't been convicted of anything. >> She continued to argue with the officer, likely convinced she could talk her way out of the situation, but it was clear that she was just fooling herself. >> But you're not you haven't been convicted of anything. >> I want to thank you so much. >> Okay. >> I feel so much safer on these streets. You guys are doing all the good things. >> I didn't make any of the decisions for you tonight. >> Thank you so much. You're the one that decided I was resisting arrest to an officer that wasn't even talking. >> Man, to be quite frank, you would have been arrested anyway for domestic violence. So it doesn't make a difference. >> Okay. >> It just mattered at the time that you were arrested. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> It's hearsay. >> It's hear. >> Well, you admitted it yourself spontaneously. >> I was hit. Why is that? >> I I I I figure you were. >> You hear my side of the story, right? They just take the drunkest person and put them behind bars when they're the most credible. And the two parents are the ones that have been lying since the 80s while their neighbors sell and rape every like. >> Yeah. place. >> I know I sound like I'm popping on my ass. This is nothing new. >> Look how I I got um first of my life involved a law a year ago. My dad said, "No, you're hallucinating. This isn't right." He presents well cuz he's the whole of American dad. No, I got when I was three, which passes down for me their their uncle stuck in my when I was three. I was nonverbal autistic. I couldn't speak. And a year ago when my dad said that didn't happen, I reacted and I could have I did. I should have been charged for that time, but I wasn't. I don't know what happened tonight. We didn't get an argument for understandable reasons. I don't think that well, but I I persected. I get perspective to talk to me, but human. I'm like sning out my nose. I can't even wipe my face or anything. I'm not one free hand and you can like >> No. >> Attach me to the bar or something? >> No. >> No. >> Nope. >> Well, can I ask why? >> Um cuz I'm not allowed to do that. Because you're not allowed. >> No, I'll get fired. >> Okay. If you freeze one hand, you'd be fired. >> Tiffany, what's your last name? >> Is it the same as your dad's? >> No, it's not the same as my dad's. >> Is the same as your mom's? >> No, it's not the same as my [ __ ] mom's. I don't even think she's my mom. >> So, what's your last name? >> Why would I tell you? What have you done for me? >> Okay. >> If you can I'll just find sit on the sidewalk. I'll tell you whatever you need to know. As long as you have me here tied up in these seats without me doing anything, I'm not going to tell you [ __ ] >> Uhhuh. >> My last name is Rata. >> Matanga. Machanga. >> Are you attempting to falsely identify yourself? >> Matrena. No, I told you the name. You didn't hear it. >> Matangos or Matanga? >> I said it. >> Is that Greek? >> What's that? >> Is that Greek? What is that? >> That's not getting a hold of them. Remember I checked before we drove over here? >> Yeah, you tightened them as as as much as I could. I don't know if that's checking them or just putting them on as tight as they could as if on >> So there's enough room in there that you're >> someone that just like burnt a building down is on trial for murder or something or you know held someone at gunpoint. when you wouldn't think about I was just under the bus and had some um understanding the other jail. >> No. >> I'll put you on watch the jail. >> Okay. >> You guys have >> I'll let them know. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. cuz I want to kill myself or I kill everyone else in front of him. I'm suicidal and I meet bankrat criteria trips to I hope he's been fully trained in what to do in that criteria. >> Yeah. What I'm going to do is I'm going to let the jail now >> because I was the receiving nurse charge nurse in the Bayrack facility at at Halifax. So I'll go see all my friends again. Um, do you want to bring >> What's actually going to happen is you're going to be at the jail and you're going to be in jail and suicidal right now cuz they didn't have me come here with this. >> Well, that's cuz you weren't arrested. >> I don't want to kill myself right now. Will you take me to the jail, please? >> Uh, I'll take you to the jail, but >> I want to kill myself. >> Okay, I will let the jail know when I take you off. >> Her delusional outburst continued, but what she didn't know was that nothing she said was going to change what was already in motion. >> Please, I want myself. Yeah, you'll keep the streets safe, you [ __ ] My dad's out there kids as we speak. You feel good now? I hope you don't have kids. Putting his help in them, too. >> Tiffany, I'm going to explain this to you. I >> I know. I know. Listen, I know it's difficult for you to understand. >> I have a plan and I'm acting on it right now, >> right? So, when you're under arrest, a felony charge overrides a bankrupt. Yes. Because you battered somebody who's 65 years or older. >> What's my felony? >> Battery on someone 65 years or older. >> How old is my dad? >> 66. >> Oh god. >> Okay. So you are going to jail and you are being put on sidewatch. You are not going to the hospital. >> That is how this works. >> Okay. >> So why don't you sit back there and understand that that's what's happening. Okay. >> Are you done with your report? >> I'm not. >> Are you done with your report? >> I'm not. >> How long does it take? >> Can't you talk it out? >> We're going to have to rip it out over here. >> I know, right? You should have just taken me there. So, what are the charges we have now? >> Well, you better hope you didn't break my car because we'd be charged with that. >> I didn't break your car. Look at these little ninja feet. She started kicking the out of the back plexiglass. >> I'm coughing. I just started throwing up all over myself. He's like, "Oh, you're fine." Like, at some point we have to um Can you listen? >> I did that because I was mad that you wouldn't >> Stop. You need to stop. >> Can you just talk to me? >> I tried to talk to you. I tried being polite. weren't even here when I was talking to him saying, "I'm throwing up on myself." >> I was throwing up on myself. I almost choked, did I not? >> Ow! That's too tight. Ow! That's too tight. Ow! Cut off simulation. Ow! Please, I'm going to jail. See you guys. Come on. Oh, stop. I can't knock quickly. Are you Are you going to hit me? >> Get out of the car. I'm not going to hit you. You hurt me. >> I'm going to put the handcuffs back to where they belong. Please get out of the car. >> Please get out of the car. I'm going to put the handcuffs behind you. >> Why? >> Because you >> Okay, I don't want them to be tighter. >> The opportunity to have them in front of you. >> Okay. Well, they're fine then. >> They're not. >> I don't want you to make them tighter. Please don't. >> I don't want them to be tighter. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. I'm standing here. >> Officer Schnib, I need you right now. Stop resisting. I'm sitting in the back of your car with handcuffs. >> Please step out of the vehicle. >> Listen, this is when I'm going to flip out. >> Please step out of the vehicle. >> For what? I'm in the back. I'm >> putting them in the back. I'm putting the handcuffs back behind >> because I told you they were too. >> No, because you've lost your privilege for them. >> Tell me. >> You are acting up and you're acting. >> As long as you tell me I don't want to. >> Okay. >> Is this necessary? Is this necessary? >> Don't tense up. Don't tense up. >> I'm not going to yell. Everything yell. Okay. Handcuffs are are designed to go behind. >> What's your deal? How gay were you in high school? Why are you grabbing me so >> Why are you holding your arms like that? Why are you holding my arm so high? >> By the time she realized that no one was listening, it was too late. The damage was already done and the outcome had already been decided. Okay, >> you're such a little f never made it, right? You're single. >> Why? Why are we insulting? >> Because he's a he's trying to hurt me. I told you that the whole way here and you acted like you hurt me. >> And now you're singing and you're like, "Oh, I could call him a and I'm breathing off." >> Everyone says you can smell white zin. Wow. I had two glasses of white zin when you cops can my wrist. >> What? You take my Wait, I'm talking to this cop. >> I'm right here. >> Why are you trying to grab me somewhere? >> Going back in the car. >> He's He's talking back in the car. >> Can we switch cops? >> Is going to like literally go out of his way to hurt me. >> You're a I hope you >> Thank you. I appreciate it. >> No, my my pleasure. >> Put your foot in the car. Put your foot in the car. Sure. She was eventually charged with resisting an officer without violence and battery. Next, we have Jennifer, an unhinged girl who assaulted her own father, thinking she'd get off easy, only to be met by a severe wakeup call. >> So, she threw a suitcase and hit you in the face. Where did it hit you? >> Like that? Okay. >> I'm not mad at you. It's just you right now. You're going to be charged for battery on the house. >> Anyone though, >> Jennifer, please. On October the 30th, 2021, officers were deployed to a residence in response to a report of a man who stated that his daughter had attacked him. When the officers arrived, they approached the man who didn't wait to be asked twice. He gave the officers everything they needed and maybe even more. >> How's it going? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, man. >> You need an ambulance or anything? >> No. >> No, you're good. No, I just scraped and scraped my eye on the >> Okay. >> You know, >> hang on. Give me one second. Okay. Can you grab your ID for me? >> Yeah. And I feel sorry for her. I try to help her as much as I can. And she'll be fine. And 5 minutes later, she has that devil look on her face. >> Is she the only one there right now? >> Well, she was there when I we left. We left the house, but I don't know if she took off cuz there was a red truck coming back and forth. Was there Was it going into your yard? >> I didn't see it. It went It went around and then it went that way and then it came this way. I don't know. She might have She might have called somebody and taking off, but >> Okay. >> And so what exactly happened this morning? >> We were just talk right here by my to write this down. >> She got up and starting then she threw me. She's got a big suitcase like that. the fluffy food. >> Huh? >> And she threw it at me, man. And hit me on the plate and nothing on the floor in the kitchen on the tile. >> Uh-oh. >> Nothing on the tile. And nothing on the tile. >> So, she threw a suitcase and hit you in the face. >> Where did it hit you? >> Like that? Okay. >> And nothing. That's weird. >> Your arm right here. Let me just get this on. Okay. >> And where else do you have any markings? Oh, right there on the Okay. And that one's still bleeding, huh? >> Okay. >> My leg hurts pretty bad. >> Your leg hurts, too, from when you fell. >> Yeah. My leg. >> And you were in the kitchen when this happened? >> 11:48. >> And she came from her room. >> No, but she she on the couch. >> On the couch. And she just woke up and threw her suitcase at you. >> She just got up and started. >> What was she talking about? >> She talks. She just talks all day long to herself, talk to >> talk to her phone and fight with her phone all day long. >> Yeah. >> And um did she witness it? >> Yeah. >> Can Can she come out real fast? >> She can. And then when I when I got in front of her cuz he was she was going to hit her and I told her, "No." >> How long has she lived there? >> With Jennifer. >> Yeah. >> She's been there with us. How long has she's been there with us? For three weeks. Yeah. cuz uh last week, well about about two weeks ago, we got into it the same the same way. He pul he pulled a bunch of my hair out >> and that was all this morning, just a little while ago. About an hour ago. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah, cuz I don't know. We were last night we couldn't even sleep. He didn't. >> Yeah. I went to bed about 4:00 this morning. >> Was making all kinds of noise. >> Do you have your ID on you by chance? >> Huh? >> You have an ID on you by chance? >> Yes. All she does is she's on that phone constantly fighting with her phone and talking to her child with >> So you haven't seen her leave? You just saw that truck up and down? >> Yeah. >> You see that truck often or is the first time you seen it? >> First time. >> Have you ever seen her in that truck? >> No. >> No. >> Four tires. Four tires in the back. >> 1181. >> Okay. Well, so you didn't see them going to your yard. So there's good chance she's still there. >> He came from He came from that way. >> Yeah. >> He went this way with you 11:30. went over it and I came back from the left side. >> Okay. >> But you know, it get it gets tired. >> The cops proceeded to speak to the man's girlfriend who also didn't waste a second to recount everything that she had observed, thereby adding more weight to the case. >> She's a daughter. >> She's my daughter. >> Your daughter. Okay. >> She's supposed to be on medication and she's >> she's not taking it. I've been with him for a long long time and I've been watching when she was here. The first time that she was here that they took her over there, she tried to to kill her son with a knife and they took her to to jail for a while. >> That's why I'm hoping that they lock her up for a few days and from there take her to the back to the mental. So, >> and I've been watching everything that she's been doing and I've been trying to to protect him to fight, you know. >> So, one thing I will tell you guys about is Alente in Sakoro. It's uh kind of like a victim's advocate thing. And what they can do is guide you through the process of getting an order of protection against her. >> The cops went ahead to speak to the suspect who tried to spin a story full of denial and misdirection, but she wasn't ready for the response that she would get. >> I think this is the place. I know this is the right house. >> Hey, Jennifer, >> can you come outside for us, please? >> I just got out of the hospital. >> Okay. >> This is uh Deputy Gutis and Deputy >> How's it going? You mind coming talking to us real quick? >> Um, right here is fine. >> Okay. Um, so we just spoke with your father. We just said there was an incident. >> My dad. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. Hello. >> Well, we just >> Good. How are you? >> Good. Good. >> We just spoke with Joe K. >> Joe, >> huh? I don't know, Joe. I just got out of the the hospital. >> You're Jennifer Cio, right? >> Well, when I'm in the hospital. >> Or Ray? You know Ray Cio? >> A whole bunch of them, I guess. I don't know. >> Well, he lives here. >> No, I used to live over here. >> And Francisco Good. >> And Francisco Chavez. >> I don't know her. They just lived in a white car. >> Yeah. So, we understand there was an incident this morning. >> No. >> I mean, he So, okay. First, let me read your rights. So, I'm Deputy Padilla. You have the right. >> You want to go in? No, no, no. We can talk to her. >> So, Jennifer, listen. I have something important to tell you, okay? So, you have the right to remain silent. >> I'm not Jennifer, though. >> Who are you? >> I just can't. I'm >> Do you have an idea? >> Um, the motor was my >> So, here's the thing. I already got your name and date of birth from your sister, Maxine. And I saw your picture in the cap. It's a picture that pops up. So, I know you are Jennifer Ko. >> No, I'm not. >> Yeah, you are. >> No, >> you are Jennifer Kario. >> Okay. Well, let me let him leave your work. >> I'm deputy >> with this Coral County Sheriff's Office. >> Oh, you guys still work? >> Huh? >> You guys still work? >> Yeah. >> Hello. >> Okay. So, I need you >> in a long time. >> I need you to listen. I'm telling you something really important. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court. You have the right to an attorney. If you can't afford one, one will be appointed to you by the state. Once you began answering questions, you can stop. >> Do you want to check? >> No, no, no, no, no. We'll check you. We'll check you here in a second. Leave your hands where we can see them. Okay, >> they called to get my own. >> Okay, Jennifer, listen. The last right you have is once you begin answering questions, you can stop at any time. Okay, so here's the thing, Jennifer. I know you are Jennifer and I know there are >> Jeep. So I know I know >> I know there was an incident this morning between you and Ray. >> Huh? >> When when was it this morning? >> Probably about an hour hour and a half ago. >> Let me see what time I got. >> Let's see what time you got. >> Um 11:38. Okay. So, about an hour and a half ago or so, you and Ray Cio Ray, >> the guy who left in White Carly or your dad? >> That's not my dad. >> What is he? >> I don't know. He used to play in a band, I guess, before. I don't know. >> No, I just got out of Valencia County. >> So, here's the thing. >> The hospital trying to talk to you. >> Okay, let me tell you what I do know. >> The moment she saw her web of lies falling apart, she boldly unleashed a lastditch effort to escape justice. She thought she could play a fast one, but from the look of things, the cops were faster. Can you not put that on my face? >> What's that? >> That thing. >> It has to be on. >> Can mine be on? >> Yeah, you can record us. You have to be right for now. >> You can record. >> Okay. But but I need you to listen to what I'm telling you. Okay. No. No. No. No. No. Hey. Jennifer. >> No. Jennifer, come here. Come here. No. No. No. No. Jennifer. Okay. Okay. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back for now. Okay. >> Why you want to get me guys? Why are you mad at me? Because >> I'm not mad at you. It's just you right now. You're going to be charged for battery on the house. >> Don't touch anyone though. Jennifer, >> please. >> You're going to keep resisting and pick up another charge. >> Here we go again. >> Huh? >> Why are we going? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What's wrong with you guys? >> Huh? I don't want to hurt you, Jennifer. Just put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> Put your hands behind your back. Make this easy for everybody. Okay. Just put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. Fine. Let's go. >> Put your hands. >> I like your glasses. Put your hands behind your back. Please. >> Can you walk? >> Please don't make Don't make s movements. Okay. I'm going to jail. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Okay. Okay. He's going to pat you down for weapons. Okay. >> My stuff. Don't get touched. I just bought this stuff from Trend One. >> Okay. >> You know, I'm Bin. >> Okay. >> Um, can you help me watch my stuff, please? >> Okay. >> Cuz somebody's been stealing. >> Okay. >> Thank you, sir. >> Okay. Do you have any needles or syringe or anything that's going to poke me or prick me? >> No. Go ahead. >> You have any narcotics on you? >> No. >> Any knives, weapons? >> No. Thank you, sir. >> Uh-huh. >> I don't want to go to jail. I just got out of the hospital. >> I know you don't want to go to jail, but I'm trying to talk to you and you're walking away. >> And then when I told you put your hand on your back, >> thank you. Thank you. >> No. Oh, can you watch my stuff, guys? >> Well, tell them to keep an eye on you. >> Tell them to keep an eye. >> No, they're not in charge of me, though. >> I'm 39. >> But this is their house. >> This is their house. >> But I lived over there. >> Okay. But you're here now. Okay. Listen, Jennifer. >> Mhm. And yesterday. >> Okay. Are you all? >> Okay. So, please listen. Okay. >> So, I spoke with them. >> Jennifer, too. Who's Francisca? >> Uh, your dad's girlfriend. >> No, that's my dad. I'm >> And I And I No, you're not. Maxine's your sister. If you keep lying to me, if you keep lying to me, you're going to get charged with concealing identity. >> And where are we going? >> To jail. >> Okay. >> But I'm trying to explain it to you, and you're not listening. >> And all my stuff, if it gets moved, what happened to it? You guys are in his house, though. >> He gave us permission to come. >> I just did. Huh? >> No, no, no. He gave us permission to come in here. So, >> I thought he just did. >> You don't know the guy, but there's a picture up there. Yes. >> In here or where? >> No. >> That's not my stuff. >> Okay, that's fine. Let's go. >> Okay. Where >> down the steps? >> Can you put my arm back in? >> No. >> My torches, please. >> What? >> My my torches. >> What about your torches? >> Okay. Pull yours. >> I can't blow them up for me, please. >> Can you pull them up for me? >> I'm trying. Okay. >> Okay. Go ahead and step out right here. I don't have a sock on. >> That's mine. >> Can I put a sock on? >> No. Let's go. Come on, >> Jennifer. We don't have all day. >> I don't remember you. >> Okay. >> Good. I don't ever remember seeing you or talking to you, but let's go. >> Jennifer, let's go. >> Please. I don't want to have to carry you. >> No, me either. Can you get your hands off me though? I don't. >> No, but you've already tried to fight with us and run from us, so I can't just let you run away. Let's go. >> I'm not hurting you. I'm just grabbing your arm to make sure you don't run away. >> I'm not going to run. Okay. >> Let's go. down the steps. >> Where are we going to? >> To Cork County Detention Center. >> Sure. And I'll put this stuff inside. You want to take your phone with you? >> Yes, please. >> Okay. >> I'll hold on to it. >> No. No. I don't want the phone. >> Huh? It It'll be It'll be into your property in jail. Okay, Jennifer, let's talk. Let's walk this way. >> The cops took a moment to lay things out for the suspect, but she stuck to her performance like it was her ticket out of the situation. But boy, was she wrong. >> And I'm going to tell you what's going on. >> So, you act like you don't know you don't know Ray and Francis. >> I don't know Ray. >> Okay. So you know Ray and Francisco now or >> Yes. So I spoke with him this morning. >> But when >> this morning just a minute ago. >> My son just called. >> Okay. So listen please. Okay. Please. You're not listening. >> You You threw >> No, I didn't. But I don't know. >> You threw a suitcase. >> Words against me. >> But I have I have him and I have He has scratching on his arm. He has >> Okay, that's fine. always take me to this side. Why? Why? >> Because you're abusing. >> No, I'm not. >> You're abusing your father there. Just >> You're abusing your father there. >> That's not my father. I'm JC. This is where my daughter died. >> I'm sorry to hear that. >> The cemetery. >> This way. >> Go ahead and hop in. Jennifer, >> I don't have a sock. >> Huh? That's fine. Don't worry about it. They'll get you socks over there. >> Are you guys okay? >> We're okay. Are you okay? >> Do you need an ambulance? >> Yeah. >> Well, we'll take you to the hospital. Okay. >> Will you? I'll take you to the hospital. >> For what, though? >> Just if if there's anything you may need. >> I know that. That's why I call you guys if I need you. >> Okay. Well, go ahead and hop in. >> But I live here. I'm staying here with >> I I know that for now. >> I got out of I had burns on my feet and I just got out of Valencia County. It was like a hospital with >> But no, I don't have I I just got I don't have burns on my feet anymore. I just talked to my sister. >> Okay, Jennifer, do it on your car. >> Why do I need to go though? This is where I live with my >> Because you're being arrested for battery on a household member. I didn't even know. >> You threw a a bag at him and it knocked him down and then he pushed him. >> No, he felt he felt by himself like you talking about other incidents where he pulled his hair. >> I know, of course, but it wasn't >> and I spoke with your sister Maxine and she's told us that there's a long history of you you abusing him. Okay. >> Why do I have to know? I live here. >> I know you live here, but you're going to jail >> for schooling. >> Not for schooling, for incarceration. >> What happens there? >> Um, you sit in jail and then you're going to see a judge. Yeah, you talk to a judge tomorrow or Yeah, tomorrow probably and then it's up to the judge on how long you >> battery on the household member. >> It means that your father is your household member and you battered him. >> But you hit him. >> I didn't hit him. >> You did. You threw a bag at him. >> Oh, how do you know that? >> Because he showed me. He told me both. >> That was my >> But you can't hit him with it. >> But he hit me >> where? >> He hit me first. >> Where? >> Well, you got to check me. That's already happened in Sakoro when that man tried to break my feet. >> Okay. Well, we'll figure it out. This is all for court to uh gohead. Go ahead and have a seat for now. Okay. >> I don't have a sock. >> It's okay. They'll get you a sock over there. >> Can I go to the hospital? >> I'll take you to the hospital. Go and have a seat. >> Let's go. >> But why do I have to go into the jail? >> Listen, this is our last chance of asking you before we pick you up and put you in. >> Oh, okay. >> Go again. >> Huh? >> Why do I go every like every time? >> Because you are the aggressor every time. >> We never get to meet you guys without you clothes. >> I don't know. Go ahead and have a seat. Come on. Let's go. Get in. Jennifer, like I said, this is your last chance right here, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's just have a seat for now. >> Thank you. You're >> welcome. Can you take these off? >> When we get to the jail, I will go ahead and move your foot right there. It's going to squish. >> The officer spoke to her father again to inform him of where things stood and to make sure that he understood exactly what was coming next. >> You're good to go back home. Okay, we have her. We got her. We're going to take her to the jail now. Did >> she give you a hard time? uh kind of more or less but um we did it without any you know what I mean uh trying to get physical stuff like that >> but um like I said the only way that she's going to get help is you have to go to court I'll be there >> and you got to testify and tell them exactly what's going on she needs to go too but that's the only way she's going to get help. And then um she may like the like you said earlier the judge will force her to get on to medication, seek counseling help, any kind of like mental >> she's gone. She say she's got her medication supposed to be on it by any kind of like mental like and then in this way she will have like these like like a probation where she has to report take drug tests and making sure she's complying with counseling and mental any kind of mental health um you know uh counseling and stuff like that. Okay. So just like I said I know she's your daughter. You hate to do it, but I mean for your safety, for her safety, and everybody else's safety in the household, and for this to come to an end, this is probably what is going to be needed to end it to end this. Okay. >> The suspect spoke like someone who was completely detached from reality. But none of it could change what was already in motion. >> Hi, >> how are you? >> Good. How are you? >> I like your gun with you. >> What's that? >> Nothing. I don't know you, but nice to meet you. >> Okay. You're Jennifer Kario, 17 Monterey. >> No, I lived at fivean and then I don't know what happened there. >> Okay. >> And then um I I don't know. I look at the cemetery. >> There you are. >> No, that one's not me though. >> It is you. >> No, that's the ugly one. >> Huh? >> That's the ugly me. >> But it's you though. I'm just explaining to you that I know who you are. >> Took my identity. >> So when you when >> Nobody sold my identity. >> I don't think so. Yeah. Who Who was your name? >> Gilbert Padilla. >> Oh, do you know Alisa Cario? >> Alisa Cario? I might. >> That's my other sister. >> Okay. Well, I spoke with Maxine this morning. >> Max. >> Oh, okay. So, here's what we're actually going to do real quick. >> I'm going to put your seatelt on you. Okay. >> You like my clothes? >> Uh, yeah. Thanks. I like yours, too. >> Thank you. Go ahead and sit back real quick. >> I got my hands, though. >> Just leave them right where they're at. Okay. >> You know what? Go ahead and scoot over to the other side cuz I don't know where the buckle is on this side. >> Uh to these leaner than they are. >> Yeah. >> Their house is very dirty. >> Scoot over all the way over there on my shirt. On the jacket. >> I can't sit in the middle. >> No, you don't have to sit in the middle. Sit right here. >> Where? In the camera? >> Right here. >> In the camera part. >> No, there's no camera part. Right here. >> Well, on the thing. Okay, I'll sit right there. >> Okay. >> Uh what's that? >> Oh, nice. Girl County. >> Yes. >> Hello. I haven't seen you guys for a while. >> No. >> No. You want me to move over >> a little bit? >> Oh, you Let me see your hat. >> H upstairs. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. Francesca. >> Francesca. >> Mom. My mom. >> Yeah. I know that's not your mom. I She just My stepmom. My mom used to >> Oh, really? Really? >> Oh, really? >> I work for her sometimes. >> Oh, what do you do for her? >> Um, with the dog arm. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Are you going to throw up? >> I feel like I kind of Can I put your arm through here? >> Huh? >> Can I put my arm in my sweater? >> Uh, in your sweater? >> Yeah. I won't. >> Let me just Weird because I wear it in the in the summer sometimes. >> I'm going to loosen it. Go ahead. Can you undo your seat belt from right there? >> Maybe. >> I'm able to fing fit a finger in both. >> Huh? When we get to the office, I'll let you. Okay. >> But you and not him. >> I know. Go ahead and go ahead and sit back down. >> These are This is just my legs. >> Okay, that's good. >> Just let me know if you're going to need to throw up. Okay. >> Okay. Cuz I don't want to throw up. >> Okay. Let's go inside the office. I'll get you a trash can. >> No, I don't have a >> I know. Let's go. >> I don't want to show my toes. >> You're good. >> Can you show your toes? >> No. Go ahead and have a seat on that bench back there. >> I'm going to take these off. >> I'll take I'll move them here in a minute. Go ahead and have a seat back there. Okay. >> Okay. >> Here's a trash can. It feels like you're going to throw up. Go ahead. >> Were you able to back that 49? >> I'm a 49er. No, I'm not a 49er. >> I'm a Pittsburgh. No, I'm I'm a Raider. >> I'm Golden Black. I'm not a 49. Not 49. What's your team? What football do you like? Oh, I'm not a football fan, but this this other guy might be. >> Harley, but do you like any of the colors? >> Uh, I guess the Minnesota Vikings. >> Are they purple? >> They're yellow and blue. >> Oh, >> or yellow and purple. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> I thought that was the Lakers. >> Well, it is, but it's also the Vikings, I think. >> Oh, but that's basketball, right? Yeah, Lakers are basketball. >> But yeah, >> yes. >> Do you have any water? >> Um, I'll get you some. >> I'll give you some water. >> Yeah, but I need to unhandcuff I need to handcuff you on your on your front first. Okay. >> Okay. >> Could you stand up, please? >> I see your face though. You're smiling. >> Yeah. >> All right. Here we go. Now I'm going to have to >> double it. >> As she tried to engage in conversation with the officers, it became clear that she was grasping at anything to avoid facing the consequences of her actions. >> I only have one. >> Hey, do you remember? >> Yeah. >> How old are you? >> Huh? How old are you? >> How old am I? >> Yeah, >> I'm 40. >> Really? I'm 39. >> Oh, >> no. I'm just asking you. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> Whenever the house is burnt. [Music] >> Yes, I'm on your camera, I guess. I don't know what they put in share with all. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> There. Are you finished with your water? >> Oh, yeah. I'm going to have to handcuff you behind your back again. >> Well, I never drink my water. >> Oh, okay. I thought you were finished. >> You guys are ever going to go home. >> Not very. No. >> You want to put my hands back behind my back? >> Huh? >> You want to put them back behind my back now? >> Just leave it. >> Do you like Raiders? >> The Raiders? No. >> You don't? No. No. Not the colors. >> The colors >> like black, silver. >> Oh, yeah. That's all right, I guess. Let's go. >> Where are we going? >> To the hospital. >> Did you get locked up in the cell? >> Uh, no. We go to the hospital first and then you go to jail. >> Presbyterian or the dead? >> Presbyterian. Ready? >> I don't know. I'm worried. >> Why? >> Cuz I want to go back to the spot that I'm staying at. >> Oh, you can after you get out. >> Go out. >> I don't know. It's up to the judge. Ready? >> I don't know. I'm not ready for anything. Okay. Well, we got to go. >> Okay. >> All right. Thank you. >> You want to walk to the side of you? >> Uh, no. >> Okay. >> Okay. Go and walk towards that door over there. >> Feel real weird when you walk. Can you walk side to side? >> Uh, we can here in a minute. Go ahead and go. >> Hey, there's a lighter right there. >> Oh, cool. >> You smoke cigarettes? >> No, I don't smoke cigarettes. >> I smoke, too. >> Okay. >> I feel weird. Sorry. >> Not sorry, but sorry. I'm >> Go ahead and hop in back in the truck. Okay. Nice today. I kind of >> You want to put your seatelt on? >> Um, no. >> Oh, you have to. Okay. >> Okay. I only put it whenever I'm driving. >> Oh, okay. Well, you still have to put it on here, though. Here. Go ahead. >> Oh, I know the law. >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Go ahead. You have my teeth. >> Huh? Thank you. >> It's part of the law. >> Yeah. Take this off me, please. >> Go ahead. The seat belt. >> Take it off. >> Do I need my mask? >> They'll get you one or right there. >> No, they'll they'll get you a mask. We're going to go right at the doors right there where it says emergency over here. >> No, I haven't like that. >> Oh, really? >> But they always break. >> Oh, yeah. >> Just by themselves. >> Yeah, >> that happens. >> No, it's weird. >> I know. Let's go and have a seat right here on that blue chair. >> Right here >> on the blue chair right here. >> Uh-huh. >> You like sports? >> Yep. >> You play? >> I play uh basketball. >> Yeah. Are you good? >> I'm all right. I was better back in the day. Not anymore. I hope people say that. >> What? >> When they know they're good at something, they just say, "Oh, I'm all right." >> Cuz I'd say I'm not I'm not say I'm bad at it. I'm good. I'm bad at it. >> Cuz I don't like I'm all right. >> Cuz I don't know. I'm right in the middle. I'm not amazing. I'm not the worst. Not the best. >> Don't mind. I'm in the middle. >> Yeah. You play any sports? >> I like to. >> Yeah. Where'd you go to high school? Um, I went to Berlin. I came here to Skoro. >> You went to Soro High School? >> Well, and I go went to I don't know. >> You went there? >> Well, when you get locked up and go to jail, you either sit there and look or you learn, you know. >> Yeah. >> I saw I didn't go to Berlin High School. >> Oh, you didn't? >> No. >> Which high school did you go to? >> I went to Bal Middle School. >> And then they built this infinity for some other kids that are supposedly bad, but they just need to be separated from the other kinds. >> Oh, yeah. And then I went to to my house to go home. >> Home school. >> Mhm. By myself online and stuff. >> Oh yeah. So did you get a diploma? >> I have them, I guess. I don't know. >> Every time she spoke, the officers responded, but their words didn't give her the freedom she thought they might. They only reinforced the truth that she was trying desperately to deny. >> Did you get a high school diploma or no? >> I need a class ring. >> Oh, you didn't get a ring. >> I got a death certificate, I guess. >> Why? Why'd you get a death certificate if you're not dead? >> Awesome. Thank you. Let's go Denver. >> Uh, I don't know what that means. >> I'm not feeling well. I didn't see my paperwork. >> Huh? I'll let you see your paperwork at the jail. Okay. >> Um, I'm supposed to hold >> No, I'm supposed to hold it and give it to the people at the jail. >> Why? >> Because that's just the way it works. I'll give this I'll give you this paperwork at the jail. Okay. If they want to give you copies of it, >> they change it when we get in there, don't they? >> They don't change it. They can't change it. It's on paper. Can I see it right now? >> Yep. >> Jennifer E. Cabo after visit summary. Wait, I need to read my paper, please. I think >> Jennifer E. Cio police custody. >> Mhm. >> What does that mean? >> Means you're going to jail. Ready? >> No. >> Let me see. >> I don't want to go to jail. I want to go back to 17 Monterey Road. >> Okay. Well, after the judge releases you, give me this. After the judge releases >> Wait, wait. I need to see something else, too. That's just like me reading your paperwork. >> Huh? I I'm not reading it, though. Go ahead and sit down and we'll I'll let you read it when we get to the jail. Okay. >> After you change it in the computer or >> I can't I'm not changing anything. This edge right here is fine. This side right here this side right here is fine. Jennifer, >> come on. >> Fine. >> Fine. You're right. God bless you. >> Thank you. You too. >> You're welcome. My whole kingdom didn't come. >> Yep. >> Can you put it on? I'm in these. >> Okay. Well, switch over to this side and put your seat belt on cuz I don't know where the buckle is on that side. >> No, no, no, no, no. Leave them, Jennifer. >> Okay. video. >> Okay, Jennifer, please have a married to me now. >> No, I never ever said that. Please sit down. >> Tackle me yet. >> I don't want to talk to you. Jennifer, please. >> Please, Jennifer, have a seat, >> please. Lisa. >> Okay, Jennifer, please. Will you please have a seat? >> What's that? >> Will you please have a seat? Will you get a must? >> I will have a seat whenever you sit down. >> How are you? >> Okay, Jennifer. Jennifer, >> wait. Jennifer. Jennifer. Hey, I need you to please have a seat. Jennifer, >> it's you. >> I know. Jennifer, >> thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Will you please put my seat belt on? >> Huh? No, I can't put it. You can put it on. >> I have these on. >> No, I I watched you put it on earlier. Go ahead and have a seat and I'll give it to you. Go ahead and have a seat. >> Okay. >> Here. >> You got to put it on. >> No. Go ahead. I've seen you put it on. Jennifer, please put your seatelt on. Thank you. No, don't grab me. >> Oh, no. Those are your guns. >> I know. Don't grab them. >> I didn't. I don't grab the other stuff. You're not I don't jump out. >> Well, I got to make sure. >> I'm going to jail. >> You are going to jail. >> And you're going home? >> I'm not going home. I got to stay at work all day. Okay. Is your seat belt on, Jennifer? >> Community based program. Yep. >> Get with the program. >> I know. >> You're going to invest me now and put me in the blue. >> No. Stand over here. Stand over here. >> Jennifer, Jennifer. Jennifer, stand over here. >> Jennifer, I'm standing here. I'm not hard of hearing. >> Okay. Well, when I ask you to do something, please do it. Have a to the right. Right here. Have a seat right there. >> Right in that chair right there. In that chair, right? In that chair right there. >> In that chair. >> You'll take it off here in a minute. Go ahead and sit down. >> In the end, she was charged with battery against a household member and resisting, evading, or obstructing an officer. The unhinged girl may have been cruel, but she was nothing compared to this aggressive woman who tormented her father by stealing his truck, thinking she could outrun the consequences. But Karma was already writing the last chapter of her story. >> What's going on? >> It's my dad's truck. I'm on the insurance. I drive it all the time. It gets fine. >> I'm putting you in handcuffs right now. >> You don't need it. You haven't even seen my ID yet. >> On May the 1st, 2024, officers left for a Walmart store in response to a call from a man who stated that his daughter stole his truck. Upon meeting the suspect, officers were met with a storm of defiance. But she wasn't ready for what they had in store. >> Vehicles reported stolen. >> It's not stolen. >> Then get on the ground and we'll figure this out. >> I'm not getting on the ground. >> All right. Don't go inside the vehicle then. >> The vehicle is supposedly stolen. Let me grab my insurance with my name on it. Okay. >> Come here, please. >> Yeah. Let me just >> Don't you want to see that it's on? >> I don't know who you are right now. Okay. >> I can show you right now. Just like a pullover instead of silent. >> It's not a stolen vehicle. What's going on? >> It's my dad's truck. I'm on the insurance. I drive it all the time. Like, it's fine. Oh my god. What the hell? He has been a little bit older and psycho lately. >> Wait, ma'am. I put you in handcuffs right now. >> No. What the Don't you want to see my ID? You don't even know who I am, sir. >> I'm putting you in handcuffs right now. >> You don't need You haven't even seen my ID. >> Please, I got one female. >> Wrong person in handcuffs, sir. Can I please get my ID and show you my insurance and registration? >> Give me a second. We'll figure it out. Okay. It's not stolen, mother. My dad is getting older and he's being a and I have like proof that I'm able to drive any of his vehicles when my And like mine's in the shop right now and this is the backup and I'm on the insurance and it's fine. Okay. >> Okay. >> It's not a stolen vehicle. Jesus Christ, Dad. >> M ID registration. Like you're going to want that. >> Okay. Yes. Where is that? >> In the truck. I'm going to get it for you. Oh my god. I don't need 10 cops to show you my registration. Okay, we'll figure out what's going on. But for right now, >> okay. Oh my god. >> All right, we'll figure it out. But for right now, you just got to cooperate. Okay. >> House. That's where I live with him. >> Okay, we'll figure it out. >> Yeah, you just got to give me a sec. A little rough. >> Yeah, it came out the blue cuz you wouldn't cooperate with me. >> No, no, no. You came running at me when I was getting into my truck and you I'm like, what? Why? >> Cuz I didn't want you to get in the truck, ma'am. >> I get it. But I get it. But you could have done a little more like a pullover. I really would have appreciated that. >> Like you've been cooperative so far. >> Yes. two occasion. >> Yeah. >> Um >> I would like What is the guys doing? >> I haven't seen her yet. So, >> keep going. >> Keep going. You're >> You don't even know who I am right now. I have the feeling you're doing this wrong. >> Can you be the only additional >> seriously? Don't you want to see my sh motherucker? You guys are violent. >> No, you're hurting me. >> Enough. We'll figure it out. >> Hey, I've got a up spine and like I'm like on disability and [ __ ] You're hurting me. >> Relax, ma'am. We'll figure it out >> because I'm about to take my dad's truck home which I'm allowed to drive and I'm on >> Okay. And I will verify that. But enough >> my name's Wendy Alvir. I'm on that day insurance. I'm allowed to drive the car. >> Obviously, I had to come for groceries. Jesus Christ. He's been losing his memory and [ __ ] so I don't know. >> Okay. And we'll figure it out, but you got to cooperate with us. >> I am. This is just like a lot. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Sit over here. >> Yeah. You guys can follow me home to the address where we live. Sit up against the car. Sit up against the car for me. >> Oh, I can't. >> Why not? >> Uh because I have a bad back and I have a giant scar the size of a great >> Just stand right there for me. Okay. >> Okay. >> Can you tell me what's going on? Don't you want to see me and like my ID and so we can get >> Yeah. I'm trying to get your name right now and figure out what's going on. >> Don't you want to see the the card? >> Okay. Have stay over here for me. Ma'am, stay right here for me. I'm right here. >> Okay. What's your first name? >> I'm not drunk and I'm not on drugs. Jesus Christ. >> What is your first name? >> I'm sorry. My father has really been at my neck lately. My first name is Wendy with an I at the end. Same. >> W E N D E I. >> Yes. Same last name. >> What's your middle initial? >> R S. >> What's your last name? >> A L V I R. Same as the owner. >> A L V I R. >> Yeah. I'm on the insurance to all of his trucks. >> What's your date of birth? >> Five. Or not his trucks. Three of his vehicles. 51286. If you can just search her, figure out what's going on. >> I just don't understand how that could like Wouldn't that fix everything? >> Not so hard, please. Seriously, I have nerve damage. I I moved to Florida for like medical. >> Stop it. >> No. No. It's her. Her. It's not you, sir. I don't touch. >> Don't touch me. They're very You don't need to. She I don't know if >> I'm going to drive the truck home where I live with my dad, but oh my god, I'm on the goddamn insurance. >> 49 leburg. >> She continued with her uncooperative antics, unaware that with every second she was only adding more layers to her predicament. >> Can we make 1025 with Sumpre County and the victim? She's alleging she's the daughter, but I'm not sure. >> No, she actually my lost my vagina. >> I know she I know my right. >> Yeah, it's 104 except she's not cooperative right now. >> the victim's daughter. He's over in the car. >> Okay, so he's here. >> Yeah, he's >> 49 Leburg 22 my last. Apparently the victim's here. So did he call this in or >> I think it was his friend the other person on the car, but the victim didn't want to be. >> Okay. Hey, is he prosecuting or what's Yeah. Yeah. 10 for prosecution by the victim. Dad. >> Mommy. Help. Help. Help. No, it hurts. >> Jesus Christ, people. I am injured. >> Ma'am, >> I just had a clavical X-ray. It's broken. >> Then quit resisting and just >> relax. >> Leave me alone. >> Ow. >> All right. You okay? >> Eyeballs. Did you send that on your last? >> No, I'm not okay. Let me go and so I can show you my paperwork. >> No, I'm not sure. >> No. No. Seriously, you have to have stopped. Let me out of >> 10. Go ahead. >> Please. I'm begging you. You're hurting me. >> I can. Mine's all the way over there. >> Just lay here. Just lay there. >> Who's car? >> It is hard for me. >> You hurt like I was >> 12. Can I put her in your car real quick? Or 17. Can I put her in your car real quick? >> No. Let me show you my so that you know that I'm legit. Ow. No, you have to be more careful. Seriously, you you're hurting me for no reason. >> This is 17's car, right? >> There we go. >> I heard. Stop. Ma'am, I think >> Oh my god, you guys are >> I get hit. I'm just circling around the parking lot. I see her open the door, start getting in. So, I go taser point on her and she's been like this the entire time. >> That's illegal. Okay. Okay. >> I swear she probably had something on her. The way she was acting like >> I didn't get a good search. She was moving around too much. >> Yeah, I figured as much. >> That belt. I want to get that belt off. >> Mhm. >> The way the way I went in for her leg, she >> bump face. I would be on her. >> With the situation under control, the officers now shifted their focus to the stolen vehicle, ensuring that all the details were properly handled. 17 said he's going to uh take primary on this. Um and that he's talking to the victim and a witness and the victim's going to take his truck back afterwards. >> Uh this I wonder if she took this suitcase from there cuz it's all filled with groceries. >> Walmart's closed now. So >> definitely looks all brand new. >> Is this purse? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Is that going? >> Yeah, I guess. a lot of cash. There's nothing in here. It's >> Yeah. Well, victim's there, so he can verify what's his and what isn't his and whatever else. >> It's a bunch of like there's nothing like illegal, per se. Just like >> She's got quite a few of brand new cell phones in the back. >> Everything's bagged as far as the bags go. So, all the suitcase fulls pretty. >> Yeah. But I can see if they weren't bagged if she was putting them in the store like that. But she's got bags and everything. >> She had a crap ton of cash, bro. A crap ton of cash. >> She was eventually charged with theft of vehicles, including pickups, semis, or dump trucks, weapon display, or use of a firearm during the crime and resisting and obstructing without violence. Still on hostile kids attacking their parents, we have this cold-hearted woman who lashed out at her father over substances and completely lost it when the police showed up. >> Stop. get this on video. Please get this on video. Get this on video. Right. And she's like pinning him down the ground. Then he falls back against his table, his back, and everything. So, I'm ripping her off her desk. >> I got kicked across the room. >> Who kicked you? >> Her. >> Pamela. Why'd she kick you? >> Cuz I tried to get my phone. >> On June the 26th, 2021, officers were dispatched to a residence following a report of a household dispute. When the police arrived, they stepped in to take control, aiming to deescalate the tension before things got worse. >> Come in here, come on. >> What's going on? >> These two are out of control. >> Way better than two people. >> Hitting each other. Hitting each other. >> What? What's going on? >> Well, if you like to >> Where do you want Where would you like to start? >> I want you to come out here and have a seat for me. >> All over her face. Well, she didn't spit on my face. >> Come out here and have a seat. >> Since you spitting, there's nowhere to have a seat. >> On the ground. >> On the steps. >> Come here. >> Can I have a cigarette? >> No, you can come out here and have a seat. >> Guess what? I will sit here, but I'm the one with marks. Not >> sit down. >> Yep. Here you go. Here. There you go, sir. >> You two have IDs on you? >> No. I'm not bleeding right here. Bleeding right here. Bleeding right here. No, I'm not bleeding. You're the kind of >> grab that chair there and have a seat in it for me, ma'am. >> You grab that chair and have a seat in it for me. >> Okay. Can you step over there for me? >> Hey, stop digging around and have a seat in the chair. Sit down. >> While the officer was trying to do his job, the suspect chose chaos until she was reminded who was in charge. >> I don't have to sit down cuz I'm not under arrest. I'm not doing anything wrong. I haven't done [ __ ] wrong and I need to get a drink cuz I'm hyperventilating. >> You're going to sit down or I'm going to make you sit down. So, it's your choice. >> I'm a lawyer. Please go ahead. >> Sit down. >> I can get a drink. I'm a Titus one. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Okay. All right. Stop. >> Get this on video. Please get this on video. >> Get this on video right now. >> Stop. >> Get youring ass cancer. You [ __ ] [ __ ] Get off my back. >> Stop. >> Get off my back. >> Stop. >> Okay. What? >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not around. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You are hurting me. You >> stop resisting. >> Okay, Derek Shelvin. All right. >> No, I was sleeping. I was sleeping. You just [ __ ] up my back. >> Sit down. >> Let go of me and I will sit down. No, >> sit down. I'm going to help you down. >> No, you already helped me enough. >> Sit down. >> You help me enough. You going to get me a drink? >> Stop. No, you're going to sit down. >> Sit down. >> See, run. >> Put her in your car. >> I need a drink. Yeah. Look what he did to my back. Look at the he did to my back. >> Wow. You guys are >> Wow, dude. I have cancer and you guys don't give a >> Keep pulling away like that. You'll get a charging a resisting charge, too. >> I'm not a resisting. I asked Ke. Look at my back. Can you see the scar on my back? I have cancer. >> Okay, that doesn't mean you're allowed to do anything to your dad. >> I didn't mean that, but I could ask for a drink, right? >> I don't have any drink to give you. Do >> you have anything on you that's going to poke you >> in my room? I do. >> Do you have anything that's going to poke stick? >> I don't. I'm not a drug user. No, I don't. >> All right. >> I'm a cancer patient. That's what I am. >> Wow. You guys made me bleed. Make my backed up even more. Yeah. I want a report of all of this cuz this is ridiculous. I did not do nothing wrong. >> She doesn't have any weapons on her, but I didn't search her. >> I don't even know what's going on. >> I have no idea. >> I'm I can't >> put your feet in, >> dude. Put your hands on me physically like you just did. Put your feet in. >> Ask me. Ask me. >> I already did. >> No. the you did it. Okay, I'm the one bleeding and yet I'm the one that that's sitting in the back of the cop car right now. >> Well, cuz look at how you're acting. >> I'm acting like that because he threw me on the ground. You weren't there for that. You weren't there for that. But they have cameras. >> Okay. >> And you guys have our I know your brotherhood. It's okay. Our brothers are lawyers, too. You know, won't be hard to pull any kind of camera footage, anything. And I'm a parillegal and I work for Eric Sloan, right? Granada right over here. >> Good for you. >> Good for you. >> That is not how you treat anybody. Do you realize that? Or are you just so used to it that it doesn't even affect you or you just have no human feelings whatsoever? What is it? Apparently with that blank look on your face, I'm apparently you were raised really. >> The officer spoke to the victim and though he only shared the little he knew, it was more than enough to raise alarms. >> Who is she to you? >> My daughter. >> Your daughter. Who is she to you? >> My wife's wife. >> They're married. Okay. >> What happened tonight? >> I don't know. I was sleeping and I woke up to all this. >> Well, what did you see and what did you hear? >> Fighting. >> What? What? Can you expound on that for me? >> Kenny, I don't even know what happened because just got home from work very late. This girl and Emma was asleep. And I was >> hang on. Hang on. I'll talk to you in a minute. Okay. >> And I was I was asleep and then I woke up to all of this throwing around the room and name calling hitting. >> Who was hitting who? >> Both of them. >> Smacking me. >> What was it about? >> I was really just defending myself. I was >> Hey. Hey. I said I'd be with you in a minute. Okay. I'm going to talk to you girl, bro. Who was hitting who? >> Well, Pamela was hitting spitting on her. >> She was hitting her >> over what? >> I don't know. I don't know what it was about. >> But she's on Xanax and she thinks everybody stole them from her. That's why. >> Yeah, she's on Xanax and she thinks everybody stole her Xanax from her. >> Okay. I got kicked across the room. >> Who kicked you? >> Her. >> Pamela, why'd she kick you? >> Cuz I tried to get my phone. She took your phone from you? >> Why' Why'd you take your phone? >> I called the cops. >> Oh, okay. >> So, did she get it from you? >> No, I got it back. >> But she did get it from you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Did your daughter push you down on the bed? >> She was on the bed. She used her feet kicked me across the room. >> She kicked you across the room while she was laying on the bed. >> She didn't jump on you on top of the bed and hold you down? >> No. How'd she get your phone from you? She kicked it out of my hand and it went it went to the doorway and then she stepped >> and that's when she knew you were trying to call 911. She kicked it. >> Yeah. >> All right. How old are you? >> 71. >> The officer turned to the suspect's fiance who laid everything out without hesitation, unbothered about how it might affect her spouse. >> Can you step out here for me? >> Yes, sir. >> What's going on tonight? >> Um, okay. Well, I got home from work about 8:00. >> Okay. >> And then I come I come in. She's in the bathroom. Her dad's passed out. I done talked to her dad at 6:00 in the afternoon. He said that was completely oblivated. >> What does that mean? >> Obliviated like uh >> trashed >> on what? >> Xanax. >> Okay. >> Okay. And that some Christian lady, she met some Christian lady some at some point today and that he fell asleep during the day. He said, "I just while I'm at work, he's talking to me now. I woke up to Pamela laying on the ground and the lady from the church helping her up off the ground. She couldn't even get up off the ground herself. >> So, I come back and it's 8:00 at night. I just got off work. She's in the bathroom. She's passed out over the toilet in the sink. Both hands, one on the toilet, one in the sink. Passed out. And I said, "Pamela," I said, "What's going on?" I said, "Do you want to get in the shower with me and try and wake up?" She said, "Why would I do that?" All this stuff that makes no sense that my dad came here with his girlfriend and I haven't talked to my dad in two years. All this stuff that makes no sense, which is completely pointless to go into. Okay. And then we come out here. She's screaming and yelling about how her dad stole her Xanax and that >> I said, "Pamela, your dad, I just talked to your dad. Your dad seems completely sober. You're the one that seems trashed. I'm pretty sure you took more than you think you did and you're blaming Paul for taking him." Then it then it then now that I stuck up for Paul is that I took her Xanax. I took her Xanax. I took all her stuff. I'm a piece of [ __ ] I'm this. I'm that. And then I tried to leave and say I'm tired of dealing with this. I'm tired of dealing with her and her cairquil and her sand and hering ransom rapes where the next day she doesn't remember [ __ ] So I go to pack my stuff and she's literally ripping my bags out of my hand. My bags have no straps on them. Ripping my bags out of my hand so I can't leave. And it's uh the neighbors. Ask the neighbors who was hitting who. >> Okay. >> Ask the neighbors who was hitting who. She's spitting in my face. I'm pushing her back. She's coming back. She's punching me in my face. I'm pushing her back. Ripping me by my shirt. I'm pushing her back. >> All right. There's about 100 people out here that can >> Are you injured at all? >> There's about 100 people out here that can coach. Do >> you have any injuries on you? >> Say no. >> Yeah. My neck and stuff just from her. >> Let me see your neck. >> Lean your head forward. And then she's >> fighting with her dad. So I had to rip her off of her dad. He's 61 years old and she's got him on the bed and she's like pinning him down the ground. Then he falls back against his table, his back and everything. So I'm ripping her off her dad like a like she's a complete animal from the zoo. >> She jumped on her dad too and pushed him on the bed. >> She jumped on her dad about four [ __ ] times. Yeah. >> Okay. >> All these people were standing outside. The door was wide open. If you really want to know, ask everybody and they'll say the same exact story. >> Okay, we'll get there. >> All these medications are hers. >> Those are his. >> Those are his. >> Okay. >> She was throwing everything around in the room. >> Let me show you. >> Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Y'all are married. >> Let me show you a video. >> I have three of them from tonight. >> Y'all are married. >> We're engaged. >> Okay. Um, listen. You got some spit on your shirt. Don't Don't mess with it. Just leave that there. Okay. >> Yeah, but I spit on her, right? >> Okay. The suspect became uncontrollable, but had no idea how detrimental that was for her, or she probably didn't even care. Either way, justice was closer now than ever. >> For your pathetic, disgusting, fat officer to throw me on the ground outside. >> Yeah. Keep making that look on your face like you don't know. Like you haven't done it a million times before. Pathetic, dude. I can take these cups off in two seconds. So, Oh, Batista. That makes sense. That makes sense. >> Yeah. 60 65 and over, but he just got off life support and I was the one who took care of him, right? >> I have no idea. I don't know what's happening. I literally just got here. And you've been yelling and screaming. >> I've been yelling and screaming because your officer threw me on the ground. He made me start bleeding for no [ __ ] reason. He literally tore off my other shirt, my Nike shirt, and told me, slammed me on the ground as a female. >> Okay. >> And now he's saying he went to school with her. So, whose side do you think he's going to take? >> First of all, me and him arrived on I'm not even going to get into this video. >> Exactly. >> Stop with those cops. >> Well, then I'll un loosen them. >> No, I will not. >> Okay, then I'm going to take them off. I've done that a million times before. I can do anything. >> Gagner, come here. Come here. >> Yeah. Hurry up. Please come here. Please come here because your useless female officer won't take these cuffs and not loosen them. >> She slipped her cuffs in the front. >> I did. I slipped them. You liar. >> They were behind you when we put you in the vehicle. They are now in front of you. So therefore, you did move them. >> Okay. That's funny because I'm bleeding all over my arm and all over my leg. Can you please loosen them? >> No. and she's trying to get them off. So, I would like to make sure that they're [ __ ] double. >> No, this is like Dr. This is like Officer Chauvin and Officer I'm not. Don't touch me. I don't trust you. >> The cops decided to question the suspect who thought deception was a smart move. But in reality, she was making things worse. >> Did you settle down enough where we can talk now? >> No, she didn't. >> Yeah, I I set her down with you, not with her. >> Okay. Okay. >> So, you want to talk to me now? >> I will talk to you. >> Okay. What's going on tonight? >> There wasn't anything going on. I was in a dead sleep. A dead sleep. Jessica, my girlfriend, went out for the night, came home, and started throwing my off the bed. This is not the first time that she's put her hands on me. My nose right here is broken from I mean, I don't know if you can still see it, but you should be able to. If you let me out, you'd be able to see it. It has been nonstop. Nonstop. That's my father, not hers. It's my father. >> Mhm. >> She talks about him constantly. I have to literally take care of her. I have to take care of her, my own father, and try to find us a place to stay. >> I was sound asleep when they just got here. >> Sound asleep. Now I have I'm literally bleeding everywhere. >> Listen Listen to me. What's your first name? Pamela. >> Pamela. Okay, Pamela, what started the argument tonight? >> I couldn't even tell you cuz I was asleep. >> You don't know? >> I was asleep. I was asleep. My whole purse is emptied out. Everything's gone out of my purse. Everything's missing. I don't have [ __ ] left. >> Okay. So, once you woke up, what what was the screaming and stuff about? >> I didn't wake up. She woke me up and asked her were her where her wherever her stash was, her drugs that I did them. I said, "Go through all of my stuff. I don't have anything. I've been sleeping since last night." Like >> So the argument once you were woken up was about drugs. >> Okay. >> About marijuana. About >> I mean, literally, I don't even know because I've been asleep with my dad. >> Okay. All right. Hang tight, Pamela. Hey, what's your name? >> Paya. >> Pamela. >> Yeah. window. >> What's going on tonight? Pamela, >> don't let her spit though. She's not happy with us. >> Don't let her What? >> Nothing. Throw me down on the ground. >> Hey, Pamela. >> What's going on? >> I was sound asleep. >> Sound asleep in the bed. My girlfriend gets home from bar or wherever the hell she was drunk and starts going through my throwing across the room. As you can see, threw me on the ground. I have bruises everywhere. My nose My nose is completely totally hurts all the way around here. I'm bleeding. I mean, I have a million marks. She doesn't have one. >> Okay. >> How does that How How does that work? >> That's why I'm trying to figure it out. >> How does that work? That's my father, not hers. >> So, you were just sleeping. All of a sudden, you're getting beat up. >> No, I was sleeping. Me and my dad were sleeping. Okay. >> He was in one bed. I was in the other. She comes in from saints and sinners or some place like that. Totally wasted. Walks through the door and starts destroying my destroying it. I don't know where anything is. I don't know where one possible item of mine is. I don't have my purse, my wallet, my cell phone, my kids numbers, nothing. >> Okay. So, how did you get all these marks and stuff if you don't if she just destroyed the place? >> How did what? >> How'd you get all these marks and everything if she just destroyed the place? >> I >> Yeah, you're claiming that you got marks and everything from her, right? >> I do. Are you saying I don't have marks? >> I'm asking you how you got the marks. >> Well, for one, I literally got pushed against the bathroom with the door shut so I would stay in the bathroom by myself. Then he or one of the other officers, I'm not sure if it was you or somebody else, put me outside and slammed me on the ground so that I would stay there. Then the other lady put me in here, put my handcuffs on so extremely tight that I can't do anything. >> So I do have marks. I have marks everywhere. >> I do. >> Okay. So not from her destroying the place, but from officers is what you're saying. I mean this there's marks from your officers. >> Okay. All right. I'll be back. >> There's little things. There might be little things. >> The interrogation continued, but the suspect flipped through emotions with every line like it was a performance. Maybe hoping that it would buy her freedom, but it was just pure delusion. >> Pamela, can I take a photo of you? >> Yes. >> Just stay seated for me. Okay. >> Do what? >> Just stay seated for me. >> Okay. So, you and Jess have been together for like four years and but you're not married yet? >> We're not married yet. Um, Jess actually got into a little bit of trouble to prison. >> For what? >> Yeah. I grew up in Deltona with Jordan and Jess. And so, how did you and Jess meet? >> Um, Jess and I met uh actually my my mom was buying a car and it was a $1,000 car and um it was a stick shift. um Chrysler Sebring and we So my mom's like, "You guys can test drive it. You know, it's going to be $1,200 all together." So we go, we started getting attacked by pigeons on the beach. Like I don't know if they're pigeons or seagulls, but they started attacking us. Um we had so much fun. I mean, we really did have so much fun. And then um her mom caught the bus. Didn't press charges for the car returned. >> Oh. For stealing the car. >> My mom bought me a um a Honda CRV. Um she doesn't like Jess because of the whole lesbian thing. >> But you're a lesbian, too. >> I am. >> So, does do you and your mom not get along, too? >> Oh, who cares as long as you guys are happy? >> I know, but she doesn't care. Well, whatever happened >> struggle like >> it happens. It's that's part of life. But >> you know what what are you going to do? Be you know, not be be unhappy your whole life or >> Well, whatever happened tonight, it just it just needs a cooling off period. You guys need to separate. >> Hey, real quick, I'm going to read you something. I don't know if they already did, but I'm going to do it anyway. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say, maybe use evidence against you. have the right to talk to attorney. Have him or her with you now. Anytime during question, if you cannot afford an attorney, one would be with your rights in mind, are you willing to talk to me? >> Yes. >> Okay. Hey, so they were telling me that you were sleeping and then all of a sudden you woke up to take some pills and you noticed they were missing. At that point, you started becoming destructive and aggressive to the point to where you were kicking. >> That's not the key. That was not what happened. I was so >> I'm I'm I'm asking, but did at any point did you kick them over your pills or kick the phone out of their hand when they tried to call 911? >> That's my phone. No, no, I did not. >> Okay, so you're denying everything that happened. >> That's my father. My father. >> I'm just asking you. Are you denying everything that they're accusing you of? >> They can say whatever I did. >> Okay. Well, then tonight you're going to jail for domestic violence battery. Okay. >> Well, what I mean, would there have been any other option? Well, talking to you, I'm trying to figure everything out. >> I'm trying to talk to you, too, but like they're making it seem like I will leave tonight. I have a place. >> Well, we're not doing that. >> There's accusations of battery and you guys are related. >> I'm saying that with them. I can leave to go to there's a a minister. >> That's why I'm saying you're not leaving. When there's accusations of battery and people get attacked and you live together, you don't get the choice to just walk away. >> Well, then you just said you I said, "Well, would that be the case anyway?" And you said, "Well, I'll get." >> So, whatever you talk to officer Morris about, he documents, and that's what the judge is going to read tomorrow. So, just because you be arrested tonight doesn't mean that you're going to be convicted. >> So, the judge would be able to see your side of the story if you want to answer questions. >> With her lies falling apart, she resorted to playing the pity card, hoping the officers would be swayed by her claims. >> Well, that's funny that they're going to sit there long. >> That's fine. You don't have to answer questions. >> But listen, I have I I I do take medication. I I cancer. Okay. >> Literally. >> Was there medication in the room when you woke up? >> No, I didn't get a chance to. She has my purse. She has everything cuz she controls my whole life. >> Okay. >> I need a drink. I have cancer. I think I think >> literally I think >> Here's the deal. We're putting those cuffs back behind your back. You keep slipping them, we're going to have issues. >> I'm not slipping them. >> You put them up front, didn't you? >> Step out. Are you going to make me drag you to my car? >> Are you really going to >> step out? >> Can you give me a minute to catch my breath? >> Okay, step out. It's cooler out here than in a hot back car. >> It doesn't matter. I can't catch my breath. Okay, >> just go ahead. Do what you got to do. >> Thank you. >> Don't know. We're going to do it now. >> Jess, I need my drink. >> Stop yelling. >> I need my cancer med. >> Okay, lean against the car, please. You're making this way harder than me. war. >> Am I? >> Yeah. Okay. >> You're being a little too rough to deal with the female. >> Okay. Hey, listen, Pamela. They don't want to pursue any charges. >> Yeah. The Okay, then why am I going? >> Because the minute that you fight with me, >> did I hit you? >> You don't have to hit me. >> What did I do to fight with you? >> But when I told you to sit down on the ground and put your hands behind your back, you resisted me. Okay, listen. They don't want to pursue any charges against you. Okay, you understand? >> So, what is this for then? What is this for? >> Okay. Okay, we'll explain it to you in just a minute. >> No, you guys won't explain it to you. >> I I'll explain it to you. >> We're getting two, three, four, five completely different stories. I need a drink. I can prove to you that I have cancer. You can lift my shirt up and be able to see. >> If I give you some water, you going to calm down? >> Water? Yeah, water would be >> Listen, listen to me. Let them do what they have to do and I'll get you a bottle of water. putting your wristband back on your hand. >> Here, I got a sealed bottle of water right here. Look, there you go. >> Okay, we'll get it to you in a second. She's going to search it real fast. When you sit down, we'll give it to you. Stay against the car. >> Up against the car. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me, or harm me? >> I was asleep, though. >> Get out there. >> Hey, up against the car. >> You don't have to do that to me. Why are you kicking my leg? >> Because I asked you to lean up against the car. >> Okay, you didn't ask me before you kicked me. >> The [ __ ] When you sit down, we'll give you water. >> Okay. And I'd like my pills. >> All right. Let me see your foot. >> Can I see your foot, please? >> This foot. >> H. You had that foot already. >> All right. Please, >> kick your feet in. Kick your feet in. >> Kick your feet in. >> Water. Thank you. >> Dude, listen. I want to speak my to my dad. My >> Okay. You want water? I think you're going to choke me. >> I I can't really control how quick you can drink it. >> Well, I could have drank it myself. >> Okay, >> dude. I want to speak to my father. >> Okay. Do you want water? >> I want to speak to my father. >> So, that's a no on the water. Okay. Go ahead and kick your feet in. >> No, I want to I speak to my father to make sure he's okay. >> No, I think All right. Well, okay. One more thing. I went to go shut the door and she kicked her feet out, refusing to shut the door. So, I'm not going to deal with it. She's going to be hobbled down. I kicked my feet out. Those feet were already out. >> No. >> Okay. >> Yeah, you're right. There's cameras. >> So, I shoved her in there and shut the door and then she started standing up in there. >> Hey. Hey. [Applause] Why are you kicking? >> Put your feet down. >> No, I can't because he [ __ ] up my back. Have you seen my back? I just had surgery. >> Put your feet down. >> Just had surgery. >> You got to put your feet down. >> Give me my [ __ ] >> You want to give them your feet? >> She kept being difficult, unaware that each rebellious move only poured more fuel onto the fire. just pulled my whole pack onto Dude. Yeah, take them. Take them. Go ahead. Do what you want to do. Do what you want to do. Do some more abusive. I have all your names. Go ahead. >> You put your feet in. >> No, not that tight. >> Put your feet in. >> Not thating tight. No. [Music] Come over. I don't have anything hooked to the think I can just slam in the door. Hey, >> I'm just going to go right to jail. >> Say supplemental follow. Drop her off and then you're going to have to get her out there now. >> Okay. Hey, I'm going to push her and just crack it. [Applause] >> Her fiance, worried about her recent behavior, showed up and realized that the situation was much worse than she had imagined. >> Why she screaming like this? >> I have no idea. You know how she's been all night. [Applause] >> She's kicking the door. >> No, no, her back is up. You see? >> I understand. Well, she's kicking the door. So, >> did you see her scar on her back? >> We did not because she has not been cooperative with us the entire night. >> I can't breathe. >> The suspect continued to scream and cause a scene, but the police remained unmoved and uninterested in her drama. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Oh my god. [Applause] >> Okay. at me. I can't breathe. Ow. Ow. >> Well, quit yelling. >> No, you're not letting me breathe. I can't breathe. >> All you got to do is stop yelling. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Let me Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Help me. Help. They're trying to kill me. They're trying to kill me. >> Stop banging before you get pepper sprayed. I can't breathe. Please >> stop. >> I can't brea. >> You're about to get pepper spray. I'm going to die. I'm going to die. I'm going to die. I need to help. Please help me. Please. >> Huh? Oh my god. Help me. Help me. Please. I can't >> shut up. >> I can't. >> No. I I can't hear anything in there cuz she won't shut up. Hey Pamela, >> if you keep kicking, we're going to have to spray you with OC spray. >> She's she's doing still up. >> I don't know. I can't see. >> If you quit yelling, you can breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> Then stop yelling. >> I need a drink. >> You had your chance for the drink. You told me no. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I I go. Oh god. Oh, please. Please. Please. Oh my god. I need I need to drink. >> What are you doing? >> I need to drink. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I >> Stop. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> You're You're talking to me. You're doing just fine. >> I I can't breathe. I can't. Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. I I Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh god. Oh god. Just shoot me already, please. I can't breathe. Please stop. I can't I can't >> Can you turn your lights off? Oh my god. Oh god. Oh god. What are you? >> Stop. >> My legs are so tight. >> Stop. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Put your feet back in the car. >> Why? >> Because you won't stop kicking. >> I'm not kicking my leg. >> Yes, you are. Stop. >> You guys. You guys. Are you okay? All right, >> Pamela. The faster you get out there, the faster you'll be out of jail to the jail. Wait, what? You >> on 92. >> Yeah. The faster I get out there, what? You guys have it all [ __ ] wrong, bro. There's witnesses. I have witnesses. The hotel has cameras. You didn't try to do none of that. >> Oh god. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Hammer. >> Catch your breath. I need energy drink. I need mying cancer meds, too. You didn't get any of that stuff. Why are you holding my arms so tight? >> I'm not. >> Yes, you are. Look at my feet and tell me you're not doing that tight. >> Put your feet down. >> Can you Can you check them for me? >> The screams only seem to escalate, but the officers stayed composed, focusing on the task at hand. >> If you put your hands behind your back, >> I will let go and I will put my hands. >> Put your feet down. You don't. >> Stop. >> No, you don't have to be rough. >> I'm not being rough with you. >> Yes, you are. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> If you weren't, then I wouldn't say that. >> Yeah. Put them on as tight as possible so I can take lots of pictures. >> My finger in there. >> Let me see your feet. >> Okay. Well, I'm sorry. I can't really move them. And you don't think that's too tight? You don't think that's too tight? Ow. Ow. Ow. >> It's not tight. >> You're rubbing You're rubbing the skin off my leg. Put your feet back in the car. >> Oh my god. You >> listen to me. If you keep acting like that, they're >> I can't breathe. What do you want me to do? >> Listen. Listen. You keep acting like that, they're going to spray you with pepper spray. >> Yeah. Spray me. Okay. >> One more thing to add. >> Listen. We don't want to. But you need to stop. >> No, you want to. Somebody wants to. He does. You do. Somebody. >> We want to get you out of the car. >> Yeah, I'm sure you do. >> Okay. >> Yep. That's what you want. But you don't care about what I want. >> Can you hand me >> You don't care about me needing my my my cancer meds. You don't care about your seat belt. I don't have any control over your medications. You're not allowed to have it out of the jail. So, whatever kind of medications, stop. >> I'm not get No, I'm not getting strapped in when I'm already caught. >> I don't care. >> It's a seat belt. >> I don't care. I don't know what you guys are going to do. Okay. Let's see how tightening you guys do this. >> Just relax. >> And I need every one of your badge numbers. Eric Sloan, 555 Granada Boulevard. That's who I work for. He's a lawyer. I need all of your I need every single one of your badge numbers. And Sandra Manny, she works 309 Grand Bay Avenue. Civil defense sticks up for you guys until now. Yeah. Do it as tight as you can. Okay. Do it as tight as you can. That way when when I stop breathing, it doesn't come back on you. Right. But you didn't scratch my elbow right there. You didn't do that. Hey, >> you didn't do that. >> You ready? >> You didn't do that, right? >> No, I got you. I got you. >> Okay, >> so I can have however much you give me, right? This is such a >> ready. >> Catch your breath. >> I can't. I'm not going to be able to. >> Well, to drink the water, you're going to have to. >> Okay. You ready? >> Yeah. Do you have my phones? I don't How do I have any numbers to be able to call anybody? God, you guys really didn't do this on purpose, though, right? My god, dude. >> Are you good? >> Yeah. >> All right. He's going to take you straight out to the jail so you can get out of the back of the car. Okay. >> Yeah. 3 hours later. [Music] I can't even hear my radio or speak one cuz she's screaming so loud. >> What can you do? >> You guys are a bunch of lying ass hypocrites, bro. Lying ass hypocrites. You're going to get pepper sprayed. Stop kicking my door. >> Talk about pepper spray. Let me the [ __ ] out. Let me out. >> She's about to get pepper sprayed. >> Oh, okay. Here we go. >> Breathe and you're not letting me out. I can't breathe and you're not letting me out. >> I don't care right now. >> Yeah, you don't care. >> I've been trying to be I've been trying to be compliant helping you. >> Roll this window down. >> It don't go down. It's broke. Oh, >> you like to you like to pray on the weak, huh? >> You look like you do meth. I really don't care about >> I've never done meth a day in my life. I'm a parillegal. You stupid fat. >> I'd rather be fat than look like I do meth. So, >> I'd rather be I That's sad. >> That's sad. >> It's not sad. At least I'm not in the back of a cop car. >> Yeah, well, you should be. You should be cuz you, him, and all your other buddies, they're all [ __ ] liars. You guys areing corrupt as [ __ ] And I know because I'm doing a whole investigation on you guys right now. 555 West Granada Boulevard. Eric Sloan. Talk to him. >> The more she acted out, the more obvious it became that her outburst would get her nowhere. >> I'm sure Eric's going to love having a jailbird as an employee. >> Yeah. >> Did anybody even eat some more? >> Someone should have. >> Eat some more Pop-Tarts, buddy. >> I don't even eat Pop-Tarts, man. These are all meat sweats. >> Oh, sorry. >> It's bearing meat. Get it right. >> Pop what? Toaster strudel. What is it? Oh, I just told you beer and meat. Open your ears. >> Beer and meat. >> Jesus Christ. You death, too. I'm >> real proud of yourself. I bet you know what? I bet you live out in the hallway, right? In a trailer. >> Ye. Well, not in a trailer. I live in a villa. >> I'm about to key up. >> Oh, a villa that they paid for here. >> 5653 on top. >> No, daddy paid for it, actually. But >> daddy did. Oh, wow. >> Yeah, I can't hear you. She's kicking my door. In the end, she was charged with resisting an officer without violence, tampering with a witness, battery, and battery on a person 65 years or older. Moving on to this teen student who thought that bullying her family would go without consequences. >> You come in here, she now bust up all kind of um glass in my in my mama um house, you know, just throwing stuff all over the place. >> No, ma'am. It's already, bro. >> Oh my gosh. On January the 4th, 2023, officers received a call about a domestic disturbance in a home. In response to the call, officers were dispatched to the home where they found out that the 18-year-old daughter of the family, Jana, had been making the lies of her loved ones a living hell. Although they came to resolve a domestic dispute, the officers did not expect that their presence was about to make the situation even more tense. >> Hi, how can I help you? >> I called because I need her to be removed from my mom's house. That's my daughter. She's 18. She came here had no my older sister got into she burnt up something at her house early. I don't know what she did but burn up her back some something that she had over there. I don't know what they got into. I was on my job. She just got here. You come in here. She now bust up all kind of um glass in my in my mama um house. You just throwing stuff all over the place like you don't pay no. You don't I mean like you need to be going. >> So this is your >> This is my mother's house. I stay with my mom. She don't even stay here anymore. So I don't even know why she keep coming here. She was staying at my door. My daughter and I put her out. That's why you're mad. >> Is your mother in the house right now? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I called. >> Yes. >> Because she need to be removed. >> So >> my mama she home at 16. Don't have time for all that. You ain't coming up in here busting up nothing in my mama house. Talk about what you going to do. And if you wish everybody dead. Bye. >> What is she fear upset about? Why would she? >> I heard her sister. I don't know. I was at work. I don't care what she mad about. You ain't coming back up in here. What's up my mother? She need to get her and go. >> Okay, so before Well, hold on. Before we got here, >> um, clearly there was an argument going on. >> It wasn't It never was an argument. She just got here. That's what I'm telling you. She came from I don't know where. She just got here. >> So, she went and busting up, throwing whatever I was in my room. >> What you're saying? >> It wasn't no argument at all. >> She showed up here and just started breaking stuff. >> Yeah, that's basically what she did. >> Okay. Uh, did she threaten you at all? Did she threaten anyone else in the house? that she just say she wish all us be but okay. So what >> did she ever get into a fight with anyone? >> She didn't fight with nobody over here. That's what I'm trying to tell you. I don't got her earlier. I don't >> Your daughter your drama over here. >> Your daughter is the one in the picture. >> That's all right. >> Okay. Oio, could you go talk to your daughter? >> Excuse me. Excuse me. >> How you doing? Not off the floor. >> What's your name? >> She put my um the laptop right here on the card. >> What's your name? >> Janiah. >> What's going on, Janiah? >> I don't know what's going on. I came here. Hold on, daddy. Stay on the phone. Okay. I came here. I'm looking for my bag cuz I'm about to leave and they gone. So, I asked my grandma where my stuff at. She talking about my sister came here. She came through here doing I don't know whatever she did and your laptop on the curb. So I'm like, what you let her do all that for, too? >> Why? Why you let her come get my stuff? What she come to get my stuff? You know, >> so you just came here to pick up your stuff? She told you your laptop's on the curb. >> My stuff gone. >> I'm pretty sure it's broke. I didn't even know it was right. I just saw it. >> Okay. Anything physical between you guys? >> No, I didn't even talk to him. This my first time saying something to them probably. I come in here and leave. >> Okay. Where do you stay at now? You're almost there. >> Seeing that the fight had been between Jana, her mother, and her grandmother, the officers decided to question her as well in order to hear her side of the story. However, as the questioning continued, Janeir's arrogance began to seep in, slowly escalating the situation. >> Are you uh the grandmother? >> Okay. >> Can you tell me what's going on tonight? >> Heard up something at her sister house. little sister came over here and threw some of her stuff in the trash. Now she come back here looking for her stuff. Now she just up my darn house. >> Whenever you say she's tearing it up, what is she doing? >> Breaking stuff. Broke a bunch of glass back. >> Could you show me where that happened? >> Hello. She threw that. This was This room was clean. She threw stuff in there and then she broke up in here. >> We put this stuff in here when we put the Christmas tree up. So, she came. I guess she was looking for her little stuff and she took and broke all these this glass and all that up. >> See what is that here? I'm going to take a step in here just so I can get a better view. Excuse me, little man. >> Go back up now. >> Okay. >> So, the glass here that's broken. You said that happened tonight. >> Yeah, she just did that. What uh do you know what that belongs to or did that look like? >> Did the room look like this before? >> The TV her TV. My mom brought that TV and she going to get charged for that. >> Did that Did that break just now? >> She just did all this. >> Okay. >> Well, she ain't did the like the >> the the mess, but the broken stuff. >> Broken stuff. >> So, we have a >> We have a TV that's broke. She threw that TV And what else? >> He just was really throwing stuff and he not roll my bike up. >> What's going on tonight? I just talked to your mom and grandma. >> For what? >> Well, I'm asking you for your side of the story cuz they already gave me their statements, but I want to hear what you have to say. >> Okay. I'm looking for my stuff. >> Okay. Um, [Applause] >> what stuff are you looking for? My family. >> Okay. When did you leave them here? >> Today this morning. >> Okay. And then you left and then came back. Where were you at before you were here? >> You were working? >> Okay. Well, uh, they said that you got into a bit of an altercation in there with people that you were upset and throwing stuff around. So, what was that about? >> Provided that somebody come get my stuff. >> Yeah. But did you did you knock anything over in there? >> Knock over me. I threw it to me. Some stuff broke in my room, but ain't nobody else. Dania continued putting on arrogance as the officers questioned her, unbothered about the chaos she caused inside the house. However, she was about to learn the hard way that she would face the consequences of her actions. But did you did you knock anything over in there? >> No, nothing. Some stuff broke in my room, but ain't nobody. >> Did your grandma or your mom provoke anything from you? Did they threaten you or put their hands on you or anything? >> Okay. >> Nobody. Nobody. >> Okay. Um, how long ago was it that you got here to the house? >> All right. Um, who's in the car here with you? >> Who? Your friend. All right. Uh, did they collect your ID yet? Okay, he's busy in there. Let me just uh get some info from you. How do you spell your last name? Is there anything else you want to tell me about what happened tonight? Cuz what it sounds like you're telling me is that you came over here to pick up some items that were at your house, some clothing items and stuff, and you couldn't find them, which made you think that they got rid of your clothes somehow. So then you grab somebody. Do you know who has your stuff? >> And where's she at? Know that she in ter? >> Uh, no. >> Well, she own. >> Okay. >> Whatever they told y'all. I ain't even calling y'all here. First of all, she don't want to call y'all. So, I don't know. I can't get my stuff. It's not here. I broke some stuff. Y'all see that? >> Okay. Well, just hang out here with this officer real quick. I got to go get some paperwork together. I'll be back. Okay. >> No, ma'am. What are you ready, bro? >> Ma'am, stop. Go sit on the back bumper right here. >> Just stop. Sit down. >> She decided to throw her laptop. >> I don't care. It don't even matter, y'all. >> Ma'am, can you just just relax? Okay. >> No, I can't cuz what she even call here for >> Janiah, what's wrong? >> Look, we're we're not we're literally going to get some paperwork and we'll be out of your hair. Okay. I don't understand why you're throwing your laptop out here. >> They love me. They do it every time. It don't make no sense. >> Well, you're you're 18 now, so you can you can move out. And >> I'm not. >> You said you're not. How old are you? Me too. >> Jana had thought expressing herself by destroying her laptop would dissolve the entire situation. She had no idea that she was about to face the law. At the moment, if there was one thing that was certain, it was the fact that a chill time in jail was all that Jania needed to set her head straight. >> Oh, >> do you know how your mom's tires got flattened? >> Well, probably some glass. You didn't with the knife in there? >> I don't know. Maybe. Maybe. I don't remember. >> Well, I got to pay for it. >> Well, maybe, maybe not. I'm not sure. >> Well, they going to pay for my stuff. >> So, here's the deal. Stand up for me, please. >> Oh my god. Oh my gosh. >> Relax. Relax. >> Oh my god. [Music] >> I'll come and talk to you. Give me a second. >> Oh my god. It's a new year. Need to make sure these cups don't wind up on you. Hold on. >> Oh my gosh. >> This one look like >> Can y'all give my stuff to my grandma right there, please? >> Yeah. >> Give us a second. >> Get this place out. I got to take it. I got to um take a step back to the car over here, please. >> I got to go pass you down for you. >> Are you Grandma? Ma'am? >> Yes. >> Hey, I'm Officer Florio. Um I'm just helping these guys out. the guy can come explain everything to you. She said you can hang on to this for her. It's her sweatshirt. But just give you a quick rundown. It's a fight between her and her mom and uh J and I broke a TV in there. I mean this this is where we're at right now. There's nothing else we can we have to make the arrest on us. So um she'll get a court date. What's today? Wednesday. She'll probably see somebody tomorrow. Uh >> you taking her to jail? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Oh my god. >> All right. So, this is what this is what has to be done right now. Of course, the court can make changes and and they have a lot more authority and power over us, but I just want to let you know that you're not just sitting over here watching your daughter get or granddaughter to get handcuffed and not know what's going on. >> So, here's what's going on. >> Stand right here, please. He's going to pass you down. All right. >> Right. >> Okay. So, you're being placed under arrest for criminal trespass. >> Trespass. >> Let me explain. The reason why is because you broke some property in there that's under $500 in value. So, it's a misdemeanor. >> So much stuff. >> I understand. I understand that. Okay. But you can't come over here and start breaking stuff because you can't find the things that you're looking for. >> All right. You're also being charged with with disorderly conduct. Okay. >> I do. >> Listen, you're going to go to jail tonight, okay? But you'll be able to speak with the judge in the morning. All right? Don't feel >> my daddy. >> We can get that for you. >> No, we'll get your dad's phone number. Okay. >> Okay. What? I got to go to jail for how long? >> Most likely it'll just be overnight because you'll be able to talk to a judge in the morning cuz it's a weekday, but we'll be able to postponed at that point. >> Y'all going to post me on the Facebook website? >> No. And whoever does that postes that we don't do that is not post >> too about that cuz we don't do that. We don't have any control over who post those pictures. >> I don't know who started that page. >> Um you can take it to my grandma. >> You want your phone with your grandma? >> Yeah. >> No, I don't want them to hold my phone out. She was eventually taken to jail where she was charged with criminal trespass under the Family Violence Act and disorderly conduct. Next, we have this disrespectful teen who engaged in a tussle with her mother and spiraled even further when the consequences came knocking. >> Arresting me? >> No, I'm not. >> Then get the >> That's not what you was asking about. You thought you're going back and forth with me as I asked you about the Bahamas. I was talking to you about the Bahamas. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> On January the 27th, 2024, officers received a distress call reporting a domestic dispute between a mother and a daughter. When they arrived, they spoke to the suspect's mother to understand their ordeal. After interviewing the suspect's mother, the police attempted to question the young lady herself. However, she refused to cooperate, unknowingly digging herself into a deeper hole. Hello. Hi. >> Hey, Fairman, please. Yes. >> What's going on? I >> called y'all before cuz she was beating on the garage outside and it just blew up from there. So, it's been verbal back and forth between both of us. I did snatch that that thing off her wall in her room cuz I I told her, "You got to go cuz I'm I can't her dog has destroyed the house. I got to pay for that. The bills are mounting stuff that I got to cover." And so, I really just want her to go. Like I think she's upstairs. >> So what today? What happened today is just arguments? >> It's just arguments and she's been throwing stuff. >> But she's in her she's in her You can go up. She's in her bedroom. It's messy up there, but she's in her bedroom to the left. >> Hey Rachel. >> What? >> Hey, how you doing? >> What's going on? H. >> Don't do that. He is here to help you. >> Hey, what's going on? >> I don't want I don't got to talk to you. I don't want to talk to you. >> Okay. Well, your mom called. >> I don't give a >> I mean, I'm I'm not your enemy. Okay. I'm here to help. >> What you saying? >> Who you on the phone with? >> Don't worry about it. >> So, what's going on, man? Who you on the phone with? >> Don't worry about it. >> I'm here to help you. Like, why are you why are you freaking miserable? >> Okay, but I'm I didn't do anything to you. I'm just trying to see what's going on. If I can help you. You know what I'm saying? I I didn't do anything to you. So, I see you packing up stuff. Were you trying to go somewhere? >> I hurt her. >> Okay. Where you Where you >> Don't worry about it, >> baby. I can help you. >> No, I don't need your help. I didn't call y'all. She asked for help. I didn't ask y'all. >> Right. Right. That's correct. She called us. Think you need a ride? >> No. >> You want to speak to someone? Like I said, obviously she going good nothing to this earth. >> So all that stuff is not my concern. Like I >> don't right now. You mean I see you in distress and I'm trying to help you, you know, alleviate that. So it might not be with me. That's why I'm asking. Is there somebody else that you know want to talk to? I mean, that's my job. I'm here to ask. My job is to work to help to help you. >> So, >> I didn't ask for your help. I helped that. >> Okay. You didn't ask for help. That's correct. But >> so, leave me alone. >> I'm doing what I can do to get the out of here. >> But I may be able to help you. >> You're not doing nothing but slowing me down. Get out. >> I'm not slowing you down. Have I stopped you from doing anything you're doing? Then you need a ride somewhere. Where you >> I don't need a ride. I want you to leave me alone. >> So where you where you where you? >> That's not your business. I just keep telling you that I'm not talking to you. I'm done talking. >> Do you want to talk to somebody else? >> Watch me pack my stuff up. I'm not talking to you. >> Do you want to talk to somebody else? >> Are you arresting me? >> No, I'm not. >> Get the out. >> Is it my uniform that's making you upset? Yeah, this Rachel, right? Do you prefer to talk to like the EMS? What's going on? Like, I'm not here to hurt you. I'm here to help you. I mean, you might you know, you didn't call me. You didn't you didn't call and you want me to leave. I think you're here now. >> Hello. >> Hey, Rachel. This is Rachel. Whoa. Get the I don't want y'all in here. I don't want y'all bothering me. >> Rachel, we not >> Is that not a clear answer? Give me >> Rachel with your enemies. Like, we here. >> Then leave me alone. >> We here to help you, mommy. >> I don't need help, dude. You can help me by getting the out of my face. Get out of my sight. I don't want to talk to y'all. I don't have to y'all. You're wasting your time and you're wasting mine. >> The police made efforts to assist her, but she remained stubborn. Instead, she hastily packed her things, oblivious to the fact that she wouldn't be going anywhere. >> Why you throw the TV down? >> Because I'm pissed. >> Connect the dots. Breathe the Get out. >> Rachel, just cuz you talk to us like that don't mean that we don't have >> a damn >> obligations legally. >> So, I don't give a damn. >> We didn't We didn't come here >> because >> I don't care. Get your nerdy out of here, bro. Damn. She didn't come here because >> I don't care. >> We don't >> I don't care. >> So Rachel, we can't leave. >> I don't care. >> That means you're going to have to come with us. >> I ain't got to do nothing but be black and mind my goddamn business. >> Are you Are you 18 years old? >> Right. So you going to have to come with us? >> Shut up. >> You can come with us peacefully. >> He said he not arresting me, so I don't got to come nowhere. Get arrested. It has nothing to do with us. >> You You don't have to go to jail, right? But we cannot we cannot leave you here. So you can come with us peacefully or you can come with us with assistance. >> No, I will be all of y'all. Don't touch me. >> You know, threatening the EMS worker >> threatening me to touch me and trying to bring me out of here. Don't touch me. Don't touch me, bro. Shut your Steve up. Like damn. Nobody wor about you names, baby. hurt my feelings. This is going to go one or two later. My feelings are not hurt. Your feelings don't got to be hurt. Get the outach. >> Girl, shut up. You over here trying to play victim. You achie >> my profile. your daughter. She talking and then she going to try to take her. >> She throw my dog out the front door. Like why would you do that? What the wrong with you, >> Rachel? Well, just just watch your mouth. >> I don't give a damn about none of these here. I'm outreach my Lindsy. I tried to be nice. I literally tried to deescalate every situation, but be I came in and asked her about Bahamas and I asked her about if I could wash the towels and she immediately started going off on me. Her soul is deeply disturbed and she do all that. Nothing is going to fix that. She's the devil herself. >> Rachel, that that's what I was asking you about. >> That's not what you was asking me about. You started going back and [ __ ] with me. I asked you about the Bahamas. I was talking to you about the Bahamas trip my daddy was going to take. You got miserable like you always do. >> What they going to do with >> I don't want to hear that. That's why you still stuck where you at. >> Like you're the problem. You don't realize that. >> Do not ref because this is your fault, too. >> Your fault, too. >> No. No. It's our fault. >> You keep bringing up that law degree, but what lawyer job you got? Nothing. >> So, it mean you're struggling. And you're struggling, too. Go to your room. What we going to do? Cuz this is not real. I understand. So you going to go with >> damn might be the Okay, I'll leave you alone. We don't even have to talk. Can you tell me the answer to these questions? What's today? >> [ __ ] Saturday. >> Okay. How many quarters make $1.75? >> $1.75. >> Okay, cool. Is Mickey Mouse a cat or a dog? >> A mouse. >> Okay, let me ask you something else. Do you know who the president is? >> Biden. >> And do you know where you're at? >> Okay. What county? >> The bully's grandfather tried to calm her down and reason with her, but she wouldn't listen. Instead, she kept on making derogatory comments about her mother. The cops continued to reason with her, at least for now. >> Well, I'm sorry, Reggie. You have a great day. You can't say she she's alert and oriented comfortable. She don't want us to talk to her. She don't want us involved. Um, you know, >> well, I want her cuz she's throwing this stuff on the floor. I just want her. She keeps tearing up my house. >> I I I completely understand that. But what I'm telling you is >> that's fine. If you can't take her, you can't take >> that's kidnapped. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> She don't want to be assessed. >> So that's battery. I'm not going to touch her. >> I'm not going to touch it. Okay. I'm pissed on her brain. >> All right, look. Just try to calm down. You got to go with your granddaddy. So, >> don't need to keep working yourself up. >> I'm not leaving without my dog >> cuz she just tried to let Gracie out the front door and go get hit by a car. I'm not leaving without my dog. She's going to She just trying came in here and tried to throw fists at me. Like, couldn't she going to call the police just like a white woman? She knew she throwing hits and didn't want to play victim. exactly what she did last year cuz she called the police over here in November of 2022. No police for that whole year. I mean the rest of them year. >> She's miserable. >> I'm not here to arrest anybody. I'm here to help. >> You're not helping cuz she's still >> that that's not nice. I mean >> I don't care. >> Nothing's not nice. I don't care. That's >> Don't say nothing about Don't say nothing about your mama like that no more. >> I don't care. Don't she I don't care. >> Where's your dog at? >> I don't want her here. I don't want her. I don't want her like she she's just >> Where's the dog at? >> In the backyard. >> I've never encountered someone so miserable in my life. >> No, I'mma keep talking cuz I've been silent. I've been playing it too cool. I've been too nice. I've been too This woman says everything under the sun to me and I sit there and just take it because I don't want to be for her. But at a certain point in time, no, she don't hear my mouth. She need to hear what people need to be. What she need to >> That's why her life is the way it is. She's miserable. >> That's why she can't keep a man. That's why now everywhere she goes in her workplace, they beefing with her cuz no one like her. She's an unlikable person. It's going to stay that way. People sense energy. She has nothing but demonic energy. No matter crystals and Ricky is going to fix that. >> In a situation like this in the black community, it's always the mother. Mothers are their daughter's biggest haters. >> Just don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Get off me. Get off me. >> Come on, Rachel. >> Listen, if that door hit me, you going to go to good jail. So, I need you to calm and control. I don't have to control your action. I'm tired of his fat ass in here talking to you. >> Shut up your mouth, man. >> You need to control your actions because if you do, >> Rachel. >> Okay, man. >> Big black. Somebody cares. >> I understand. >> I didn't do anything to you. >> You're You're sitting here bothering me. Get the out. You're not messing with >> I'm trying to make sure this is peaceful. If you're going to go get out of my face. Okay. >> Catch the All right. The police made further attempts to reason with her, but she wouldn't budge. Rather, she kept throwing curse words at the police, crying and destroying things. >> I'm I'm I'mma do I'mma tell you like this. >> You do one more You do one more thing like that, I'm tell you going to go >> talking to me. I'm going tell you talking to me. >> You going to go for this? >> Stop talking to me. >> I'm telling you right now. Whatever. >> You got a face only your mother could love. You trying to me. Shut the talking to me. >> I'm going to tell you right now. >> You do one more thing. Shut the up. Nobody worried about you. >> All right. >> Like I said, I was a something to say to me. Right. >> I'm neither neither one over here being a police officer like they people talking whatever you want clown face up talking to me. >> All right. >> I'm not going to let preach to me. >> I'm going tell you right now. >> I don't give a telling don't care. >> All right. >> Damn you. >> Yeah. Move out my way. Ma'am, >> I'm out of door. What? What? >> I'm trying to see what's going on, man. >> I'm packing my I don't need you. >> No. >> Oh, no. I told you about that. I'm not the one. But I'm not the one. Nobody scared of your fat. >> You got to be scared. You're not helping me. You're stressing me out. >> Get your stuff and let's go. Okay. Get what you can get so you can go. Okay. You can come back later to get anything else. All right. >> All right. Just get what you can get. Come on. Just if you're going to go with your granddaddy, just the best is get what you can get so you can go. Okay? I'm here to help you. Okay? You're not going to be able to get everything at one time. All right? Just come get what you can get. You got a whole basket and stuff downstairs. [Music] >> You go to your granddaddy house. Clear your head. >> Go talk to somebody. Okay? I'm not here to hurt you. doing this. >> I'm not here to hurt you. I'm not here to take you to jail. Okay? Clearly, you've been distressed and you need to go somewhere where you can clear your mind. Okay? But you you're not going to be able to grab everything right now. That's all I'm here. I'm not here to bother you. >> Stop. Stop. Put it down cuz it's going to hurt. Just Just put it down. Please put that down. cuz I don't want you to hurt yourself and I don't want to get hurt either. >> I'm not going to hurt you. >> If the glass breaks and it shatters, it hits me in the eye. Hit you in the eye. >> Let's not break it. >> Okay. But can I have it, please? Thank you. >> I'm not trying to bother you. >> Get your stuff. Come on back later. We come back later. >> I'm not leaving without my dog. >> Your mama. She said your dog would stay here. >> I'm not leaving without my dog cuz she the same person that you let her run out into the street before the police came. I'm not leaving without my dog. Sorry about that. Oh, you're all right. You're not leaving without my dog. >> Come on. Let's go, Rachel. >> Go figure that everyone else the issue. No, you're the issue. >> Come on. Let's go. You got yourself >> then dancing in her jaws like a old lady. Like this is disgusting. She should be embarrassed. >> You trying to figure out how you got it. I got it. I got it. Meanwhile, you got for the >> Bye. >> Bye. >> Bye. Bye. >> That's why you struggling. >> Bye. >> I'm really not on you. I told you that for this. I told you I like your father. >> I don't have a two household. >> Despite warnings and advice, she continued her destructive behavior until the consequences of her actions became irreversible. >> Looking out ain't got a pot of piss in throw out the front door. All right. Look, she can go to jail. >> She about to go to I'm about You about to look. She about to go to jail, huh? Get her in the car and she getting there. >> Well, is that your car? >> Yeah, that's my car. >> Cuz she break something in my presence. She already should have been already going to jail. >> Yeah, I think so. Man, turn come here. Turn around, man. I'm I'm not about to keep doing this. Come here, Rachel. You going with me. That was an accident. I don't even >> I just sat there watching. I'm This going to be your last time. Okay. You need to come right here. You need to get what you need to get and leave. Do not come back in here cuz I'm telling you right now. You getting ready. I I watched you. All right. Do something else then. >> Right. Now you Okay. I've been real. Dad, I'm about to close this door. She Huh? >> I'm about to close this door. >> And she not come back in his house. >> She What else did she break up there? >> She pushed over a uh uh was a printer or something. >> Oh, >> yeah. Let's close the door. She ain't coming back in here. All right. Grab your stuff. You're not going back in. Stop touching me. Stop touching me. >> You know what? >> Stop. Get off of me. I'm trying to get my dog. >> Get my dog. Get the off. >> You trying to bite me? [Music] >> Get off of me. >> Put your hands behind me. Put your hands. >> I'm about to change you. >> I'm about to change you. Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn. No. See, I'm not playing. She's not going to my face. Turn around. Step back. Turn around. Behind your back. >> Turn around. Hands behind your back. >> All right. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> I'm not playing with you. >> Turn around. She got sit back. I ain't do that being nice. I'm done. Man, she said she getting free. >> She be all right. >> Ain't nobody on her. >> She said she getting free. Hold on. >> She'll be all right. >> Stop. I can't do this. Stop me. >> Nobody is on you. Only thing you got to do is let your hands go. Let your hands go. No. Stop. >> You're going to get tased. >> Going to get tased. >> To stop. I would get up and just stop. >> No. You don't kick me in the face. You're going to jail. You in the face. >> You're going to jail. >> You just tried to bite me and she just kicked me in the face. She still break. >> I want you to stop. Please. >> I promise to get tased. You are going to get tased. You don't kick me in the face. You just kick me in the face. >> Your job. >> When she realized that her freedom was slipping through her fingers, she tried to play the victim. But it was a desperate move that would not save her. Call it for >> they ain't going to take everything. >> Stop. Stop. You hurt me. >> Only thing you got to do is calm down. You were over here fighting. Told you to calm down. >> Shouldn't have caused injury to herself. subject keeps banging her head down the wall. I got a full radio. Just go ahead and start your paperwork to get her text. >> I just want her to stop. >> Don't worry about that. Wars. >> You're hurting me. >> You hurt yourself. >> You're pressing my head. >> Are you going to stop making >> what? They were trying to call me. No, I came because I didn't know J didn't come. >> Oh, >> and I know what the car was. >> She was supposed to be going with granddaddy, but she kept >> pushing and knocking over stuff and I told her she had one more time. >> I'm depressed because I'm tired. You don't understand how >> I do understand. You can't hit us. >> You can't hit us. You just kicked me in the face. >> You kicked him in my face and you tried to bite him. It's no joke. >> No. All everything aside, I know I bit you, but I did not kick you. >> Yes, you did. >> Well, I apologize. It >> doesn't matter. It's too late for that. It's too late for that. >> Cuz you was hurting me. >> If you would have just put your hands behind your back the first time, nobody would have been taking you to the ground. >> Take you to jail. I told you. Just get your stuff. We come back later. >> I'm tired of this. >> It does not matter. You can't kick anybody. If I hurt somebody in the face, I would go to jail in uniform. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. >> You are hurting me. >> You don't know that. >> You were literally hurting. That's what you need. >> You're hurting me. [Music] >> I want the cuffs loosen. They're hurting my wrist. >> Oh no, you are not coming out. >> I want water. >> She ain't the same subject is in custody. You're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. >> I'm not hurting you. >> We're not hurting you. >> Yes, you are. >> What you doing? What you doing? >> I want to get out of this. >> Watch out, sir. Back up, please. >> Don't touch me. You keep fighting. You keep fighting. >> You keep fighting. Nobody's letting you go. >> You keep fighting. It might be too big. >> On that side. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> You're hurting yourself, bro. >> Nobody got their hand on your throat. >> That was >> She kept saying pitiful things and shedding crocodile tears, probably hoping it would be her ticket to freedom. It was ironic, though, how someone who had been a bully not so long ago now seemed so helpless. No. >> My My hand is on your My hand is on your chin. My hand is on your ass. >> No, I'm serious. Like for real. >> I'm can't breathe. >> No, I'm serious. Stop talking because [Music] >> okay breaking. It hurts. >> If you stop fighting, we'll let you. We'll relax you. >> Okay. >> But you keep fighting. Calm down. >> Calm down. >> I'm going to bite you cuz it hurts. >> All right. All right. Listen. All right. Listen. Listen. Listen. >> Calm down. We can adjust for you. >> It hurts. >> You're fighting us. We can't calm down. You got to calm down. >> Listen. We can't help. >> Calm down. We can adjust it for you. What's hurting on you? >> My wrist. >> Calm down to stand up. What's hurting on you? >> It's my wrist. Squeezing my wrist bone like that bone right by it. >> Okay. Step back on. >> Yes. >> Step back further. >> When you're combating us, we can't put it on correctly cuz you're fighting us. >> Holding signal. >> Stop moving. Bentley Drive. >> I'm trying to get it off. I'm trying to help you. Stay still. >> Back door at the hotel. >> Just going right here and right here. >> All right, give him a second. He's trying to loosen. Just stay still. >> I should be feeling better now. >> I was too straight on. >> Well, cuffs ain't for coffee. >> This supposed to been this simple. Stop. >> Born with granddaddy. >> Stop. >> Stop. And you bit me in my right hand. I don't know. >> And then you kick your sergeant. >> I didn't mean to kick him. I meant to bite you, but I didn't mean to kick him. >> You meant to bite me. Why did you want to bite me? >> Because you were hurting me. It was hurting. >> I was stopping you from going in the house. >> Even my dad used to hit me. I used to scratch him when he was hurting me. I'm not your dad. >> I don't care. If I'm in danger and I feel like I'm being hurt, I'mma hurt you. He was hurting. >> All I was doing was stopping you from going in the house. >> No, you manhandled me and snatched me. >> The last time that happened to me was my dad. You My fight or flight kicked in. And >> you lucky you didn't get chased. Let her let her go 1013 >> and we going to get the war. >> I don't want to go to 1013. I just got out of >> You going to You definitely 10:13. You don't say you wanted >> I did not say I said I want y'all to >> Okay, that's the same thing. >> 13. >> I don't want to be 103. I don't need sedator. I want to go to a I don't want I'd rather go to jail. Please don't take too late. We can't take you to jail. Listen, the jail's not going to take you. >> No, you can take me to jail. I don't want to go back to >> Please don't take me to the >> Please don't too much try to go to the jail. >> I want to go to I want to go there. >> Jail's not going to take you. You looking right now? >> I'm not. I'm just hurt cuz my own mother. Imagine imagine our only thing you wanted was a mother's love and she treated you like this. It's damaging. It does a lot to your character. [Music] >> I'm just tired. >> You say that >> you have to go to jail because let's say you go to >> let's say you go to jail are liable. So we're not playing that game. Not even going to risk it. >> Your head up. >> Bang your head against the car. Bang your head against the car. >> I want you to let me go. Of course I'm going to do that. Anyone would do that. I just want to get out of this situation. >> Don't hit anyone with >> I just want to lay down. Listen. >> I told you up there. You calling all the names in the world. Right. >> I'm literally the victim of the police. This is the baby. >> I don't I don't want to be 13. She continued her facade hoping to turn an already bad situation in her favor. But her previous conduct already sealed her fate. >> I gave her so many warnings. How many warnings did I give? 15. But still, I don't want >> I gave you 15 warnings. >> That was an accident. Stop doing it like I wouldn't. I don't even know you in the face. >> It was an accident. I was trying to get away. Cool. It was cool. That's That's not an accident. >> Then what? Why would I intentionally kick this man in the face? Be for real. Why would I kick >> fighting to get loose? >> Yeah, but I did not mean to kick you in the face. You >> But you meant to bite me. That's still >> Yes, cuz you were hurting me. >> What you have to do? No, I don't want to do this. Just take me to jail. Well, that's where you were going at first, but >> Well, you were actually supposed to go with granddaddy, remember? >> Please don't do I want to go with my >> Don't do this. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me, mama. Help me. >> You'll help me when you get home. I don't want to go. Who are we waiting on? >> We're waiting on the ambulance. >> I don't want to get in that ambulance. >> You going to have a choice? >> I don't want them to sedate me. >> Well, >> I don't want to do none of this. Like, please. >> Please. >> That's fine. >> I don't want to do this. >> No. She's not going to the way she's acting. >> She's fighting us. They're not going to take her while she's fighting like this. They not. She already said she don't want to go to the jail. >> They're going to send her right back to the >> Please. I'mma act normal if you take me to the jail. >> She's got on her head. She self wounds on herself. >> She's already said she >> cuz I'm tired. I'm just tired. D tired. I don't have >> Can you get that stuff at the door and put it in your car? >> I don't want to do this. I don't want to do this. No. No. >> You know, you know I'm >> You know, you know I'm with you. I'm not I'm not against you. >> Why do you let her go on? She do this every time and she always play victim. I'm moving away. >> I don't want to. I don't want to. Please. [Music] >> I'm just drunk. >> Please don't let me. >> You're going to be all right. >> No, >> you're going to be all right. I'm coming. I'm coming down here and take care of you. I'm going be right there with you. Don't think Don't think by yourself. So, she's getting ready to leave with the grandpa. >> How long did she >> get? Like, how long today? >> Yeah. >> Please don't do this. >> I don't want to go. >> Okay. Listen. Listen. We're in a situation that we don't. Okay. I understand that. >> Okay. >> Stop. Stop. Listen. reason >> there's no reason >> no >> no >> talk to me >> I don't want to have to >> I don't want to I don't want to I don't want No, I'm not trying to kick you. >> Oh, I'm not going to kick you. That was an accident. That means I got to tell you. You're putting too much pressure on my shoulder. >> You're pushing up. Is that better? Okay. [Music] >> Yeah, we'll get her out. Let me go. The woman was eventually charged with battery, resisting arrest, and trespassing.