Please stop me. I need to go home. I need under arrest. We're going to call and just have to come get your children. >> The mother, who was banned from accessing recklessly, returned to the school, causing unimaginable chaos. >> Back down. This is not fair. Back down. >> You left him home alone. You got the You got the one-year-old girl laying in the middle of the road. They're just wandering up and down. It's It's a miracle they didn't get hit by a car. >> Your middle son had no pants on. >> A tense and tearful confrontation ends with dire consequences. A peaceful morning at elementary school is suddenly disrupted when a banned mother suddenly appears, defying both court orders and police. >> Back down. Back down. Just back down. Please stop. Do it to me. I need my home. I need >> desperation. She clutched her son tightly, screaming in anger as the police ordered her to let go and comply. >> Yes, sir. County government said the best. Can we get the bus? >> The county government. >> Kelly, talk to me. What's going on today? Remember your >> What's going on today? Huh? >> We are done with you. >> Byebye. >> Go. He is getting in the car. You back down. Please hit the twice. >> No, I am not. >> We're pretty close. >> No, honey. This direction says I can only read the book back now. And down. No, he's being in the car. >> Kelly, just hold on a second. >> Okay, talk to >> you. Taking that kid away from me for no reason. >> Talk to me. >> You need to be back down. >> Don't touch my boy. >> Stop. >> Trust her. >> Yeah, she's right. >> Yeah, you are trusting. No, I am not. Back down. >> Get your hand off my son. Get your hand off me. Back down. >> Get your hand off. You're abusing me. Back down. >> I'm not. No. Back down. >> Here's what's going on, Kelly. Okay. >> You're going to give me your arms and then we're going to talk about this. >> No. No. You are backing down for one more day to be with Circuit Court. It's back. >> You're hurting him. >> You are hurting me. >> Let go of your son. >> No, I'm not letting go of him. >> No. Back down. >> I am going home. Back down. >> Back down for my uh back down. No. >> This is not fair. Back down. >> Put your hands down. >> You're not okay, Miss Circuit Court. Give me my son. >> Put your hands behind your back. Thank you. >> You have to let go of my son. My >> This arm, too. Okay. >> Back down. You do not back down. >> Put this arm behind your back. Okay. >> I need to go home. >> Go home. I need to go home. Please do not do me. I need to go home. >> You are being abusive to me. You're >> not. >> Yes, you are. >> Where is my Adam? Are you hitting it? Please do not do that to me. Back down. need to back down. The new circuit court is back down. I can't hear, >> you know. I'm here to hear it and it's back down. There are special education laws and back down. Please, I can't hear enough. >> Let us figure this out and then we'll talk to you about please >> accusations and the child's cries mixed together. But the police were still forced to act forcefully to ensure everyone's safety. There really are special education laws, so you do have to back up. >> Now, we're going to double lock these so they don't get tighter on you. >> You can just drive my car home, okay? Please just drive me home. >> We're running into other issues because you're not supposed to be here. >> Yes, I am. This is a day of school. I get to school, too. Just drive me home. There's witness protection. There's back walls. There's all kinds of laws. Please drive home. I really cannot hear that. Well, just drive me and my son home, please, is all I ask. >> Okay. Do you have anything sharp on you? No, I don't carry sharks. I don't know about that. Just drive me and my son home, please. >> Okay, just stay right here. >> So, where's my son? >> He's back there. >> I really I am I really am not hearing the pair. I am hearing pairs. There is witness protection. >> You have to back down is my son. You are too aggressive. >> Just scaring people off the days at school and that pleasant miss can't write or figure out how to write permission for Miss Honor. You are okay on school days. >> Let me see these. No, these are mine. >> Drop them, please. >> Where is my Will you drive me home? >> Your husband's on his way up right now to pick up the kids. >> No, I want to go home, too. Please, I scout's honor. I am okay on school day. Please let me go home. >> At some point, you're going to get to go home. I don't >> I want to go home today. I have done nothing wrong besides drive off some forms for my kid. What are you doing? Are you crazy? >> No, you're not allowed here. You're not allowed to pull me right away. >> Yes, I am. Yes, I am. According to the judge, yes, I am. >> Okay. So, >> you do need to give officer Bronson your keys. Okay. >> No. No. No. Uhuh. >> I don't want your car. >> I want to go home. Protection, please. >> We're giving you options here. >> I want to go home. Where is my kiddo? I want to go home. He's on the AC. >> This is scared. You have all your gear and I am just a helpless female. Can I go home on a day of school? >> You are not free to leave. No. >> No. I want to go home. What is wrong? What is me wrong with turning enforcement? >> You're not allowed to be here. >> Yes, I am. According to judge, I am. >> Here's what you're going to do. You're going to give off. I get a lawyer. I get a lawyer. I get to go home. Yes, I do. No, I'm not going to be like this. >> You have the right to do all those things. >> I want to go home. >> Okay. >> The shocking truth gradually emerged. This was not the first time the woman had illegally entered the school despite a year-long ban. >> Want to go home? >> You need to give him your keys. >> No. Is he going to drive my car home? >> No, we don't do that. >> No. Yes, you do. Yes, you do. Yes, you do. >> Do you want your car towed? >> No, sir. No, sir. >> My husband's on his way up here. We're going to give him the keys. So, give him the keys. Otherwise, your car >> I want you to go home with him. >> You're not going home with him right now. >> Oh, yes, I am. What have I done wrong and tried to drop off my kids? >> Trespass. >> No, this is not trespassing. I have a legal right to go to school, too. Yes, I do. Yes, I do have legal right. >> Yes, I do. I don't know what's wrong with you, sweetie. But you need to be nice to some girls. >> You're not going to get a ring. Act like that. >> You're being mean. Ouch. >> I am being I am on a day of school just like them, too. And teacher egg is back down. Okay. You have to give that back to me. You're stealing my keys. >> It's your property. >> You're coming this way. >> I want you to go where? I have no trust in you. Where is my kiddo? Really? >> No. I have no trusting you. I want to stay there. Uh-uh. >> They probably did something to him last year. This is way too tight. >> 1 2 3. Come on. >> I I want to go home. >> No, I did not try. >> Let me go. Where is my keys? >> I said you have to take me home is what you have to do with this protection. You have to take me home cuz I have no way out and I can't figure this out. Where is my sweetie? >> No, I got the school. School. I'm having a day of school like everyone else. Where is my sweetie? >> He's in the AC. He's staying home. >> No, do not trust those fools. Look what they're doing on the day of school. >> We are not leaving until you >> I want to go home, sweetie. This is way too tight. >> You're going to fit. >> Where is my sweetie? >> Look at those cutout. Those cutouts for your feet at school than this. >> Those cutouts are for your feet. >> You'll get to wear shades when you are that crawl. >> I'm going to turn the AC up so you don't burn up. >> I want you to go. Ouch. >> Watch. Tuck your feet in there. >> There we go. >> Woo. Woo. >> He's been pretty compliant with all this. >> Oh, he's been super with us. He's kind of in a tough spot right now. >> Yeah, he's got a safe room in the basement. >> He's got supplies for a couple days. >> He's got go bags for the kids. >> Yeah, she was in court last week. Um, but the judge, Patricia, what you think kind of said um that we needed to go ahead and file. So, we're in the process of having our attorney file um a stalking order. No contact. What outcome awaits the mother as she faces criminal charges in a stormy legal future? >> We'll add this to it. But um she also >> the same scenario. She got nothing really. >> Yeah. She's been she's been denied access for a year and it's not up yet and she knows that and um so she's that's why she was in court cuz she showed up at Schaefer what a month ago. >> Summer school. >> Yeah, summer school and did the same thing and they took her in and certainly >> you guys have any questions before I run her? >> No. only if you just update us if she gets if she if Chestnut sends her if you want. >> I'm not CIT and he's not CIT. So, our senior officer is going to have to do all paperwork. All right. I'm a scoop. >> All right. You bet. In a little bit. >> Just hang on, Kelly. >> Okay. We're going to work all this out. Okay. We're going to work all this out. You getting enough air? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He was pulling up while we were leaving. >> Hang on. >> Kelly, >> Kelly, you just got to hang on. >> You're going to meet my children. It's going to be time for me. Your children. I'd like to go home. >> You're going to see your children in a little bit. I just have to do my job. >> I'm taking you home when when it when time allows. Yeah. >> We're going to the police department. >> No, I don't want to go there. I want to go home. You don't have you don't have the option. That's why you're going. >> You're scaring me now. I want to go home on my very face. Or you're scaring a lawyer citizen. Please. >> I want to go home. I'm a law citizen. >> Kelly was formally charged with trespassing and violating a protective order. This could result in a fine or jail time, and a record of violations could seriously affect Kelly's future custody of her children. Next, three children were found wandering the streets. One lying motionless in the middle of the road. the scene that caused neighbors to panic and call 911. >> You're under arrest. We're going to call GCF and these kids going to have to come get your children. >> You You left him home alone. You got the You got the one-year-old girl laying in the middle of the road. They're just wandering up and down. It's It's a miracle they didn't get hit by a car. >> Your middle son had no pants on. >> Police arrived. A car suddenly drove into the driveway and the woman stepped out and the truth gradually emerged. >> Hi. Do you have three kids? Are you home alone? Is there anybody home with them? >> No. >> Okay. Cuz they're all the way down the road. >> Jesus. >> Nobody's home with the kids. >> Nope. >> I was trying to rest the public to get some food together. >> Read. >> Yeah. All right. I'm going to read you something real quick. Before you ask any questions, you must understand your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can't be used against you in court. You >> also have the right to stop answering any time until you talk to a lawyer. Do you understand your rights? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> How old are the children? is four and a half. >> Okay. >> Okay. And then the other one. >> So, how old's the oldest one? >> Four. >> There's four. >> Four. >> Why would you leave them home alone? >> I don't do that. I always take them with me. But >> Well, you don't you don't always do that cuz you left them home alone today. >> And to let you know, one of them was just laying in the middle of the road. The other one was just wandering about aimlessly. And there's another one about three blocks down. >> Oh, >> can we get her info so I can >> call Delta Charlie Fox? >> The mother's reason was unacceptable to the police, especially knowing the dangerous situation of the children out there. >> Do you have your ID on you? >> All right, let me see it. >> I'll request an immediate response. >> Yeah. Oh, they're fine. >> No thanks to you. >> Hey, just to give you a heads up, we're in the early stages of it. Um, we got a call about three found children in the middle of the road. All three less than the age of four. Um, one of them was laying in the middle of the road. They were walking up and down. One of the neighbors said, "Hey, they live at this house." Um, so we go to knock on the door. No answer. While we're knocking, a car pulls into the driveway. Uh, it's the mother of the children. Um, she left a four, three, and a one-year-old home alone. So, I'm going to call DCF for an immediate response. Um, and then she's going to go 10:15 and we'll figure out the children. She looks like she ran to go run an errand. She said that she never leaves. I'm home alone. I said, "Well, you can't say never cuz you did today." So, once I get more, I'll give you more, but I just wanted to give you a heads up. >> Your oldest child. Where did you go just now? I picked grocery from Publix and then I went to Aldi to get him some fruits. >> What time did you leave this morning? >> 11:39 or so. >> 11:30ish. >> Who else lives here? Who all lives here? >> My husband, but he's traveled. >> He's what? >> He's traveled. So, currently I'm the only one with a >> He's traveling. >> The police investigated further and found that no one in the family could help look after the children. Everything depended on her. >> He's traveled. Not around. He's traveled. >> Oh, he's not around. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, it's just you. >> Do you have any family in the area? >> This area? >> Huh? >> No. >> So, you have nobody? >> No. >> No. Aunts, uncles, cousins, brothers, sisters? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. Why did you leave them home alone? >> Say to tell you honestly today. I mean, you don't even have car seats in the car. >> No, I I I this is the car I use, but this is my private car. So, this is I use the white one to go for the grocery, but this is what we use. I can get you the car key. >> Okay. So, you have nobody that could come get the kids? >> No. >> Nobody. >> So, about an hour you left them home alone? with no care, no supervision, no nothing. >> All right, I'm going to call DCF. She can >> Yeah, put your hand behind your back. You're under arrest. We're going to call DCF and DCF's going to have to come get your children. >> Yeah. DCF's going to take care of that because you didn't. Okay. DCF's going to make sure that they're taken care of because you chose not to this morning. >> Finally, the police made a surprising and harsh decision opening up a legal battle ahead. >> You know that I didn't choose to say because the neighbor >> Well, you you left him home alone. You got the You got the one-year-old girl laying in the middle of the road. They're just wandering up and down. It's It's a miracle they didn't get hit by a car. >> Your middle son had no pants on. >> All the way down. >> We have an adult female under arrest. I'm going to go call DCF. I got all the kids info. I'm going to request an immediate response. She has no family in the area. Her husband's traveling. So, >> you ask around for a female for a female search, please. >> I'll do that cuz you got the kiddos. She can sit for a minute. >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> I saw you put some shoes. It doesn't fit here. Can I tell you where her shoes are? >> No. >> No. >> You had your chance to be a mother and you >> in Oregon. Aggravated child neglect. Maximum prison term 10 years maximum fine $250,000 0 USD or both. The mother faces felony charges of child neglect with possible jail time and court appearances. The three children will be placed in DCF's temporary care while the agency evaluates the mother's ability to provide for them in the future. Coming grocery shopping only takes an hour, but the price could be 10 years behind bars. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you very much.