Sam, now we're going to be resisting, too. >> I didn't do anything. >> Don't add resistance. >> God damn. I didn't do anything. Don't add resistance, Sam. >> Okay, you're coming with me. You're under arrest because you scratch. >> I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> If you resist, you will get another >> 12-year-old boy calls police to report abuse, but the truth is more terrifying than imagined. >> Stop. >> Stop. I want away from me. Stop with me. I dropped him first. are going in the east coast right now. >> What police officed into an unexpected tragedy? When police knocked on the door to rescue a 12-year-old child, the woman inside coldly challenged, "Is there a warrant?" And >> so he'll do it. >> Now we're going to be resisting too. >> I didn't do anything. >> Don't add resistance. >> God damn. I didn't do anything. >> Don't add resistance, Sam. >> The chilling warning. Open the door now or we will blow it open. The reaction from inside was even more shocking. Oddly enough, as of the third story, those of us inside Mike's >> That's not how this is going to work. >> Oh, you want to see how it works? >> Yeah, go ahead. We got a call about domestic about a >> don't domestic here. >> Well, the thing is we have to check it out. >> I don't care. >> Okay. Well, I'll talk to Patrick then. >> Go inside. I got to call about her domestic. >> No answer. >> Oh, no. She already came out and screamed at me and said we better get a warrant. And I was just waiting for somebody cuz if she's going to be Sam's drunk, Patrick's drunk, and we're not coming in the house. So, I was waiting for >> 911. Females refusing to answer the door. Do you still have a 12-year-old on the phone? >> She's locked us out, and I'm not going to pick the fight with her. So, >> does the 12-year-old feel safe enough to come out to us? Otherwise, we're going to have to force entry. >> Open the door. We'll break it down. >> You got a warrant? >> We have to check the wellbeing of a 12-year-old. The 12-year-old needs to come talk to me or we will break it down. You ain't got a warrant. >> So they're not going to let him come down. >> Oh yeah. >> Uh so Patrick is stupid and drunk every night and he tries to pick somebody. >> He tries to pick fight. That's him. He tries to pick >> Get your ass in the house. >> Nope. Get away. >> You can shut the up. This is my house. >> Hey, >> shut up, Baldi. >> No. Hey, I don't have >> these two started it with my husband. >> Okay, that's fine. both of them. >> I'll talk to you, too. >> And he was arguing with my mom. I don't know why, but uh she went with uh >> Your mom, right? >> So, she went somewhere she went somewhere to do laundry, I think. And uh >> so he uh he gets real stupid at night. >> Hold on just a second. Okay. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Pull away from me. >> First, you're going in right now. Do you understand that? Go in. Samantha. Samantha. >> Doctor. Samantha. >> You going to be calm? You going to be calm? >> Yeah. What? >> All right. Stay calm. >> We'll be calm as long as you are. >> Stay seated. Just stay seated. Stay there. >> Amid the chaos, allegations of drunkenness, violence, and even a suffocating fight were revealed to police by the child himself. >> Continue. What you >> Okay. So, my mom was walking out the door with laundry and my baby brother. And then once she got outside, uh me and Kane, my uncle were trying to like hold him back from the door. So he went like cuz he gets real close and personal. >> So >> Patrick, so we got him away and we wait by uh his bed gym door so he doesn't do anything stupid because he will just randomly start yelling at people and then he got too close to me and started pushing me against the wall. So I got mad and I tackled him onto the couch and he wouldn't let me get up so he grabbed my hair and try to pull me. So I started punching him a lot and uh he got like right there and then he let go. So I backed away and then I called you. Okay, >> we got to get this resolved and you guys are going about it all wrong. Okay. >> I was in the bathroom. All I heard was the boys attacking him and I came out. I pulled both the boys off. That's all I know. >> Teenage boys. >> Him and Kagan. >> So, you don't know what started it? >> I really don't. >> You came out and they were all >> I was in the bathroom. >> All three of them were in a fight. >> In the bathroom going pee. >> That was Patrick and the two boys. >> That's all I know. I heard it. I heard it in the living room and I came out of the bathroom and both boys were on top of him. So, you don't know what started started though? >> I really don't. >> Has there been anything going on prior to you going to the bathroom? Any argument? Anything like that? Anything? >> I have nothing to say because the whole >> That's my mom and that's my stepdad. >> Stepdad. Okay. All right. What What happened? >> He was arguing with Carly. >> Who's Who's he? Pat. >> Patrick. >> Okay. >> Pat was arguing with my sister Carly and I tried to calm him down so they don't get into a fight and he told me to go to bed like he always does every night. And so he starts to push me in the uh bedroom and I start to push him back, skip forward a few hours and then mom, my mom goes into the bathroom and then he puts his hands on Kagan and then I try to get him off of Kagan and then Kagan starts to push him back, you know, to get him off of him. >> And do you know what that argument started about with >> with Henry Patrick? >> Yeah. >> He just touched Kagan. That's all. Like touched his shirt like grabbed it. >> He grabbed Kagan's shirt. Were they arguing? Is that did And then he grabbed the shirt or what? What? Why did he grab the shirt? because they were getting nerd in an argument. >> Okay. When he pushed you, what happened? >> I pushed him back. >> As the adults and children's testimonies clash, the truth emerges and the police are forced to make an inevitable decision. >> You got your eyes are your this eye looks a little black or something. Is that old or new or did you get struck at any point or >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> You know this ain't the right way to handle things. Why does it got to escalate to this? >> Because he's not at fault. >> We don't know that or not. He's being >> But you guys automatically arrested him >> because the way you guys didn't answer the door and kept the kid in there. >> I didn't keep them in there. The boys were in the bedroom. >> And Sam, we know how you guys get when you guys get drinking. >> Okay. So, it's just for everybody's safety that we just detain them until we figure out what's going on. So, what happened to you? You got some bruises on you and some scrapes. >> Where? >> Well, you got scrape down here under your arm. >> Oh, that's from my dogs. >> So, you didn't get in the middle of that? I pulled the boys off of him. But no, those are from my dogs. >> My mom hasn't done anything. It's just him. Every night he gets drunk and then just starts. >> Your mom hasn't been drinking today. >> Yeah, but she doesn't get drunk though. >> Okay. >> Cuz he argues with people over stupid stuff, >> right? Okay. So, whenever was your mom around either of the times that >> Well, she was around. She was in the kitchen making supper the first time and then she came in and split us up. The second time she was in the bathroom and then she came out to us again. >> But she wasn't around when it started. Just for the end of it. >> No, not not the end of it. >> Uh they Patrick started it. >> Yeah. He said two different deals. One with him earlier today and one with him just now. >> Him first. Uh he witnessed everything with that happened with him. Patrick was getting in his face. Um >> he said Patrick like grabbed his shirt or something then. >> Yeah. They started sh He was shoving him up against the wall. push. >> And then I get he said he pushed him back off of them. Well, then Patrick threw him on the couch. And >> but the shock did not stop there. The woman suddenly became the center of attention, dragged away, screaming and resisting, ending in a dramatic arrest. >> You're on arrest for obstruction. >> No, I'm not. >> Sam, now you're >> Now we're going to be resisting, too. >> I didn't do anything. >> Don't add resistance. >> God damn. I didn't do anything. >> Don't add resistance, Sam. Don't do anything. >> Stand up. I didn't do anything. I was just telling you >> hooked on my hair. Hold on. Your heart is hooked on my >> I didn't do anything. Boy, I didn't do anything. >> Quit pulling. Quit pulling. >> You got your >> I didn't do anything. I wouldn't obstruct him. Sit in the chair. >> You tried to run inside. That's not good. Sam, stop. >> You obstructed earlier. >> Just get your citation. Go. >> Now you're resisting. >> Can I get a citation and go back inside? >> You're getting resisting also. Obstruction and resisting. >> Quit resisting and see what we can get done. You're making this difficult. You're making this more difficult than it needs to be. Sam, just stop. Stop. >> Mike, please call Carly. >> Just stop. >> Tell us we got to come get the child. >> Who do you want to care for your child? >> Would you guys please? I'm not doing anything. >> Who wants to care for your child? >> Why am I obstructing? >> You obstructed whenever I was detaining Patrick earlier. >> That was earlier. I was telling you what was going on. The boys >> I told you to get back and you weren't listening. you. >> I was sitting in >> and then you resist. And then you resisted when they tried to get you away from me. That's >> No. >> And you're resistant again. >> Mike, please. >> Nothing like I do. Sam, you did this. >> I didn't do it. >> Please, guys. Please. Mike, please. I was sitting in the chair. >> Hey, go get your >> Stand up. Sam, stop. >> Stand up. >> Go to jail. >> We're going to take you up there. You'll get a ticket. You come back. I'm scared. >> All right. go up there. He'll process you and he'll bring you home. >> No, he's not. You're not. It's not a detainable offense with the Safety Act. You're going to get transported to jail. You're going to get your citations issued. You'll be processed and then you'll be released. Obstructing you while you're acting like this. So, you're going to make it take longer. You are. Under the California Penal Code SS23E1, the crime of domestic violence is punishable by county jail up to one year, fine up to $2,000, 0, or both. Man charged with two counts of domestic violence, one count dismissed, one count convicted, sentence one-year probation plus fine. Mother charged of obstructing execution, dismissed but still convicted of resisting arrest. Sentenced 12 months probation, plus fine. Next, just one call from a child. The police immediately rushed to the chaotic house, but no one expected the mother to react so violently. >> Okay, you're coming with me. You're under arrest because you scratched me. I'm not. >> Yes, you are. You're under arrest. >> If you resist, you will get another >> what? >> They're going to get another charge for resisting. As police tried to separate the parties, the woman repeatedly shouted, "Get out of my house now." and counted down as if challenging the authority of the law. >> Go right here. >> Hey, hold on. Hang on there. Come over here. Come over here. I got to get you guys separated. Come on over here. >> Get out. >> No. >> No. Yeah, you can. I'm not going to leave. >> Get out. >> Yeah, because I didn't let you in my house. So, get out. >> Well, I'm investigating domestic. No, >> I'm going to I'm going to count to three and you better get out. You should know. You shouldn't touch me. You should know it. >> Exactly. So, get out because I didn't let you in my house. So, get out. >> One. >> No. What's going on? >> So, get out and then I'll talk to you when I'll come out. Yeah. >> 1 2 3. >> No. I'm going to come out. You can talk to me. Right. >> Okay. What's going on? Come on. >> Okay. You can sue me later. You can do whatever you want. >> No, because my door was open. I didn't let you in. So, get out. Please. What's going on? >> I'm going to I'm going to count to three and 1 2 3. >> Yes. Get out. >> 2011. I'm 10 for >> Officer Diaz. Yep. >> I'm I'm going to say 1 2 3. You got to get out of my house. >> Right. No, you know what's going on, right? >> Yep. I'm investigating the message. What's going on? >> We can talk out. >> What's going on? >> One. I know my I know my house. >> Okay, then finish the three. >> All right. So, then get the out. Get out of my house because I didn't let you in because the door was open. I didn't let you in. >> What's going on? >> Get out of my house. >> Nope. What's going on? >> Get out of my house. >> Can you take a breath? Your kids are >> No, I don't give a my kids are there. Get out of my house. I don't care. Get out. Come on. >> Wait. What's going on? >> Okay. Well, we're not going to talk. >> Where is he at? >> Nope. So, you can get out. Get out of my house. You're not allowed to come in here. You're stupid as Get out. 1 2 3. Get out. Get out. I'm not going to touch you, but you got to get out. >> No, because I'm busting. >> No, because you're not allowed in my house. I didn't let you in. 1 2 3. I didn't let you in. Get out. >> No, I'm going to wait for my backup. >> Can we go outside? Because he's not listening. >> Okay. We're We're here. >> Yeah, you guys are not listening. I didn't let you in. >> No, you're not listening. I didn't let you in my house. >> As tensions escalated, she declared, "I know the law." and openly confronted each officer in front of the children. >> My house or not, miss. >> Okay, I will come out with you. I will all all three of us can come out with >> this could all be resolved with the >> Exactly. Then let's go outside. But you guys are not allowed in my house. Let's go. >> Grab him and come outside >> because he knows the law. So, can we come outside or not? You [ __ ] >> They talk. >> Yeah. [ __ ] So, go outside. Exactly. Go outside. >> No, I will go after you because I'm going to go out because you don't mess. Let's go. >> You know the law. No, >> cuz I didn't let you in my house. The door was open, but I didn't let you in my house. >> Come outside of my house because I didn't let you in. I No, he knows the law. I didn't let him in my house. Come outside my house. Diaz, >> can we stop yelling? >> No, I'm not going to stop yelling because I didn't let Diaz inside my house and I know all three of your cameras are on and I didn't let Diaz inside my house. So, can you tell me to come out? I will step out with him. That's [ __ ] Come out because I didn't let you in my house. Diaz, step outside my house cuz I didn't let you in and you don't have permission to be in my house. Yeah. Yeah. I This guy is came in my house without me letting him in. I know you guys know the rules. >> 911 call. >> Okay. Who is the Who is a 911 call from? Who? >> Say the name. >> I don't have a name. >> Okay. Well, then call your dispatch and call and ask for her name. >> So then what's the name? What's the name? Can you guys get out? Go over there. >> You said mommy was hitting dad. >> Let you in. I didn't. You just barged in. I didn't let you in. Can you get out? >> Well, the door was open. >> I'm going to tell you to please get out of my house. Yeah, because I didn't let him in. >> Oh, and I already told you. >> I didn't let you in. I didn't >> Can you come tell him that we didn't let him in? >> Why are you so hostile with us? >> Because don't talk in my house. >> Well, why are you being hostile? >> Because I didn't let you in and I know the law. So, tell him to step the out. Just Just >> because the number came from my phone. >> Oh my god. I'm not reasoning with you. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Just one small action was enough to turn an investigation into an arrest. And the consequences for this woman were not light. >> I'm not going to touch you because you guys play this. Oh, you touched me. I'm going to arrest her. You got to go. >> You already remember you already touched me. Yep. I told you. You got to go. No, you didn't. So, play it back. You got to go. >> Can you take your officer with you? I will come out with you guys. >> Because I didn't let him in. >> He can make his own decision. I'm not going to touch. Yeah, but he's got to go because he's waiting for me to touch him and he's aing [ __ ] to touch me. I'm waiting for him to talk to us. [Music] >> Perfect. >> Then you can stay in here. Yeah, this is my house. You under this is my house and I give you one last minute. >> No, because this is my house. I know the law. I know the law. >> You're going to be under arrest. >> Okay. So, >> Okay. But I can't let you guys in, right? >> You're close to getting a battery on me there. >> Oh my god. You guys are so stupid. Because I know the law. >> You don't open the door. We're going to kick down the door. You got 5 seconds or we're going to force our way in that door. >> One. >> One. >> Two. >> Three. Four. >> Five. >> Five. >> Okay. She's >> Okay. You're coming with me. You're under arrest because you scratched me. >> I'm not. >> Yes, you are. You're under arrest. If you resist, you will get another charge. >> No, I'm not. >> If you resist, you're going to get another charge. >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. Get up because >> No, I'm not. No, I'm not. Bring her off. Bring it up. >> Why am I in Harris? >> Get away from the children. Put your hands behind. Put your hand behind your back. >> Why? Tell me why. Tell me why. Tell me why. I don't do >> what? >> They're going to get another char resistance. >> Wait. Can I get Can I get some clothes on, please? Please. I don't have clothes on. >> Put your hands behind your back or you're going to go to the ground. Finally, amid screams and desperate resistance, she was escorted to the car only to face serious and undeniable charges. >> Can you mark anything? >> Close. All right. >> Okay. So, then tell him. I'm going to stand right here like still. Literally. >> Yeah. >> Literally, I'm going to stand right here. Can you tell him to get me clothes? >> Yes. >> All right. Let me adjust these so they don't close up. >> What's your name? Otherwise, you have to go to county. >> Okay. Well, can you guys get me clothes and then give you no instruction? I literally don't have clothes on. >> We're going to get you clothes. >> You call me. Give me clothes and I'll tell you my >> He's working on it. Why can't you just tell us your name and make this easier? >> Because why are you guys arresting me? I didn't call you guys. >> Listen. I don't >> Do you guys see my face or not? >> Listen. Listen. >> Okay. >> Yeah, >> you should at least work. >> Yeah, because this guy came in like a 100%. I didn't let him in. He's >> not letting you go. >> I didn't let him in without with with permission. I didn't get We don't know that. Okay. Can you call him over here if you hit him? >> Okay. So then can I sit there and you guys call him out here and then ask him past that point right now? >> No, we're not because you guys are just No, you're not because I didn't let him in. Can you let me go? I'm not going anywhere. >> No, the way you're going. Okay. But I'm not going anywhere to the car in pre-clos. Awesome. To the car. To their car. >> Stand back. Stand back. >> Yeah. I don't have clothes on. >> Stand back. >> I don't have clothes on. Ready? I don't clothes on. I don't have clothes on. Please. >> Okay. >> The woman was charged with aggravated assault on a police officer and resisting arrest. The next steps are detention, filing of a criminal complaint, and prosecution, which could result in jail time, fines, or probation. If there is no police call, how long will this last? 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.