Stop. Who is it on camera? You're not camera. >> Stop. Because you're telling me. Because you're telling me. >> A mother leaves her young child at home, falls into a spiral of drinking and stealing at Walmart. >> Stop trying me. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Get off my Let go of her. >> No. >> Leave her alone. Leave her. >> What's wrong with >> the police show up? Things escalate into chaos with an unexpected ending. At a crowded Walmart, a drunk woman loses control, challenging the police with chaotic words. But things quickly escalate when she takes dangerous action. >> Stop. Stop trying me. >> Stop. Stop. Hello. >> Get off. >> What seemed like a conversation suddenly turned into a brawl when the woman shouted, "Try me!" and attacked the police at the scene. Other people, I Okay, you called the cops. I'm here. What's going on? You come at me. >> I don't care who does dope. >> Okay. So, what is going on? That's what I'm asking these people here. He does. >> Can you film? >> Sorry. >> Okay. Listen. You called me for help. >> Oh, you're going to play that. >> What is going on? That's what I'm asking you. I just didn't want to be in the corner. Okay. That's all I'm saying is to step out of the door. >> Yeah. You want to play? >> Listen. >> You want to play? >> I'm not messing with you. I'm asking you what's going on. >> Do you want to be drug tested? Okay. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Mother. Stop. Try me. >> Stop trying. >> Stop. After subduing the suspect, police revealed the tense moment that forced them to take action before being punched in the face. >> Try stop trying. >> Stop. Stop it. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. SC. >> All right, roll over. Roll over. >> Stop. Get off radio, >> dude. Roll in. >> Roll over. >> Get off my Stop. >> Pull your hand out. >> Oh, you jargon drug dealer. >> Stop. You are. >> You are under arrest. >> Come on, son. I have cut this [ __ ] >> No. >> Stop. I >> think it's the I died for you. Stop. You're >> not trying. >> We're in the main entrance. We got to cut. >> You got to custo addicts undercover. >> Is there anything on you we should know about? >> Undercovered. >> Is there anything that's going to hurt us? Poke us, stick us on you. >> Oh no. >> Any weapons? >> But the shock doesn't stop there. The investigation uncovers a shocking secret involving children left alone while their mothers get drunk and cause trouble. >> More problem. >> [ __ ] you, too. >> No. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Go get a hobble. Go get a hobble. Get in there weapons. God know weapons. Stop. >> I got resisting. Relax. >> I got mother. I don't need you. I'll help her run. Help you. Baby stop twisting. >> Yeah. Stop. Stop. Okay. [Music] Ready. Roll your side. We'll do it for you then. >> You want to do sha? >> I'll go. >> I'll rip you apart. Send her up. Take her out to the car. >> All right. >> Drug dealers. >> They're all going to get you all daily. That's mine. I'll >> try me. Yep. you. >> I tried to help her. >> As the truth emerges, this woman faces serious charges. And the price may be more than just her freedom. >> Hello, >> my name is Sergeant Jackson. >> Hi, Sergeant Jackson. >> So, walk me through your interaction with my officer today. Kind of explain what happened. What would you like? >> Let's start from the beginning. When my officer got on, see what happened. >> Oh, I took my girlfriend in to get a couple things so we could feed everybody. >> Okay. >> And get everybody well. >> Okay. >> To get everybody what I'm well. Okay. Well, not feeling well then. I take it >> they weren't. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I had them all well though. >> I had them all well. Okay. >> Cuz nobody wanted to ask. >> Okay. Um I'm concerned about the interaction that you had with my officer though. So kind of talk to me once uh the the officer got there and you were talking to her. What happened? >> No reason why you were fighting with my officer. >> Where's he? No, I'm asking you why why it took four of them to to get you restrained. >> I'm asking you that. >> Well, no. Like, >> why did it why did they have to restrain you in the first place? First of all, you know why >> the suspect has been charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and assaulting a police officer, child endangerment is still under investigation. If convicted, she faces jail time, a serious criminal record, and the risk of losing custody of her children. Next, a mother loses control. A 2-year-old's life is in danger. Police rush in for a dramatic rescue. Let go of her. No. >> Leave her alone. Leave her alone. >> What's wrong with you? You're not >> because you're telling me. >> Because you're telling. The emergency call reported a domestic violence incident with the suspect being a mother who was drunk and took her child away in the night. >> What's going on with you and your >> Nothing. >> Okay. Do you want to want to stop and talk to us? >> What? >> Ma'am, I'm trying to talk to you. >> I know. What do you What is it that you need? >> Okay. Your mom called us. >> I don't know why she kicked me out the car. >> What happened before we got here? >> Uh, nothing. She was harassing me. Call my little daughter a little [ __ ] And I got out the car cuz I cannot stand still. >> Can you Can you stand still? >> Yeah. I mean, I have a a kid with me. How would I stand still? What the >> What the >> What happened? >> Nothing. >> Why would you call 911? >> I'm going to put her sweater on the floor. >> Do you mind? >> We're We're trying to talk to you. We're trying to figure >> What is it that you need? >> What do you mean? You're obviously not. >> You're telling your voice and I'm not my voice unless you are. >> It's not funny. talk my little daughter a little bit and I need to leave the car because I don't stand that talk to you. My daughter does not need to be talked like that. There's nothing other than water and bottle in here. So you can check that. >> Hold up. >> I don't need to hold up cuz I'm not arrested. I know my >> No, no, no. You don't know that cuz you als she also Okay, stop. >> She also said what? 14year-old her. Do not grab me when I have my daughter in my face. >> Well, then don't walk away. >> I'm not. >> But don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't move. >> And you have a camera on you. Don't touch me. >> Then don't try walking away. >> I am not. I'm talking to you. >> Before we lock you up and take your daughter away, so you need to take my daughter away. >> Stop. Just Just stop. Listen. Where did this >> Wow, that's amazing. >> Where did this all stem? Where did Where did it start today? What happened? We were at Enchanted Castle and she never wants to spend money on us. And >> so you were at Enchanted Castle. What What happened from there? >> Are you [ __ ] serious? >> What What happened from there? >> She called my little daughter a [ __ ] That's not acceptable in any parent term. >> She's She's saying you punched your brother or whoever's in the >> Nobody. Okay. >> I didn't punch anybody. She wants to take my brother because she's white >> and she just wants her and I just wanted to be left alone. So I left the car. When police approached, the woman struggled, denying all accusations, turning the conversation into a tense confrontation. >> I'm on the street trying to take my daughter. >> What's your first name? >> Olivia. >> Olivia. >> And then just do >> you haven't met on? >> No. >> What's your date of birth? >> This is the last time they tried to take my daughter from me. I can't believe she said that. >> Okay. >> I was just leaving peace. I don't know why she's always trying to take my kid. >> What's your address? >> I don't have. >> You don't have an address? Are you homeless? >> Yes. That's why. That's why they're trying to take you. Please tell me to take her. >> All right, hold on. >> What? They're mad because I'm as well. Yes. >> Okay. Are they coming with you? >> Yes. Yes. Yes. I can I can show you. I can show you on this phone. Please. I can show you. >> All right. Just hang on tight. You don't don't go anywhere. Okay. >> I don't know why she's doing this. I really want to chase. >> All right. Just That's not a good idea. >> No, it's not. Just doing this on purpose. >> All right. Just hang out right here. Okay. >> Olivia was uh in there uh grabbing liquor. Uh, she walked in front of a car with a I don't need to explain all this to you. Um, they're gonna take the baby away if you don't come and get >> She's like She's drunk out of her mind. She walked in front of a car with a in front of a car. So, a car with one or >> she's nuts. >> You you you got to take the baby before the state takes the baby away from. So, she's going to get arrested. >> Suddenly, the suspect ran towards the train tracks, pushing his 2-year-old daughter into a life ordeath situation in just a split second. Hey, give give me that. >> No. >> Oh my god. My god. My phone's help. >> No. No. No. Give me the baby. >> You cannot kick my baby. >> You are You are Let go of her. >> No. >> Leave her alone. Leave her behind. >> What's wrong with you? Put your hands wrong with you. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're Stop. >> Why are you scaring my child? You're not on camera. >> You are not fitting camera. >> Because you're telling me. >> Because you're telling me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You hitting me. >> Look at you hitting me with my daughter in your head. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Your hands are right here. >> Put them behind your back. >> And what happened? >> You scared my daughter. >> You lost. >> I got it. Just Just let it >> scared of you. Now you're Now you're under arrest. You're You're not >> for child endangerment. You're You're You're running on a train track with a kid. >> Run out of the train. My phone fell. >> Jesus Christ. >> My phone fell. You id. >> It fell on the >> Now you're under arrest. >> Um you let that >> You think it's safe walking? >> No. Can you tell me the >> practice? We're at Why are you doing this? Uh just just one more call transport. >> I'm letting you please don't let him take >> No. Well, no. It's too late now. >> Please. >> Nope. >> I know it's Nope. But I was listening to you more than him. >> And you're obviously under influence of >> I'm not I'm not My phone fell. >> I can smell it on your breath. So you're not in any state to make any hard decisions. >> It's okay. I'll get her back. It's my daughter. I'm >> open. We're going to get Okay. Okay. Okay. A breathless struggle broke out as police desperately tried to rescue the child while the mother fought back frantically. Uh, one female in custody and uh, we're good here. Can you step out, please? Stand right here. >> You're just locking me up for no reason. >> Relax. What's your name? Okay. What is your first name? What's your name, young lady? Olivia Agelar. I'm pretty sure they should have told you that before I came in, dude. >> First of all, don't talk to me like that. Right now, >> I'm not talking I'm answering your question. My name's Olivia Agelar. They should have told you that before I came in here, >> young lady, nobody's told me anything about you yet. Okay. >> Now, >> thanks. >> Turn around. Face me, young lady. >> Yeah, I'm sure I need to hide my stuff. >> What's your current address? Don't have one. >> Where's your last known address? >> Don't have one. I've been homeless. I have I actually have a on on my phone. Um, housing. So, you can see that I have not one. >> What is your name? >> I just told you my name. Olivia Aguar. >> Good enough. >> How is that my name? Patricia. >> Good enough. >> Great. I'm glad we have this conversation. >> Y, you could be going home in about 20 minutes. >> I am going home in 20 minutes. This is ridiculous. You're asking me questions that, you know, >> I am waiting for a lawsuit. I am so waiting for that. >> Good. I'm >> so waiting for it. >> You can get in line with that. >> Good. And I will. >> In Illinois, firsttime child endangerment is a class A misdemeanor with a maximum penalty of one year in jail and a fine of up to $2,5000. Police said she was charged with child endangerment, domestic violence, fleeing police, obstruction of justice, and disturbing the public order. In the end, the mother sprinted herself to the jail, and the daughter was luckily rescued by the police. Hey guys, what do you think about the situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with donations. Thank you very much.