On February 22nd, [music] 2026, police respond to a residence at 4:00 in the morning. The dramatic events that unfolded would result in the suspension of [music] a responding officer. Here. How are you? I'm good. What can I help you with tonight? I need to get my van. Pretty much. Okay. And I really want to get my kids and I don't know if that's like illegal Like I just need to get everything really quick. All right. Well, let me Let me try to paint the picture for you real quick. Are you guys married or anything? No. Is this Is this your house? Yes. Okay. Do you live here? I'm assuming. I'm Yes. I haven't We've been separated for a few days. Okay. Where are the kids at? Are they here? They're here. >> [snorts] >> Okay. All right. So, it Are you guys having some issues or something? Okay. Okay. >> [sighs] >> Well, I mean, I can be here so you guys can talk or or anything like that. I mean, I I can't tell you what to do, but at the same time um I can try to help mediate a little bit. No problem. It's kind of late in the night, so did Did something happen? Yeah, he came and got it I had his truck. He was I told him I wasn't ready to come home yet and I've been staying um with him as a roommate. Okay. How long has that been going on for? Since probably Monday. There's five kids in this house right now. Okay. Where Where are you planning on taking the kids to? I was going to take them back there with me. But Okay. his door. I don't I really don't want to go through the front door and get the kids. all right. Well, if you don't mind hang out for just a moment. Let me get my supervisor over here. We're going to talk. >> Okay. All right, chill out for just a moment. Yep. He's just getting his stuff. So, that's that's basically right that she's got. She's been staying with some friends. I guess that her and her husband had had a fight. They both live here. They both have kids here. Um what she's wanting to do essentially is take the kids back with her to her friend's house. Okay. Um I told her, I mean, that's your decision, but it would be best if you talked to your husband about that and see what you guys want I mean, the most I can really do is just try to mediate and see if they can come to a conclusion on that. But, she says, like I said, that they had a fight. >> Is he against it? I don't know yet cuz I haven't talked to him. She just got here. So, I was talking to her, getting her side. Okay. So, we're about to go knock on the door and at 4:30 in the morning and see what he wants to do, you know. All right, let's go talk to him and see what we can do. I mean, like if I leave the kids here tonight, like will I get abandonment? No, they're your kids. They're both y'all's kids. So, like So, how long do I have like if I don't pull them out of this house right now, how long do I got before he can go file for abandonment? Well, it there wouldn't be any abandonment involved um simply because you're you're both the parents of the kids. You're both married. They belong to both of you. So, the only thing I can recommend is y'all be adults and try to find a good solution. If you can't, then best thing to do is go to court and get somebody to mediate the situation for you guys. Okay, so what if I come back in a few days and I'll open my kids? You can do that. >> That's that's an option. I mean it is early in the morning and tensions might be a little bit high waking everybody up. Yeah, yeah, but I don't want There's five kids with I don't know what to do. They they they reside here and this is where the law says they should be. >> Yeah. So you're not going to get penalized for that. If you want to go for the night or a couple of days just to let things cool down, that's fine. You're not going to lose custody or nothing like that. Okay? All right, cuz everybody has been trying to tell me like they can get me abandoned with my kids because I'm not here. >> No, that's just that's just if you leave and disappear and nobody hears from you ever again. That's As long as that doesn't happen you can still call, right? But I can get another I'm saying does your kids have phones? I need to grab I'm going to need to grab one of my babies phones and then I can like use cuz like they have like >> Or just grab a phone number that you can keep in touch, but don't disappear for 2 weeks. Yeah. You know? I'm not going to disappear. Like I've been coming over seeing them. I've been talking to them on the phone like Okay. That's good. And that's what you keep got to keep doing that. Yep. Until you guys can work out something as adults and come to a good conclusion with each other. I don't know what you guys got going on. Yeah, what's the What's the plan? Like are y'all planning [snorts] on divorce or are you planning on moving out? What's what's going on? >> I wanted I wanted to like I I just I don't know if I want a divorce or what, but I've been telling him I'm like I need some time and I've been remaining with him and he has like two other roommates He has that one roommate and then another roommate and they're all men. And he's he's said, "Oh, you're just over there with a bunch of men doing this and that." I'm like, "No, that's not what >> And you can see You can see how that looks, but that's not here. Neither here nor there, so. But all of his He has three kids of his own here, and they pretty much all hate me, and they didn't come to my job. And told my job that I'm the reason that one of them's cutting themselves and hurting themselves and all this other stuff, and I'm like, "I don't want to come back right now." Because it's going to It's not okay until It's a good That's a good choice. Yep, good choice. So, I just need I needed more time, and he came and got the truck, and I didn't want to take the van because there's all the babies here. And it's like, if you're going to take the truck, then I'm going to have to take the van. I have to get to work. I have to support myself. I You're going to have [snorts] to talk that out with him and >> Yeah, who Who are the vehicles uh in whose name? >> The truck is in his name, and the van's in mine. Okay. And you can take the van whenever you want. You don't have to ask permission for the Um just get get what you need to get and get you going. Then you can work You can work on the other stuff later. Oh, he's on the couch. Sure, I'm just going to go and park. Who is that? Who is that? That's not him. That's It's some random guy. He got friends over maybe? Yeah, I guess. Do you have the keys or what? No, I don't have the keys. You can go in if it's open. This is your house. I'm sure they got everything locked. Hey kitty. Knock on them. Knock. This is your house. Oh, yes. TJ, come here. The police is here. Come here. I'm coming to get my van. My van. Come on. The police is right here. Come on. You need to come outside. Yes, sir. Hey, how's it [snorts] going, man? Can we talk to you for a minute? We're just trying to talk about her situation. I can I can talk right now. Okay. All right. All right. Well, she's she's wanting to get her keys to her van. If you can if you can let her get those, it is in her name, so we want to It's in my name, [clears throat] too. Okay. Well, You're a co-signer. Yeah, but it's in her name as well, so you can't >> in my name as well, too. Yes, I know, but you can't So, I want to keep it. You can't keep it from me. >> you give me the truck or you give me the van, one of the two. I told you I wasn't ready to come home. >> Is it fine if you'd let her use it? >> No. Why? Well, that that Why can't she let me use it? And that's fine. >> a vehicle. But she she's going to need a vehicle to be able to drive, and it's in both of y'all's names. >> Hey, tell him to stop yelling. There is kids in this house. Okay. All right. So, here All right. So, here's the deal. Um You can gain access to the property whichever way you want. >> He's just a co-signer. Oh my god. That's what I'm saying. Even if both of your names are on there, anybody can take it at any time without anybody's permission. Okay. So, you can take it. You need to get the keys. But you need to get into the house to get the keys. Do you know where they're at? Let me see if I can He's probably locked it. So, we can't assist her Mhm. He's locked all the doors, and I forgot the breaking anything. Of course. Yeah. So, here's the thing. We can't assist you in in breaking into the house. Okay. >> But you can break into the house. Okay, to get your keys and your van. And you can you will not get in trouble for it. Okay, well, I don't know what I'm going to do with that door. Okay. There's no keys. Okay. You're more than welcome to do it. I can only watch. I don't know how to break in. Hm? I don't know how to break in. You kick the door in. You kick the door in. I can't kick the door in. This is your property. We cannot do that. You can body push it or But don't break the window. It definitely moved. It's latched probably from the from the top. There we go. I have to use the car. Stop doing this to our kids. TJ. Hm? You're making this worse. >> [snorts] >> One of your friends, can they come in and kick it in? From there? Both of them? I think the front one would be better. But this is less TJ, we're coming in even if you let us out in in or not. I'm kicking the door in and they're letting me. I'm about to have two men come kick your door in. They Tell them. Tell them. Tell Joey Tell them. You moved out, Joey. I did not move out. >> text message. No, I didn't. I said I'm separated from you. You need to open the door. Go ahead. Show them whatever you want. I'm still a resident here. Well, what? And where's the eviction? I left. I found somewhere to go. I didn't I didn't need to evict you. You moved out. >> You let me find You moved out. I can You You turned my phone off. The The door's coming open one way or another. Dude, y'all need to SHUT UP. MY KIDS ARE IN THERE. You can try. I'm being loud. TJ, go. Uh Open the door, TJ. Just go get your Open the door. Go get your friends. Yeah, they can. Yeah, they can, boy. What are you saying? I GOT TO MY HOUSE. YOU READY, BUD? You ready? Oh, I'm not. No. Okay. He's going to He's going to get tased and he's going to jail. I'm telling you. I don't care. You show me the You show me the eviction papers. I don't have eviction papers. But then she resides here. Then she resides here. You give me the keys or this door's coming down. I'm telling you. And everybody that gets in my way is getting tased and going to jail. >> She moved out. >> Okay. All right. Seems like they don't understand English around here. No, I understand English perfectly. For what? Because she needs to get her keys. Keys to what? To her van. My van? To her van. SHE DON'T PAY THE VAN. Her Is her name on it? >> My name's on it. >> Okay, then it's her van, too. Okay, it's mine, too, and I want it to stay here. And that ain't the That ain't the way it works. How not? Do it, buddy. You >> Do you have a warrant to kick my door in? Yeah, they can do whatever they want. You're going to have to I'm not here to kick the door open. stuff. You You just said you're going to kick my door in and taze me. We're going to if you don't open the door. Oh, are you? I mean, I'm not. Is it not my van, too? It doesn't matter. Pop this off, man. You pop IT OFF. JUST POP IT OFF. SHUT your mouth. Shut your mouth. This is grown man time. Pop it off, bro. Just please pop it off. Please pop it off. Please pop I got to go back to work, homie. Just pop it. They're not going to do it. Just pop it off like a grown adult, BRO. DON'T STOP TALKING TO YOUR MOM. the door. needs to be done. Hey, the door. Hey, listen, I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to be I'm not trying to be aggressive. I'm not putting my hand I just want him to open the door What's up, bro? Bro, what's up? From inside the door. From inside. Because we just want her vehicle. We want Listen, you're getting me so angry, dog, and I don't want to be angry at your bill licking on you. loser, dog. She told you time and time again how much that she from you. Get you sicko. What's the whole story? Listen, I'm not doing any I'm I'm just I'm Hey, listen, you need to leave her alone. Gentlemen, ladies, if we're if we're not going to open the door, then we we got to It's got to be the Are you going to Are YOU WE ARE DOING IT. HOLD ON. HE'S GOING TO OPEN THE DOOR. >> Help me. Guy, go ahead. Listen, you're going to hold it? >> YOU GO HOME, BOY. BOY? >> Little boy. WATCH OUT. >> STOP YELLING, BOY. IT'S THE POLICE. I WILL. HEY, THAT'S HER KID. THAT'S HER KID. THAT'S her kid. You can bust her door down. Listen. Yes, we're going to BREAK THE DOOR DOWN IN A SECOND. JUST DON'T BUST the glass. WHY ARE Y'ALL LETTING HIM DO THIS? Because we need her vehicle. We need HER VEHICLE. YEAH, BECAUSE YOU DON'T GOT A CAR, BROKE BOY. BROKE BOY? You're a loser, dog. Hey, police. >> loser. >> him do this? Why ain't you doing nothing? You know that's him. That's him. WHY ARE Y'ALL LETTING HIM >> SO, if we kick the glasses, is it the same difference? Is the glass going to come out? You're going to hurt yourself. Watch out. Watch out. Do what you got to do what you got to do. Why are y'all letting him do this, man? I wish you were there. You're going to have to keep it. Why are y'all letting HIM DO THIS? >> BECAUSE HE'S BREAKING THE INNER IN THE front of you. Why are Y'ALL LETTING HIM DO THIS? Might as well get IT OPEN NOW. WHY ARE Y'ALL LETTING HIM DO THIS? Open it. Open the door, man. You're You're You're doing this. The police don't need this. Okay, that's enough. That's enough. That's enough. Get the whole door. Hey, make sure y'all get the police on there. Get the Yeah, because let us get her vehicle. Let us get her vehicle. >> I GOT SOMETHING FOR YOU, BOY. YEAH, I BET YOU DO, CRACKHEAD. Get Get you off Get Get the Yeah, it's real funny. Like, who is he around your kids though? Like, where are your kids at? Like, get your kids now. You need to call them. Like, Hey, listen. What do you mean? Hey, you do it. HEY, HEY, HEY, HEY. STOP. STOP. THE POLICE ARE RIGHT HERE. They're going to help us retrieve this stuff now. Just don't fight him. Exactly. And you were about to. If she puts her hands on you. Can you guys help us in there? If she puts her hands >> puts their hands on you. Yeah. Why are you You just Let the police handle it in there. Go ahead and go in there. I got to go in there. I got to go in there. They're telling me to >> Do not put your hands on any of them. I'm not. >> Do not. No, no. Watch out. Let me go first. I don't want You ain't coming in here. You ain't coming in here, bro. You don't have to. That's fine. I don't have to. Go in there with her though before they HURT HER. HEY. HEY, GET OVER COME ON, GUYS. LIKE, BRO, COME ON, MAN. You're going to let her get in there. If something happens to her. You're going to GO TO JAIL. NO, it's her house. Step in back there. Why are you letting them Take a moment. Cool off. We got it. It's It's not his house. No, it's not his. You do not come out. kicking the door. Hey. Yes, sir. Right down here. Hey, who's going to press charges though? We'll let you know. Let police know. You don't go in here and take somebody and they ain't even done nothing. door. I hear you. Yo, you know She lives here. She can do what she wants. She kicking kicking Yeah, she lives here. that dude that don't live here kicking the door. >> wants to break the door, she can break the door. He can't break the door down. >> If she asked him to break the It's on them. We're not talking. We're not You don't see us out here breaking the door. Officer Marsingill, 740. Officer Marsingill, 740. All right, you got your keys. Let's go. This isn't my car. Watch him do this. He gave me the wrong one. He gave me the keys to his truck. Because they're saying they needed to put the Hey, we're done. We're done. Your boy's got you. Dude, I need TO GET MY YOU GOT TO TAKE HIS TRUCK. ALL RIGHT. LOCK IT DOWN. Wherever you find him. No, we're pressing charges on We're pressing charges on him. What's What's his last name? All right, let's go. >> [laughter] >> YEAH. I CANNOT BELIEVE. LET'S GO. NO, I tried to tell you I didn't want Ma'am. Ma'am. Down. I'll be back for my kids. This blood blood cloth on there. Come on. It's all right. All right, any of contact? Jesus. Yeah, I don't want around my kids. Come on. Come on. Come on. It's good. It's good. It's I want to save my kids. I don't want to leave everything. People. Well, at this point I would recommend getting an attorney and getting it all settled. No, it's going to be you guys are like Or at least talking to someone I'm not going to get abandonment. No, you're not. >> No, you're not. You're not. >> [laughter] >> But you need to get out of here before you do get in trouble with these people. Okay. Okay. Hey, listen. All right, they gave you the keys to the van, right? No. She's got She's got the truck for now. She's got it. No, but the thing is it's her name isn't on the truck, I believe. >> Okay. >> to give her that. But that's not her This is her car, though. >> He gave her the keys to drive this vehicle. That's what we're going to do right now. >> back tonight and get his car? >> That's what we're going to do right now. >> I'm going to put it in the This is the best solution. >> Right now. Okay, now what about her two kids? He has his kids in there obviously with grown men or whatever that are threatening, you know, whatever. What does she do about getting her kids out of there right now or as soon as possible? >> is where they live right now. >> Right now, but we have a place to >> will have to go through court and figure out. >> So, other than that, other than the kids stay here? >> Yes. Okay, I get it. No, I get it. Cuz I have kids myself. I get it. I get it. It's just You need to figure out who these people are. You don't even know who that guy is in your house. >> He's a so He's a so They can invite whoever they want. >> I get that. I get that. I'm trying to, you know, cause a >> But we need to go. I know. I don't know if I should have done what I did. I'm just trying to help this girl. Tonight? I'm going to Are you going Kevin Jordan Mary I'm online. 911 are advising the mother and a male friend kicked down the door to this location. They do not feel long for this earth. I don't have my kids' phones. I don't have a phone. 10-4. We're aware of it. Was it? I need >> Excuse us. I need I don't have >> Get in your car. You worry about your phone after this. I need this week. Are you going to take the car or not? Yeah. This wind chill is ridiculous. Huh? This wind chill is ridiculous. Mhm. I'm not trying to be Get going. No. At least the people won't leave you. Do you have the house keys now? Where? It's It's in my pocket. Are you all right to drive? Yeah. Huh? Yeah, I'm all right. Pull the case number. Mhm. Tie up all this up. They're going to say we you know all their stuff. We let it happen, this and that and the other. Okay. Just know that they I can't they prevented access to this person's home. Okay. This is a Yeah. I'll head back to PD anyway. I'll do my paperwork. I got to fix another report and this one. >> come in and you know, you know, harass me at my job >> You call You call the law. Right away. Right away. As soon as I see them, I'm calling. >> Yes. I already know this is going to be like some heated, you know, YouTube Obviously, this girl's been unhappy for a long time. She's trying to get away where she can't because this guy's going to just make it where she has nothing, no way. But they can't even file taxes because this guy just claims whatever and like I'm trying to tell her you have two of your own kids that you should be able to file for. And if y'all are married that's one thing but like like you know I I only have so much. You know that luckily this guy is letting her get a room. It's not like we're in the same room. You know what I'm saying? It's not like it's just crazy and and she's supposed to be at work at 6:00 a.m. She she she you know I got to go back to work. You want me to walk on a walk? We're working on it. Get back in the car you came in or >> How about I walk? Come on, let's go. I walk, man. Make sure you tell Let's go. I got to just remember like listen I dealt I dealt with I dealt Yeah, don't come on or you can take a car that's not Yes, sir. You sure can. Make sure you don't call Who's that? Yep. Don't call the sergeant. Y'all go home. Have a good night. Thank you guys too. No, I'll be willing to I'll be willing to speak with you. >> This is the property owner. Okay. Hello. Yes, sir. Uh the best recourse in my opinion is to uh evict everybody out of this house. Cuz you got no good tenants right here. She Uh the reason the reason why the door was kicked in was because the current tenant would not allow the other tenant to come into the house that she legally has a right to be in. All we asked was to give us the keys and then we would go away. They refused entry and that's the only way we can make entry. Yeah, but you didn't do that. Why why didn't y'all kick in the door? No, I didn't I didn't do it because I don't reside here. She don't He don't live He don't He don't He kicked in the door. She asked him to. And she resides here. She can get somebody to kick the door in for her. Look guys, sir. She moved out though. That's not for me to decide. Bro, that was what you should have told them. That's up to a judge. Like all that was up to a judge, not y'all. eviction papers. She moved out. She wasn't evicted. She moved. She left, bro. >> an official notice. That's just a text. That doesn't mean anything. That could mean 101 things. I move I'm moving out is a 101 things? What exactly did it say? It said I moved out. I found a place >> I went somewhere else to go. That's what [snorts] it said. That doesn't mean I moved out. That means she's currently somewhere else. But she walked around here for a long time saying that she was leaving with his lady. Stop. I don't know the story. I'm dealing with what we're currently dealing with right now. Yeah, you can't you can't watch a dude break a door down, bro. You know, they're they're causing problems. I don't know how y'all sleep at night. I don't I'm not causing problems, dude. He's taking care of her kid. I'm telling y'all that I have rights. It's probably time for y'all to go to court and figure it all out together. Be adults. That's what y'all should have said. She doesn't even live here. She has residence here. You can say it as much as you want, but she has residence here. >> say it as much as you want, but she moved out. No, we'll see. We'll see. She wasn't kicked out. She moved out. She moved out. They can Yeah, they can say They can say whatever they want to say. I mean I need it to be on paper where she signed where she signed. And you And you have to have a copy of that and they have to have a copy of that. She hasn't been here for a week and a half. Joey, don't play that game, dude. She hasn't been here for a week and a half. All right, getting back to the the gentleman. We've got to go. Like I said, everything else everything else you know you can handle this. No, no, no. They're gone. But she's still She's still a resident here so she could come back at any time. Well, how do I How do I get a TPO? How do I get a TPO? Nobody can kick her out. I'm not a judge. I'm not a lawyer. Yeah, but you don't know the process? Uh if he did, he still wouldn't tell you. You got a magistrate. What's that? So to the court Go to the courthouse? >> Yep, contact the magistrate court. Can I not do it right now? I don't know I don't know if they're open right now. There should be a way to do it in an emergency. There There should be a way. Are you going to leave? Yeah, there should cuz I did that in Baltimore with Tommy 3:00 in the morning did a TPO. Get the report on your address and then go down to the magistrate court and start the eviction process. Yep, no. Today's Sunday but Monday No, he knows. He just He want to He don't want to tell me, dude. All right. Yes, sir. Here you go. So, what does uh What does the lawyer here want to talk about? Go go home. Mr. Lawyer, where'd where'd you go to to law school at? >> but it's just common sense. You don't let somebody kick in somebody You couldn't see her arm. YOU COULDN'T SEE THAT? BUT, DO YOU not know what the law is? All right. Thank you. Thank you, sir. I did try to tell him to get out. Stop. Okay. Good night. All right.