Police respond after a husband pawns his wife's jewelry. >> Um, my husband's been having a manic episode for about 2 weeks now. >> Okay. >> And he's not taking his meds. And I came home and he stole my jewelry box. >> Okay. >> And my jewelry box is gone. Like all of my sentimental stuff. >> And the way the boss sees it cuz it's mutual. It's marriage. It's mutual. >> I understand that. Well, here what I'll do. There's one pawn shop in town. There's actually two pawn shops in town. I'll go there now and I'll see if anybody with his name. I have his name on the computer. It looks like he went to Boulevard Coin >> and he went to Sterling and Knight. They have four rings at >> um How many rings were in there? >> Mama, >> is this him right here? >> Yep, that's it. >> Okay, perfect. >> I had I don't know. >> Do you still have her jewelry box? >> Yeah, it's in my car. >> It's in her car. >> Yeah. >> What about the jewelry? >> It's in there. >> Okay. Minus the rings that you pawned. >> Exactly. Okay. I'll look into the law. >> Okay. >> As far as whether it's marital property or not, >> my earrings are missing, too. >> They're all in there. >> Okay. >> Not at all. >> Yes, they are. They're all in there. >> All right. Okay. If I check the law and the law says that you can't sell stuff that didn't belong to you prior to the marriage, >> I'll do a theft charge. >> You probably get a theft charge. >> No worries. >> Okay. >> My jewelry and stuff sitting on the ground. So, I started to pick it up and he's like, "Get out of there. Get out of there. grabbed my hand and he's like pulling me out of the car. And >> she says that she was picking up jewelry and then she reached open up the center console and then you grabbed her hand but you hurt her hand. Okay. Okay. >> So that's considered domestic battery. >> It's insulting and provoking.