[ __ ] look at my phone. Do I remember you, too? >> I never Oh, no. You know what it is? Let me [ __ ] tell you something, [ __ ] >> I'm not [ __ ] playing with you [ __ ] [Music] >> I don't care >> of this [ __ ] type of liquor that they use. >> Okay, >> I don't feel good. I want to go home. My boyfriend doesn't treat me right. He doesn't give a [ __ ] about me. I'm just sad because he treats me like [ __ ] and I just want him to [ __ ] love me. >> Okay. >> And I'm not drunk. I'm fine. >> Okay. >> Please. I didn't do anything. Please. I can say otherwise. Okay. >> Please. I can't do this. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. >> Please. I can't spend a weekend in jail. Please. You don't understand. Please. Please. >> Listen, Emily. Do you have people nearby who come pick you up? I do everything. >> Yes, he does. >> Who? >> That I can call him back right now. Thank you. >> Please. >> Who is that? >> Uh, my boyfriend James. >> Please. >> Are they sober? >> He doesn't drink an ounce. >> He doesn't drink an ounce. Please, let me go home with him. Please. >> We just have been having arguments. I sleep on the couch because our walls are just so thin. It was more like like uncloed. I physically didn't. >> You didn't punch her or anything. You grabbed her. What's going on? They're fighting. >> Banging on the door cuz she had the music on. >> She came inside the house. >> $3,000. >> She was grabbed her [ __ ] It wasn't right. She came right in the house. She came from the back apartment right into the house and attacked her. >> Just kidding. >> Today, I've got three unbelievable body cam clips that show just how wild things can get when emotions take control. In the first case, officers respond to a shelter where two women are fighting and instead of calming down, one of them turns on the police, kicking, screaming, and refusing to stop. Then, a young woman, barely 22, caught driving with twice the legal alcohol limit, insists she's sober, and argues her way deeper into trouble until she finally learns the hard way that denial doesn't change reality. And finally, a neighborhood argument that went too far. A woman storms into her neighbor's house and attacks her. All because of loud music. What started as a noise complaint ends with handcuffs. Three intense moments, three different choices, and every one of them caught on camera. Let's start from the beginning. Play the tape. On the evening of March 31st, 2024, chaos broke out inside the Hoboken shelter on Bloomfield Street. Shouting and screaming echoed through the hallways. Two women had gotten into a violent fight. Shelter staff tried to separate them, but the argument quickly turned into a physical brawl. One of the women, later identified as 29-year-old Crystal Bent of Hoboken, was yelling uncontrollably, kicking, and struggling on the floor as staff tried to hold her down. No one could calm her down, and that's when someone finally called the police. By the time officers arrived, the situation had already spiraled out of control, leaving everyone inside wondering what had started all. Get off of me. >> You [ __ ] I'm being so nice. Get the [ __ ] >> Relax. Oh my god. Let me just calm down. Can I give you a chair for a quick >> You can use this one. >> You know I can't sit there. >> I remember you anyway. >> What's going on? Take a seat for us or we'll just find out what's going on today. >> What happened? Do you know what happened? >> No, I don't know what happened. Can you take a seat while I figure it out? >> What happened though? >> Can I pee? >> Can I [ __ ] pee? >> Can you explain what happened? >> What's happening? >> Okay. >> Oh, yeah. >> Look, I didn't go. >> Yo, who the [ __ ] are you? >> Stop, [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] about it. >> First time going to happen again. >> Let me tell you. I don't know what's happening. >> Yo, you see what's happening? >> I don't know. I'm asking you guys so sweet and then [ __ ] [ __ ] look at my [ __ ] >> Do I remember you, too? >> I never got with you. >> Oh, you never know. You know what it is? >> You call service. We have a vehicle in service. >> So, listen. >> Are you going to explain to us what happened? >> Oh my god. Did it get explained to his right here, right? >> No. >> Wait, hold up, puppy. Yo, got kido. And I'm not backing up [ __ ] >> You're going to get arrested. >> Yo. Yo, you still grandpa. >> She's under arrest. She's under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> Son, stop. >> She's under arrest. >> No. >> My phone? No, [ __ ] She's in my pocket. >> She's swinging at us and [ __ ] She's under arrest. >> Oh my god. Oh. Oh, we are. >> Yeah. >> Oh, we are. >> Oh my god. >> All right, puppy. >> Okay, hold on. Wait, wait, wait. Wait, wait, wait. Let me tell you something, >> [ __ ] Shut the [ __ ] up. >> All right. Nobody's [ __ ] impressed me. >> Get the [ __ ] out of here. Let me tell you something. >> I bet I didn't [ __ ] swear. Okay. You need some more? >> No, we're good. We coming off. >> Um, king [ __ ] No, don't do that. What you What I'm going to do is get my [ __ ] shoes. >> Well, get your shoes. >> Talk to me. Get Where's your shoes? >> No, no, no. You need to search him. >> Well, get your shoes. >> Okay. You see >> what the [ __ ] are you doing? >> Yo, get my money today. >> You get my money today, [ __ ] Yo, make sure everything's in my [ __ ] Oh, can I put it on? the shoe. >> Give me a minute. >> Go get your shoe on my gun. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> What's your name? What's your [ __ ] So why you >> Oh, hold on. Let me tell you something here. Yo, where >> Let me [ __ ] tell you something, [ __ ] >> I'm not [ __ ] playing with you, [ __ ] >> Wear that out of pants. [Music] Go. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. He's hurting me. Oh my god. I'm bleeding. >> All right. >> Do you have anything else? >> Hi. >> What's in that pocket right there? >> Hi, puppy. >> I'm going to check the other pocket. >> Crystal, you just made a threat about having a gun. >> I don't [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Unless she's swinging at us. >> Yeah, she >> I wanted to kick her in the face. Look, >> [ __ ] Yes. Let me tell you something. >> That's evil. >> It's Easter. >> No. Please get my bag, too. My bag. That's where everything is happening. Okay. >> Give me my shoe. Look at that. I'm a daughter just like >> Let it go all the way down. >> This is evil. >> You [ __ ] is evil. You think I [ __ ] f you? I only [ __ ] fear God, [ __ ] I [ __ ] >> Yeah. Get the one uh employee that we spoke with. >> Where is my bag? Where's my bag? >> Officers are going back in there. >> No, we need it because you know I came so far. You just kicked us and was swinging at us. >> Yo, I love you though. >> Yeah, you love us. >> Swinging and kicking at us. >> You love us. >> You're going to have to answer. Look at my face. >> I We didn't do that. >> [ __ ] I don't have the [ __ ] answer to it. >> That's fine, Crystal. >> Oh my god. Your body. My mother's going to be mad. Oh, you went to death again for somebody who did something for [ __ ] you. You you authority is sweet, but God bucking your life. You really are. Hey, you [ __ ] you [ __ ] [ __ ] You [ __ ] [ __ ] I'm not talking about you. I'm really not [ __ ] talking about you. You [ __ ] [ __ ] You should really be sick. You should be so [ __ ] Oh my god. Sorry. >> Yeah. They said >> my ex and come just to help us get her in the room. I know she's going to be kicking everything. >> The only thing I have to do is one time. >> You're asking me sick. >> Hey, do you mind just meeting us at headquarters? Just help us bring her in. I'm a woman who raised me to um we got a call for last saying she had a gun lock that they said that she was she's been going through something that she's >> you [ __ ] I believe you don't want to tell them she said let her go >> [ __ ] go look that close but I've never seen You're so evil. >> [ __ ] know me city bravo 9 to the south every [ __ ] week. I just came two months ago. Tell me the [ __ ] truth. >> My nephew's birthday is in two days. Oh my god. He looked up to me and I got in the image. Please God. And my son died. My son is dead. Why you want to do that? I better [ __ ] >> qu. [Music] Hold on now. Wait. >> Probably going to kick and everything. Just kick it. >> No, the girl. What was What's her name? >> I think it's Crystal Bent. I had the She made a start last week, but I have my gun. girl. >> Yeah. >> She not late. >> She's a little It's not that dark. >> Get her out of here. >> Yeah. I don't even know what side she's on. She's on that side, but she slid over here somehow. >> How the hell did she get off out of the finger? I mean, the handcuffs. >> I mean, no, not the handcuffs. I'm at the the seat belt. Yeah. >> Jay, she's right here. We can open and just pull her out. >> Wait for this test. She's right here. >> They're going extremely fast. >> Ready. >> I would have hopped on the ride. I was trying to [ __ ] >> piece. Come with me. All right. >> Calm down. All right. >> Yo, where's what? Yo, cop my process. >> Where's my wallet? N you [ __ ] is [ __ ] up. Get my [ __ ] bag. >> It's inside already. >> You knew about my guns. I don't give a [ __ ] about it. Get my bag. It's >> inside. Come on. >> Oh, you think it's sweet? I could never be an officer. You know why? Cuz [ __ ] like this. Let's go. >> Please carry me out. Sounds so dangerous. >> Come on. >> Don't be so rough. >> You know, I was raped before. I'm so weak. >> I'll put on the flashlight. >> So, relax. >> I can't. >> You can't. >> Would you >> relax? Yes, I would. If we're telling you to relax, you got to relax. >> No, I don't have to listen to nobody but God. That's who you are. He made all you [ __ ] authority, [ __ ] If Easter, be peaceful. >> Yo, son. I'm not going nowhere. >> Stop pulling your arms. Relax. My [ __ ] Yo, look at that. >> Yo, stop. You're really hurting me. >> Sorry, stop moving your wrist. >> If I wanted to go somewhere, I would have kicked out that door. I am my pity. >> Oh, I'm a [ __ ] right? >> Please. >> Come on. Turn off. >> No, I don't have the gun on me. You just pick up my back. >> My cat. Stop. Can you wipe my nose? >> I'm not going anywhere. >> You can't be swinging your arms though. That's only possible. >> Stop. I'm not going to hurt you guys. Stop. >> Give us your wrist. You're getting cuffed. >> Yo, you're hurting me. I know. You're hurting me. Give me another Give me another pair. Give me another pair. >> Oh, no. >> Of course it has to be me. No. Black. No. No. The [ __ ] Yo, relax. Stop. He's >> the one who's putting it on me. The >> [ __ ] you have to deactivate >> it. >> August 14th, 2025, Middletown, New Jersey. It was a little past 11 p.m. when a 911 call came from the parking lot of MJ's Pizza Bar and Grill. The caller reported a young woman, 22-year-old Emily Maynard, sitting behind the wheel of a silver Nissan Rogue, engine still running. She seemed intoxicated and emotionally unstable. Moments earlier, Emily had been drinking inside the bar, upset after an argument with her boyfriend, James. He had left to drop another girl home, someone they'd met earlier that night, leaving Emily alone in the parking lot. Witnesses say she was crying, pleading on the phone, saying she couldn't spend the weekend with him. She claimed she'd only had a sip from someone else's drink, but her slurred speech and unsteady behavior told a different story. >> Hello, ma'am. How are you? >> Fantastic. pissed off that my boyfriend doesn't give a [ __ ] about me. >> All right. Why is that? >> Because he's an [ __ ] and all men suck. >> Okay. Well, I'm patrolling bar alone. I just got to let you know my body cameras on. Okay, >> that's fine. >> All right. So, what's going on tonight? >> I drank three sips from here and I got [ __ ] of this [ __ ] type of liquor that they use. >> Okay. >> I don't feel good. I want to go home. My boyfriend doesn't treat me right. He doesn't give a [ __ ] about me. I'm sad because he treats me like [ __ ] and I just want him to [ __ ] love me. >> Okay. And >> my life is falling the [ __ ] apart. I sleep on a [ __ ] recliner. I I don't have [ __ ] people who I can rely on. >> All right. What's your name? >> Emily. >> Emily. All right. Emily, why don't you step out of the car for me? >> Why? Why? Because you had some drinks tonight. >> I had one. Not even a few sips of it. >> Okay. >> I'm just pissed off because he treats me like [ __ ] >> I'm going to make sure you're okay to drive. >> Okay. I'm going to make sure you're okay to drive. All right. And then we're going to go from there. Okay. Why don't you come over here for me? >> No. Come over here. >> It's not [ __ ] right. It's not [ __ ] right. >> Okay. I do everything for everybody else and I get treated like [ __ ] >> All right, Emily, what I'm going to have you do, okay? We're going to go through some field sobriety tests. Okay, >> that's what we're going to do right now. >> I'm sorry. I'm just really upset. I've had a longest day. I've been up since 5 in the morning. >> I I just had the longest [ __ ] day. >> Okay, I understand. I just, you know, we got to do what we got to do, right? All right. So, what we're going to do, okay, we're going to face this way. Okay. As I explained to you what we're going to do, all right, and then we're going to go and do it. Okay. All right. So, first test we're going to do, okay, is the um straight line test. Okay. So, it's the heel to toe. Heel to toe walking test. Okay. So, what I'm going to have you do, okay, is you're going to stand with your hands by your side. Hold on. I didn't tell you to start yet. I did not tell you to start yet. Emily, come here. Come here. >> All right. Emily, come here. Come here. >> I want it to be over. >> Emily, come here. Okay. Come here. You're going to stand with your feet together. Okay. Hands by your side. >> I walk on my feet. I walk on the sides of my feet. >> Let me explain. Let me explain. Okay. And then we'll do the test. Okay. You can take your shoes off. That's okay. >> Because they're and they will [ __ ] me up. >> Okay. That's okay. All right. All right. So, as I explained the test, okay, what I want you to do is place your right foot in front of your left. Okay. Hands at your side. Hold on. I didn't say to start yet. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, put your right in front of your left. Okay. Right in front of your left. Heel to toe. Right foot in front of your left foot. >> You said my my right >> right foot in front of your left foot. Look at me, Emily. Look at me. Look at me. Do not start walking yet. Okay. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, the only thing I'm asking you to do is stand with your hands at your side, okay? And put your right in front of your left and stay like that as I explain the test. Okay? Perfect. Just like that. Heel to toe. >> Sorry, I'm >> heel to toe. Wait, I didn't explain the test yet. >> You said heel to toe. >> I did not explain the test yet. >> I thought I was good to go. >> No, when I tell I'm going to tell you when you could start. >> Sorry. >> Okay. So when you know that you're going to be able to start, I'm going to say you may begin. Okay. >> All right. So again, hands at your side, right foot in front of your left foot, heel to toe. >> Heel toe just like this. Your heel, right? So your heel, your right heel should touch the front of your left foot. >> Do that [ __ ] normally. What do you mean? >> All right. The best you can >> can right in front of your left. >> Okay. So what you're going to do, okay, is you're going to take nine steps forward. Okay, heel to toe. Okay, so I'm going to demonstrate. Okay, so nine steps. One 2 3 4. Okay, simulating this is the ninth step. Okay, you're going to take a small series of pivots. Okay, and you're going to take nine steps heel to toe going backwards. Okay, 1 2 3 4. Okay. Until you reach nine. >> Do you understand those instructions? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, right foot in front of your left foot. >> So, I have to go up forward until I turn around and then I reach nine. >> So, you reach right. So, you reach nine steps going forward. Small pivots. Nine steps going back. You understand those instructions? >> Yes. Nine steps forward. Nine steps back. >> So, you may begin. I won't count. >> Okay, just when you think you hit nine steps, turn around and count out loud going back. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. >> Okay, good. All right, so now the next thing I want you to do, okay, is you're going to stand like this with your heels together, hands down at your side. Okay, as I explain this next test to you, that is the one leg stand. >> Okay, so the one leg stand >> trying to break me. >> The one leg stand, okay, is you're going to pick a foot of your choosing, okay? And you're going to lift it approximately 6 in off the floor. So about a soda can, okay, >> height off the floor, okay? So it's going to look like this. If you pick up your right, you're going to pick it up like that. And if it's your left, you're going to pick it up like that. Okay? What you're going to do, you're going to point your toe and look down at your toe. >> Okay? >> As you're doing the test, >> do they have to be Do my knees have to be like touching? >> So, look, you're going to go like this. You're going to count out 1,001 1,002 1,003 1,004. Okay? Until I tell you to stop. >> Okay? >> Do you understand those instructions? >> Yes, officer. >> Okay. You have any questions? Okay. You may begin. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. I have no balance whatsoever. >> Okay. >> 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20. Sorry, I can't do this like normally. I I failed valet. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 >> All right, you can stop. You can stop. All right. >> Nope, you can stop. You're good. All right, Emily. So, what I'm going to have you do, okay, is you're going to face your car. Okay, you're going to face your car. Okay, you're going to put your hands behind your back. Okay, you are being placed under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> Why? What did I do? I I'm not drunk. I'm fine. >> Okay. >> Please, I didn't do anything. Please, I say otherwise. Okay. >> Please, I can't do this. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. >> Please. I can't spend a weekend in jail. Please. You don't understand. Please. Please. >> Listen, Emily, do you have people nearby who come pick you up? >> I didn't do anything. >> Yes, she does. >> Who? >> That I can call her back right now. Please. >> Who's that? >> Uh, my boyfriend James. >> Please. >> Are they sober? >> He doesn't drink an ounce. >> He doesn't drink an ounce. Please let me go home with him. Please. Not now. But we're going to go to jail. >> Emily, let me explain. You're going to go to headquarters. Okay. We're going to get processed. Okay. And then we're going to allow you to call somebody to come pick you up. >> Anything [ __ ] wrong. >> Headquarters. Headquarters headquarters right there. >> Do we do you know I'm not drunk? >> One King's Highway. The big building right there. >> That was a huge drink. >> Put your shoes on. I'm not going to be able to argue with them. This isn't about that. But I can get your shoes. >> Please. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Emily, your breath smells like alcohol. Okay. >> All I had was a few of their stupid margarita. >> Okay. Listen. Your breath smell like alcohol. Okay. Okay, you have an order of an alcohol beverage coming from your breath. Okay, that's number one. Number two, you didn't pass one test. Okay, so now with DUI, you had intent to drive your car. Okay, that is that is under the statute. >> You were in the driver's seat with the car started >> because I just wanted to intent that's intent to drive the car. >> No, I wasn't going to drive my car. >> I'm not going to argue. Listen, I'm not going to argue with you. I'm not going to argue with you. >> I don't want to go back. This is Please, please. >> There's the keys. All right. >> Please. >> Do you have a ride home? >> I do. He's coming back around. He was just dropping off the other. >> Okay. Okay. >> Wait. >> Am I going to get in trouble? Please. >> I don't know. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Please. Please. I didn't do anything. I'm not even going to drive my car. Please. I'll have them drive me home. Please. until this way. Run this way so I can open the door. >> Please. I didn't do anything. I'm just upset. >> All right, >> my boyfriend broke up with me. >> Hold on. Hold on. Don't step in the car yet. Do not step in the car yet. I got to search you before you get in the car. >> Please, please, don't >> What's in this pocket right here? my lava. >> Please don't take me to court. Please, >> you have to. >> Okay, I have to >> I'll redo the test. >> Turn around. [Music] >> Anything else in your pocket? >> No, please. >> All right, step in the car, >> please. Please do. Yeah, >> it's a like a mark on it's a mark in this and that but it's not >> she's not going to county or nothing like that. Yeah. No, she's not going to count. She's going to get a summon. >> All right. Unfortunately, just >> idea of how long it would take only because my boyfriend has work. >> An hour. Hour and a half. >> Thank you. All right. >> That's super useful. >> Hour and a half. We'll bang it out. >> Play it out real quick. All right. >> January 27th, 2024. Kingsburg, New Jersey. What started as a simple noise complaint between two neighbors quickly turned into a violent confrontation. Jessica Feny lived in the rear apartment of a small residential building on 27 Highland Avenue. That evening, she became furious after hearing loud music coming from her neighbor Tony Wano's front apartment. Jessica stormed out of her unit, walked around to the front, and began banging on Tony's door, shouting at her to turn the music down. When Tony opened the door, the verbal argument escalated fast. Jessica forced her way inside, knocking things over, including a mirror on the wall, and then physically attacked Tony, striking her during the chaos. Neighbors nearby heard the shouting and called 911, reporting two females fighting inside the house. >> You guys fight? >> Forwards Boulevard. >> What's going on? >> What happened here? >> Is anyone hurt? Do we Does anyone need EMS? >> No. >> No one needs EMS? >> No. No. No. This is fixable. >> Okay. >> Okay. I want to talk to you guys over here. >> Okay. This is fixable. >> My sergeant's coming up. He's going to talk to her. What happened? Where's my phone? >> What happened? No, I got it. I I know. It's fine. So, okay. Look. Yeah. Seriously, look. >> We just haven't having arguments. I sleep on the couch because our walls are just so thin. >> Um, she lives her life, which I know she's >> Okay, let's talk. Let's go talk over here. Let's go talk over here. >> Yeah, this was my >> listen. What? It's okay. Listen, just what happened. Just gather yourself first. Calm down a little bit. Take your take a breath and and try to explain to the best you can. Um, I've been clean and so for years. >> I got you. >> Every day all day. >> I got you. >> And my daughter just needs to relax and chill. She blasts her music. I haven't been bothering her. I sleep on the couch now so I don't hear her and I paid to live here. So I asked her through the wall like, "Can you please calm down and please lower the music?" She said, "Fuck you." So I walked up and I went for her. >> Yeah, you started. >> I did. I started it. >> Okay. >> It was my fault. I just want her to have respect for me, that's all. But she we've been through this and she never has respect. >> Did you Did you actually like hit her? >> Um yeah. Yeah, a little bit. >> Where'd you Where'd you hit her? >> Um situation. >> Yeah. Like like like uncloed. I physically didn't. >> You didn't punch her. You grabbed her. >> I was like kind of ran and I just >> You know how you try to detain? >> Yeah. >> 60. I don't want to hurt her. >> I got you. >> You know, but she's um >> she's >> We both are though. It was my fault though. >> And then I saw my friend in there. >> She's going to She's going to kill my friends. >> She's not going to She's not going to talk. But I >> These women are 20 years younger than her. >> It was my fault. >> Yeah, >> it was my fault. So, I'll eat whatever I need to, you know. here. You uh you hang out here. I really >> What's your name, man? >> What's your name? >> Wait, what you Okay, you can your name? >> My name's Jessica. >> Jessica. Okay, one second. >> Proceed with caution. Everything is 104. >> What's going on? >> What's going on? I neighbor banging on the door cuz she had the music on. She came inside the house. $3,000. >> She was grabbed [ __ ] >> They wasn't right. She came right to the house. She came from the back apartment and right into the house and who did >> Jessica? >> The music was too loud. Jessica was in the back. She came up the front. She came by the front and she came into her house and she look she's [ __ ] Do you need medical attention? >> No. No. No. No. No. But she she's [ __ ] >> You want to get checked out? >> She she knocked out. >> I was in there. She just came into I was in the kitchen >> and I mean in the bedroom and she knocked on bang bang bang and my whole mirror went down to the kitchen. He had the music. >> Okay. She can't come. >> So you got in the afternoon and she came in my house on the the wall. The mirror fell off the wall. Then next thing I know she had the front door. Tony opens the door. She comes in the house and just she in my house. And she did. She did. >> Are you sure you don't want me to go again? No. Your face is all right. You're all scratch up. Yeah. >> You're breathing on your hands. I'm on >> bet. Are you all right? >> Oh, yeah. >> From where? >> What are you doing here? >> I live in my kids are over here. >> You know that going out to supposed to be out to >> Yeah, you know that. >> What's your name, man? Tony Moana. >> Oh my god. >> Just get a towel. >> Tell me what happened. Did anything happen inside? >> Yeah, she just No, she came in the house. >> All right. Can I come in and check see what's going on? >> She came to the door and like >> Well, they have [ __ ] apparently. She's loud all the time. Something wrong with the loudness. >> All right. Can I come in and check out? >> Yeah. She attacked me. She tested her right here. She opened the door and she just came in. She She's fine. And she she did she knocked her into the table. She was on purpose. She's way bigger than her. Like it was wrong. It was 60. It was wrong. It was wrong. >> You guys got beef. She listen the neighborh when I clean. I play my music. I mean, I'm cleaning and I wait in respect for her and like window like that and the whole thing. I cleaned. You know, it's a little place. It gets dirty real fast. >> And she barged in or >> Yeah. She came in. >> Absolutely. >> Well, she was she banged on the back of the window cuz I guess the the back walls knocked the mirror down, came to the front, bang on a door, they opened the door and I guess she let herself in. on there. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> When I become defer, >> you >> How old are you? >> 18. >> 18. >> You can hang out in the lobby if you want, but you can't be with her. All right. >> Got to grab my phone. >> I would wait. >> Wait. >> Yeah. You sure? Huh? >> Takes a little bit. You got a criminal record after today. She won't be. >> You got a criminal record? >> Uh, may no. >> You have any warrants? >> No. No. >> You sure? >> Yeah. >> All right. J, can you shut off my wife? >> Should be grab my phone. Are you pressing charges or is she >> We're filing the complaints. >> All right. If she wants to file complaints of with the uh simple assault, she can. But you got to find trespassing. >> Okay. Sorry. >> All right. >> Got it. >> What was going on? >> She keeps all night. Keep you up all night. Every day, all day. >> Yeah. Yeah. Sleep on the couch. My landlord knows. >> I don't know. >> Okay. Got to get the key. >> Could you turn my No, you don't. Right on the side. It's >> right there. Yes, you got it. Thank you. Sorry, James. Can I use it? Do you think I'll be out by to get to work by 5? >> Five. >> If you're honest with me, you are on a criminal record. Absolutely. Yeah. >> Then yes. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. Where are you? Um, the Eugene Asian Beastro I mean has like Should I grab my bag? You think my purse? Up to you. >> Do I need my purse? >> It's up to you. >> Yeah. How am I going to get back? >> We'll bring it back. >> Bring your bag. Okay. >> Is this your car? >> Yeah, it's my car. >> Registered to you? >> Yes. >> No. My record got disposed thankfully. >> I think I've you've met >> I've met you once before. I think I think there was something in the middle of night, right? >> Yeah. We had an argument or something happened back there. It was a fight. >> Me and her. Yeah. >> Are you hurt at all? Do you need check? >> No. No, not at all. It was totally I was the aggressor. Totally my fault. >> Appreciate you being honest. >> Yeah. Sorry. I lost it. >> Um, it's pink. It says uh sorry, Stephen Madden. Oh, it's right here. G. I'm so sorry. It's right there. Ma, I'm sorry, baby. Oh, my poor girl. Okay. I love you, mama. All right, let me get everything around. >> I'm so sorry, baby. No. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I know. This is my fault. I don't know. >> I don't know. A good idea. What do you need me to do? >> I think I'm direct. >> No, I don't think I'll go to jail. >> Yeah. Okay. I'm going >> go on the phone. >> Yeah. You okay? >> I couldn't even gather what she was saying. I saw a group uh erratic driver on Creek Road. >> You serious? >> Yeah. >> You got to get over there. >> Just you know, I got your phone too. Okay. >> Not the headquarters. I'll be coming 10 10 3 1 female 41. Start a mile 84156 4156 female 41. >> Uh, it depends what what he's getting you with. I don't know what he uh what he wants to do with it, you know. But like we said, if if you uh >> your criminal history comes back clean and everything, then you shouldn't have too much of a problem getting up for work. Okay. I used that charges when they were >> Yeah. Oh, drug charges. >> Uh, yes. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I have a lot of time to leave. So, >> good. >> And that's why I just couldn't take it. >> Yeah, I get it. It's a frustrating situation, but I mean, I'm sure you don't need I'm sure you don't need me to tell you this, but there's good and bad ways to go about some stuff, you know? >> I got you. And then when I told my friend >> Yeah. >> Swag on the island, sir. Thank you. Yeah, I remember you came in a little bit ago about about the necklace. >> Yeah, they put it back in. >> They ripped it up. >> Yeah, like the packaging and stuff are broken. >> I mean, you you could you could probably press charges against them for that if you'd like. Sign complaints. >> There's no >> Yeah, there's my trying to get her out. You live in that back house, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I know what you mean. I've asked for help for help. My landlord help. >> I get where the frustration comes from. >> Yeah, I know. I was doing my bag. That's not my car. 9's 103 84157 4157 [Music] Yeah. Heat.