Five can't show you. >> Thank you. >> My god, how dare you? You are the same. >> Please. Nothing happened again. >> Okay, let's lower your voice down. WHAT'S GOING ON? >> NOTHING HAPPENED. [screaming] >> OKAY. >> IS YOUR MOM HERE? >> YEAH. I DON'T KNOW. SHE'S hiding her in her [ __ ] bedroom. >> Okay. Were you attacking her? >> LIKE, NO. >> NO, I DID NOT PUT MY HANDS ON HER. >> OKAY. >> MY GOD. EVERY TIME YOU GUYS come here, it's always me. Please. No. Oh, you guys have a repertoire. So, you guys already have it. You guys already decided what happened. So, you tell me. >> You tell me. I'm here. I don't know. >> Well, you already have a sigma. >> I don't have any sigma. I'm trying. >> You have more narrative THAN I HAVE. >> GREAT. I'm just trying to figure out what happened. >> All right. >> What happened to you? >> I don't know. >> Okay. You don't know. >> I know more than you do. >> Okay, fair enough. >> We're just trying to figure out what's going on. >> All right. Go talk to my mom then. >> There's an offer over there. She's the only person talking to her. >> Okay. Do the other officers talking to her right now? Okay. >> Awesome. So, what are you going to do? [ __ ] stare at me and tell you [ __ ] answers. >> If you want to talk to me, you can talk to me. If not, then we'll just stay stare at each other quietly. >> Awesome. >> Good. >> So, if I'm not under interrogation, I will definitely not answer you. >> Okay. That's your choice. >> It's not my choice. It's I need to get Miranda. The [ __ ] are you talking about? It's not my choice. The [ __ ] Did you like even go to police school? >> Oh, you're a lawyer, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I forgot. >> Yeah. So, shut the [ __ ] up. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Trying to get me to talk without getting shut the [ __ ] up. >> Please. [snorts] >> You're trying to get me to talk without getting Miranda. >> Oh, yeah. >> You You were >> What were you trying to do otherwise? >> Nothing. You know best. >> You know best. >> Exactly. No, no. I'm saying that we were going to have a conversation. >> Okay. We're having a conversation very conversation. We can have a conversation. [snorts] >> We can definitely have a conversation. >> I just want my lawyer present. >> I'm not a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> like the rest of the people that you harass you and that's what you do. I think I also have a right to smug this. So, don't really care. Go ahead. >> I never threatened her. Never said one [ __ ] thing. Please. >> Did I threaten you, ma? >> Yeah, I threatened you. I said I was going to kill you. Like, what are you talking about? >> Do you even know what a threat is? [snorts] legal threats are. She has no idea what the legal system entails. Her legal threats are not like if she doesn't understand what a legal threat is. She doesn't. She never went to law school. SHE DIDN'T GRADUATE FROM COLLEGE. TELL YOU THAT. >> But yeah, um now I'm on the hook because my mom all of a sudden became a lawyer overnight and knows what her marina rights are. It's like, okay, [laughter] okay, I'm living in a [ __ ] Twilight Zone. [laughter] I'm living in a [ __ ] Twilight ZONE WHERE I WENT TO LAW SCHOOL SO THAT MY MOM DIDN'T GET [ __ ] TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF BY THE POLICE and here it's all split. >> You have your information, everything. You have the story, right? >> Yeah. >> If you want to wait in your bedroom so that you're not subjected to this, I want to blame it. >> Am I living in the Twilight Zone? I don't understand. I I just don't get it. I don't get it. I'll never get it. I went to [ __ ] law school to make sure my mom never got into any trouble. And here my mom IS THE FIRST PERSON TO THROW ME into the bus. I'm very confused. I'M VERY VERY CONFUSED. >> I'm what? >> Where you Where'd you come from? Where Where were you at before home? >> I was at track five. tripod. >> Yeah. >> Where's that? >> Cranford. >> Cranford. >> Yeah. I went somewhere else. Like, it doesn't matter. What do you want to [ __ ] track all my whereabouts? It doesn't really >> I'm just trying to have a conversation with you. >> I know, but I'm saying I went to a couple places. So, >> okay. Mommy, call the cops. >> They're all questioning us right now. It's like, bro, THIS LADY WILL NOT CARE. [screaming] SHE [ __ ] KIDDING ME. SHE TRYING TO RUIN MY LIFE. >> I THINK alcohol is doing a pretty good job of that. >> YEAH, RIGHT. >> YOU [screaming] HAVE NO LIFE TO RUIN. YOU DIDN'T DO A GODDAMN THING. >> SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. YOU HAVE NO LIFE TO RUIN. >> Just mom, please. >> Yeah, YOU DO HAVE A BETTER life than I do. YOU'RE RUINING THE POSSIBILITY OF ANY [ __ ] LIFE THAT I COULD EVER [screaming] HAVE. And you know it. HOW [ __ ] DARE YOU? THE ONLY CHANCE I'M THE ONLY PERSON TO GET OUT OF THIS [ __ ] TOWN. And look what I have to show for it. Look what I have to show for the [laughter] I am the only person that got out of this town. Like it is super awkward now because I'm talking about people [laughter] that you're directly involved with. It's super awkward, >> but we all know it's true. >> Like what? >> Like his brother was only in my Yeah. Like, can you excuse yourself or no? >> No. No, you can't. Sit down. >> Okay. Well, then I'm not going to open my mouth. >> Okay. >> His brother knows I was smarter than him. >> I'm sure you were at one point. >> Morning Rose High School. And I was like, uh, no thank you. And look where it landed me. >> You could change it. >> I had to DO EVERYTHING BY MY [ __ ] SELF. >> You could change it. It's alcohol. >> Yes, I am. >> It's alcohol. Stay away from the alcohol. >> It's more than that. >> Well, alcohol is a good start. >> Well, I have uh the highest degree out of anybody I've ever heard in Roso Park. Does anybody have one degree in Roso Park that you know about? >> Yes. >> Who? There's people >> who tell me >> people that I have met. >> Tell me. >> Stay off the one name. >> I'm not giving you names. >> Then you're a liar. >> Okay. >> I know everybody was a park. Like the [ __ ] like I don't know who you think that you're trying to like >> whatever, man. >> That's a weird way to just go about things. But you know, you have your police tactic, you have your police tactics, and you know, everybody has their own. But this is not a nonviolent municipality that can't even solve crimes that like when people are like porch pirates. Like that's your job. You know that, right? Is like >> very aware of what my job is. >> Are you so what what is the highest crime rate? Like what what which area of crime are we talking? >> I don't even know what that sentence is. >> YOU DON'T KNOW YOUR JOB. >> I don't know what that sounds at Frenchies. Like that's your job. >> Oh, love that for you. >> I don't even remember last time I was at Frenchies, though. >> Cool. Same. Does that make me less of a reservoir citizen? Absolutely not. Does it make me less of a generate? Absolutely not. I did really [ __ ] up [ __ ] I haven't been to Frenchies in [ __ ] four to five years. Does that make me less of a piece of [ __ ] and that I [ __ ] up and did [ __ ] up [ __ ] Absolutely not. No. Okay. All the people raising money for all this [ __ ] at Frenchies cheated on their wives. Are we going to go into that? Did you cheat on your wife, too? Like, what are which al which alley are we going down? I'm confused cuz I don't know one single Roso Park wrestling coach that didn't cheat on their wives. I have RO I HAVE CRAIG FROST sweatshirt in my house. Do you guys want to see that? >> Cuz I wouldn't get I wouldn't have gotten it if he didn't get it from Army. >> I believe you. >> You know. Exactly. I know you believe me because you guys are not good people. You cheat on your wives. You cheat on like you cheat the law. Like, so that's what I'm saying. So why are you still like looking at me with your [ __ ] guns drawn? Like your hands on your gun. >> It's just comfort. It's comfortable. >> It's comfortable for YOU TO PUT I HAVE BLONDE HAIR AND BLUE EYES. I HAVE NEVER BEEN ARRESTED for any violence. Why is it comfortable for you to put your hand? >> It's on the holster. >> It's not comfortable for me. Take it off. Happy? >> Not really. >> Okay. [snorts] >> You're still towering over me. >> Towering over me with your hand on your [ __ ] weapon for no [ __ ] reason except that you can't remember when your friend hooked up with me and when the rest of your family also degated the law. So, I'm super confused as to what conversation we're actually having. >> Me, too. >> Yeah. Thought so. >> I can get Craig's Frost sweatshirt. I'm confused. I'm I'm super confused. What law was broken? >> What law was broken? >> I live here. >> Guys, we have a call pending in the queue. It's going to be at 337 West Clay Avenue. 327 West Clay for a 911 call on lockout structure. >> You said lockout, correct? >> You're saying that's what she's not >> a break that we just want to get because this is a constant behavior. >> Yeah. >> I don't know how to control my anger. >> Who knows how to control their anger? Would they >> anger? Yeah. No. No. Mostly anger. >> Okay. If he says we just want to get you the correct >> I get all the time. You have no idea. >> I I deal with you plenty of times. I think I know. >> Plenty of times. >> You want to send them off? >> It's not like once a week. >> So >> might be twice a week. >> Oh, figure it out when they get here. I just want them to get here. >> When have you dealt with me? Twice a week. >> When have you dealt with me twice a week? >> I said m you will remember. >> Yeah. The Rosa Park PD haven't been hold on me in over a month. So what are you talking about twice a week? What are you talking about twice a week? No, I would love to see the report. You're saying it's twice a week. Where is the report? >> You're saying it's about twice a week. >> At times twice a week. Yes. >> At times it was one time. Then it was once. It was actually >> Yeah. Twice within one week. Once. That was one time. And that was [ __ ] two years ago. >> You just you just said exactly what I said. >> That was two years ago. >> Correct me. >> Okay. So, if you cheated on your wife two years ago and then you went to pre >> I can't speak on that. >> Awesome. Well, I don't care what you did. If you stubb your toe two weeks ago, >> should I say, "Oh, it's a habitual occurrence." >> That's a false occasion. I don't I didn't do that either. >> Awesome. Well, I'm sure I can find something that you did within two weeks. >> But we're talking about what you do >> and the real accusations. >> I know, but but I'm not trying to get you to help. Okay. >> No, I understand that, but I'm not saying that. But I'm not saying that it happened more than two TIMES A WEEK. YOU'RE LIKE, "OH, IT HAPPENS TWO TIMES A WEEK." >> What are you saying? >> We're not against you. We're trying. >> It's not I understand that, but it doesn't happen two times a week. >> Listen, >> it doesn't happen. Due to the level of your your aggressiveness and the amount of alcohol that you've taken, you're going to the hospital. Whether you do it on your own or we force you, you're going. >> No, because I've left you here before in this state and then you started a fight. >> So, one of two ways. >> You do this one of two ways. You could either go on your own >> or we make you It's your decision. I really wish that you go on your own, detox for a little bit, get the care that you >> I will go on my own. Okay. Okay. Come on. You want to put on your jacket? >> No. >> I'm not going through my own insurance. >> Okay. [snorts] >> So, you're forcing me without forcing me. >> Well, I'm asking you to go on your own, right? Or we're going to force you? >> You ask me, but I'm You can't force >> the level of your aggressiveness, the fear for your mom because we've left you here like this whole conversation with you. >> Yeah. Make sure the right help. All right. Listen, >> I was fully compliant. I was not aggressive. There is absolutely no reason. >> History tells me that we'll be back here tonight and I'm not I'm not doing it. >> We're not going to go through. >> So, you're going to the hospital? >> No, you can't bring me to the hospital based on history. >> Yes. On history. No, you can't. I'm doing it based upon your level of your intoxication. >> You can't. >> I can do that. >> No, you can't. >> Yes, I can. >> You can't. >> I can. It's community caretaking. No. >> Safety for your mother. The fact that you tried to break down her door >> in this >> break down her door. I told her I was home. I'm home. Just let me be home. I'm going to go to sleep. >> Well, listen. I would like to trust you. I would like to trust you, but I can't. History tells me I can't. >> Prove it different. Prove it different by going on your own. >> Prove it different by going on your own. There is absolutely no community caretaking exception to let you bring me out of my home right now because there's no reason for you to think I'm violent. >> Absolutely not. Absolutely not. >> Okay. Well, we could argue this at some other point. >> Absolutely not. >> Absolutely not. >> So, either go on your own or we make you go. >> Come on. >> Just come on. just go for a little bit. >> Full blow conversation with you. >> I understand that. >> We need you need to get the help. OKAY, >> I WILL. BUT I'M saying I just had a fullblown >> and we we all acknowledge THAT YOU DID. >> WHO THE [screaming] [ __ ] IS TALKING TO YOU? >> Talking to him. >> I had a very civilized convers now. You're This is what you're trying to do. You're trying to like get me out of my element so that I'm like thrown for a [ __ ] loop. I had a very civilized conversation with you and how [ __ ] dare you. >> Now use that against me. >> It's not his choice >> again. Who is who is talking to this guy? >> It's fine. Listen to me then. Let's go. Please. We're just trying to get you to the hospital. >> No, I'm sitting in my house. >> Okay. >> I can just go to sleep in like 2 seconds. >> That's not going to happen though, unfortunately. We've dealt with this so many times that we're just trying to get you to a correct house. Okay. [panting] >> Seriously, >> I'm right here. Come on. Please. >> Please don't make it hard yourself. >> No. >> Don't make it hard on yourself. We're going to have to literally drag you out of here if you want. >> We just want you to walk by yourself. You're a grown woman. You can walk down the stairs. >> I KNOW. THAT'S WHAT I'M SAYING. I CAN GO TO SLEEP. >> If that was the case, you should have went to SLEEP THEN. >> I SHOULD HAVE. MY MOM DIDN'T GIVE ME THE OPPORTUNITY. >> SHE DID. You were trying to bring >> No, she didn't. No, she didn't. >> Okay. Well, >> look at the timeline of the police report. Look at the timeline. No, I'm not going there until you look at the timeline of the police report. >> There's no police report. >> Exactly. >> Got called here for a domestic between you and your mother and now we're just trying to get you the help. >> I called the cops first. Okay. >> I did. Laur. >> All right. All right. All right. Relax. Relax. Relax. She's down. She's down. >> She's down. >> Calm down. >> She's down. I got her arm. >> Relax. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Calm down. >> Somebody grab her legs. I got her off. >> Yeah, it's all the pot, ma. You [ __ ] dumb ass. >> Yeah, it's all the pot. >> Yeah, it's all the [ __ ] dumbass people you've been begging. >> My father was the smartest person you ever [ __ ] had sex with. You [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Somebody grab your legs. >> You >> got both legs. >> Who's got both of the legs? >> Lucky. Okay. >> So lucky. >> All right. >> Bring it back. >> Yep. >> This is what you want. You asked for this. I could have been [ __ ] sleeping. >> Yeah. >> Come on. >> Right. >> [ __ ] you. >> Son of a snack. >> [ __ ] you. Yeah, I won't. I won't. >> MY ARM IS BROKEN NOW. LITERALLY. LOOK AT MY >> WELL, THEN WHAT? >> ARE YOU KIDDING ME? LOOK AT MY medical records, you [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] Look at my medical records. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. >> LOOK AT MY MEDICAL RECORD. LOOK AT MY MEDICAL RECORDS. LOOK AT THEM. >> LOOK AT MY medical records. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I told you. >> I told you >> to look at my medical records and you said, "Yeah." >> [ __ ] you. You make eye contact with me right now. This [ __ ] >> You good? >> Oh yeah. ARE YOU GOOD? ARE YOU GOOD? I WEIGH [ __ ] 130 lbs. >> Yep. Doesn't mean YOU CAN'T HURT. I LOOKED HIM IN THE EYE AND I TOLD HIM MY SHOULDER WAS BROKEN. I looked him in the eye. I told you my shoulder was broken. I looked you in the eye and I told you my shoulder was broken. >> Then act like it. [screaming] >> My shoulder. >> All right. Put it down. >> SOMEBODY. [screaming] A [screaming] that doesn't mean it doesn't hurt that way too. M look >> see. >> Welcome to the neighborhood. Oh, please. I got black hair and blue eyes. Who's next? They're the only black people in the neighborhood. They're next. MY LEFT SHOULDER IS BROKEN AND YOU GUYS ARE THROWING ME ON TOP OF IT. >> YOU'RE SCREAMING, BRO. LOOK AT YOUR HAND ON TOP OF MY LEFT SHOULDER. [screaming] OW. >> THE [ __ ] IS WRONG WITH YOU? >> BRO, IF YOU PUT my hair one more time, [clears throat] I Bro, >> MY LEFT SHOULDER IS BROKEN. SIDE. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> I WILL DIE DEFENDING MYSELF. I don't give a [ __ ] >> I'M IN. >> YEAH, >> HOLD ON. >> I WEIGH 110 LBS. YOU GUYS ARE OUT OF BREATH. MY [screaming] ARM IS BROKEN. >> Get the [screaming] [ __ ] off me. IF BRO, IF THIS GUY COMES NEAR ME AGAIN, >> I'm going to lose my [ __ ] mind. >> Well, you'll also be charged again with an assault. So, don't worry ABOUT THAT. >> YOU ATTACKED [screaming] ME. I TOLD YOU. >> I TOLD YOU I HAD AN INJURY. >> OKAY. >> Multiple times. >> Multiple times. >> Don't fight with us NEXT TIME. I TOLD you I had an injury. [screaming] >> [ __ ] you. >> I told you I had injury. >> I [screaming] I told them I had injury and they still attack me. >> You good? >> You good when you're going down the steps? I was trying to grab you. Make sure you [ __ ] fall. >> Who's coming with us? >> You guys good? You're good. >> You guys all right? >> Fitz. >> It's your fault. >> Thanks, guys. >> Have fun. >> We got I will >> follow. I got stuck behind. >> Stay with >> Actually, follow. >> You're going to do the soul. >> I stuck. I got stuck behind the cloud. >> No, no, it's all good. >> You literally were fine until you kicked your table. You weren't there. >> I was upstairs right in front of you. >> It's not worth it. >> It's not It's not It's not worth talking to, man. >> Um I'm going to follow you guys. All right. >> Yeah, no problem. >> Hold on to her. We'll get the uh the charges. We'll try to fax it over to you. Just try to find the facts. Then as soon as we're done with the charges, release her. Okay, >> we'll release it right there then and there like we did last time >> when we had a