I was in therapy when it happened, but she it was like a whole thing like 30 syringes. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> This is a new development. >> No, I I wish I I was in I was downstairs. I'm go to PT and she's been hallucinating for 3 days and she missed the court or something. I don't I don't even know. >> Okay. Did she make any threats to anybody? >> No, she just stares at a wall. >> She's shouting. She's getting really aggressive. >> She thought we had 14 cats and she goes, "Where are >> she?" She She texted me training chickens last night. >> Okay. She's She's a heroin addict as well as being an alcoholic. >> No, we don't know that. But we know that he introduced her to this. >> There was lots of syringes and bloody napkins and >> Yes. So, >> he's an addict. Yeah. That's why he was a That's why >> I'm thinking heroin. heroin sees in your system for like 6 hours on a blood test because one blood test you tested positive for the opioids and I'm not drunk anymore. Like >> listen, I I've been here a few times. Me and you, we've had uh quite quite the um interactions between one of my mustache. >> Yes, I remember that. I'm sorry. >> It's fine. Elizabeth, are you going to the bathroom? >> I've never had a doororknob in a year and a half. They sit here staring at me all [ __ ] day. >> Unfortunately, if it's >> like I'm a [ __ ] dog in a kennel. >> Can you come downstairs? >> Why? >> Cuz we're going to have more people coming >> for what? I'm not going to the appointment. Dad, I got cleared yesterday and the day before and the day before. I don't know what is wrong with you guys that you didn't say my name last night. Now she's getting >> You could actually have like a seizure and die. we come into that dangerous factor because those two things are very danger at approximately 1:17 p.m. Elizabeth Callahan, a long-term drug and alcohol user, made suicidal threats and threats to harm others in front of her family. For context, this wasn't Elizabeth's first incident. She had been arrested multiple times before. Joe, I only let her in to get >> [ __ ] into me here into me here. Here, here. Scratch me here. Here. All over. Here, here. >> Mom, I'm getting arrested. >> Come on. >> I'm getting arrested. >> Stop touching me. Stop. >> Mom. Mom. I'm supposed to go on vacate with you. >> Enough. Enough. Put this. Put your pants on. Let's go. Here. Come on. >> Well, I asked for help for so I guess in the morning. A full playlist of her prior encounters is linked in the description. Alarmed by her unpredictable and dangerous behavior, her parents, Faith and Patrick O'Horo, first contacted a mental health crisis team. But due to the escalating situation, they requested police assistance. Before officers arrived, Elizabeth's father handed over 20 unused medical syringes, likely tied to drug abuse, to police and requested their destruction. >> Hi. >> What's going on? Um, I don't know. >> Is Elizabeth here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> She's in her room, though. She's >> Okay. Uh, >> did my mom call you? >> Well, we got called by uh a crisis screener. >> Oh. Oh, the crisis screener. Come on. >> I thought mom called. >> She probably did call the crisis screener. >> We'll see how she is. She's good. But we spent all we spent all day in um uh waiting at court in New York. >> Okay. >> And she actually just come to >> I don't know where my mom put it. I was uh physical therapy, but there was a whole thing of needles. >> Okay. She was the boyfriend and all that hair. >> She's Yeah. 3 days later. >> Yeah. >> Have you guys been checking up on her? >> Yeah. I like several times. She didn't say my name. She didn't know who I was. >> She's in her room. >> She didn't know who I was. Nothing. >> No, I saw that. >> Sorry. >> There are some people who wanted to speak to you. >> Well, we're just standing by. >> I see what anger. >> I have no idea. We got a call to be here. Um, >> that's from my sister. >> No, >> from him. >> No, we got a call from a crisis screener >> cuz your mom said that would happen when you hit your >> Yeah, when I cancelled my appointment that I didn't even make that I would be late to anyway. >> I'm not that stupid. >> Well, they're responding out here so >> sorry waste your time. >> Can you come downstairs? Why? >> Cuz we're going to have more people coming. >> For what? I'm not going to the appointment, Dad. I got cleared yesterday and the day before and the day before. I don't know what is wrong with you guys that you like won't see that they keep clearing me because there's nothing [ __ ] wrong with me. >> If she's comfortable up here, we're going to hang up here. That's fine. That's not a problem. >> What the [ __ ] Like, I get bombarded. We come home less than an hour later. You get caught. [ __ ] My personal inventory isn't just for the people that are trying to sew her. It's for other people who have problems. >> Air473 County. She is on location. Just hold off for EMS. Are you 84651. >> Unfortunately, we got to hang here. Um I mean >> I seriously didn't do anything legal. >> I'm not saying you did. >> I'm just saying. >> I I'm I'm just saying that we we got the call >> the [ __ ] game. Like let's go piss off Elizabeth and call the cops on her for the 10 times a week. >> I get you. Really? >> I get you. I >> You sure know our address by now when it comes up. Um, >> listen. >> I'm not drunk anymore. Like, >> listen. I I've been here a few times. Me and you, we've had uh quite quite the um interactions. You made fun of my mustache. >> Yes, I remember that. I'm sorry. >> It's fine. >> Elizabeth, are you going to the bathroom? >> No, there's my water spot in the bathroom. >> Okay. Unfortunately, due to the nature of the call, we just got to keep an eye on you. You seem you seem pretty decent to me. >> You see how they keep an eye on me? I have You remember last time I've never had a doororknob in a year and a half. They sit here staring at me all [ __ ] day. >> Unfortunately, it's >> like I'm a [ __ ] dog in a kennel. And I've been telling you guys that for you. Don't give a [ __ ] I come back from how many months and months and months after rehab and it's over so proud of you. Never. Oh, let me actually show you how proud I am because that never happened. >> Sir, the [ __ ] is that? >> Why don't you just go wait downstairs, please? >> We're going [ __ ] I haven't been here in your whole life. >> Leo's here, right? Just going to have him eating them. We'll stay up here. >> That's fine. >> We'll keep We'll keep them We'll keep them away cuz Yeah. It's not helping. >> My mom way downstairs. >> Yeah. No, she's No, she's not coming up here either. We're not going to We're not going to have anybody here interfere with you right now. Like I said, we got to keep an eye on you. >> Yeah. My sister's about to come check on me. I heard my dad go, "Don't check on her. She's been yelling that she's been held up in court all morning." I don't [ __ ] even though I want to spend my day off. >> I get >> I get too much situation. >> No, no offense. I was having all about this and calmly take my heart rate. EMS be always high. I don't care. >> Well, well, I I'm not having EMS calm right now cuz >> Yeah, I'm not having EMS come right now. Like >> we don't we don't we don't need >> backup. Take off. I hate this place. I hate really nice out. Please move in. Please feel like you so bad. >> Well, actually, you're fine. You're listen, like I said, I've been here a few times. You you you seem to be doing all right now. I get it. You're frustrated. 100%. Totally understand. Um and listen, I know me being here doesn't help the frustration, but uh I'm I'm not really I'm not really going to get up in your [ __ ] All right. That's not why I'm here. >> Unfortunately, like I said, we got the call, so we have to be here. >> Yeah. Um, but uh, you know, like I said, I'm going to I'm going to do my best to kind of keep >> And you know, the onlyations I ever hear when I hear them talking in any room of my house that I'm in and you can hear them talking, it's talking about me drunk my out. Why do you got to live here? >> I got it. Nice. Yo, I still like myself over here, which a lot of people don't recover. So, like, thank God for that because I'm aware of I didn't have this. Yes, I know you're in this [ __ ] all day long. Yes. [ __ ] Elizabeth. Let's call the police on her. Lock her up. How many years we get? Let's win. Always on her, too. Call right before she goes to work. that happened this morning by the way. >> I am I was unaware of that. >> Yeah. They were like regal dogs. I was like, "Okay, I was like and I was like, right, right. >> I don't care." >> What's that? >> Am I alcoholic? But that's impressive. I can't even name anything. So like the clean the room is clean like my [ __ ] Another thing you know uh the lady on side Who's dead by you want to go home? I didn't know that was He's by the step down there for a second. >> You want me to do it or you want Yeah, >> just let just let him know that we're going to keep everybody separate. I mean, he probably gets it, but If anyone tries to tell you they have a scratch on their arm, it's complete [ __ ] And it means it's time out for a body cam next time. >> If my sister tries to pull my leg like that before, >> listen, I spoke to your sister. She didn't say anything. We just wanted to make sure that you were all right. >> Really no clue where she is. She might be in New York, obviously. >> Your sister? >> Yes, definitely. >> Uh I believe that's her name. >> Yes. Probably New York. I don't know. saw her like early early. >> No, she's here. >> Um >> I guess How many little fish you got in here? >> Yeah, I know. It's so gross. Don't look at it. >> I mean, I I I got a fish at home. I can't keep the tank clean. So, I get it. >> I swear if I don't clean like every week, it just looks like that no matter what I do. We tried the We tried the snail. Apparently, there's a snail you can get that cleans everything. >> I heard of that and I l thought I saw two snails in here the other day, but I'm coming to realize I probably didn't most likely. >> See them? >> Yeah. No. >> Yeah. So, I thought I had them, but um I literally haven't seen them since. So, >> yeah. Now, we had the snail, then it then it died, then it made the tank even worse. So, we had to do the do the whole swap over, clean it out, >> and like one time when it's spraying and I hope they have a big permanent house out of here. I'm just going to have to empty out all the water like everything. Put them in like, you know, little area in buckets for like a couple hours, just scrub the bucket. I can hand brush like this in the back here cuz like you can't fit. Oh, watch out. Remote. Yeah. No, it's No, >> I'm holding my I like it as far as green as that. >> Like I said, I I mean, my tank's about a quarter of the size, and I can't get it that clean. So, the fact that your water's still clear, you're doing better than me. >> Really? Okay. I call you for like a minor emergency or the weekend. That'll look really good. Find it today, tomorrow. feel like a green. No, this is like wearing my college dorm earrings. >> What's this a painting of? >> This I definitely didn't do this, but yeah, this is just like this. >> Is it like a specific area? >> I don't think so. >> Oh, okay. >> Maybe I don't think so. I did these. >> Okay. I could draw a mean stick figure. That's about as far as that goes. That butterfly is impressive. >> That That's a stick figure. >> That is more than a stick figure. That That is also impressive. >> Thank you. I like that one. My therapist had a book on like how do I describe it? And where is the thing that I'm supposed to be bringing him? Like where the [ __ ] did I leave it this morning? Right there. And now where is it? Who knows? Wherever. Okay, let's go find a little marsh for something. >> Where are we headed? >> I can find the black thing that has two red light. It'll have Oh, wait. What the hell? It's so sketchy. >> Are we supposed to be in here? >> [ __ ] no. >> Okay, then why don't we hop out of here? I'm not trying I'm not trying to aggravate nobody, but No. >> I mean, I go in there in there, but I don't really go >> Yeah. I'm just trying to keep the peace right now. I don't want stole my camera stuff anyway. But I'm looking for It's a black bag. Literally this and sweatpants. Red sweatpants. We'll we'll check the in a minute. God knows what. Hi. >> What's up? Are they inside or? >> Yeah, they're She's in her room. She's going off about something. She's been hallucinating for 3 days and she missed court or something. I don't I don't even know. >> Okay. Did she make any threats to anybody? >> No, she just stares at a wall. >> Now she's shouting. She's getting really aggressive cuz she doesn't like being washed. But we found a bunch of needles. You know, she drinks like two handles in a minute, >> right? >> I don't know. >> Okay. They're upstairs. >> Yeah. >> Okay. She's not I cuz no one would. She's complaining that she doesn't have a door knob. But >> I mean >> I guess is your mom home or >> No, my mom's at work. Sorry. >> I guess she called crisis. >> Yeah, I don't understand that cuz my dad was with her all morning um at court in New York. Or why actually this morning she was all hallucinating, you know, just like >> last night too. Yeah. She couldn't say my name last night. Now she's getting >> she thought we had 14 cats and she goes where >> she she texted me it's raining chickens last night. >> Okay. >> Like completely del we spent 6 hours in Staten Island because she had a court date from Mhm. pile of some drama when she was drunk. >> And u so I think she's probably a little more coherent now. >> Okay. >> So I guess Yeah. I guess um your wife called crisis. >> We were trying to get her to go to crisis. She was >> right. Yeah. >> Cuz she goes there for IOPA. >> Yeah. >> And uh she refused to do it screen screen. >> Oh. I was like, "What the heck is that?" >> So there's a crisis worker coming here cuz I guess he your life. I think you need to talk talk to her. >> Yeah. Um I'm sure my wife >> I mean I know that she knows her name and everything but >> I don't >> I don't right now she might be it's been 6 hour like we left the house before 7. >> I'm just saying like yesterday when we called she's talking to a wall. I get it that if she knows her name she knows where she is currently. and you guys can't transport her to the hospital, >> but saying, "Oh my gosh, it's raining chickens." And not knowing anything around what's going on. >> Mhm. >> I think should warrant >> a trip to the hospital. >> So that's what the that's what the crisis workers come here for. They could >> they could obviously do a better mental health evaluation than we can cuz they're trained on it. >> So when your mom called, which is 10 15 minutes ago now, they called us to come here first cuz they always need a police escort. So, they're going to do the evaluation. Um, >> she was calm like 10 minutes ago before the police showed it up because she was finally alone in her room with her needles. >> Well, we don't know what she's got in there now. >> Well, and no one knows what's in it, but it was a whole thing. Did you see it? >> No, I didn't. >> Oh, mom. I was in therapy when it happened, but she It was like a whole thing. Like 30 syringes. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> This is a new development. >> No, I I wish I I was in I was downstairs. I'm go to PT and >> obviously therapy dealing with >> Mhm. >> this. But sh like where did she put it? She's not going to answer for me. >> Your mom took it took the box. >> She was cuz she kept telling me no. My mom they were >> Do you know where it happened to her? >> No, I was downstairs in the basement in therapy. No, she she called me when I was in physical therapy in Freehold and she was like, "I found all these needles and then when I came home she Yeah. When then when I came home and I went straight down for my therapy appointment, um she was showed me cuz I was like, I don't know what type of needles. Like is it something that already has something in it or is it like empty syringes? And they were all empty syringes and there was about 30 of them. >> Okay. >> Which I mean honestly positive for opioids. >> Yeah. It was in a loose box. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> That's pretty creepy. Well, I mean, at least she's using a new needle every time. >> Well, no. The whole the thing is this is a new development. >> Well, I didn't know that you guys kept me in the dark about her testing positive for opioids. >> No, we didn't have anything positive. >> No, Elizabeth had to tell us >> cuz I'm surprised that she told you guys. >> Yeah, she did. >> Yeah. Yeah. And then she's lying and saying, "Oh, her withdrawal medication makes her test positive for opioids," which it doesn't happen. I mean, unless it's like a new thing that they give opioids to addicts, but >> Well, to to wean them off, they do give them a small dose, but I don't know what what exactly they put in there. >> Sober for like a month leading up to that. So, I don't think she I mean, >> yeah. Well, they give them I don't know if you do a blood test what it tests for, but it's it's similar to opiate. >> I know heroin only stays in your system for like 6 hours. >> So, she seems to be pretty fired up >> when they interact with her. So, for now, we're just going to keep everybody separate. >> Um, she seems good. I mean, she's just more upset that >> they're kind of >> that they're plotting on her. So, we'll just keep them. I mean, she's just sitting here cleaning her room. >> She doesn't seem intoxicated or under the influence of anything. So, >> so I guess >> What did you get? We really didn't speak to them at all. >> So, the mom called us called us and said she was making threats. They were saying she's acting erratic where you can talk to people but aren't there and it's not making any sense >> all today? >> Yesterday and today he was here. >> Yeah, >> yesterday too. >> I guess they found like a box of the mom found. >> Did they find opiates at home? >> No, >> cuz she's saying they found six they found six different types of opiates in her room or something. No, they just said they found empty. All right, I'm I'm going to ask them that real quick, though. They have the needles in the house though or they don't know where they are. >> Did you guys >> find any sort of drugs in her room in the past day or so? Cuz she's saying >> Hold on. Let me call my mom. Actually, mom said that she's at work and she can't talk to me. But she had that whole box. I'm telling you, there's like 30 something. But she's been hallucinating since Monday and it's only gotten worse >> in this like erratic kind of like bouncing around. That's how she's been. >> Mom, where? No, no, no. Wait, real quick. Where where are the needles? When you saw me in the basement and you had all those, where are they? >> The needles. Where are the needles? Uh, >> cuz the cups are here. Where did you hide them? It's me. >> You're not on speaker phone. Yes. Yeah. >> Talk to >> Well, yeah. I'm trying to show the cops that >> Hey, >> Stevie is not going to tell me that. >> Yeah, they the cops know that she keeps saying that she wants to kill her. >> Does she know the cops are here? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Uh reach out to the Okay. >> So, okay. So, she texted the ex-boyfriend today. I could pull up the text by texting him that she wants to end it all today. >> Oh god. She wants to end it all. >> She texted Yeah, she texted her boyfriend. So, I'm going to reach out to him. Would that be ground to transport to her for crisis? Okay, perfect. >> Let me just >> If you could get a copy of the text. >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm trying texting. >> Yeah, I'm texting. Mom said to text right now. >> And she seems obviously pretty fired up around the two of you guys right now. So, what we're going to do for the time being >> is if you guys could just stay down here. >> I can't go near her when she's aggressive. >> Okay. No, that's that's why I'm asking her to stay down here. All right. >> I'm just saying she was calm. Like yesterday when she was hallucinating, she was calm. >> They're all capped, I think. So, just be careful. >> And you found this in her bedroom. >> This is This is a brand new development. This is the first thing that we have positive over alcohol. >> Yeah. We went to his apartment before. >> Yeah. And obviously there's >> and I'm assuming the boyfriend has history of drug use as well. >> That's where they met in treatment. >> Okay. So she's she's a heroin addict as well as being an alcoholic. >> No, we don't know that. But we know >> that he introduced her to this. >> There was lots of syringes and bloody napkins and >> Yes. So >> he's an addict. Yeah. That's why he was That's why >> I'm thinking heroin. heroin sees in your system for like 6 hours on a blood test because one blood test you tested positive for the opioids and >> use you could do that at a drugstore >> really I guess for like um and stuff. >> Well, yeah, but it's also for addicts for safe use. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, they're not sharing. >> But we we could take >> Can you get me free? >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm trying. I don't have it. I don't need it. >> We don't want it. But no sort of drug material itself has been found in her room >> past. Yeah. >> Okay. Cuz she's saying that you guys found drugs. So that's why I came down here. >> Said that >> Elizabeth said that. >> That we found drugs. >> Yeah. That you found six types of opiates. So that's why I wanted to come down here. >> She hallucinates. That's the whole thing. Like let me show you the text. That's bizarre. >> Wait, can I show you the text from last night? Here's my sister. >> Just try to try to keep your voice down a little. >> Yeah, if you don't mind. >> You're good. I get that here. >> Um, she said she said I didn't. >> Yeah. >> I mean, like last night she was she didn't even know who I was. >> She's [ __ ] Kins. >> Yes. Sorry. >> No, you're good. I just want to make sure I'm reading the right thing. >> And you called us last night. >> I We called yesterday because she was we were sitting at the table. She couldn't remember what she had like less than an hour ago. Then she went on. She was asking me, "Do you test for DNA? Do this?" Like making no sense. Asking about worms. She's like something about >> Who's Steve Damato? >> Uh that's her boyfriend. Why? >> Cuz he just sent you. >> Oh, that's the text. Uh read that. That's all the messages that I asked to send. That's >> him. Is it okay if I just put these back? Cuz my mom would get mad at me if I like I think >> we could if you want us to dispose of it, we can. >> It's not illegal to have this. >> So you guys could keep them. You guys could keep them. >> Those are compliments. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you guys can keep them if you want, but we're just going to dispose of them. >> Like she hasn't been aggressive. She only gets >> enough. So I don't know. This is maybe her being >> right >> aggressive right now. >> County that's yesterday with the police. She was >> have um >> Have you guys spoke to a crisis worker before? Like have they came >> last? Actually last night we talked to him. >> Okay. >> And he said just monitor her. He goes, >> I think they also spoke to the CNC cops as well cuz apparently we talked to them and what they're all they're going to do is refer to you guys, right? >> And you had >> What time was it today? >> Um I don't know. >> I don't know. This is just today. I I don't know how >> if you have a time. >> I don't have a time. >> All right. I mean, if he's telling you it was today, then >> he called my mom. That's why my mom called. >> That's why she called. Okay. Gotcha. >> Crisis. I mean, >> I've been trying to get videos of it, but like all yesterday, I was trying to like steer her away from >> Sorry about earlier. Sorry. I just don't want a screaming match happening. >> She's just >> she's getting very aggressive. >> Yeah. She She's kind of cool collected right now, so I want to keep it that way. >> Sure. >> Um, we don't I mean, we have we have that. We have >> She was calm before you guys showed up, too. But >> yeah, she's been the past >> Yeah. I mean, our presence alone is enough to, you know, cause any situation to escalate a little bit. >> Um, but, you know, I mean, I've dealt with her enough. I don't know. >> I have a little my way of calming her down. >> Um, she seems to get along with me >> for whatever reason. >> So, have you have you guys ever talked to a crisis worker like at your house? >> They've um >> I just want to explain to you the process because someone's coming right now just so you're not surprised. No, they've been here before. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Once before they evaluate her, they're going to talk to you guys and just get all your observations before they make the final determination. I mean, >> definitely bring we're going to tell them about the text messages, but that's the most important thing to mention to them. >> Right now or she >> I don't think she's right now. I mean, we were talking about her fish. >> Okay. So, she's making sense. No, I I I noticed from driving her to Stat Island and driving her home, there's a difference. >> She's a little jittery. I mean, >> she hasn't she hasn't had her nicotine, >> but you she misplaced her vapes. >> She hasn't had those episodes. Like this morning, she kept saying it's raining chicken. >> Oh, she she kept talking on the way there. She talked to you in the backseat of the car, said, "Suffy's not there." And she she forget and started talking to you again. And yeah, >> there was just all kinds. >> No, that's how it was like yesterday. She's like talking to a wall. I'm like >> not trying to discredit you. I use 15 and if I don't have if I don't use it, I definitely don't get jewelry like that. I mean, I definitely >> No, she was her arm out yesterday. Her heart rate heart rate her like sitting down because she doesn't exercise or do anything. It was 146 resting. We were like, you should go to the hospital and get checked out. No, my heart rate's normally high. I was like, listen, I run like a 520 mus uh blood pressure, whatever. Finally, they got it. Stick her arm out like this. It's going like this. >> Yeah. Yeah. What I'm saying is I don't think that's due to nicotine. Again, I'm not a medical I don't get shaky. >> One time she was withdrawing with the seizures. I'm here for that. >> One thing is I say with the vapes, it's so easy to like like if you're smoking cigarettes, it's going to kill you if you try to do three packs or whatever. With the vapes, man, they can just like keep dozing. >> Three at a time. >> Can I Do you mind if I see the text message again? I just want to write down the >> Yeah. Um, >> I'm going to go back up there with him. >> Okay, >> these are all of them. And then just a squirrel in this side. >> And he sent this uh sorry Joe is his name. >> Oh Steve. >> Steve sent that to your mother. Yeah. >> Okay. Is there a way to declare her like medically incompetent? Does she she really if it wasn't for my parents or round the clock care, she can't take care of herself? Is there any way to get my parents in charge of her like medically? >> So, I spoke to both your parents over the phone about this. Um they need um to go to civil court, family court process. >> Yeah. So it it it's not a simple process. Um >> sorry sir, what was your first name? >> Pat. >> Patrick. >> So I told Pat and and Faith >> that you need to get all your documentation in order and bring it to the civil courts in Mammoth County and they'd be able to speak to a judge >> and the judge >> that was your I spoke with? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Yeah. And actually after I spoke with you then I called the surrogate and I spoke with them >> and they just said you know this is really really burden you know you need uh multiple >> um but like >> oh this is I guess him texting her texting him now. Please give me post on what's happening. I'm very concerned. >> Um I don't know that if this is new sorry you could read the whole thing. I mean, I I really haven't read what he said cuz I got it while you guys were here and I just >> I can't deal with this. It makes me shake. I can't witness. >> Yeah. No, I It's very stressful what you guys are going through right now. Okay. >> She seems to be happier now. >> Yeah. Um, sir, I like I said over the phone, I would recommend contacting a civil attorney cuz they they would know more than us about how that whole process works. Um, it is a process. >> That's why I tried like yesterday. I I was like, "Let's just start getting video footage." But >> is this open? >> I mean, there was one. >> There's one loose one. >> My question is where's she disposing them? >> Then where's the heroin? Wait, so you have to heat it up, right? It comes in the powder and then you heat it up with water. Yeah, you you mix some sort of solub soluble liquid with it. You heat it up and you turn into like a paste and you inject. >> She would need a kitchen for that. >> You can use a lighter. >> So, she probably is doing it in her room. She has all those lighters in her room. I wondered why. No, >> I'll be right back. I'm going to take this to my car >> and hopefully the crisis gets here soon and I'll I'll give them uh the rundown what's going on. video anyone who sent a whole thing of needles these days, >> but they're so like all over the place. >> Oh, there's text messages. Her and her boyfriend are saying she wants to kill herself today. >> Uncle, we got to >> I think yesterday county >> but like a whole >> All right. Thanks for >> all used like like a box. So sit down. >> Yeah, that's right. [Music] Want to smell that? >> I'm not smelling it. >> I found a random drawer. I don't know. >> I don't want to smell I don't want to pass out. >> I draw here earlier. What if they were good? I don't know. >> Actually, yeah, they could have been really bad. >> I got to work the rest of the day. I can't pass out. >> Hey, I'll just like keep the price. >> Were you supposed to work today? >> No, I don't have a job right now. >> Uh, I thought you said you had to go to work. I know, but I said work isn't something to do. I did correct myself, but I was like, actually, I know. Even though I'm not I'm just kidding. I'm just trying to clear from all these misdemeanor. >> What misdemeanor? >> Simple assault times two. Simple assault times two. Simple assault time. Simple assault time two. Criminal. >> When did all this happen? This is my first time meeting you. So, >> is it really? >> Yeah. I'm Bobby, by the way. >> Oh, nice to meet you, Elizabeth. >> Nice to meet you. >> When did all this happen? Recently, >> within the past year and a couple months >> with family >> sometime. >> Okay. >> What was this without actually? >> So, what happened today that you can go off of that we're here or are we here for no reason? >> Oh, cuz I kept it for long enough for I'll be fine. >> I'm sorry. I didn't hear what you said. I bottled it up long enough where if I have an episode, it'll come out. It'll be fine pretty soon. >> Okay. >> If not by the end of the day, definitely by the next morning. >> What do you mean by that? Like an episode like >> like I'll stop pissing people off. >> Okay. Who do Who did you piss off today? I don't want to like berate you with questions, but >> I don't know. >> You think like you pissed your dad and your sister off? >> My family thinks I'm not doing enough when it's literally hard to get out of [ __ ] bed. sometimes to see the looks on their stupid ass faces. Not even >> No, I get what you're saying. You're good. >> And then when I do come down and the same sweatpants I've been wearing for 5 days and the same sweatshirt that I might have changed cuz I got sauce on it, like at least I shower between those five days, my underwear. So that gross. >> Okay. >> I'm just trying to get the scoop, that's all. Too many. Oh no. have a conversation. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Once the screen gets here, we'll call EMS. There's no point in having them here. We don't need it for any medical. So, >> do you guys have Apple watches? >> I don't. I'm one of those weird Android users. >> What about Bobby? >> I do. >> I have some extra bands. >> No, I got plenty of bands at home. >> No, like I have to wear and I also Apple Watch is no longer >> I can't take it from >> res living. We can't take >> I appreciate it. I can't take them from you. But look, this one's probably >> I wish I could take it, but I can both of you. >> Yeah. No, that's not how it works. >> Well, someone took my vape. We all arrested me in Staten Island. >> Uh, well, that was not us. We don't work in Staten Island. I have never been to Staten Island in my uniform ever. >> Sorry. >> What's that? >> No, I know exactly where I am. >> But for a second, you serious? >> What? >> I don't have an Apple Watch. Yeah. I mean one I don't use one too. We can't take them. Even if we could I mean even if we I did I couldn't take them. >> I used to change them out a little but eventually she gave my uncle watch. She didn't want herself. Heat. Heat. Thank you. was still downstairs. I think he's out in this car. >> Yeah. No, he is. I'm sorry. >> Her dispatcher dispatcher. >> Me? >> Our dispatcher. >> Our dispatcher. >> You are talking about Elizabeth. >> Okay. Why are you Why are you talking about me? >> Talking about our dispatch. >> Talking about our dispatcher. >> And Herman's Elizabeth. >> No, I don't even know her name. >> Why were we talking about me? >> Who was talking about you? >> We literally said dispatch. We still dispatch her. >> I hope so. >> You know, she's been missing transmissions left and right. I think they sent me a stop. >> It's so simple. But >> wait, guys, have to go rescue a whole bus full of people. >> No. No, not today. >> Uh, I mean, there might be a bus um somewhere. Not us, though. I'm going to go. Mhm. Like Mhm. Like the thumbs up. My dad. >> No, it wasn't my partner. We really need to see Easy. >> They're not coming right now. >> Then why would you call them? >> We didn't call them. >> There's no need to call them. >> We didn't call anybody. We got told to come here cuz we have to. >> For what reason though? >> Because the crisis screener is coming. >> They have to talk to you. >> Oh my god. Oh. But your parents aren't coming up here or anything like that right now. >> Well, I need my carry on. I'm not doing this. >> Where is that? Downstairs. >> No, that's my brother's room. >> All right. Smart. H >> you planning on going somewhere? >> I don't know if I'm not going to stay here. It's so cold. Where is this thing? I really didn't think it would be this difficult. order something new sparkles. Always fun. A little adventure. Oh, heat, heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. What are you looking for? I'm looking more for that black bag with my with his name. [Music] [Music] [Music] No, wait. What? [Music] I don't see a black bag. I saw like eight plastic bags and I saw him out. What are you taking? Put it back. >> Why? Why? >> That's all I wanted to know. >> Just been putting myself in there before three [ __ ] years ago. >> All right. I see a orange purse downstairs. >> A who? >> An orange purse. >> We came straight up here. >> Yeah, I haven't really been meandering around down there. I've been up here. So, >> yeah. Yeah. Um, yeah. Now she's I She's kind of hearing [ __ ] >> We definitely >> It's just a few minutes ago with one of us or >> Yeah. No, I figure I mean I'm sitting I'm sitting up there with Bobby. I figured I'd come down real quick and update you because you're going to talk to the screener before any of us. Yeah. Um I mean they said she's been a hallucinating since last night and when you were upstairs her boyfriend texted the sister saying I guess I'm just talking to him right now over text wanting to come here. I want to get high right now. If I don't I want to come and kill myself or >> texting her right now. >> Yeah. So it's definitely not trans. I mean, I haven't seen her on her phone. Although, I mean, when she's moving all about her room right now. >> Yeah. >> Back and forth. Back and forth to the bed. To the dress. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Um, so I mean, unless she's busting out her phone really quick in between, but like she's just cleaning [ __ ] right now. So, >> I mean, >> we're not really bringing anything up about the situation. We're just trying to keep her as calm as secure for right now. >> Let uh let the screener do that with uh all the information that we have. And >> yeah, I mean, it's definitely going to be >> Yeah. But I figure we'll hold off on cuz we don't need EMS here right now. We'll hold off until at least the screener gets here. >> I mean, I know last time we she ran out of ambulance when you you were here. Yeah. reason I think we should just bring her regardless in my opinion. If not, one of us is going to have to ride with her there. Probably so much. >> Whoever has a better report with her. >> Yeah, >> Bobby's doing all right up there, though. >> I'm not saying like take him. I'll take her. Yeah, >> but he's he's doing all right. He's uh engaging with her, so he's he's able to talk to uh >> Do you have any um Obviously, >> no, but you know the codes already. >> No. Okay. I don't think as one of the things you can tell is you know if you go to the hospital they can give you something which I know I don't even know how Okay, I'm going to get back uh I'm going to get back in there with him. Like I said, he's doing all right, but There's three police officers here. Does that mean six of you came? >> Only one of us per car. >> Really? >> Yep. >> You guys take the car home at the end of the day? >> What's that? >> You have to take the car home at the end of the day? >> No. >> You get the same one every day? >> Yeah, I'm in the same car every day. >> All of us are usually unless it needs maintenance. >> So, you can decorate it, but you can't take it home. >> What's that? >> You can decorate it, but you can't take it home. I can't decorate it. Nope. >> Even like a little >> nothing. >> It's against policy. >> Y'all got We all got to look uniform >> except for me. How you doing? >> Have you been here before? I know you look familiar. I don't know if you've dealt with her before. Okay. Last month. Hey, >> Alex. I was here last year. I think like right around this time. >> Okay. So, um you're kind of familiar. Um she was an alcoholic. I think kind of more developed into a kind of full-blown drug addiction. >> That pretty short. >> Yeah. >> For alcohol intoxication. >> Yep. Um so, apparently from what the family is saying is that she's been hallucinating for the past day. Um talking to people that aren't there. Um she was really Yeah, she was real aggressive with us when we got first got there, but she's calmed down now. >> Now she's like jittery and just cleaning her room and acting manic. >> Okay. >> Um her boyfriend lives in New York New York. >> Yeah. >> She's been contacting the mother who's not here. >> The mother's forwarding the text that the boyfriend sent to the sister. >> Um >> the boyfriend texting the sister. >> Uh texting the mother who's texting the sister, forwarding all the texts. Like what does it say? Like >> um >> they could tr you when we get in there, but they are suicidal statements. >> Um yeah, she's like uh I want to die. >> All right. >> Do you think 3:30 is a good time? The boyfriend's like, "No, don't say that." Blah blah blah. And she's like, "I want you I want you to come here now. I need to get high. If not, I'm going to kill myself." >> Um All right. >> Yeah, it seems like her MO lately. >> Yeah. So, I guess they found uh a bag of uh syringes. So, they not used, but they they gave it to me to destroy. >> Okay. >> So, I guess it's not confirmed, but it's pretty likely that she is using opiates. >> Yeah, probably. Right. She's shooting now. >> Yeah, I know. She's transitioning. >> And this is her best friend right here. >> Yeah, apparently she gets along. I love Yeah. I don't know. I kind of think she's hearing some stuff too. I mean, especially with her alcohol abuse, I mean, delirium could be a factor. I mean, for sure, cuz even if she didn't drink and then you stop, you know, you drink for a while and then you stop drinking for a few days and it'll come about and that's a common, you know, especially with her age. She doesn't have like a schizophrenic history. That would make more sense. She's hearing things. It's probably because of that. >> Yeah. >> So, the dad took her to New York. I guess she had court this morning. said it's been like 8 hours since she probably used >> Yeah, I mean I know we're probably going to have to make her go with all this stuff. She said that text, right? She's possibly hearing things that got it. I know cuz you could you one of the few things that you withdraw from alcohol and benzo, you know, dazipines, other things. You can actually have like a seizure and die. So we come into that dangerous, you know, factor too because those two things are very dangerous. Okay, you you know, you're withdrawing from opiates, whatever. You're not going to die from that from those things. It's like a crap. >> We were here last week. >> She was she went somewhere in Shrewsbury and uh the mom was telling us how she had a seizure. Like I guess it was on New Year's. >> Okay. She was on the show for like 5 days. They medically for it. So, >> right. Okay. >> I don't >> That's pretty much all I got. >> I'll talk to her, see what she says. Um >> she's not upset. Give him the medical side of things. >> She's more than likely withdrawing right now. >> Uhhuh. Do you want to transport her with one of us in the back of the ambulance? I know it's not really your favorite thing to do, but if she's having such if she's had such medical >> Yeah, we might have to. And Gab's still here, so Bobby could follow you, I guess. And >> Yeah. Okay. >> All right. So, I'll call >> uh >> I mean, do you want to talk to her before we bring EMS here? >> Yeah, whatever. Yeah, I'm cool either way. >> They they take a while anyway, so I'll call them. >> Thank you. 8465 County, you could uh start getting EMS rolling out this way, please. [Music] And if you could just uh have them stage in the driveway for now. You can let them know it's uh most likely going to be a crisis transport with drug and alcohol withdrawals. over here, >> right? >> She possibly withdrawals. >> Yeah, but I mean is there is she like hearing things? >> Is Yeah, she's seeing things. She's >> she talking to people that aren't >> there fake memories like she goes starting cats like >> Yeah. How about her pupils? Cuz I haven't seen her today. >> I haven't talked to her. The other two officers were >> I know. I just I was just curious. >> I didn't make a notice of it. >> Okay. I mean, yeah. She was just in the hospital, right, a few weeks ago? >> Yeah. >> And if she goes, you guys want her to go back there? Yeah. Okay. >> That she with air also >> she just slighted slip. So they tested her they had she had THC uh cocaine and they said the first test came back positive for opioids but when they test her maybe the day wasn't there. >> Yeah. And opioids are the short half. So it could be a few days stays in your system longer. Right. So you know certain things will stay in longer. THC is the longest. They'll stay over a month and sometimes opioid could be a day or two. You know depending on what's going on in your body stay that long. So that might be why it was positive and then few hours later. >> Yeah. >> All right. Let me >> Yeah, she was there 4 days. So it could have been not even the same day. >> Yeah. She just like for the since Monday, Monday afternoon evening, she's been full on hallucinating. >> Yeah. You as early as this morning, but way back from set out and we went to court. >> Yeah. And that's why I mean you would have I have to like probably monitor her withdrawal if she's >> too I don't know if this helps from like >> this is her and my mom that she started sending last night. >> Okay. >> Like something about uh pee whatever then >> like not making sense. >> Yeah. First raining chickens. >> Too many clues. I She'll just >> Yeah. >> That's what's probably happening. And you know we really didn't that means we're probably going to have to bring her to the hospital. And just in conjunction with everything, you don't want her to have seiz. >> No, it's just that's what we tried to say yesterday cuz sitting down her heart rate was more. >> Yeah, she knows like her name and where she is. I mean, she didn't have >> she'll probably have some bouts of orientation and that disorientation. Actually, when she's focused, like when you're she can do it, but then if she's relaxed and then she'll start going, >> right? So, we have to monitor her. And then my mom like not to say it was cool cuz I was like going to give her the right answer cuz at first she kept saying I'm in New York or I'm in the hospital. She didn't like recognize her surroundings. Well, I was like playing through her delusions cuz only when they're going to transport her is if Right. >> like don't correct her cuz now's like hyper aware. You have all this mess here. >> Yeah. And Right. And there's different stages of the crisis process. Just like when we're trying to get her to a safe place, it's okay to say, "Okay, you know, to validate what she's going through and going through it and cuz we want to try to get her to a safe place and then we will tackle, you know, to get her back into reality when we get over there." So, >> yeah. Yeah. I know it's hard to manage. But let me uh let me talk >> so we can start this double check. She wants to leave. Yeah. Yeah. be funny like [ __ ] crystal rocks all over my throat ass wound now. >> Well, don't be snorting [ __ ] I'm smelling it to see if it smells like something. >> That sounded like you snorted it. >> Will it go up all the way up? >> I don't know. I just stay right there. >> All right. >> Yeah, that would be snorting it. I would be like, "Hey, Bobby." >> Yeah. I don't want to swatch his short [ __ ] So, >> yeah. When was the last time you used anything? >> I don't know. >> You're not going to get in trouble with me. I'm just asking you to be honest. >> Yeah, I know. I don't know. Cuz my bid relapse was the one where I got arrested in Staten Island and then >> How long ago was that? >> I don't know. How am I supposed to know that? >> You mean you got arrested? How do you not know? >> I don't know. Probably like November sometime. I don't know. >> Okay. So, like 2 months ago. >> Sure. If you want to say that. >> What's your drug of choice? >> Alcohol. >> Just alcohol. >> What? >> Just alcohol or you doing other stuff? >> Yeah. No, actually I smoked weed for a couple years and then I stopped. Um I was sleep all day and then I really wanted to smoke weed a couple weeks ago when I did. >> All right. >> We have weed legal, so I'm not worried about that. >> Yeah, I know. I always wanted to try cocaine, like low key, but like where do you even get it? Like that's my problem. Like I don't know where I >> You're asking the wrong You're asking the wrong guy where to get drugs. So >> wouldn't recommend doing any other drugs. >> And you know what I saw this guy doing? >> What's that? >> This guy was literally taking out his pen cap. This like 70-year-old man was taking out off his pen cap from his pen and he just died. He's like, "Here, man. She's going to want this for the next hour. Could we have an hour left? I was like, >> "What's that on your head?" >> Oh, it's discovered. This is one of my What's that pill? >> No, this is one of my Lyme disease ones. Florida taking it. >> All right. >> It's from Lyme disease. I can show you. >> No, you're good. But >> No, this one's mine. It's herbs. >> Okay. >> $20. I'm kidding. I'm not trying to get arrested again. >> Yeah, please don't. I really can't >> cuz you seem like you're doing good right now. So, I'd like to keep it that way. >> You're being cool with me, I'm cool with you. And same for uh Nile. >> You're cool with us, we'll cool with you. All right. So, >> sometimes I really feel like I didn't deserve a guy's kindness when I was blackout, but it's nice to like see you guys when I'm sober. >> Yeah. Like I said, you seem fine now. So >> after your like the other night, >> I wasn't here. Like I said, it's my first time meeting you. So >> Well, there were plenty of other nights. >> I'm I'm aware that we've the department's been here a few times. So >> yeah, you you guys probably force each other to go on our phone calls. Be like a >> Hey, when we get dispatched, we got to go. It doesn't matter what the call is. >> You can't pick and choose. Yeah. Good. Good. >> Yeah. Screen here. How long you have to wait here? >> Oh, we're done. >> Where's that? >> Yep. >> I know. >> I don't make the rules. >> And if the time comes where I'm leaving, I'm leaving. I didn't do anything illegal this time. Yeah, there's nothing illegal going on. Like I said, we're here cuz cuz we got the call and because we got the call, we got to be here. And >> until ultimately, we don't make the conclusion in these events, uh, somebody else does. So, until that conclusion has come about, we're here. Like I said, >> I need to hurry up cuz I actually wanted to be outside today and do things that I enjoy. I >> clean is one of them. This was This was the head clear for everyone to [ __ ] the [ __ ] off me and I'm not. No offense. >> I I get you. I get you. >> This is my clean This is my clean time. I'm actually dancing my underwear right now. I'm not Yeah. Heat. Yeah, that's good. Yeah, we're right up here. >> Hello, Elizabeth. >> Yeah. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Can I come in? If she's going in the rig with me presenting, she good to go uncuffed or are we coughing her? >> She is uncuffed, though. >> What's that? >> She's good to go uncuffed, but it depends how she is. >> Yeah, I know. I know. I mean, she's not going to be thrilled once she knows she she's going, but um I'm starting to yell. She's going in the rig. She good to go uncuffed or coughing her? >> Depends how she is. She's good to go on cuff though. But >> what's that? >> She's good to go on cuffed. >> She's good to go on cuff, but it depends how she is. >> Yeah. No, I know. Once she knows she's going. >> Yeah. Sir, uh, Elizabeth is saying that you have some clothes in her in your car. >> Yeah, this is it. >> We're just going through it real quickly. >> Yep. Cuz I don't like I wouldn't know like if I'm looking at these pills. Is it really? Well, actually there's two types of >> Okay. The form. Nice. >> So, there's two types of pills. >> I'm concerned about the way the hair is like uncooked. >> Oh, it's probably power, right? >> Yeah. >> And it smells like vinegar. So, >> yeah. >> Yeah. I wouldn't I wouldn't go around touching and smelling things. >> Don't even worry about it. Well, they're going to test over there to see what's going on. >> Hey, can I can I ask a question? When's the last time she was in like a rehab facility for drugs and alcohol? >> Months September. >> September. >> It's usually like usually like this. I know. I've been >> everything. >> Um, what is this? Is this >> uh Yeah, we're going to need this. Do we have the officer that's outside? Just give it to him. All right. >> Squeeze him behind you. I don't I don't I don't make the rules there. It's it's it's the hospital. But like I said, provided everything goes well. Listen, I know there's stuff you want to do and stuff you want to get done, but ultimately >> clearly not though. >> Unfortunately, that decision has been made by, you know, powers greater than us and I don't have any control at this point, Daisy. What the [ __ ] is that, Daisy? Daisy, come. I'm not sure. I saw the dog go downstairs when I was down there. >> Well, the fat one's the only one that's here right now. My dog. >> No one wants to take it to Florida like I did. Gave it a gave it a college education. I give it surfing lessons. Gave it fishing lessons. I gave it alligator hunting lessons that we never got to use. Took it chameleon hunting. Elizabeth, this was in the car from this morning. >> You know what's happening, right, Dad? We asked you to go to the help of your counselor. This is and we we >> having a crisis. >> We're not going to we're not going to have the yelling match right now. Um and like I said, just grab a pair of sweatpants or something. >> This is what I would bring to him. I think this is his stuff. A pair of sweatpants, a shirt, >> and a sweatshirt. >> A lot of shirts. >> Well, you're not going to eat a lot. >> Well, I was just going to pack them here. I'm bringing this now. >> Everything's in the driveway. >> Maybe socks, something like that. >> Why? >> Why? >> Cuz I mean, if you think that you're going to be there tomorrow, if you you're not going to want to wear the same clothes. So you guys both think I'm going to be there tomorrow. >> No, we're saying I said I said if you think >> I don't think we >> then you can just bring the clothes that you're going to bring there back. No [ __ ] >> If like I said if everything is is good like you're saying they'll do their in-depth evaluation. If you're released today you leave in the clothes you went in. But if you do need them hopefully you don't. >> The frozen people are so slow. Do you know how slow they are? >> The who? the psychic evaluators. And you got to get them down there faster because I can't deal with that. >> Okay. Well, like I said, hopefully you're leaving the clothes that you're going there in. I would recommend a sweatshirt. It's kind of chilly outside. I'm kind of cold in what I'm wearing. Um, You said bail me out. What? >> No. Bail you out. You're not going to jail. >> Oh god. Thank god I didn't even hear anything. God, thank God. >> Um I don't know that they're You have medications in there, correct? Okay. I don't I don't think it's a good idea that you bring those to the hospital. I put in this black bag. >> What? >> That black bag. >> That's not my stuff. Um, like I said, I think >> I thought that's the bag you were packing. That's all. >> No, that's what we were looking for. And we >> You weren't up here for that. You weren't up the black bag that she was looking for. >> That was only this originally. >> Okay. >> But now these in the hall. >> Just Yeah, like I said, just grab a pair of sweatpants, uh, a sweatshirt, and another shirt. >> Um, and then we'll we'll get you there. Um, like I said, the ambulance is here. Like I said, we're not going to put you in a cop car. We're not going to put you in cuffs. I'm going to ride with you. So, you know, you can you can have a >> What? Yeah, I accidentally bumped into this. That's my bad. >> Um, [Music] tight. Is she coming? We're trying to get her to go, you know, peacefully. We're trying not to drag her out of here. >> Yeah. Cuz that's just not going to happen. >> Yeah. Um she's getting her stuff together, but she doesn't know what that doesn't one of the times that we heard she's got them medications for her like is it lime disease or something that she had? >> So, she's got those, but we've never we never let people bring their medication to the hospital. So, I mean, Whatever. >> [ __ ] death. What did you just take? >> Pro oil. >> Some of them are once a day, some of them are three times a day. >> Okay. You know what? Um now, >> no, no, no. If it if it makes you feel comfortable to have them with you, you can you can take them. Um, but we, like I said, the ambulance is here, so we got to >> kind of get going. >> I'm taking these for you anywhere. >> Well, like I said, you can take those with you. >> No, I can't. Last time I was when when the guy said if I see you again, I'm going to involuntarily admit to you. For 6 days, I sat in my ass and did nothing. >> Um, >> what's in this cardboard box? That's a medication that they don't take for seconds. Oh, you made and I was withdrawing from this so bad. I know you could withdraw from herbs, but I guess you can, but I'm really good at taking 5 seconds. >> This is for the um you have like >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. I don't recommend getting it. It's legit. >> I understand. >> Yeah, >> it is. >> You take that every day? >> Twice a day. >> Yeah, it's disgusting. Actually, 10 minutes to >> Do they help? >> Yeah. Oh my god. So much. >> It's just like herbs. >> Mhm. Like a lot of them though. It doesn't say, but you can look on like the say a lot of [ __ ] you haven't heard of cuz I never heard of it either. Actually, if I am not going to go home, >> you have a pair of sweatpants, shirt, sweatshirt. >> You might want to put a sweatshirt on. It is pretty cold outside. >> Yeah, it's actually outside. That blue one or sweatshirt? >> Which one? >> That blue one. That blue thing right there. Right in front of you. That >> this one? >> Yeah. >> It's a sweater. >> Yeah. >> It's like a dinner date. hospital. >> What about this? >> My sister do this to me. It's kind of thin. Bringing layers. >> Oh, we're going >> straight into the ambulance. >> The back of the ambulance. So, >> yeah, bro. You guys are creeping me out with the whole extra pair of clothes. And this looks extra pair of clothes. We're going to go out to dinner. >> Unless you're planning on shaving your pants. >> I'm not planning on shaving my pants right now, guys, cuz I plan on being home. >> Okay. I just saying for a precautionary >> sure that you were comfortable. >> Dad never actually seen you. >> Okay. Like I said, the ambulance is here. So, we're just going to go downstairs. I'm going to ride with you. I'll carry your bag for you. >> Are we done packing stuff? >> Almost. >> How much more do we need? >> Not that much more. What did you do here? >> I'm just asking. And just don't forget your phone's underneath the bag, too. >> It is. >> Yeah. You can put our shoes maybe angry goblin. You got shoes downstairs. I don't have something as [ __ ] Excuse me. Right now the [ __ ] off. Where are we going? >> I called it like eight times. >> Do you want your uh fleece jacket that's in the other room that you took your cord? Yeah, that one. No, I don't. Thank you. Yes, actually, yes, I do, actually. >> You want to join me since you're in way more of a life crisis than I've been in? >> Um, well, no, cuz I have surgery up and coming. >> Thanks. Um, >> yeah, I don't really feel like having a hug. Can not look at me. Thanks. Great. I'm so glad you know you're still a [ __ ] raging [ __ ] >> All right, enough with that. Let's go. Please. >> We are going. >> We got to throw something on your feet. >> Yeah, you have by the door. You have two pairs. I >> thought she took this away. Can I see for a second? >> H Where's the blue bag? I took the whole thing out. Here. I didn't take anything out. >> Oh, here it is. >> I didn't think I didn't think you did. >> You have to take anything out of your bag. >> By the door. By the door. You got your shoes. >> Your phone, Elizabeth. >> You got multiple pairs. These little black slipper things. >> Yeah. >> Wait. I want to see what I'm just standing right here. I'm not doing anything. >> Great. >> You want to put that away? I'll put that in your room on your desk. >> Yeah, I'll go put in my room. Stay out the [ __ ] out of my room from now on. >> Stay the [ __ ] out there with me. >> Really? [Music] Do I need anything else? >> I think you have everything you need. >> It's [ __ ] hot in here. Well, you do have a lot of layers on. Go. >> I need my [ __ ] [ __ ] My knees are good. Your bags are DMS, so you can put it in your bag there. Okay. We got to go this way. They got your bag. >> Except you touch them cuz this is where they reside. It is so [ __ ] hot. [ __ ] so hot in here. >> Your bag's in the EMS. >> What? >> We got to go. >> I know. >> Okay. >> Jesus Christ. I feel like >> you're only hot in here. You're only hot in here. Take it with you. >> No, Patrick. >> She She doesn't need the jacket. She doesn't If she doesn't want the jacket, she doesn't need it. We're going right to the ambulance. >> It's climate controlled in there. >> How wonderful. Okay, go. Kill myself. I didn't try multiple times like this one. God. Bye. Thanks for being an [ __ ] today. Oh my god. >> Yeah. Can I go off while I trans while I follow him? >> Uh, yeah. >> Okay. And then I'm just hanging out with him at World. Yeah, it shouldn't be too long and me being able to cover the road and just drive him back here to his car. >> What? >> Appreciate it. Thank you. >> Have a good one. Yeah. >> One of you is >> uh he's going to the ambulance with you. I'm filing. >> He's leaving his car here. >> Yeah, that's fine. Does he have his keys? I hope so. >> He's 73, right? Yeah. If not. 80 to 73. You have your car keys. >> Yeah, give me one second. >> Dad, do you not like screw me up? >> You got to go back. >> You got to go back. >> You got to go back. What do you need? We'll get it. What do you need? >> Okay, Greg. What was it? What? >> I don't know. >> Well, let's go back over there and we'll talk to him. We'll get it for you. >> Okay. >> We're not going to play this running in and out of >> I didn't play [ __ ] game. I ran in once and called my dad cuz I forgot something game. What did she forget? >> Nothing. She said she forgot something. Body camera rolling or not? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, now you're leaving. >> Okay. >> Shore. >> Yeah. Jersey shore. >> Bobb's following. >> She She wants to go Jersey Shore. Okay. >> Yeah. All right. >> What is it? Tell me so I can tell him cuz he's going in to get it. So embarrassing. >> Do you not need something inside your house, Elizabeth? I'm confused. >> No, I do my house. >> What is it? Like toiletry stuff for you that you need? >> Yeah. >> I want anywhere in here. No, I don't. >> And these people tell you positively think I'm staying overnight. You can see it in their faces. >> I have no clue. >> Look at his face. >> Even your face. I can't tell yet. >> I have no idea. I'm standing up. >> I'm good to go. Yeah, we're going to San just got to run out real quick. What's that? You locked it. I tried to lock it from in there. Uh, question for you. Elizabeth, >> guys, >> you got to go back. >> I forgot see my dad. We got Let's Here we go. Patrick. >> Well, you got to go back. >> You got to go back. >> You got to go back. What do you need? We'll get it. What do you need? >> Okay, Greg. What was it? >> What? >> I don't know. >> Well, let's go back over there and we'll talk to him. We'll get it for you. >> We're not going to play this running in and out of game. >> I didn't play a [ __ ] game. I ran in once and called my dad cuz I forgot something. It's not a game. I went in one second or something. I'm not playing a game. >> What did she need? >> I did. >> What did she >> I don't know. No, I was looking at this when I remembered it. >> Okay, just hang tight right here. >> Nothing. She said she forgot something. Body camera rolling or not inside the rig and rig did. Okay, >> now we're leaving Jersey Shore. >> What's that? >> Jersey Shore. >> All right, cool. >> Well, I thought normally we go to Sentry State and she wants to go. >> Okay. All right. You guys follow me over? All right. Sorry about that. Good to go. Can I just have you put the seat belt on myself as well? Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Thank you. 24. No. Heat. Heat. around. We're going to Jersey. So, we're heading to 34 and then on it. Yeah, I know. >> Might be the easiest way for this. Nice quality. Heat up here. So you feel Yeah. >> Yeah. Like, oh my god, it's at 160. Sit down. >> I literally don't even notice you and they're like, "Whoa, you're like now cuz you're the one that's giving me [ __ ] anxiety." >> Yeah. Is it okay if I take a pulse, Elizabeth? Heat. Heat. Why? >> Suicide statements automatically. >> I thought that was pretty clear. >> Well, for the hospital. >> Yeah. I have no idea. >> So that >> Yeah. You know how long that takes? A [ __ ] day and a half making his food. That's how long he's sitting there waiting for something. It might be different. >> Hello Yeah, that's great. I'm on my way to Jersey Shore because I texted someone that I wasn't happy with living right now the way I am cuz I haven't been for a year and I'm on my way to the hospital. So, I'm sorry. I don't even want to talk right now because I'm worried you're going to have to hold me for a little like you know I'm not suicidal but I can't and for so long the cops told me don't don't make fun of ourselves but for so long and now don't go in and explain these people that alcoholic and I'm not I'm just hating myself because this game said that since I didn't go to my appointment with you that I didn't even stand out until 5 minutes after we started our way home from New York. I was like, I'm not going there cuz I need to schedule that out all [ __ ] day. Like, no. [ __ ] you for scheduling that. We were going to the heck and now I'm in a hospital cuz I was so overwhelmed in the courtroom with my anxiety and everyone was talking. There were so many people so loud. But now I got into this and then the guards like no I want to get him like get the [ __ ] out of the car and take a walk. It's like, and even though I haven't had a door for over a year and a half, I still don't have one. I still get walked in now every single [ __ ] day. Like, they don't knock. They don't want my to my dad. I was like, I'm going to shelter tonight. He was like, well, I'm going to find a missing person. since you missed the appointment on whatever I put in my room and started cleaning and then they actually [ __ ] show up. I was like, "What the hell is going on?" Yeah, I was in my personal [ __ ] space, which at first they respected. I respect you respected my space. I was like, "Wow, that's from there. is down. I know I want you by myself. I want to have fun with because I didn't want to go to your appointment. That is the only reason. They were like, "Oh, well, you're either going to the hospital or you're going to your appointment." And I'm like, "I'm actually going to jump out of the car or go home." And they get home. They jump out of the car before. [Applause] Do you think they'll help clear me? like and you think cuz you're like my counselor and I might believe you but they never believe me. They're like all these jokes that you can't believe. Thank you. Yes. Yes. [Applause] Thank you. I was like I can't go and leave it like as a joke like he's my guy. [Applause] If I move on a long [ __ ] time ago way overwhelmed probably my I'm like I don't know probably but we like I know all the time I can't I can't do it. I don't know. I don't know. I told my sister to go [ __ ] I told my dad I didn't want to talk to him, but I don't even see my mom. Said [ __ ] you. deal. What I'm worried about is sick and [ __ ] paper scrubs on my ass. Why did someone spit out jello? cuz they don't know how to eat since they're 40. I I I don't know. I don't think [Applause] Is this the Crazy. [Music] What the hell? [Music] after 14 hours from eyeball to my bro which was the smallest like I guess I got [ __ ] out of there like after I drink you have like everything available like I like it's like starts over and it's like everything 23 like a five. It's like a [ __ ] five like it's like viral. Heat. Heat. Yeah. Heat. [Music] [Music] Heat up here. Heat up here. Heat up here. Heat up [Applause] here. Heat up here. Heat up here. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat up here. No. >> Yeah. You really don't want to go, right? >> I know. I don't even know you for some [ __ ] Well, we type delete me or whatever. >> Elizabeth, I thought I thought well when you were saying that it took a while to see you, it got me thinking. Every time that we've brought you there, usually you've been a little a little tuned up. So, now that you're not under the influence of alcohol, they probably can see you faster because that was the problem. They had to wait till you detox. >> They still in most of the time. I think again again I don't I don't know what they're going to do from there but they will probably see you sooner which start your process faster it's over though >> that's what I'm saying is that the wait is there no waiting these [ __ ] can get off their [ __ ] ass they're really nice >> what in Jersey Shore >> yeah in a crazy state where it's like in between the thing Yeah, they just sit there all day. Really nice. So, she can get up and >> my counselor for my IOP also didn't put her on the put her on the phone with them. >> Okay. >> Cuz she's like, "Yeah, like you're not suicidal. You sounds so like it seems fine. Like I don't know why they would." She was like, "Why do they call racist?" I was like, "Oh, it's funny cuz I told you." >> I don't I made no mention of her. >> Oh, no. On the spot. She's literally They lie to me all the time. So, I I don't even have to look at you. They don't lie. >> I don't I didn't even know you had a counselor. You were saying you told me that you have an appointment, >> which I didn't know about. >> That you didn't know about. >> I didn't know about that. >> Yeah. Like I said, that that was all news to me. I had no clue. >> You think I'll go home? >> I don't I don't want to pick something up. >> I'm having crisis. What question am I having? >> I know you're upset. >> Yeah, I would be upset to call like this. >> Yeah, after I just done sitting my ass down for like 6 hours learning about school. >> What was that? >> When I have to sit my ass down, not school. Just got arrested. I I don't want to tell you one thing and go the other way. I don't know. I'm not I'm not a medical professional. >> You guys think I'm having a crisis? >> I don't think I don't know. I don't know. I'm not a professional. I can make that determination. I I don't have >> a doctor has to come and evaluate you and then decide if you >> doesn't send like 80 million people down first and he watches you for 4 hours on the camera while you sit there playing with your toes. >> It might be different. >> Yeah, I highly [ __ ] doubt that. >> Like I said, you're not you're not under the influence of anything. They they they're probably going to talk to you right out of the gate. Like I said, I haven't >> Well, I had a long day and I was pissed the [ __ ] off. My parents called crisis on me when I told them I wasn't going to my appointment and now we're here cuz this is crazy. >> I mean, you you're going to lay down the the circumstances that >> that's the summary of what happened. I know, but I'm I'm not the person to tell that to. But unfortunately, the screeners made a decision and then here we are. As for the outcome, I don't know. I I can't make that decision. Um, but what I can tell you is, I mean, if your counselor is willing to speak with them and they're willing to speak with your counselor, so be it. Uh, I mean, I can't tell you yay or nay. That's really up to the hospital staff. Okay, this for you.