out of town. >> All right. So, which one of you called him a a [ __ ] >> I did. I think he called me a hooker. >> So, who lives there? >> Me. >> You live there and that's your friend? >> Yeah, I live next door. >> Next door. Next door. >> You call me a hooker. He's calling me a hoe. We didn't say we were walking on the hooker and then and then we was like, you know, I'm not going to sit there and let you call me out of my name. Especially you pointed the past few days and no, that's not cool. like he's sitting here in his yard. >> You haven't called a police for? >> Why am I going to call the police for him calling me names? I'll just take my ass in the house, >> but he pulled out a freaking gun. >> He pulled out a gun and pointed it at my face. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I didn't told me he was going to shoot it. I didn't even do it. >> What color was the shotgun? >> I saw a black barrel. It was black. It's >> a shotgun. >> Okay, hear me out. So, he called your hooker. You call him >> He called me up. He was like, "Hooker." It wasn't. >> But what I'm trying to figure out is at which point you actually stay on scene just to go to bottle with me. >> We did not stay on scene. We were walking down the street. >> I'm asking her. Give me one second. Is y'all screaming over here? I'm trying to figure it out. >> We're not It's not We're not trying to scream. You know, we're not. I get it. You're reacting. But >> he gets it. Why can't you get I get it, but I don't like the tone of voice. Why can't you like explain? So now stop talking. >> Okay. So now, so he calls you a hooker. You call him a [ __ ] At which point, if you see him going back inside the house, >> he didn't go in the house. >> He had that shotgun with him. >> He already I don't know. All I know is he bit down, picked it up, and told me he was going to shoot me in the head. That's what he told me. It happened. >> He never went in the house. >> He never went in the house. >> You saw it right there. He bent down. He has a bunch of trees. All we know is he turned around and came up like this. >> Okay, give me a sec. >> He was in the fence the whole time. We were right here. >> Like, is there cameras out here that can prove this? There's street cameras. There's >> He got cameras saying he got cameras. There's a camera right there. Y'all need to do something. >> Oh, yeah. And you need to chill out. Okay. >> I just asked if I could go DOWN NEXT DOOR AND >> YOU NEED TO CHILL OUT. YOU NEED TO CHILL OUT CUZ NOW YOU'RE GOING TO BE ARRESTED. You're being disorderly right now. I'm asking. I'm talking to her. I'm going to be arrested. >> I'm talking to this lady. >> Okay. I'm going to give you one more chance. If you don't calm down, I'm going to bring you in. >> I'm calm. >> I'm calm. I just want to go talk to my kids. I have a very important phone call. I just asked if I could go next door and charge my phone. My daughter is sick. I I don't have time for this. >> You're screaming again. I'm freaking out. >> Second time. Okay. >> You are acting disorderly. You will be arrested. Okay. >> Got a gun in my face. My We're going to help you out. We're trying. >> We're going to help you out. >> Listen, we're here to investigate. Just calm down. >> You know what? She needs to be corrected if anything. >> Calm down. >> All right. >> Why do I have to be corrected when MY LIFE WAS DESTROYED? MY DAUGHTER'S SICK. I JUST WANT TO GO TO touch my phone. >> DO NOT TOUCH ME. >> DO NOT TOUCH ME. Do not touch me. Do not record this. DO NOT TOUCH ME. DO NOT TOUCH ME. [screaming] DO NOT TOUCH ME. DO NOT TOUCH ME DOING THAT. >> Do not touch me. I JUST SAID I WANTED TO CALL MY KIDS. >> I JUST SAID I WANTED TO CALL MY KIDS. MY PHONE IS DEAD. WHAT DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND? I GOT A BLOCK PRINTED IN FRONT OF ME. I CAN'T THINK. I'M STRESSED OUT. I NEED TO GO CALL MY CHILDREN. >> I need to call my kids.