We broke up cuz he went back to Bay Mama. >> Uhuh. Uhuh. It's not time to talk. It is not time to talk. It is time to listen. >> On July 26th, 2023, police responded to a residence following a report of an assault with a deadly weapon. A female caller reported that her brother pulled out his firearm and began striking her with it. When police arrived to the home, everyone was outside playing with the children. Needless to say, everyone was confused. >> What's going on? >> All right, we got a call about I think your neighbors. Nobody stay here. >> Nobody stay. >> Who y'all looking for? >> Hold on. Cut. Give me the address again. Yeah. 322. >> Y'all can go in there. >> What's the name of the complainant? >> What? >> Rochelle. >> Yeah, they're my name. >> Oh, okay. Uh, did you call police? >> No. >> The kid might have did on the phone. >> No, they said your brother pulled a gun on you. >> What? No. Whoa. >> Didn't call, boys. No, >> we just got home. >> My head hurt. I've been laying on the sofa the whole time. >> Who called? Who made the call? >> Senator, you called saying that your brother pulled a gun on you. >> What? >> I'm the only brother here. >> I'm the mama. >> What's your name? >> 21 Central. Give me the telephone number. It was called in on >> what? Where? >> Who in the house? I read in the house. >> He was wearing one. >> Who in the house? >> All right. You know that number >> with a red shirt? >> Yeah. >> Hold up. Hold up. >> You said hello. You said >> Hold up. One name. >> Your phone. >> Yeah. He said he said me with a red shirt. I had a red shirt. >> Yeah. They called they called about you with a red shirt. >> Yeah. Me. >> He didn't have no no gun. >> He just picked my sign up, sir. >> Let me see. >> No, no, I ain't accusing. >> Come back. >> We know who done it. We know who done it. The girl he just broke up with. >> They out there going to >> I think I seen one of y'all when that going. >> All right. Number >> maybe. >> Is that that is that Kai's number? >> I don't know. I got her number. How come like six something else? I don't know what number that is. >> 2221. >> They said I had a red shirt on. That me >> got contact with all parties. Looks like this is going to be a swatting call. >> Nothing happen. >> Somebody call >> All right. Well, um, glad everybody's okay. >> We fine, man. >> Y'all have a good day. >> Now, that officers know it was a false report. They were able to find out who called and where they called from. It led to the 27year-old's ex-girlfriend, which we find out that she's only 16 years old. Hey, huh? Well, >> who's all here? Kiki here. >> No, you just said yes. >> Yeah, tell Kiki I need to speak to her. >> I need to speak to Kiki. >> How you doing, ma'am? I need to speak to Kiki. >> You need to speak to who? >> Kiki. >> Hold on, Dad. I'll call you right back. >> Not here. Where >> are you? >> I don't know, baby. I don't know what's going on. I got so much going on. Like I don't know. >> Open it up. >> You can step out. >> What happened, Maru? Get out of the way. What happened, y'all? All right, I'll explain it to you. How you doing, ladies? >> So, whose phone number is five? >> All right. Well, I'm being told it is one of y'all. And we have Listen. And we have history with that phone number. Coming back to >> Are you Donna? >> I'm being told. >> No. No. Who's Who's Ka? >> Yeah. Who's Ka? >> Come here. Come. Come talk to us. >> Gold Wig. How old are you, Ka? >> 16. >> 16. Who's Kiki or uh what's your what's your name? >> All right, you come too. >> What's your ex-boyfriend's name? >> Did you call in saying that he pulled a gun on his sister and was beating her with it? >> No, sir. >> It come from that phone number. >> No, I say my phone have no >> All right. Well, let's do this. I'm going to call it, mayor. Y'all, you go back in there. >> Mom say you want my phone. >> I don't know. We're going to find out whose phone it is. >> He said it was your number and then separately I talked to his mama. She said it was your number. Everybody said it was your number. >> I can show you my phone. >> Where's it at? >> My phone right here. >> All right. Well, look. I know it's one of these phones here. >> If y'all want me to confiscate all the phones and do search warrants on them, I can. >> Or somebody could just be honest and tell me who's got the phone. >> I didn't know. >> My number seven. >> Okay. Come outside. Everybody come outside. >> Okay. >> So, none of them live here. These are my baby. >> She's waiting on her door her mom to pick her up. >> Do you have a text now app? >> Yes, sir. >> You do? >> Yes, sir. >> Let's go outside. >> Eldest person, if you want to come out here with them while I talk to them. Where's the other third girl that was in the bedroom? >> I want to see the police. >> Where's the third girl? Well, tell her to come outside. >> I never did. >> What's your third friend's name? What's her name? >> Oh, that's you. Oh, sorry. >> Sorry. Hood up. thought it was your son. >> All right. So, here's how it works. >> When you call 911, we record every call. >> So, I can call right now and get a recording. >> I can let all these people here. I can let that lady right there hear it. And I I guarantee we will know who called. So, time for games is over. I know you did it. I don't know who did it, but I know one of you did it. So, let's go ahead and fess up. >> I didn't call y'all. >> Okay, then I can just arrest all three of you as party to a crime. >> Yes, cuz that's how it works. But that don't mean I'm showing you my phone though >> because here's what I know. The phone has history with you. Your m Who's your mama? >> Tanya. >> All right. We have you with history to that phone number. >> And here's what's funny. It called your ex-boyfriend and they said, "Yeah, >> no. No. It's her. It's her ex-boyfriend. >> Is it your ex-boyfriend or the the history of the phone number comes back to you and it's your ex-boyfriend?" >> No, you're wrong. It's her ex-boyfriend. She's just a friend. >> But I never went with >> they said JJ, but I never called JJ. >> The only reason I remember cuz it specifically said she had like a blonde wig on, >> right? But Cobra was the the girlfriend. That was one that's bar name. But >> she's supposed to be the friend that's barred from the county. My point is >> that name wrong cuz that's not I never went with JJ at all. So if I if I >> call him right now, >> if I put forth the effort of calling central and listening to that voice recording, all bets are off. I'm going to arrest you. So if you want a scolding, then maybe we fess up and we move from there. >> All right, then I'll just I'm going to listen to the recording right now. >> And a police recording about >> somebody somebody called in reference to her ex-boyfriend pointing a gun at his sister. >> They swatted him is what they did. It's called swatting. It's a very dangerous situation. And the phone that called pinged from this location. That's how we know it was here. >> There's no doubt about it. It was >> technology, guys. Technology. >> So, I'm going to call this >> I'm going to call right now. I told you I got the number. I could search the house and find the phone. >> But I'm going to call and listen to it and I'll know exactly who it is. >> Here. Do this. Officer Harney. >> Pull her away and talk to her. See if you can talk to Sense her. You pull her over there and see if you can talk to Sing them. Hey, it's 2221. >> I'll talk to you in a minute. You going to sit right there. >> Can you pull the recording up real fast? >> Who who dated JJ? >> My right there. >> See, our sisters. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> Somebody called 911 and said that JJ pulled a gun on his sister, pointed it at her, and then beat her. We We We pull up over We pull up over there. They're all outside talking, playing, having a good time with kids. So, we ping the phone number that it comes back to and it comes back right there. >> But I'm saying it's not my That's not my number. Like, my phone is right there. Y'all can get it. Do whatever y'all need to do with my phone. That That's not my number. And I never >> I'm going to be honest with you. I believe you. I believe you. I believe you. Like I don't want to get arrested for something. >> Listen, you're the only one that's not freaking out acting stupid >> because I this this this goes on for was just right here. They just left before they went the next day. >> I get that. Hold on. But here's what I do know. The phone that made the call come from here. It pinged here. >> Okay. >> That's how we got here. >> Hold on. Let me talk because it's important for you. >> I'm about to listen to recording. The the phone that called has history with her and her family. So I know somehow at least she's associated with it. >> But she been here. >> I know she's been here. I have no >> She hasn't called. No, I mean they willing to get >> one of them two called. I don't think you called. That's why I'm talking to you right now cuz this is the chance for you to not to stay out of trouble. Yes, sir. >> I mean, that's bottom line because y'all three are in the bedroom. I can make a case that y'all three worked in concert to do this. Yes. >> I don't want to do this, but I'm not stupid either. I've been doing this for 23 years. >> Yes. >> Okay. I was a detective for the last five. >> So, >> hello. >> Hey, it's Cook. >> Okay. I'm going to try to play it. >> Okay. And I'll even let you hear the call because when we hear it, we're going to know who made that call. But I'm giving you a chance to be honest with me first cuz I don't think they understand how serious it was and how much trouble they can get into it. So, who made that call? Hello. I'm holding one ticket. >> I believe you. Okay. I'm just going to be honest with you. I do. But I feel like y'all holding something and I need somebody to tell me who called that. Who called 911. >> That what I'm saying. I never called. I don't know. Like I said, I've been with my sister all day. My sister haven't called either. Neither one of us have called. You can get both our phone. Anything y'all need to do, y'all can do whatever is necessary that y'all feel need to get done. But I never called y'all. >> You ain't never been in trouble before, have you? Yeah. You seem like you hadn't. >> That's what I'm saying. I don't. So that's a very serious crime, a false reporting, especially when it involves a gun. Especially how Athens is when we got all these guns going around here. Somebody called 911 about that. I need to know who done it. It come from that. It come from in there. Who is this lady? How you know her? The lady in the yellow or orange or >> I don't really know her like that. That she just I met her like a couple of days ago cuz I don't I don't stay here. >> So what do y'all three of y'all What are y'all doing here? Now you seen Well, did you >> know what I'm saying? How do y'all know these people? >> I know her because Okay. I have a a friend named Diamond and that's her stepmaker. >> Like Okay. Her Diamond Daddy go with the lady in the uh the yellow shirt. >> Mhm. >> And that's my friend. So that's how I know uh her right there. >> And what about the other two? >> How I know her? >> That's your sister, right? >> Yeah. What I'm saying? >> So she's just here because you're here. >> Okay. Yeah. And she talking with him right there. >> Who she talking to? No, I'm saying the one that she said. >> Oh, I got you. I got you. >> Okay. Who is this up here? >> You don't even know who that is. >> No, what I'm saying. She She just be here like cuz I like when I be coming over here, I see her here, but I can't like tell you exactly who it is cuz I >> Well, who is that? >> Hello. Hey, this is Officer Von with Athens Clark County Police Department. So, the issue I'm having is um your daughter's ex-boyfriend. Um I think I got it. Is it JJ? Okay. So, we get a 911 call about 30 minutes ago stating that JJ was at his mother's house on he pointed a gun at his sister and then beat her with it. So, we go over there. There is no gun. There's no fighting. There's little kids running around and they're all playing outside and whoever the caller was give a description of what JJ was wearing. Well, he matched the description, clothes and everything. [Applause] down. >> Which one of them is that? >> Cuz I think I know, but y'all know I'm better than I put me in. >> They They did that in your house, >> not me. >> I ain't at all today. >> And so when I get over there, none of that's true. So we ping the phone number that it comes back to of who called 91. We pinged the phone number where it came back to who called 911 >> and it took us straight back to this house where your daughter's at. Uh, I don't have the number written down. My sergeant has the number written down. I'll let you speak to him if you'd like to. >> Okay, give me one second. I'm gonna give this to my sergeant, >> but that's going to be Py, I'm pretty sure. >> Hello. >> Hey, that's that's good for now. >> That's good. Okay, >> that's the phone. >> Say hello. >> This is Sergeant Cook with Athens Clark County Police Department. >> Yes, sir. Um, we was trying to figure out what the phone number was that the child came from. It's uh five. >> Okay. Her number is >> I understand that. But uh it's a phone she's used before and her little friend can testify right now that we just heard the voice message that cuz we record all 911 calls, so we know exactly who it is. You want to tell them who you heard? >> Tell her mama. >> Their person. Like for example, you could have 10 phone numbers. >> Hold on. >> I can type in every phone number that comes back to you because you've had history with it. When we typed in that number, it popped up your name. I didn't even tell your ex-boyfriend that I was coming to talk to you. I What I said was, "Do you know her old number?" He's like, "No." What is her name? He told me. So, I ran a number and they told me it was your name. >> But that's not my number. That's the only phone I had. Before this phone, my phone was broke. Right. >> This Come on now. What the hell? >> I'm about to just rest all of them. >> I can't lie. I can't lie. >> Tell her mama what what you heard. >> I ain't going to lie. Yeah. >> Like who? >> Kiki's mama. >> Hey, baby. >> Yeah. Um, >> just be honest with I already know. >> He already know that's her voice. >> Have you talked to him today? >> No, I ain't even seen him to the sky. >> Say a picture of him or anything today? >> No, I have not seen his boy at all. >> Let's run her. Let's verify. I know. I know it's her. It was her. >> It was not me. >> How old are you? 16 or 17? I'm 16, bro. >> What's your birthday? >> 2006. >> So, you could have got the whole >> don't be dumb talking to, but you want to play these games. >> I'm not playing on call no. >> You are. That's that. We're past that. I have two people that's already heard your voice and identified that is you. Okay. >> I'm not going to tell you that. But they're they're here. They're here. I tell you that. >> Identify my voice. >> I'm not going to tell you that. It'll be in the report. >> Did you hear the voice thing? >> Sure. >> Cuz I didn't call no police. You did. >> That's not even debatable. >> 911. >> Hey, can you play that for me one more time? I apologize. >> You want to come listen to it, too? Just so y'all know I'm not lying. I don't lie. >> 911. >> Exactly. >> That's not me. I don't sound like I need a police officer to That's not how I sound like crazy. >> All right, bro. Bro. Ooh, we Oh, we That's not me, bro. >> It's you. >> No, it's not you. >> So, here's what's going to happen right now. >> Here's what's going to happen. I'm >> I'm going to charge you under the juvenile statute. >> Like, what the hell? How I sound like that? >> I sound like that. >> Listen. >> Come on now. That's not me in a voice. >> You're being charged with filing a false police report. You will have to go to juvenile court and you will have to explain yourself. The only thing I'm trying to debate now is whether to charge your friends as parties to a crime. >> Y'all were together. You're in the same room. >> Knowing me, I did not call no police. >> And y'all want to play these games? >> I'm not I'm not playing games. >> I'm not talking to you anymore. You can be quiet, >> bro. >> Talk again. I'm going to charge you with disorderly conduct. >> I'm talking to you, too. >> What I'm saying? >> Y'all have a choice now. >> Bro, can you talk to her? >> No, not right now. these games of I don't know what's going on and it wasn't her. We're past that. >> We're past that. I take it very seriously when somebody calls in on somebody and tells the police that they have a gun because that could have got that young man shot. Uhuh. Uhuh. It's not time to talk. It is not time to talk. It is time to listen. >> What y'all got to decide now is whether you want to be >> parties to a crime or y'all want to say, "You know what? We we made a bad choice. We thought it was funny and we want to be witnesses. And maybe if y'all are honest, I don't even charge her. But I don't like games. But for me to not charge people, >> it has to be 100% honesty. >> I made the call. >> You made the call. >> Why did you make the call? >> I was going to sleep cuz they put us at their house. >> You talking about the vacant apartment? No, we were standing up the street at his sister house. >> How old are you? >> They got the argument. >> You're 22. >> How old are you? >> I'm 15. >> Where are your parents? Or your mom's on there. >> She in my door right now. >> Where is your parents? >> So, you're admitting that you made that phone call. Where's the phone it was made from? >> I was upset. >> Where's the phone it was made from? >> Go get it so we confirm it. >> Look, I'm going to be honest with you. That's your ex-boyfriend. You knew she made that phone call. >> You can get some serious trouble. >> But listen what I'm saying. Listen what I'm saying. You can get in some serious trouble whether you made the phone call or you didn't. You didn't make the phone call, but you're not going to confess up. you the same way. >> Honestly, you better be glad that she admitted it. >> How would you feel if we went over there and shot that young man in the chest? And >> it would have been and it happens a lot. It's actually happened multiple times. It's called swatting. We have a name for it >> because when we arrive, he was actually cool, but a lot of times people tend to run. People tend to over, you know, act dumb when the police are there. and we're being told he has a gun on him and he just pointed a gun at his sister. So, we're already at a heightened level. >> And then we he turns and let's say he has a cell phone and he pulls it out to call his mama. >> He gets a ch he gets a slug in the chest. >> All the calls y'all want to be silly. >> How old is your boyfriend? >> How old is Jack's boyfriend? >> 23 Wait, what? >> Seven or 24? >> That's a big age difference. >> And you're how old? >> She's 16. Is it 27 or is it 24? >> Who's your mom? >> I don't know. >> You dating somebody? You don't even know their age. >> It wasn't long. >> Are you related to them at all? >> No. This >> to who? >> Like I used to go with their sister and she got >> So you made that phone call. You fessing up to that? >> No. >> Like 100%. Like >> I mean I'd be honest about it because you the only one of age. He wants to press a charge, you going to jail. There is no DJ. It's gone. >> So I'm Your voice is too deep for what I heard. But whatever. All right. >> That is what that is. >> Well, I mean if she made the call. >> All right. >> I mean, if it if it was her, I'm sure she wouldn't let her friend go to jail for her. >> All right. You'd hope. >> All right. step over here and let him put you in handcuffs. >> I'm going to jail. >> Yeah, you're going >> You made the call. >> Quarter of a pound. >> Like you said, you you did it. So, >> they wouldn't let you go to jail for something they did. >> That's a very serious >> and I don't think you would fess up to something you didn't do. >> Just think about that. You made a false report where a a guy could have got shot. >> Can they stay here? >> I call done 911 to make sure it's his phone number. >> Did you all along know she made that phone call? No sir. I they I was told by the mother or the sister, whoever she was, Rochelle, his sister, >> the one that stays up here. >> No, not that one. She stays on. >> She called them like I said, "Come get your stuff out the house." Okay. >> They go down there and get their stuff out the house. It's a whole fight going on between the brothers and the sister. >> Just an argument going on. Okay. >> No, it they said they got into altercation like they was fighting or something. Then everything broke off. They came up here. >> We were sitting there trying to find somewhere to go. We had called her mom. Her mom was supposed to be coming to get us so we can go up the road. >> Mom, the one that's getting arrested. >> Yes, sir. I said, "Okay, we going to get either live money or we just going to sit here like stay here, wait till 10 in the morning. She come get us in the morning before she leave." >> Said, "Okay." We just in there watching TV chilling. Next thing you know, they said 12 was outside. So, I came outside. I never made call. They said y'all was outside. >> What is 12? I keep hearing that. >> Police. The police. They said y'all was outside. So, we came outside. I never made no call. >> Okay. I was showing y'all my phone log, call log. I'm showing y'all my number. >> You showed me. So >> I never made no call. >> I'm just going to be honest with you. You're lucky that she confessed to it because you f to get some serious trouble. Especially when it comes to a gun, any kind of call with a gun. Like I know that's your ex-boyfriend. You probably don't like him. Y'all probably have some beef. Y'all probably got in an argument. But he almost got shot. >> I didn't make no >> when he get locked up. He called me. So we >> and like I said, we show up over there, everybody's outside playing, having a good time, playing with little kids. He's out there playing tag with some little kids. >> I didn't make >> Okay. And another thing, how old are you? >> I'm 16. >> 27, 24, whatever that is. That ain't going to cut it. >> I'm already know. >> He can get in trouble. You can get in trouble. >> We stopped. That's all going on. If we being honest, that's why they had to leave that from down there. >> Mhm. >> We stopped talking. We broke up cuz he went back to bae mama. So it's like we don't have nothing going on. >> Okay. So what I advise you if you don't want to get in any trouble with with him, do not contact him. Don't have no contact with him. If you ain't got no stuff over there, don't contact him. Just stay separated with him. Cuz if you contact him again, I'm going to find out. And then somebody's getting in trouble because the age difference. You know what the law is in the state of Georgia? 17. You're considered an adult. Okay. You ain't 17. So, you're not an adult. >> Okay. >> So, that's your phone number. >> Well, it's going straight to voicemail. >> When I call it, >> so it should pop up. It's got internet. >> The person you are trying to reach is not accepting calls at this. >> You explain that. >> What do you want to do with it? >> She wants to take it for numbers. >> Okay, let's go. Thank you guys. Appreciate it. >> No, I'm going to leave it here. You going to leave it here? You don't want it on you? >> You want the phone left here or you won't be able to get numbers off of it when you get to the jail? Is it going to jail? >> Okay. So, do you want numbers when you get there? >> Yeah. Okay. Right. What's your name? Your name? All right. I'm about to leave. If I don't have your name, I'll book you in tomorrow, which means you sit for a day for free. That's up to you. Don't bother me. We'll book you in stupid. It is stupid. It's called false report of a crime. >> If you didn't do nothing, >> if you want to get booked in as Jane Doe, we can book you in as Jane Doe and I'll come back tomorrow and say, can we just go? >> Well, once I get your name, how you spell Kando? >> All right, just book her under Jane Do. I'll come back. >> I just gave you my name. >> I said how to spell it. >> K E S H A W N D A. >> Last name. What's your birthday, Miss? >> 1999. Before you get in there, hun, I'm going to do a quick pat down on you. All right. Use the back of my hand for your upper chest region. Okay. Using the back of my hand. Take a seat. >> Tell you what I think happened. >> Sure. >> I think they used that phone and she called. >> Oh, probably. But hey, she wants to take the rap for it. She admitted it. She can take charge. I don't. I think they used her phone and the ex-girlfriend called >> probably. But hey, she wants to go to big boy jail, she can go. She has warrants, too. >> Who? This girl. >> Yeah. Failure to appear. >> Oh my. >> Hey, hold on. Tell her she's got a warrant out of Bar County, too. So, once she gets done with this charge, she'll have to go to Bar County. >> So, >> nailed it. Um, said nailed it. >> Nailed it. >> All right, Cookie. I'm headed to the jail. The suspect was booked for a false report of a crime.