It was very clear like screaming help me. >> I thought there was a hole in the screen. It must have dropped down here. There was a spring. >> Anything left down there. >> On September 15th, 2023, officers received a call from a woman informing them that she can hear her neighbor screaming for help. Allegedly, her Chad boyfriend took things way too far. Police department. Police department. Police department, come to the door. >> Who is it? >> Police department, come to the door. >> I was just looking for you. This that he hit me. He ripped my shirt. He would not leave. He stole my debit cards. Where's he at? My phone. He went he went running. >> Okay. What's he wearing? >> A white shirt. I was in the back. >> 94 responding units. The mail is status one. >> Cuz that he he stole. Okay. So he stole my debit cards to my house. So I tried to block out. You're not le >> which way did he go? >> That way. And he's going to um I don't know. Whatever. Say that that way. That would be whatever. I don't know. It's probably at that gas station. You like that? The black people. I can't see. But he's probably right there with some people. I don't know. I wanted my money and my cards back. He took out all my >> white shirt. What What else was he wearing? >> White shorts, I think. >> White shirt. White shorts. >> Yeah. And he kicked my door again and I locked him out again and he kicked my door in again like for a second time. >> What kind of um shoes was he wearing? >> Uh black Jordans or something? >> Possibly wearing black Jordans. So, >> I want my money back. He's got your debit card. >> He took Okay. So, I had my one of my little bags when I came in. He was acting like he was going through it. I didn't know he he took my all my I hadund $100 and my debit card and he took your whole purse. >> But yeah, I'm like, "No, no, just the cards and the money and my cash app card. I have no means way to do anything." >> And so I I said, "Where's my money?" I ain't got it. Yes, you do. I was. So I told him I said, "You're not leaving me until I get my money back because I want my money back." That's the whole reason why he he could because he didn't have any He's never had any money. He took my money. >> Okay. So, how did your shirt get ripped? >> He ripped it like we're fighting. >> He grabbed you and ripped it off. >> Yeah, because I was trying to get I was trying to get for not leaving. You know what I'm saying? Like the couch visible wounds? >> Yeah, my face on my arm. >> Oh god. Sorry about shirt. I'm like shaking. Sorry about the hands. You like grab my arm right there and then kind of whatever. I'm bleeding right there. I don't know. >> Okay. What is this from right here? >> Oh. Oh. Dying my hair the other day. >> No, this on your wrist. >> Oh. Uh, I think I have a cat. From the cat. >> It's from the cat. >> Yeah. >> Where did he hit you in the face? >> Just like on the cheek right here. >> Your mouth is uh >> in my tongue. And I bit my tongue. >> You bit your tongue >> because he hit me. >> Okay. How did he hit you? >> Just like smack me. Like just smack me. >> All right. How much money was it? >> $100. And then my both my cards are missing. He says he doesn't have them. I know you do because I had them in my white purse. Where did they go? >> Do you need an ambulance? >> No, I don't. I just I need my door fixed because he keeps he kicked it in again. >> Okay. So, why did he kick the door in? All right. Because he let Okay, he left. He's like, "You want to let me leave?" I'm like, "Give me my money." I said, "You know what? Fine. Just leave." Then he come back and kick the door and again said he needs some of his more of his stuff. >> Okay. >> Are you kidding me? >> So, I'm going to take a picture his inmate when he just got out. Do you want to know? You can take it with you. I don't need it. >> Okay. I got to take a picture of your shirt >> and um cover yourself right there. >> Oh, sorry. Oh, god. Sorry. I'm like >> And um >> I can't call my parents. I can't cuz he's got my phone. >> He's got your phone. He says he doesn't. No, no, he does. >> Units. He's possibly running eastbound. Does he have a car around here? >> Mine. Mine. Actually, can you put it below? >> Have a vehicle uh here right now >> because everybody keeps telling me to do it and I haven't done it yet. >> Um what do you call that when you a stolen car thing? >> Yeah, it'll be a bolo. >> It's a white Toyota Camry. This is crazy to me though. Like I feel like there be a bunch of cops come there. >> Yeah, we got to find them. Oh lord. See? Um, you want to put a different shirt on? >> Yeah. Yeah. So aggravated. >> And he's not in here, correct? >> No. No, not at all. No. I was packing some more stuff and we started fighting again. I knew it was going to happen. Like I knew it was going to happen. And then cuz all his stuff was over there. He was like, "Well, I want to get my stuff." Dude, I want my money in my cards back. He got stuff. He halked out that window right there. >> Do you have any other wounds? >> No. Just he grabbed my arm and then I kind of fell on my side, but no. I mean, didn't do anything. That's it. >> I was supposed to be moving today. Like freaking out. >> Unit was running towards Fourth Street eastbound. Went through the woods. Where did it happen at >> in here? >> In here. So, what were y'all arguing about? >> All his stuff was my stuff. Like all these bags or whatever. And he kept going through my stuff, though, cuz I'm trying to pack. I He's He's He's caused me so much. I can't pack because he keeps me so in disarray. So, it's like I leave my stuff and I go to walk off and he steals my stuff. Like I'm like so I have to I have to sit and guard my It's like I don't know what to do. Like I mean >> Okay. >> So I started So I told him I I moved the couch by the door. I said you're not going to give me my money. >> What's his name? Ricky. >> No, it's Chad. But I just want to get Can you ride me up to a friend just I don't know. >> Uh we got to figure out everything here first. So you were packing your things and then what happened? >> Yeah. Okay. So when we came in, he tried to have sex with me or something. I I don't want to have sex. I want I want to do anything. I said I got stuff to do. is like he's and for two weeks. Okay, if my car went missing, he won't help me find the car. He's stolen the car. I'm not dumb. So, I've been I've been trying to be nice about that and I just don't get it. I don't I don't get it. So, you mean to tell me you're leaving me without a car? No. Steal my money. And like, what? Like, I don't get it. And then I'm trying to pack and move out at the same time and he's giving me hell, Tracy. Like, it's ongoing. Like, it never stops. >> All right, let me get a picture of your wrists. Um, is this from the >> That's from the cat. I got a little >> That's from the cat. That's a scar from like 10 years ago because piece of glass cut me. >> Okay. Let me get your face. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I just can't take this. I'm sweating. >> You're good. And you bit your tongue. >> Mhm. Yeah. >> You see your tongue? Any other wounds? >> No. >> No. >> All right. Your hips good. Everything's good. All right. >> So, you start arguing. >> Yeah, cuz I mean when I came in, I had my I had $100 on me. I had my cards. I mean, it's like everything's gone. Like >> so you get you get upset with him because your items are gone and he grabs you or what? >> No, like he would just he was just he just won't leave me alone. Just badly follows me around everywhere I go. I can't think. I can't function. He won't stop. He's like trying to hinder me from moving or something. I don't know. So I get stressed out in return. I'm like, "Will you please stop? It's it's it's chaos. It's awful." And then I noticed in my first I said I went to Robert. I said, "Where's my money at? Where's my wallet at? It's gone." I said, "Do my stuff." And all that's how it started. You said, "Give me my stuff." And then what happened? >> He won't give my stuff. He says he doesn't have it. >> Okay. And then what happened? >> So then I told him, I said, "You're you're not going to leave it to you. You give me my money and my stuff." And he said, "No, I'm not." He said, "Uh, I'm going to go out the window." That's what he did. Threw his stuff out the window. Like, yeah, >> he threw his stuff out the window. What was the stuff that he had? >> Like a big duffel bag, like two two or three duffel bags. >> So he grabbed all that and then he ran >> because I was sitting right here. Told him he could not go because I wanted my money. He my stuff. I had it with him. I said, "You stole my car. My mom, how do you do this? I don't get it." Like, we've been dating like on and off for a year. I don't I took care of his the whole time he was in jail. I can't wrap my mind around this. >> Okay. You want your stuff back? He says, "No." Uh, at what point does it get physical? >> No. When we when I let him out the door, >> you wouldn't let him out the door. >> I would not let wouldn't let him. I was like telling him to give him my stuff back. Like, he's a big dude. He could I was basically in his face going, I want my stuff back. And he got that's when he slapped me trying to push him. >> Okay. >> I mean, what am I supposed to do? I just got to get away from here. >> So, you were arguing right here saying, "Give your stuff back." He got physical with you. >> Yes. Trying to get like pushed me out the way. Smack me across the face. Push I got I almost went to the ground, but I didn't. But I wasn't backing down to him. I wanted my stuff. I mean, and my ho's missing. Like, I'm about I'm about to have a nervous breakdown. Literally, that's how I feel. Okay. The couch was up here. He kept trying to come over the couch like over and over and over again when I wouldn't let he would like buck up at me. He jumped over here and I was like doing like this. I said, "Give me my stuff. Give me my stuff." When he did that, he kind of slapped me kind of trying to push me and that's what happened. When I wouldn't move out of the way, he pushed me, slapped me, bud like nudging me like buck like doing like whatever you want to call that. And when I wouldn't move, he went back over there like this. Went over there, but then he came back towards me. It was it's ongoing. >> How did he get out of the apartment? >> That's what I'm trying to figure out. >> He wouldn't have been able to go that way. >> No, no, he didn't. No, I mean like he tried to I'm not I'm not lying. He threw his bags out there. Was going down there. But I he kept going back and forth. So I'm trying to think if he if he actually jumped through and went this way. Like I don't remember. Opened up this window. Where's the screen at? I thought there was a hole in the screen. It must have dropped down here. He threw his bags down there. Then there was the screen. >> Anything left down there? >> I see. >> No, he wouldn't have been able to go out that Okay. So, it must have been that way, but he tried to get out that way. He threw his bags that way. I swear to God. >> When did you get the kitten? >> Oh, a friend of mine gave it to me a couple like two weeks ago. That poor cat's been listening up, arguing, and I feel bad for it. >> We get a phone call. This is the third time we've been called out here. >> That's not my fault. Like, he can't he won't like >> Yeah. This is the second time we've been called out here where you've said, "Somebody call 911. He's hitting me." >> Yeah. He say, "I can't get him out of my house. Nobody will help me." >> So, I don't know what to do. when you when you called us this time again. >> No, I didn't call you. Someone else supposed to call you back on the phone. >> They said that you kicked the door. He kicked the door in. >> Yeah, he did again. >> So, how would he have done that if he was leaving? >> Because he keeps coming back. He'll He'll leave. He'll come back. That's what I'm trying to tell y'all. I can't get rid of him. It was locked. I thought it was not. He kicked it in again. >> Cuz it was locked. >> Yes. >> Why'd you lock it again? >> Because he left. This is when he he comes back and forth. What I'm trying to tell you. He'll do this and he'll say, "I'm not leaving." Okay, I'm leaving. Go leave. But come I don't what? So when he left this time, I thought he kicked it and came back again. Then it's like, "I can't take it anymore." He just all day long it's like this. I'm not lying. >> I can't take it. >> Walk me through all the cards he has. Cash app. U disability. >> Yeah. And then cash. And then my phone. And my car. I don't know so much. >> What does the disability card look like? >> It's green. >> Green. >> Yeah. It's like a debit card and the money hits on the first. So, it's like $900 something dollars. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> There's a lot of officers looking for him right now. Okay. >> Okay. All right. >> All right. You called, right? >> I did. >> Okay. Um >> Yeah. This is kind of like a ongoing thing. What did you hear? >> She heard most of it and I >> I walked out of the car >> and it was just like muffled and kind of mumbling at first and then it was very clear like screaming, "Help me. He's going to hit me or he's been hitting me. He busted my door down. I think she said that. Call the cops and then just help me a bunch. >> Okay. Uh you heard the same thing pretty much. >> Yes. Okay. >> And you didn't call, she called, right? >> Yeah. >> I walked inside. >> All right. Um if y'all wouldn't mind, I need your license uh to put y'all in the call as witnesses. >> She said it's going to be possibly three duffel bags. Jeff, if I located the bags, they're stashed um inside the gated area right behind the the building you're at. >> Clear. If you could look through those and see if you can find her phone and her debit cards. So, they found his bags. Um still looking for him. >> I saw it coming the other way. I was like, "Huh, >> looks kind of sus." >> There's also going to be a Cash App card and uh it's going to be a debit card for her disability. So, we're looking for phone and debit card. >> Now, the question is, what are we going to do with all this stuff? >> Take the evidence and just put it in there into sorted items and >> safekeeping. >> Safe keeping and make him have to come over there and get it. And it's got to be him that comes and gets it, >> right? Phone and a green, I guess, disability card. >> Well, be careful what you're grabbing. >> Yep. Why >> needles that insulin? >> No, it's only insulin. pharmaceutical man. >> Whatever. >> He looks to work. >> Hi. >> Hey guys. Hey. >> Wasn't he barred the other day? >> Only from the complex but not from her apartment because he's her boyfriend. He's been staying there for 3 months and they were still in love. Yeah. >> Until today. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Whatever. >> Nada. >> No phone. Okay. >> What's up, bro? >> What's your name, sir? >> Ted. >> Ched. >> Ted. What's the guy's name? >> Chad. >> Oh, Chad. Well, they need to talk to you about some stuff that went on. >> Oh, I know. >> I got you. I see you got some birds. Yeah. >> Got you. >> How did you get over here? >> I walked >> down this road. >> Uh I'm not sure. I walked up >> I'm not sure where I'm at, but I walked into the >> Okay. So, you know the back of our neighborhood? >> Mhm. >> Right across the 5th Street. There's another I walked down that came out like >> in the back somewhere, right? >> Yeah. I guess that be like right here or something like that. >> I got you. So why if you're just coming to the bus stop, why'd you walk all the way around that way? >> I was trying to pull off >> to avoid us. >> No. >> No. >> I didn't know. I didn't know she called. >> I mean, we get a call. You didn't think she called 911? >> I didn't think she did. >> I got you. Well, >> that's my thing is direct shot. >> Right. Right, Chad. There's a direct shot from >> your house over the sidewalk, but instead you went through this neighborhood. I got somebody that called at that first complex >> that you went to the breezeway and then you came out the back and then now you're over here. So I'm I'm just wondering why >> I >> there's a bus stop way up there too right behind the complex. >> You're just sitting down. >> I got a chip bag some water. >> Okay. I got I'm just asking cuz it doesn't it just doesn't make sense to me. That's why I'm asking. >> Where's all the cuts from? >> Yeah. I mean just from her and some of them was uh >> ran through the bushes. M well right >> all the thorns and stuff. >> Yeah, right here the thorn. But she was I'm telling you she was ripping me around and I'm like >> it's crazy. >> Why did you leave your bags up there? >> Cuz there's no way I could care. >> Oh, okay. >> There's no way. I was trying I try to get away from her sometimes. She'll follow me cuz she does this all the time. >> Mhm. >> It's just things are I was trying to pull off and >> I got you. >> I was trying to figure out where to go cuz she has my phone. This this phone is broke because >> well we're talking right now, right? Trying to figure out what's going on. >> That's why you're not handcuffed. >> I don't know. >> Yeah, I told you that earlier. >> Even Even my sergeant told you that that she's trying to get you arrested and >> we got to pack my dog. >> But we can't make you leave. I told you that it's best if you pack your stuff and get out of here because you know if that either that or you know we're going to get a call back and somebody's going to jail like you know. Yeah. And she had the Wi-Fi router tower in my hand and she goes and I'm like, "Well, >> the primary officer arrived that spoke to the girlfriend and had a few things he needed to clear up to determine who was lying." >> I'm like, "Terra, please just let me go. Don't take out my other bag." She comes over, pushes me back, grabs the bag, starts pulling. I'm like, "Stop. Stop." And she said, "He's hitting me. He's hitting me." And I was screaming, "I'm not hitting her. trying to leave. >> And she doesn't want you to leave. For what reason? >> She doesn't want me to leave. >> For what reason? >> I don't know. You got my in my car. >> So >> So do you have any of her things on you right now? >> No. >> What's Is that your phone right there? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> My phone. >> All right. >> Anything that might be hers. >> Anything that might be hers. All right, I told him. >> So, what happened with your knuckles here? That's just >> they like that earlier. >> No, >> now the cut was there because he hit the wall. >> Yeah, but this is from prior stuff. >> But all the way, >> but those but those were not there earlier. >> And all of this >> I have that's from their cat, I think. >> She had the same kind of marks and she said it was from the cat. >> From the cat. Okay. And then also she was like that. I'm like knuckle down like that, you know, trying not to I'm >> How did her shirt get ripped? >> Huh? >> How did her shirt? >> Oh yeah, she ripped my shirt. >> No. How did her shirt get ripped? >> I don't know. >> But I mean she was ripping my shirt. >> She didn't have a shirt on. She was thinking like anybody saw her go in, you know, cuz she was going in and out of the apartment. >> So where are you headed? Uh, I'm trying to get to call my mom. I'm stupid. She has my other phone. Get back. She said phone. I don't have a phone. >> Do you know where her phone is? >> I know. I know. >> All right. I promise you for a second. >> After discussing things through, officers determined the boyfriend to be the primary aggressor and took him into custody. >> All right, man. Go ahead and stand up for me. Turn around for me. >> That's good to go. >> Yep. Turn around for me. >> Go ahead and turn around for me. >> Turn around for me. >> Why Why did she get to attack me? I have no tail. >> I need you to straighten your wrist. >> Put your wrist or your palms together like you're praying. >> There you go. Can you guys please please bang it? I have my stuff over there. I'm not so shy though. I don't know. >> I got three of your bags um with me. The ones that you stash over there. So, those will go with you. Okay. As of right now. And if you need to get more stuff later and when you do get out um you have to give us a call, >> please. Sir, go ahead and walk over here for me. >> Walk this way for me. >> Yeah. I don't understand. >> Look, you're innocent until proven guilty. All right. >> I know, but I'm not going to get out there. >> Not only that, but innocent people don't run. Innocent people don't run that way. >> And they don't change their clothes. >> Yeah. I mean, he could have walked right down here >> and sat down. >> He kept saying like he kicked the door in. Okay. Why didn't he call? Yeah, he lives there, but why couldn't he call and say, "Hey, she locked me out again." >> She'd be going to jail, not you. >> Yeah. Yeah. land. >> It said you busting the door down again. >> Come on. >> I need you to lean against the vehicle. >> There you go. You got anything on you? >> Nothing against me making that phone call, man. And don't let me guess, she doesn't have to go to jail. And she beat the out of me, man. >> I was praying about it every day. I was like, "Thank God." >> All right. Go ahead. Get in the vehicle. Huh? >> What am I getting charged with? >> It's going to be battery family violence. >> What? Oh my god. I didn't touch her. I just got out of jail. That's why I'm saying I have not been living there for 3 months. >> Jail or prison? >> Jail. >> What were you in jail for? >> Took three shots of liquor in other rehab for the drug test. >> What was your original charge for? >> Drug charge. >> Drug charge. >> The suspect was booked for battery family violence. On January 9th, 2025, the suspect plead guilty to the charge. He was sentenced to 13 days of confinement and was ordered to pay $50 in fees.