Look, look, look, look, hey, hey, look, look. This land belong to our people. >> Man, breathe right here. >> I got you, man. I got you. >> On August 16th, 2023, officers responded to an unknown problem between a 75-year-old woman and her dirt bag 47year-old son. Once they arrived, Ogulthorp County Sheriff's Department was already on scene. >> Okay. >> He's very count. I'm let them do cuz we quick. >> Yeah. >> Hey man, what's going on? >> Nothing. >> Nothing. >> They're telling me that you push your mama, >> man. The whole the whole land. >> I think I talking, man. Hell yeah. I ain't never never. >> Okay, I got you. She she don't miss my daddy so much cuz they had been together like 60 years. >> Okay. >> Come on. >> You don't tell me why the police call my sister my uncle right here now. >> Nobody come drink the goddamn beer. >> They be talking crazy. >> Okay. So you're both drunk? >> No. Her? >> Just her? >> Yeah. She cool. She cool. >> Okay. >> Hate to see it but love to see it at the same time. You know >> right. >> But the thing about she she done it. What have you taken then? >> Right. I blame her. >> Okay. >> I'm I'm at home. >> What's that? What's that in the cup holder, man? >> Real good. >> Well, if I talk to your mama, is she going to tell me the same? >> Man, don't talk to her. >> Don't lie to me, man. >> Don't lie to me. >> Don't lie to me, man. >> Lie to what? I think I've been taking care of my mom a goddamn last 20 years. >> Okay. >> If you don't mind telling me what's going on, I know you told them, but >> he be good. He be a nice person, but he hit the ground. I think I miss your car. Everybody think >> I'm 50 years old. >> You don't mind telling me what's going on? >> 50 years old. >> 50 years old. >> So you're telling me that nothing happened? >> What the hell don't happen? >> They're telling me that you pushed your mama. >> Push your mama? >> Yeah. >> Look, look, look, look. >> So what? So this is your car? >> My car. >> And what's going on with it? He just doesn't want to give you the keys. >> I told you my keys. >> So he has your keys. He got And he won't give them to you. >> N. >> And then what happened after that? Y'all got the argument about it? >> They pushing me. >> Where'd he push you at? >> Right here. Did you fall over? >> Yeah. You need an ambulance or anything? Somebody come check you out? Do you need an ambulance? >> No. Okay. You think you're okay, though? >> I see you're a little dirty. >> I'm 50 years old. I'm not on 20 years. >> I don't love my mama. Goddamn last 50 years. 50 years. I got you. >> My mother goddamn um um intoxicated. >> Mhm. >> Um you know just drink something whatever cuz she love my daddy. They've been together like that been together like 66 years. >> Yeah. >> I'm the son. I got a bunch of sisters. I'm going to bring my sister right here now. Now it's nothing like that. Period. >> Were y'all just arguing? Just yelling at >> talk cuz she got oldtimes man. >> Okay. >> My mama got old man. Damn. >> Does she have somebody coming? >> She got old man. >> Yeah. Does she have somebody coming to take care of her besides you? Like a medical professional? >> I look I I take care of my mother. >> Yeah. The last 20 years. >> Okay. >> Hey, make sure she's right. She got oldtime. >> Yeah. >> But but but then she still then my daddy had been together for like 60 years. >> I got you. >> You know I mean my my mother got old she got like like the first time oldtimer. >> Okay. >> But but hey my sister my sister my sister come down the man. >> What's his name? >> Joe. But on the person goddamn with my wife, my my wife. Yeah. What? >> I I got to make sure my um Hey, my mother straight though. >> Yes. >> Cuz she love my daddy. They were together like 60 years. My >> Joe who the car is whose name? Joe. Your name or her name? >> It ain't about the car. My My mother she been >> she want you out the car. But that's what we trying to get. >> She She ain't even wor about trying to help us out. She she she got a little stuff old time on a person. I ain't got to be be period. >> You know what? But you got to mama. >> I junior. >> Yeah. Automatic. >> Look, look, look. That's the other sister right there. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. >> Does she also up here? >> That's my sister and her sister. >> Were you here for the incident or you just got here? I just walked down. I live right there. >> Gotcha. I ain't got no idea nowhere. >> No, dude. You're not walking away. And if you do walk away, I'm going put you in cuffs. You understand? >> For what? >> Because we're still detaining. >> I'm talking my auntie right there. My other auntie right there. >> That's cool. But you're not going to walk away. We're investigating. >> You're not going investigating. >> That's right. >> My auntie right there. >> That's right. >> My sister other sister. >> That's cool. >> You said investigating. >> That's right. We're not here for no reason. just ain't got no rights. >> No, you got rights, but you can't walk away from >> But what ain't >> if y'all want to hang out, you can. If y'all want to leave, you can. >> We'll get We got it taken care of. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> What am I doing? >> I just got my mama right there. >> Talk to this officer. >> My guy. Look at me. What happened between you and your mom? >> That ain't nothing right there. She think about my daddy. >> What? >> She think my daddy? >> What? What happened between you and your mom? And then then she said about my daddy, man. >> Do you have the keys to the car? >> Look, I I ain't I ain't want my B goddamn go nowhere. >> You have the keys. You have the keys to the car in the car. >> She got own keys. >> What happened between you two? >> I was sitting there. He's sitting there. He's asking my key. >> Okay. >> Oh, is he trying to take your car and you don't want him to? >> Oh, yeah. You just sitting there playing. I said, "Get my keys, man." >> Did he shove you? >> He pushed you, man. >> He pushed you. How did he push you? Was it just like on your shoulders? >> Was it inside? >> Outside. Did you fall down? >> You failed. >> You know, you're good, man. Are they in the car, >> man? Hey, look. Hey, hey, look. Look. This land belong to our people. >> You're not listening. You're not talking junk. >> Okay. >> I don't want my goddamn drive nowhere. >> Okay. >> You're not listening. >> So automatic. So, hey, go talk to her. >> I did. Now I'm talking with you. What? You You on land own? >> I want to get your side of the story. I got her side. Now I need your side. >> Ain't no side. Ain't no side. All owned by my family. Guess what? Nothing. It is nonsense. >> Okay. >> This is all it is. So I ain't talking to nobody. >> I'm not everything good. >> My right there. How old are you? >> Hey, you understand that? >> With a physical a physical altercation. >> I don't need nobody around my land. >> Everything good. I Trying to be nice, man. I'm trying to be nice to you. >> I'm trying to be not nice to you. >> Well, you keep interrupting me, okay? And that's not nice. >> I'm trying to do my job here, okay? I got your I got you on that right now. >> Listen. Listen. I got your mom's side. Now I need your side. >> See nothing. Her older sister, my my mother. >> So you got to arguing about some keys. >> Man, this is nonsense. >> Is that right? >> She miss my dad. They got like >> You're not listening to me, man. >> It's good. >> Did you get into an argument with your mom? >> No. No. >> Did you push your mom? Hell no. >> Why is she saying you did? >> She mad. She mad about my my um my my uh my uh my uh my little >> She got she got dirt all over from when she was on the ground. So obviously she was on the ground at some point. >> So we'll get we'll take care of just stay over there if you don't >> everything. Look, she been drinking. >> No, you tell >> but can drink on your own property. That's fine. Yeah, >> but >> that ends up coming. >> You drink a little too much, it ends up impairing your judgment. You know what I'm saying? >> I I Walmart with my goddamn >> So y'all got an argument over some kids. What happened, >> man? Now she mad about my my sister. Hey, hey, third shift and and and fourth shift. I'm like, dang. The same thing you you argue with my daddy. over there. [ __ ] Do it. >> You have an ID on you >> on five five. Yeah. >> So what? >> Let's stay over here. >> Do you have an ID on you? I don't know. What is five? Is that your birthday? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. My birthday. >> Joseph Junior. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. >> You know what I mean? And then >> All right. >> Everything good. >> Are those the kids that y'all were arguing about? Yeah. >> So, does he live here too? >> She didn't say anything. >> I don't say >> he stays here sometimes. >> He look right here. >> Yeah. Yeah. I got >> this. This her older sister. >> Yeah. I understand. >> What does that have to do with this, >> man? Man, sometime when mother, she get upset cuz she mean my daddy. >> You know what I mean? >> Were y'all fighting over the keys and he pushed you while he had the keys? fight. >> I couldn't complain. Give my key. >> Then I came. >> I said, "Look, they started pushing right here. >> He needs some help. Quit walking over here, man. Show my >> How did they push you? Was it just like on your shoulders or was it just >> Is anything Is anything hurting on you? No, he just fell to the ground. >> Yeah. >> What's the What's this red mark on your shoulder? >> He didn't do that. Was that from when you fell? >> Yeah. >> All right. All right. Clear as day. >> Okay. >> Deal with my bra. >> Okay. So, I need to talk to her to figure out what's going on. >> She's talking nonsense. >> Okay. >> I mean, right now it sounds like you're talking nonsense. I told I said you can't drink and listen. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Cuz that's all you've been saying is somebody talk nonsense. This my aunt this mother you >> you're not making a whole lot of sense. >> Listen sister right up. >> Okay. >> That's all. And I am now saying that the Monty right there. >> Change body back. >> You said what? >> Stop. I I man what you like for >> going to jail for battery my friend >> battery what >> for pushing your mom on >> I never touch my mama >> you got the marks you got the dirt looks like you see >> you pushing go man you just live my me bro uh >> you don't you don't call me um you don't put handcuff on me I ain't never touch her period. >> Stand right here in front of the car. >> I don't give a damn about no damn pill, boy. >> You got anything sharp or pokey on you? >> Oh, man. Man, nobody talking to me, man. Hey, I said I said this to you, bro. Hey, hey, auntie B. Auntie look that reason why Hey, hey, this is sizzle. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. >> Give him some. I want to get some tip. >> You do one second. >> I ain't sit down nowhere, man. >> You are going to sit down. >> We're going to put you in if you don't sit down. Sit down. You're on court. It's best for you, >> man. I ain't never sit down in the car. >> Please just sit down, man. Just please just do it. Don't >> sit down. You >> sit straight back. Watch your foot. >> All right. If you want to take pictures of her injuries, that's what I was going to ask. >> Do that till you get in your thing. >> Is it okay if I take a picture of your shoulder? >> Oh, no. You hit >> Well, we just want to get documented the condition you're in or what you fail, all that kind of stuff. We have to do it for our investigation just to show that this is what happened when you >> I understand but you you saying I understand you saying he push you so we want to document what what is and what isn't there. >> You stand over here in the shade. This officer will take the picture. Okay. >> Ma'am is I just need a one picture of your shoulder if that's okay. >> I know but you've got some bruising and stuff right there and we just need to document the injuries for the report if that's okay. Would you mind moving your shirt off of there a little bit? Just >> hey, bro. I I can't breathe right here. >> I got you, man. I got you. >> I got you. God damn, bro. Man, >> right. He got >> Oh, you're okay. You can cover back up now. >> You got >> Yes, ma'am. I got it. >> He got a Hey, hey, hey. >> All right. It'll get back there, man. >> Hey, hey, bring my love right here. >> You going to be okay? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you sure you don't need EMS or anything to come check you out? >> You okay? >> Don't worry. I think you got enough crap. >> It can be exacerbated when somebody's using alcohol, drugs, that kind of stuff. So if it's something that's under a minute, >> I understand. Yes, ma'am. >> You call police call you need? >> Yeah. I mean, you know, if he's getting this kind of drunk during the middle of the day, nothing else better to do. He probably does need some some rehab or alcohol anonymous or something. You give us a call if you need to. Don't hesitate. You don't have to wait. You can call us. me. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Got a little something something for you. So, >> this is basically just a quick little we call it a crime victim's bill of rights. >> I want to shoot you, man. >> Why? >> Why the hell locked up for, bro? >> Battery. Family violence. >> Huh? >> Lock me up. >> Yeah, >> you're going to jail. >> You're going to jail. >> They'll be able to give you some more resources available to you. >> That's for you. He didn't do that when he get >> Yeah. >> sitting there. They give me the key, man. >> Alcohol makes brings out the worst in people, you know, >> and tears their judgment and they make some they do a decision they shouldn't have made and then it's just >> you can be a good person, but then when you drink too much, then it just goes downhill. >> Yeah. It's it's uncalled for. It's disrespectful. It's >> It's not good. Yeah. >> Yeah. But no one deserves to be treated like that. >> Yeah, they try talk at you now. >> We're used to it. We take no offense to it. It is what it is. >> But we'll go ahead and get out your hair. Um, you have a good phone number for her and all. >> And I thought you were cool though, man. >> It okay if I get your first and last name, Heather? >> Yeah. I won't be in the paper, will >> No, ma'am. You won't be in the paper. What's your date of birth? 1946. >> 47. >> 47. You going to lock me up? What? What? What? What? Why talk? If I'm not here, bro. She is not going to be straight. I look for my mom for last goddamn 20 years. Like my mama like goddamn 70. I'm 76 years old. She about to be 80 years old, man. She went up dying, bro. >> What the charge here, man? >> You got battery. >> Battery all >> on your mom, >> man. Damn damn B man. Come on. You you you going to take me to a jail. You already both killing people and you going take me to jail by the damn battery by talking man about. And I ain't never saying that. I'm going to see your ass like I need to whatever I call my goddamn my kid. She just talking she my daddy bro. Hey. Hey. What my charge is man? >> I already told you what your charges are. What a charger. >> Battery. >> A battery. A battery by what? >> That I'm not going through this five times with you. >> You said what? A battery by what? >> I've already told you. >> What a battery. How damn battery, bro? I ain't saying nothing to no better. >> You got a problem. What? Jack lumpy, man. Jack Lumpy. Hey, what? >> All right, we're going to walk to this door over here, >> man. We're going to walk to the store. >> Hey, hey, hey, Jack. Hey, I'm going to call take a look right now and tell my granddaddy. >> Okay. >> What the hell do you have on take what a charge is? >> It's already been explained to you like five times, >> man. What a charge is man. For real, man. Hello, man. >> I don't know if you want to join us or not. >> You know, I thought about it. It's fine. I think there's >> space [Music] [ __ ] around me bro around people that I always bro like >> he pushed like >> he pushed his mom on the Huh? No. I >> She like I ain't never in my life never say nothing about my period. >> Hi Stephanie. >> Hi. How are you doing? >> Hell. Hell. >> Y'all been busy. >> She said God. >> Yeah. That's how I feel about today too. Yeah. We went out there and he like he had pushed his mama to the ground and like her whole shoulder is bruised up and stuff. She's got like mud and stuff on her face. She's like 88 years old. >> Yeah. I was like, "This poor woman." >> The suspect was booked for battery, family violence, and disorderly conduct. Disorderly conduct was eventually dismissed through null proka. He later entered a guilty plea to battery family violence. On May 3rd, 2024, he was sentenced to 13 days of confinement and $50 in court fees.