that you drove that car drunk and crashed in that ditch. >> But there's no proof. >> I know my rights. >> I know. I know. So, I'm letting you know. Go ahead and call your manager. >> When toxic narcissism finally smothers a mother's own instinct to protect her kids. >> What was she saying during all this? >> That they're going to take me and they're going to kill me. >> And she said tried to kill me. She goes, I just need to get in. I need to get in. >> Please God, pray for me. Please. I'm so scared. That's the moment these women realize being high and mighty isn't a get out of jail free card. The law doesn't care how entitled you think you are. >> Stupid [ __ ] >> Stupid. Joseph, you're a stupid. >> On December 14th, 2025 in Urbana, the police get a call about a car ditched in a trench. Turns out it's a drunk mother who just finished attacking her neighbor. You just knew this wasn't going to be easy the second she started spinning those lies. No. Where? >> Okay, listen. Tell me what's going on. You still You only It >> is. >> You're coming to pick up your kids at your baby daddy's mom's house. >> That dumb ass. >> And then it's that. Okay. Okay. You're coming to pick up your kids. And then what happened after that? >> Cold as she's over here in the back room. Oh, she doesn't like you. This and that. I was like, I'm going to give my kids. I'm going to dip. But my Uber was taking too long. So, I started walking over there. away. So me and my kids started walking and then he came back outside telling my kids go back inside. I don't know. It's too cold. >> How' that car end up in that ditch right there? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> That car has nothing to do with me. >> So who's the So you're going to pick up her the kids from her house? >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm going to go in the Uber. >> So you weren't going to pick up your kids anymore? >> Yeah. In the Uber. >> And then she just stopped you from picking your kids up. >> No, she was talking [ __ ] >> about what? >> Getting into with me. And then she came outside. Yeah. Sorry. Calling to call the police. It's not going to die. Cold as I get in the car at least. >> No. >> What do you mean? No. >> No. >> Which car? >> Cuz that's not your car. You said >> that's not my car. I said I cannot get in a car. It's coldest. >> No, we're not. >> Down. She can sit in the back of our car. >> You can sit in the back. >> You can sit in the back of our squad. >> Some kids aren't there. >> Okay. Yeah. Well, we have a job to do. So, if you want to sit in a car, you can sit in the back of a squad car. >> Why? >> Because that's what I'm telling you. >> But why? My kids are there. They're minors. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> With their father, right? What >> about your kids? >> They're home with their mother. >> Okay. So, >> so they're with their their father passed away. >> But we have an investigation to do cuz I got a pretty good idea that you drove that car drunk and crashed in that ditch. >> The car. Do you have proof? >> I got a couple of witnesses, I'm pretty sure. So, >> but there's no proof. >> But if you want to talk in a warm spot, it's the back of a >> She actually believes her own lies could make that car in the ditch just vanish into thin air. Seeing a mother stumbling drunk on her way to pick up her kids than using the cold weather as an excuse. That's a whole new level of avoiding responsibility. >> What? >> Can I help my mom with your phone? >> You got a phone right there. >> But it's dead. >> Can I see your phone? >> No. >> Why? >> Cuz it's my phone. I don't let people use my phone. >> Well, can I use yours? >> No, you're not going to use my phone cuz I don't let people use my phone. >> And you're also not being very forthcoming with answers about this incident. >> I am. >> You're You're not telling me. You're not You haven't said why you guys got in an altercation. You just saying you came with >> I'll tell you if you let me call my mom. >> I'm not going to let you call your mom on my phone. If your phone works, you can call. Okay. She'll charge it better. >> Okay. So, guess what? I'm not going to communicate with you. >> So, what exactly happened here? Cuz you have your chance to tell your side of the story right now. >> I already did. >> Your boyfriend's in there telling his side. >> It's not my boyfriend. It's my >> your former boyfriend. >> That's it. That's what I'm saying. I got an in with him. His girlfriend was here. I'm going to ask him, can I use his phone? No, he's not going to let you use his phone. >> Why? Why are you not acting funny? >> You're the one act. You're not answering any questions. >> Oh my god. I will answer your question. Let me call my mom. >> I'm not going to let you use my phone. >> I promise. I will. >> You ask You're going to ask Sergeant Hurley and he'll probably give you the same answer. >> Can I answer? I'll use your phone. >> What? >> Call my mom to get my 26. >> You're 26. Where's your phone at? >> It's dead right here. >> First helping me. >> I'm trying to help you. You're not helping me by giving me right here. Officer Neville right there. >> Instead of owning up to her mess, this woman chooses to act like a child who's never been told no. It's pretty rich watching her beg for help from the very people she's trying to play for fools. >> Is that you came to pick up your kids >> and that was it? >> And you were going to get an Uber. >> Uber. That's it. Waiting on my Uber. This [ __ ] accused me. >> You never said how you got here in the first place. >> She hit me. She accused me of hitting her car. >> This and that. all that [ __ ] while I'm waiting on the [ __ ] over. My toes are cold. How? >> So, she accused you of hitting her car. >> Yeah. >> But where is her car at? >> I don't [ __ ] know. I didn't drive her car. >> Okay. >> I never want >> So, how would she How did she mix up you trying to hit her car? >> I can't ask her. >> Another officer got her. >> Just ask her. >> So, I'm not going to go. I'm going to step in here. If you want to get warm, we can go back to the Urbana Police Department and do an Urban uh DUI investigation. How's that sound? >> I didn't mean to do that. Well, you don't really have an option. >> Car and I don't need to do any >> Well, I've got several people putting you behind the wheel of that van, striking her car as you backed out. >> I don't have to do any test cuz I'm not proven to be behind the wheel. >> Yeah, you have. >> How? Where is >> I got eyewitnesses? >> Where's the proof? >> Eyewitnesses. Okay. So, would you like to go in handcuffs? >> No, I don't want to be in handcuffs cuz I was >> Well, it's too cold to do a DUI investigation right now out here. So, we'll give you someplace warm to go do it. Why don't you step over this way for me? Okay. I'm not going to do any test. >> I'm going to get you away from my car. There we go. >> You can do it, but I'm not going to participate. >> What's your name? >> Lissa. >> And I'm not going to be in any handcuffs taking any test for y'all cuz I'm not >> Okay, we can refuse. >> Relax. I'm not resisting anything. >> I know you're not. You're fine. >> Thank you. >> Just don't move your hands. Don't pull away from officers. >> That's okay. I'm not resisting anything. >> I know, but I'm telling you, don't pull away. That's the problem. When you when you start moving your hands when people are telling you you're going to hand >> you were I could feel you, too. >> Can I kick you? >> Kick me. You're going straight to jail. >> But why am I getting arrested? But why am I getting arrested if I wasn't? >> If you thought the wreck was the worst part, her attitude is even sadder. >> She decides to take every bit of her bottled up bitterness and spit it at the officers who were just trying to do their jobs. >> I wasn't driving. My friend left. >> Have a seat. >> Stupid ass white pig. >> Not yet. >> I hate white pigs. Pigs. I hate white pigs. Y'all weird as hell. Y'alling weird. Want to lock me up? STUPID [ __ ] STUPID. JOSEPH, you a stupid [ __ ] >> Hey, what are you doing? >> What are you doing? You have no proof of me driving that [ __ ] >> That's how eyewitnesses approve. >> EYEWITNESSES PROVE [ __ ] >> OKAY, put your foot IN THE CAR. >> WHERE'S MY KIDS? >> Your kids are >> No. Call my mom. >> I'm not calling your mom. >> They're not safe for the [ __ ] They're going to call anything ON ME. NO. >> NO. Where's my [ __ ] kids >> IN THE HOUSE? >> NO. OKAY. >> CALL MY [ __ ] mom. >> I'M NOT CALLING. You're 26 years old and you're acting like this. >> So, and you're coming to take me to jail for nothing. >> You're going to the police department. >> You have no proof of me driving [ __ ] You have no proof of me locking ME UP. I WILL >> IN MY CAR. >> WHY ARE YOU LOCKING me up? >> Here's what's going to happen. You're going in my car. You're going to my police station. That's what's happening. >> And you're going to go to jail, TOO. >> YOU WILL. AND YOU'RE GOING TO GO MORE CHAR. >> STOP. Put your damn break. >> You're going to get dropped and just dropped like >> Yep. Let's get inside and we'll >> Wait, it's turning my arm. >> I'd really like to figure out exactly what happened and help you out. Okay. >> Go ahead. Go. >> Have a seat, please. >> I'm going to sit the down. What the is going on? For what? >> So that we can figure out what was going on. Okay. What I need you to do is just take a quick deep breath. >> I already did that in the car. >> Okay. Well, let's keep going. >> So much [ __ ] For what? >> Let's keep the vibe we just had. >> I already did have it. I already did. >> Down at the station, you'd expect some remorse, right? Not her. She's clinging to that I'm always right attitude. Even when she hasn't got a leg to stand on. The tragedy of people who won't stop talking is that they never learn how to listen. a dumb ass [ __ ] going to assume that anything happened to her car if it was going to be me whole time it was my friend that picked me up but she seen me and my baby daddy argument and left me there I have no [ __ ] car signing on what the she's talking about I have no car in my name registered to my name nothing right now >> so who so your baby daddy was watching the kids at his mom's house >> okay and the mom and the mom wasn't there at the time when you went to pick up your kids >> came there right after Job his brother smack smack the [ __ ] out of me. He smacked the [ __ ] out of me like I'm a man. He's a [ __ ] He needs his ass smoked. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? For real. He needs his ass smoke. When I say smoke, he needs his ass smoke. There's nothing past that. He's a [ __ ] If you smack a female as hard as he smacks me, you're lucky I'm drunk. >> You're lucky. That [ __ ] hurt. >> So, everyone put you behind the wheel. >> It's not me. It's not my car. Is it registered to me? No, >> it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. Lots of people driving. It's not me driving. I just told you he had it over. >> Okay. >> My friend left because the [ __ ] dude swung off me. She doesn't want to see that [ __ ] >> Is it okay if I Would you participate in field sobriety test? >> No, I'm not doing that [ __ ] cuz y'all going to accuse me of anything be driving behind the wheel when it has nothing to do with me. I already had a DY before. Y'all going to accuse me of something that y'all can and I'm have to pay for a lawyer when it has nothing to do for me. I already paid for Patel. >> Paid for what? >> Patel. >> Do you have a CDL? >> No. Okay. >> And I had to do what I for. And I know not to consent to no little survivor test y'all have cuz I wasn't behind the wheel. >> Do you want to submit chemical testing? >> No. I wasn't behind the wheel. >> You're not going to blow? >> No. Why am I going to blow and I'm not driving? >> So, you're refusing? >> Yes. Okay. >> Like, why am I going to commit and I'm not behind the wheel? Did y'all pull up and I'm behind the wheel? No. And I'm communicating with y'all when y'all pull up. Okay. Multiple people are putting you behind the wheel. We're past that point. You're behind the wheel, >> but I'm not. >> You were driving intoxicated. >> I wasn't. >> And you you refused to >> artist report. >> That's literally >> When a mother puts a drink and her own ego above her children's safety and honor, she doesn't deserve her freedom. Period. She's looking at charges for aggravated DUI, intimidation, battery, threatening a public official, and driving on a suspended license. Now, do you think her mom is going to bail her out of this one? Drop a comment and let's talk about it. And if you think this mother was bad, just wait until you see the soulless behavior of this next woman. It'll give you chills. On March 13th, 2025, at a Colorado intersection, police are called to a major wreck caused by a woman who clearly wasn't in her right mind. You could tell right away this was going to be a tough one. Her reckless choices had already led to something truly heartbreaking. So, three in this patient, three in this car because the baby's fine. Baby's fine. Maybe four. >> So, we're still going to probably transport baby though. So, that's still >> All right. If she's the only one that's in this car, let's get her information. >> Okay. Can you tell me what happens? Get the rest of your vitals. Okay. You want just sit down there for me? >> Are you friend passenger? >> No, I wasn't involved in it at all. >> Did you witness it, hun? >> Uh, no. I came from the church. I just heard ran over. >> Yes. Okay. You have >> I used to be an EMT. >> Yeah. So, I'm going to have you take this arm out of sleep. Okay. I'm going to get blood pressure on you. >> Did you take I used to be an EMT county. So, >> Okay. >> I kind of just No worries. >> Are you hurting anywhere? >> Uh, my hand. >> Your hand? You know how it is. >> Okay. >> She doesn't want to go. Let me get further assessment. >> Make sure nothing internal is going on. Okay. >> I think it's a good idea. Okay. >> What worries me is you lost consciousness. >> Yeah. >> Right. So, I do think it'd be beneficial for >> I'm telling you it was chilling. She was unbelievably calm standing there in the middle of all that chaos. It was like she thought she was just an innocent bystander who got caught up in someone else's mess instead of being the one who caused the whole disaster. >> If you're saying black car on the other side, you move your car afterwards, right? >> Yeah, I you were back here. >> He was like stopped at the stop sign to go >> back >> to go west though. So, you can kind of see him pull up here based on the impact. Black car had to be west, white car had to be north. If you switch it, your impact nors don't make sense. >> I watched the body camera. It looks like Officer Markham left all of your paperwork together underneath your jacket. So, I would relook through all your paperwork. I did go ahead and print off the tickets. That way, you got them in the court date. Do you have any questions about the accident or anything? Right down there. >> After a month of investigating, the lab results finally exposed the truth about what was in her system. When the officer showed up with an arrest warrant, she just looked surprised, like it was all just some minor detail that shouldn't even matter. >> Hey, Cartelia. >> Yes. >> I don't know if you remember. I'm Detective Bank with your band, please. >> Go and put your hands on your back. >> We'll talk. We're going to go back to the police department. I'll read you your rights and then we'll talk back there. Okay. today is the lab report came back for the blood that they drew um at the hospital. That lab report showed that um let me just show it to you. You had 12.7 nanogs per milll of in your blood system. My question for you is uh can you tell me when the last time you ingested cannabis was that day? >> Probably an hour before I left. >> Is that by like smoking or >> It was definitely smoking. >> Smoking. How much did you smoke that day? >> I don't even know how to measure it. I guess a joints worth. I don't even know how to measure it. Like >> it was loose like loose uh cannabis like rolled up in a joint. Okay. How what is a normal day of smoking cannabis to you? Like was that a normal amount or is that like a lot or not a lot or what? How does that every I know everyone's different. So >> that day it was more of a I was with somebody else. So it was like earlier that day it was more like I'm over there smoking and then I went on home and chilled for a little bit and then I started smoking on my own. So that's pretty much >> So when you were with this other person, >> we was smoking. So >> like a joint as well or >> No, they had a um what he calls a beat. What he calls >> like a blunt or something? >> Yeah, that's what he called it. So but I'm a joint girl, but >> Okay. So you smoked a blunt with that person and then at your house you smoked a joint? >> Yes. >> Okay. So how in total how much did you have uh smoke? How much did you smoke prior to the to driving? >> Just that. Just that. Just the blunt and then the joint. Okay. Again, is that a is that a normal amount for you or a lot or a little? >> It's a little bit much, but it wasn't too much. I I figured I can handle. >> Even with her THC levels through the roof, she still insisted she had everything under control. This woman was so worried about getting distracted while driving that she chose to get high beforehand, turning the whole world into one big foggy blur. part of Colorado and then coming down Colorado to where you passing all of the my job, my mom's and all that stuff. But I just remember trying to own Colorado. >> Okay. The blunt they found in the car, was that the blunt you smoked um with the gentleman? >> That was from days ago. >> Um and then the >> and that was only in there is because I couldn't uh get to the house with it is because I couldn't take it home right away because I was in the middle of some other stuff and I didn't even smoke while I was driving. I don't even smoke while I'm driving. So, >> okay. because of distractor. >> You think it was an hour before you got in the car was when you smoked the joint at home? >> So, you said you smoked the blunt with your friend. What time was that at? >> I'm not even sure cuz I'm not even sure what time the accident happened. All that is blurry to me now. It's all blurry. >> The accident happened at um shortly before 6:00 p.m. >> I'm still It's still blurry. Like, I don't remember anything after I turned on Colorado. Yeah. So, >> do you think that the cannabis led to you getting in this accident? >> Absolutely not. >> Okay. Absolutely not. >> Are is it your statement that you had a seizure and that's what caused the >> Absolutely. Absolutely. >> At the So when the officers talked to you at the hospital, you said you did not have a seizure. 100% you did not have a seizure. But then when I talked to you the next day, you told me that you did have a seizure. >> That's cuz I couldn't remember anything. >> And I get it. I Listen, I'm not here trying I'm just trying to figure out the truth. Okay, this shows that you you were not allowed to drive at the time. Okay. You were over double the double the legal limit to drop. It's 5 nanogs per milliliter is the >> jail time I'm going to do >> is the amount and this is 12.7. So >> how much jail time I got? >> I I have that's not up to me. All we do is make an arrest and type reports up and send it to the state's attorney. Okay. >> But I will have jail time >> again. I that is not my call. Okay. >> Where do we go from here? Um, is there anything else you want to tell me about the accident or anything prior to or any related to your medical issues? Anything? >> And wasn't that seizure perfectly timed? It only popped into her memory once those THC results went public. All that overconfidence she had at the start just evaporated, leaving nothing but pure terror once she realized she couldn't run from reality anymore. >> They arrested me, babe. Huh? I'm going to jail. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. I'm at the police station right now. I'm going to jail. This my phone call. They arrested me. They said I had DUI. The the weed in my system was a over the a legal amount. >> No. No, it wasn't. >> I'm serious. I'm serious, babe. I'm serious, >> man. What? Hey, what what's mom number? >> I have no idea. I have no idea. Ask one of the kids. Ask one of the kids. I need number. I need mom. >> Ask the kids. The kids got it. Kalia. Kalia got it. All that. Yeah. Do that, please. >> I mean, you at the satellite. >> I'm at the satellite. >> I mean, how much it cost for your your your >> I don't know. I'm not worried about that right now. Don't worry about that right now. Don't worry about that right now. I don't know what the I don't even know. I don't even know what that I'm scared. I'm scared. I'm scared, babe. Please, God, pray for me. Please. I'm so scared. >> I got you. I got you, babe. Okay. >> Please. >> You can't call me back, can you? >> I don't think so. >> God. >> Okay. Okay. Oh, no. I don't want to hang up. I'm scared. I want >> Huh? I'm not going to hang up, babe. >> I said I don't want to hang up. I'm scared. >> Don't hang up on Don't hang up, babe. Okay. No, don't pay. Please. >> Why? God, I got enough going on. Lord, I don't need this. I don't need this. >> How you going to give your damn DUI for me, man? For real. I can't. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Doesn't make sense. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> He wasn't blanket. He was nothing, man. You wasn't doing nothing. >> Okay. >> You wasn't drinking or anything. >> No, I wasn't. I would never drink and drive. All right, baby. I'll talk to you later whenever I can. Just be looking for odd numbers to call. Odd numbers that call your phone will probably be me. >> Yeah, I got you, babe. >> All right. I love you. >> In the end, she was hauled off and charged with vehicular homicide DUI. She's now serving 10 years after taking the life of an innocent little girl. Now, what do you all make of those tears at the end of the video? Is that real late to the game remorse? Or is she just crying for herself? She couldn't care less about a human life, but this next one, she's about to absolutely lose it over a towed car. On December 19th, 2025 in Duncan, a mother managed to turn a simple parking violation into a full-blown legal disaster right in front of her kids. This woman's sheer stubbornness was about to turn a casual outing into one humiliating arrest. Ma'am, do you have insurance on the vehicle? >> I do. >> Could I see that, please? You're aware that your driver's license is suspended, correct? >> It shouldn't have been suspended. I had just got it reinstated on Friday cuz I've been a mandator a mandatory suspension for 3 months. >> Okay. It's saying it's suspended for multiple reasons. >> That shouldn't be right. >> You would have to talk to Secretary of State about that. >> Okay. >> Because I had got my car towed. Police put a hold on it. Then I had to go to the tow truck. So, I had to go up to the place right there, buy a CWLP. I had to have my mom come get it cuz they told me that it was a mandatory suspension for 3 months and it'll be lifted the 19th, which was Friday. >> The vehicle is going to have a hold on it for valid driver, proof of ownership. >> About what? >> The vehicle. It's getting towed. Like I said, >> no, I have insurance right there. >> It doesn't matter. It's uh suspended for financial reasons and safety. So, it's getting towed. >> If you think I'm going to let you tow my car, you got to be crazy. >> Well, it's getting towed. Uh, can I talk to you? >> No, you're talking to me. >> Well, for one, you wasn't even over here when the car was right here. The car was parked the correct way. It needs to be jumped. Therefore, I pushed the car back. Can't nobody get up over there for them to to jump the car. >> So, how are you going to sit here and tell me that you're going to tow my car when the car needs to be >> registration suspended? >> Okay, but you didn't do You're not taking my car. You're But you're not going to But you're not. You could try. You could try. >> Either way, it's going to You could try. You could try. That's all I'm going to say. You could try. >> Do you have the keys? You're not getting nothing from me. >> But right now, >> I said, like I said, like I said, >> I'm going to give you the opport No, you're going to listen to me. >> I'm not >> listen to me, >> sir. Touch me. >> Listen to me. You can go ahead and grab your need to do a traffic stop. So, YOU CANNOT TAKE MY CAR. YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO GUARD YOUR MANAGER OR SOMETHING. >> And I got insurance, so that stops me from being able to get my car towed if I have a violent person to come get the car. >> And I know my rides. >> I know my rides. I know. Go ahead and call your manager. I don't have a man. >> Come, come. You got a supervisor or something? >> So, you want the supervisor? >> I want him out here cuz I I got >> Trying to talk sense into someone who's delusional is pure torture. The second she refused to hand over those keys, this whole little drama shifted into high gear. >> So, for right now, you're going to stay right here. >> Or what? >> You're going to stay right here. >> For what? You going to touch me? >> If you get out my face, >> you're going to stay. You're going to be detained right now. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. Stop resisting. >> I advise you stop hitting me. >> And you're still not getting my car, but you can try. >> It's going to go. >> And it's not. >> Stop. Let go your hand. >> Don't even make it seem like I'm Yep. Keep recording. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. You can let go. >> No, >> you can let go. >> You stand up. She can sit on the ground. She's going to act like a pitch on the child. >> Shut up talking to me. Y'all over here taking somebody car for what? I'm at a kid. >> I told YOU MULTIPLE TIMES. >> I'M AT A KID'S PARK. YOU WAS NOT HERE WHEN I PULLED UP. IT DOESN'T MATTER. YOU CAME out of nowhere. Don't act like a child. >> I've been here for 30 minutes. You was not here. Send my squad >> because if if my kids got to get picked up and they I was trying to give the opportunity. >> Stop talking. Stop talking to me. You're going to my squad. >> Stop. And I'm not. >> You're going to my squad. >> And I'm not. >> And I'm not. >> You're going to be charged if you're going to keep it up. >> Just get the car. Pull it up and then we'll put her in it. >> And bring your manager here. She's not actively resisting. She's dead. >> I'm sitting on the floor. And don't pick me the up. Don't pick me. I'm a resist. Go ahead. >> If you're going to resist, you're going to be going to jail. >> Touch me. Touch me. >> You've already stand up. I'm not going to stand up. Nothing. >> Okay. You're going >> That's why YOU'RE DOING THIS TALKING TO ME. >> You're a child. >> You never grew up. And this is okay. >> And this is the >> Okay, shut the up talking. You're going to pull somebody over whose car HAS BEEN ALREADY PARKED AT THE PARK FOR 30 MINUTES. >> Do you see that tow truck right there? >> He's not going to take my [ __ ] He is. >> He's not. He is. >> He's not. >> You can say he's not, but he is. >> He's not. [ __ ] you have nothing better to do. Who the hired you, [ __ ] >> You stand up. >> I'm not going to do [ __ ] I'm going to sit here and I'm going to wait on my kids for me. >> I'm going to sit here and I'm going to wait on my kids to be under arrest for resistance. I don't give no [ __ ] YOU >> WANT to open up the other side and >> Yep. >> All right. Uh >> I'm telling you, arguing with a brick wall would have been easier. But don't you worry, the real show only starts when her mama shows up thinking she's a law professor ready to give the officers a piece of her mind. What's going on? >> Hi. Who are you? >> I'm the mom. >> Your daughter's under arrest? >> Four. >> So, she's being charged with driving while suspended. >> Was she Was she driving? She admitted to driving and then also she's being charged with resisting obstructing police officer because she resisted the of course the investigation and tried to walk away from the officers. So that's kind of where we're at. >> Was she driving? Did you guys did Was she actually driving? Did you see her driving or was her car? >> She admitted to driving the car into the park >> from public streets to the parking spot. She said I drove. That were those were her words. Meaning she was behind the wheel. She had the key. She was manipulating it. >> Excuse me. Hey ma'am, >> you asked a question. No, no, no. Hold on. We're not We're not doing this. >> Don't hit me. >> We're not doing this >> cuz like I said, >> the arguing goes on in the courtroom, not at the scene. All right. We're conversation over talking to me like that. >> Conversation's over. >> Watch your mothering mouth. >> This is not Step away. >> I could BE RIGHT HERE. I AIN'T TOUCHING your car. >> Step away. Step away. >> And before you put your hands on me, you might want to mind your [ __ ] manners. >> Step away. She's not going to communicate with you. She's in custody. Step away. >> She got the attitude. >> I don't give no about none of that. That girl car was parked. >> Step away. The officer's getting ready to drive out. He can't drive car with you with you standing a foot away from his vehicle. He's getting ready to drive away. We need you to move. >> Y'all need to find y'all something better to do. Nowhere near that [ __ ] car. >> He cannot safely back out with you standing where you're at. >> I know where HE CAN'T SAFELY BACK OUT CUZ THEY'RE BEHIND. I'M >> GOING TELL you one more time. Move away so he so he can back out the car. >> Look, I don't give about none of that. I don't care about none of that [ __ ] >> Move away so we can do our job. where you take me away. I want you to be I want you to be aware of who you putting your mothering hands with. >> Move away so we can DO OUR JOBS. >> I'M NOWHERE NEAR THIS CAR. >> He can't safely drive the car out with you standing where you're at. >> I think we back up because you mother is behind. >> Turn around. You're under arrest for obstructing like just like your daughter or you can move out. Or you can move out. Or then move out. >> Do not put your hands on me. >> Then move out. >> Cuz you pull these cords and all this [ __ ] out. All you [ __ ] is going down. >> Then move out. Are you capable of convincing her to not go to jail? >> Talk to her so we don't have a mother daughter Christmas jail date. >> Move out so we can do our jobs. >> Now you've got to be pretty far gone to think blocking a police car is going to fix anything. I guess being stubborn is just the family heirloom they like to pass down from generation to generation. >> Car was move out. >> You got to be It's got to be a tough [ __ ] No, somebody got to be tough. >> Head on out, ma'am. >> LOOK, DON'T FOLLOW ME. I MOVED FROM THE CAR. I'M WALKING back to the police car. The [ __ ] door. >> I'm walking back to the police car. This >> ain't this [ __ ] Y'all looking for it right now. It's not. >> Hering car was parked. >> Okay. So, head out, please. >> Cuz the car was parked. >> I'm agreeing with you. Park. I've explained. >> Head out. >> In order to park, it must be driven, which it was. >> How you know the girl with the LICENSE WASN'T DRIVING? HOW THE DO YOU know that? >> Head on out. >> Did you [ __ ] see? Head on out. Head on out, please. >> With the lights, it wasn't like >> Head on out, please. >> You done FOLLOWED ME THE WAY UP HERE IF YOU DON'T GET THE OUT MY FACE. >> SO, you're in a park right now and you can be banned from the park and I am banning you from the park right now. So, you must YOU OVER HERE >> so you can get the away from me. >> That dialysis machine. You going to have a lot to do. You going to have a [ __ ] lot to do. I'm letting you know that right now. You got meed up. >> One more. You must vacate the park or I'm going to arrest you for trespassing. >> You over here in my face for what? >> Give me your right hand, please. You're under arrest. Give me your right hand. You're under arrest. You're under arrest for trespass. >> It's too late now. It's too late now. Both of you need to stand back. She's going to jail. >> Stand back. >> Stand back. >> It's too late now. >> HEY, DON'T PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME. YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. >> Don't touch me. Do not touch me. >> Nope. Now you Now you are under arrest. >> Get my money. Get my money. >> You can we'll get stuff out of her pocket. >> No. Get my money. It's in my hand. Get my money. >> I don't give a [ __ ] about nothing y'all talking about. And let them know I do dialysis every day. So go home and take me and then go get that mothering machine, too. Y'all got meed up. Y'all got me [ __ ] up. >> Instead of just keeping her mouth shut, the daughter decided to upgrade her charges by threatening to ram the officers once she saw her mama getting cuffed. Honestly, you couldn't pick a stupider move if you tried. >> Don't nobody want to [ __ ] be in processing for 4 hours. Take me to where the [ __ ] I need to go and go about your business. [ __ ] I'm still going to go get my car out tomorrow. So, the point of doing that was, [ __ ] and next time I'm going make sure I run my car in the back of your [ __ ] then give you a reason to take me to jail. Write down your mother license plate number so I can be looking for it when the I go get my [ __ ] out tomorrow. [ __ ] you'll be seeing that [ __ ] right back on the road. Park right here. Matter of fact, I'll meet you here at the same time. All the out of all the [ __ ] you could be doing right now, you're at a kids park. That is so embarrassing. And that's embarrassing for me. Going to jail at a kids park >> and you want to show kids how you want to act like a child as well. >> That's how you feel about it. And then when the you tell them why the car is parked like that, you still take the car. Who the does that? And then take the [ __ ] that drive the car to jail. [ __ ] you have something better to be doing. Like I said, who the is hiring y'all? >> I don't need you to touch me. I come take myself out the car. Thank you. Give me a [ __ ] fat ass leg. Hold on. Let me get myself together before you start doing [ __ ] I don't need you holding me. I'm not going to go nowhere. Trust me. I need to go to the bathroom. That's the only place I'm going to go. >> So, I put the tow sheet and your Okay. So, you are trespassed for all Springfield Park property. If you're on or in Springfield Park property, you will be arrested for criminal trespass state land. >> Didn't I just tell you at the park tomorrow? >> You're banned for a whole year. still talking about the park and I'm still going to go to the park tomorrow. >> Then you'll be arrested. >> Okay, I guess I'll meet you back at Duncan. I'm dead ass serious. I'm going to go get on. I'm going to get my car and I'm going to go get my kids again. We're going to go back up there. I'm going to finish swinging. >> So, you have to come to the police department. >> I already know what you got to do. >> Delusion really knows no bounds, does it? This motheraughter duo ended their trip to the park with a long laundry list of charges. driving on a suspended license, no insurance, resisting arrest, obstruction, and disturbing the peace. Now, what do y'all think about the mom jumping in to help her daughter? Was that motherly love or just a classic case of the apple doesn't fall far from the tree? Well, so much for that ridiculous temper tantrum. Get ready because this next mother of the year has a truth that is actually terrifying. On May 26th, 2025, out in a Florida preserve, police get a call after locals find a little girl left behind in a state that would make your blood run cold. And things were only about to get darker once the suspect's true identity was dragged into the light. >> Okay. So, were young fear when it happened? >> We were No. Well, we were out on a afternoon drive and we were gone back and Dan saw her running and we stopped and that's how >> Were they out here camping or something? >> I don't know. I don't know. She was just >> I didn't see any campground or camping equipment or anything around here. >> Where were y'all at when you were about a mile down this road >> down Lake Road here? >> Yeah. Was here or not? She had already pocket knife. She went insane. Um, she headed out. >> Okay. About how long ago? >> Um, 10 minutes ago. I mad at you and thought that your aunt was going to take take you correctly, right? >> Was it this? >> It's Tamara Allen. >> Tamara Allen. What was she saying during all this? >> That they're going to And they're going to >> Your aunt. Is that who was saying that your aunt's going to take you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Unless she wanted to just finish it. >> Okay. >> It's hard. It hurts to move. >> Okay. Just don't move for me. They're right there. They're right there. Just keep breathing like you're doing. You're doing good. Okay. You're doing Besides your head and neck. Is there anywhere else that hurts? >> My hand. >> Your hand. Okay. Besides your hands. All right. >> It's just heart-wrenching to think a grown adult would settle a grudge by leaving a child with a lifetime of trauma. Thank God a kind-hearted couple showed up right when they did to change that little girl's fate. >> Y'all real briefly? >> Yes. >> Are y'all related to her? No, no, no. >> You just you just have to see it. >> Yeah. No, she just flagged us. She flagged y'all down. Okay. >> Um, >> once everything kind of gets saturated here, would it be possible for y'all to bring us back to release where you found her at and then we can work away from there? >> Absolutely. >> Well, so you guys didn't see anything that happened or >> We did not. >> Okay. You saw her walking or >> She was crouched down in the bushes on my side coming out. >> Okay. >> As we went by, I saw her stand up. So, we stopped and then she came running down. >> Perjury. >> Yes. >> All right. I'm going to explain to you just to make sure. Perjury can be committed by telling lies or omitting information while under oath. Perjury is a crime of the state of Florida. Do you understand what I have explained to you about perjury? Prior to taking this sworn statement, I'm going place you under oath. Please raise your right hand for me. Do you swear or affirm the statement you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? >> Yeah. >> All right. Uh, we are here for a little incident that happened here at the CISA Web Wilderness Park. Correct. What happened today? >> My wife and I just saw it. We decided we wanted to take a drive through. We went all the way into the road. On the way back out, I noticed this little girl knocking down in the bushes. >> As we went by her, she jumped up. >> Uh, started waving her arms. So, my wife stopped, backed up, and she came up to the door and said, "You have to help me. You have to help me. My trying to kill me." >> Okay. >> I could see she was covered in blood. So, I got out, got the door open, moved some stuff, got her in the back seat, and in the meantime, my wife called 911. We started working our way out. >> Okay. How about about how far back were you? >> Probably about a mile. >> Okay. And you were coming back this way, correct? >> We were down here. >> Okay. Did you get out and help her in or did you >> I got out, open the door. I had to move some stuff in the back seat. and she started again. I just I just gave her an elbow to >> Did you see um any weapons around there or anything? And it was it was quick and everything. So, okay. >> Because by the time we got back to her, she was already out of the bushes and up on the edge of the pavement. >> Okay. Gotcha. All right. Okay. All right. So, uh is there anything you want to change and or delete from the statement? Anything that we discussed before we took the statement when kind of EMS was here that we need to discuss now? Anything with my partner? Okay. All right. Time is going to be 3:46 p.m. and this concludes a statement. All right. Thank you, sir. I'll be right back. >> When a mother gambles with her own child's life, she's lost every bit of her humanity. This whole thing shifted fast from a typical spat to a coldblooded attempted murder plot dreamed up by the very person who was supposed to love her most. >> Are you fine? Do you recall about how far back it was? You know, we had I don't recall exactly, but I know we had passed uh the boat the first boat launch. >> Gotcha. >> You know, we would we had just barely passed that. >> Let me put you on tape before we go any further. >> Sure. >> And uh are you fine driving us back? >> Yeah. >> Okay, perfect. >> Prior to taking the swearing statement, I place you on your oath. Please raise your right hand for me. Do you swear or affirm the statement you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? Yes. All right. All right. We are here for an incident that happened. Correct. Uh, how did you come across this? >> Well, I was driving and my husband yelled at me to stop >> and he said someone's flagging us down. >> So, you guys were in here just to drive through, correct? >> Yeah. Nothing going on. >> No. No. We just wanted to come and look. And >> so, you guys came in here, made a right at the entrance, went all the way >> went all the way to the end, >> made the circle around, and we were coming back out. >> All right. So, you're coming back out. What did you see? >> Yeah. And um when I looked in my rearview mirror, I saw a young girl >> running behind us. >> Oh, you you also saw that your husband said that's to stop, right? You said he said stop. Stop. >> All right. And what he what did he say? Why didn't he stop? >> He said stop and he said somebody's back there is is looks like they need our help. >> Okay. All right. So you stop the truck. >> So I stopped and I looked back there and I started backing up. >> Okay. All right. And you and you looked in your rearview mirror and you saw >> a young girl. >> Okay. Young girl. >> Yeah. Young girl. She had one shoe in her hand and one. >> All right. And what was you? Did you get out at that point? >> No, I did not. I did not get out of the truck until he came up here to the >> Okay. Gotcha. >> So, your husband got out? >> Yes. To check on her. >> Okay. Did you hear the conversation at all? Okay. What was going on? >> He he basically said, "What's going on? Are you okay? What's you know, what's happened?" >> And she said tried to kill me. And you know, she goes, "I just need to get in. I need to get in. I need to get in." I asked if he would just, you know, me and my nervousness that he'd pat her downh, >> you know, and I dial 911. >> Okay. Um, beyond that, was there any other conversation, any important things that you can recall that was >> um the 911 operator asked me what her name was, >> asked me uh what she was doing there, asked me, >> did you get her name at that? >> Yeah, I got her name. Okay, >> I didn't never got her last name. >> That's fine. That's fine. The bitterest betrayal always comes from the place we call home. While the truth was slowly bubbling to the surface, the police started gathering statements from the folks fishing down at the pier. >> These folks here driving by, they just went and did a big loop. They were they're from Arizona. They saw it. They wanted to drive through just for the scenery. >> Okay. >> Drove through, came back around, they were going out. >> Yeah. >> And that's when they saw the guys in the passenger seat saw the corner of his eye. Someone was like crouched down like right about here where these bushes are at. >> Okay. >> And he told his wife, "Stop. Stop." So the wife stopped >> and then the wife looked in the rearview mirror and saw a young girl, she's 12 years old, kind of waving her hands like she needed help. So she backed up her truck and that's when they saw that he got out and saw that she was all bloody and everything. Put her in put her in the backseat of his car. >> Okay. >> And then um they went out to the entrance is where I met him out there. >> Okay. >> So um >> so we're looking for the guy who stabbed her >> and we have bolo out hot listed the vehicles already. Um, >> okay. >> She had multiple stab wounds, so around her neck. Sounds like a pocket knife. Did it. >> Okay. >> We have not gone into this area yet. We're going to coordin it off best we can. >> Okay. >> With obviously you guys need to do what you got to do on your end. Um, but that's what we have. >> I don't know. We're here for an agency assist. We just have a plan for you. >> That's really kind of where we're at. So, they both came here. Kid came here. >> Okay. is paranoid about I guess sister maybe taking custody of >> Oh, okay. >> And she's like, "All right, I'm going to finish I'm going to finish you off now." >> Oh, >> so that's what happened with that. >> Oh, okay. >> Just took off by herself and left her here. >> So, what was the person in the bushes? That was the >> That's the 12-year-old daughter. She was kind of crouched down. And I don't know if she was she said when I first got on scene she was trying to kind of play dead. So I think that's what she was trying to play dead. >> Well it makes sense that she saw gold and just like froze right back. >> So >> that's infer but >> well I it could be a silver van from we're kind of getting a couple different things but >> um when I talked to her she was she remained conscious the whole time but she was having some difficulties like talking everything. So we just kind of kept her calm best we could. So, they were going to fly her out, but obviously weather conditions >> weren't conducive to that. So, >> god damn, >> that's what we have right now. Um, >> okay. >> Our major crimes unit sounds like they got called out. So, they'll probably be protected out here. So, >> okay. >> The way she just drove off with that cold blank stare after hurting her own flesh and blood. It shows a conscience that is completely far gone. May the good Lord watch over and protect that poor sweet child. >> She said it was probably a pocketk knife. So >> then she >> No, apparently said that she brought here to take some pictures. I'm assuming of the scenery or maybe or something. So >> I guess I don't know. Have y'all seen a little girl with her mom in a gold van? >> Seen the I've seen the gold van. Do it that way. >> The only kids that I've seen were the ones out here on the dock. >> Okay. >> Um but gold van I did I do remember seeing going that way >> with a mom that apparent maybe she was a little pie. >> Oh, was that the one? That was that van. Yeah, >> she looked like she was a little stoned. >> Okay. And she she kept going that way on the road. >> On the road? Yeah. >> How long ago would you say that was? >> We're just down there. >> 45 minutes to an hour somewhere around that. >> How quick did you see her leave? >> I haven't seen her leave in and out. >> I didn't see her leave. >> I se I seen her leave. >> You seen her leave? I didn't see her leave. >> Yeah, that's um >> Did you see anyone in the car with her besides the lady? >> No, it was just a driver. >> Please tell me she didn't drop off a kid out here. >> Kid's getting treatment. So, I'm just trying to find >> kids. Okay, >> hopefully. >> So, I'm just trying to find anyone who saw anything. >> Yeah, like I said, I seen her go in. She was in quick and then she came out fast. Well, >> that was about 45 minutes ago. >> The suspect, Gwendalyn Gerard, was picked up 24 hours later in North Fort Meyers. After trying to talk her way out of it, she finally had to put her head down, confess, and show them where she hid the weapon. She's now facing charges for aggravated battery and aggravated child abuse. What kind of punishment do you think fits a mother like this? Leave a comment below and let me know. One bad mother is plenty, but this next like mother like daughter duo is a total disaster. On April 13th, 2024 in Fair City, police pull over a car crawling through the dark with its headlights off. You just knew this wasn't going to be a simple traffic stop once this mother son duo started their little self- sabotage routine. Hey. Hey. How are you doing, ma'am? I'm >> fine. >> I'm Officer Lewis with the city of F. The reason I pulled you over is you don't have your headlights on. >> What? >> And also, where's your tag at? >> Someone had stole it that my whole thing off, so I had to put it in the back right there. See it in the window? >> Okay. >> They got your ID on you by any chance? >> Door number one. Who? Mr. Clark, you still hold me for a quick second. You not need to come here. Yeah. You're not need any trouble on anything like that. Um, >> so you don't need any trouble or anything like that. You had anything to drink tonight? >> Um, ginger ale. >> Ginger. No alcohol, nothing like that. >> Okay. But I'm trying to figure out why you didn't have your headlights on. Usually when people don't have their headlights on after midnight, it's because they're impaired. >> I'm I promise you I'm not. You just breath. I But I'm blind as a bat. So >> You're blind as a bat? Okay. Yeah. >> Should you be driving at night time? >> I really shouldn't be. I have my glasses, but I am like I can't see at all. >> Is there any marijuana in that car? >> No, I don't have any marijuana. >> Have y'all been around any >> um >> recently? Like in the last couple hours? >> I've been around some coming from the car. >> Yeah, we were we were hanging out, >> but I haven't smoked any. >> No, you haven't smoked any marijuana. >> And he hasn't smoked either. >> Okay. Well, just give me one second. I'm going to uh just want to check and make sure you're safe to drive right quick. So, just give me one second. Like I said, when >> this woman casually admits she's blind as a bat, but decided to get behind the wheel in the pitch black. Anyway, it's almost sweet how naive she is, trying to keep a straight face while the smell of weed in that car was a whole lot stronger than her flimsy excuses. >> Me. Now, you said you haven't had anything to drink. You haven't had anything to drink tonight? >> No, I haven't. I haven't even eaten dinner. >> Okay. Um, if you don't mind, I want to do a couple field body evaluations just to make sure you are safe to drive if that's okay. >> Okay. >> How old are you? >> 56. >> 56. Okay. >> 56 or 57? One or the other? >> Um, you said you wear glasses? >> I do. They're in the car. >> They're not reading glasses. They're like actual prescription glasses. >> They're prescription. I can't see far. >> You have. >> And I got night vision blindness. >> Do you wear contacts or anything like that? >> I don't. Okay. Well, this is what I want you to do if you don't mind. I want you to stand with your feet together and your hands down by your side. Okay. >> My My light's going to be a little bit in your eyes, but I'm going to dim it for you. >> Okay. >> But do you see the top of this pin right here? >> Mhm. >> What I want you to do, I want you to keep your head still. >> And with your eyes only, I want you >> I am freezing. >> Okay. I'm I'm going to get this done as fast as I can. But with your head still >> and with your eyes only, I want you to follow the top of this pin. You understand? >> Yeah. >> You said y'all were just around some marijuana. Like, was it at the house that y'all were at or um >> because here here's what's going to happen. I'm going to search the vehicle >> and if I find any marijuana in it, I'm going to charge whoever's in it. So, this is your chance to be honest with me. If there's a little bit of marijuana in the car, I'll work with you on it. Okay. >> Mhm. But if you uh if you say no and I search it and I'll find it. >> I mean I don't I don't smoke weed on the regular. I mean >> Okay. >> Um rolled a blunt, >> but that was it. >> But did he hide anything in his pockets when he was doing all that moving around? >> I mean, be honest with me. The moment she realizes things are heading south, she starts playing the selectively honest card. But honestly, standing there trying to haggle with the police over the definition of a felony. That just shows how out of touch with reality she really is. >> So, is there any in the car? >> Well, what's that going to do? Like, if there's marijuana? >> Well, I explained it to you. Like I said, if there a little bit of marijuana in there and you tell me there's marijuana in the car, I'll work with you guys. >> Work with us? >> As in, as long as it's not felony, I'm not going to charge you with it. >> What's a felony? Anything an ounce or more? >> An ounce or more. >> Mhm. So if you got like just a little bit of [ __ ] marijuana, a normal dude. >> It's just [ __ ] marijuana. >> Okay. Where's it at? >> I really don't don't know. I mean >> Yeah. Just get you to stand right there for me. I'm going check him because he was >> Hey, my man. Get you to stand up. Step out for a quick second. I'm going ask you this. Same thing. I asked if there's any marijuana in this car. No, sir. >> Were y'all hiding any? Cuz when I pulled up, y'all were moving around a lot in that car and y'all continued to do it. Did you shove any in your pocket or down in your pants or anything like that? If you did, just go ahead and let me know. Pull it out and I can work with you on it. Okay. Did you shove any inside your your pants? >> I have some rubies in my pants. >> And just put it right here, my man. I said, "I ain't dumb. When I see y'all moving around inside these cars, I know what y'all are doing." >> What? Did you stick it all the way down inside your underwear? >> Yeah. >> Just put it right. >> Anything else? >> No, sir. >> You have any knives or guns or anything like that on you? >> You mind if I check just to make sure before I put you back there? >> You got any more weed in your pocket or in your pants? >> No, sir. Nothing else stuffed in there. >> Man, if I check you real quick. >> Do I have to? >> I mean, >> here's the deal, my man. You just pulled out weed right there. So, I can search you now. >> The officer's patience finally hit a wall when Trey kept getting in the way of the search. Once they found what was hiding in his pockets, he stopped talking and started acting on pure primitive instinct. >> Yeah. Pull it out. Let you hold it. Sir, >> spread your legs on. Spread them water. >> Spread your legs a little more wider. Spread them. Spread your legs. What's this right here, my man? >> Bush. Bush. Black male's red, blue jeans, white shirt. >> Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. GET ON YOUR STOMACH. >> ON YOUR STOMACH. >> Go ahead and start fire. >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Okay. Has again. You better drop. >> Okay. >> Radio. Release traffic. >> Yes. Radio travelers. One of the radio track. >> What you got up? What else you got in your man? >> That was stupid. >> Roll over on your side. >> Because you ran from me, you idiot. >> With my mom. Why' you do me like that? >> Cuz you're idiot. Shut up. >> Stupid ass. >> I told me to go to the other side. >> You stupid ass. You deserve every thing you just got right there. >> Why? What did I do? >> Because you're a goddamn idiot. >> Man, what you mean? What you got to pull me over to? Nothing. I didn't. >> You in the passenger seat. >> You're stuffing. You're stuffing [ __ ] in your pants. >> I'm traumatized. >> Yes. >> Can you believe this kid had two active warrants and still had the nerve to give a fake name? And through it all, his mama is still standing there defending him tooth and nail. I know a mother's love is supposed to be endless, but in this case, it's just, well, it's something else. entirely. I bet this one. >> I have nothing. I have nothing, sir. That's just traumatized. I just got out of prison. >> You idiot. Shut up. You >> think you're traumatized. >> Ain't nothing worse than somebody you so stupid. Miss Clark. >> Yes. >> All right. So, he's going to jail. He lied to me about who he is. He ran. You You knew who he was. And you >> I didn't know he had Well, I don't know why he ran. All I know is about was a blunt. >> Well, he going to jail cuz he ran from me. He has two warrants up. One out of Kawita, one out of Herd County. And he had that [ __ ] we talked about. If if he had just told me that and gave it to me and not ran. >> Yeah. Why did he run? >> Because he got warrants. >> So, >> well, I will tell you this though. Dre is a a good kid. >> He just does stupid [ __ ] man. >> Yeah. He's He's been on his own since he was 15. >> Yeah. >> Um his dad's in jail. His mom's been in jail. I've just been a surrogate mother to Trey. >> Well, I appreciate you being the surrogate mother. be >> I appreciate you being that surrogate mother to him, but I mean, he can't do stuff like it. Sometimes you just got to man up and take take the lick it comes at you. In the end, he was hauled off to jail on charges of drug possession, resisting arrest and those outstanding warrants. Now, do you think his mother's he's a good boy, he just does stupid things defense is going to fly with a judge? Leave a comment below and tell me what you think. Those two were just the warm-up. This next highstakes arrest involving a shotgun is where the real nightmare begins. On August 6th, 2025 in Ohio, police are called to the scene after reports of a woman acting dangerous and threatening her own family. You could tell right off the bat this wasn't going to be a walk in the park once she started pushing things to the limit. Side door open by the way. >> Clear this car. Yeah. Get on that door. >> Oh yeah. It's saying that the gun up. >> Police. >> Hello. Come outside. >> You guys come outside. >> No. No. Come outside. We want you all to come out. Come out. >> Where's the lady with the gun? Hey, police. >> Where's the lady with the gun? >> Step out. >> I'm getting out of here while I can. Get out here while I can. >> Okay. >> Okay. Come down here. You're fine. Come here. >> I'm scared. >> Okay. Come out here. >> Okay. Come outside. >> No. I'm pulled a gun out on her. >> She pulled a gun out on everybody just like saw her gun. >> Who was the one with the gun? >> Whoever got on that arm. I don't even play like that. Where you going? >> Right here. >> Come on out. >> She was the one. Hey. 13. Her. >> Who? >> Who? Put your hands on your back. >> Why am I Why am I being detained? >> Why am I being detained? >> That's fine, ma'am. It's fine. Just come outside. We're going to figure it out. Just come outside. >> I do not. Listen, I just need you to come outside. Okay. >> Okay. Come outside with your daughter. It's fine. >> All right. Yeah, >> I don't give a anybody can act like they ain't going to say nothing. You know, I don't play like that. >> She She had the the the the I don't know what type of gun that was, >> but it had a red light on it. It was on her. You know where the gun is? >> No, I can't find her. Get out. >> Guys, is this the only guy in the house? >> It don't matter who bro. >> Is there any other males in the house or just >> I was I was on Were you the one that was telling dispatch that she put the gun up? >> No. >> Right from the start. This suspect walks out the door acting as cool as a cucumber like nothing ever happened. Even with witnesses pointing right at her, she's got the nerve to look them in the eye and deny ever touching a weapon. Never mind the facts staring her right in the face. >> You want to come down here? You want to bring your kid down here? >> Why? Can I ask a question? >> I'll explain to you. Just come down here. >> Okay. While we're walking, can we >> Yeah, we got a call saying that someone's out here pointing a rifle at people or shotgun. >> So, can you go down there? >> Okay. I appreciate it. >> We're about We'll get it. >> They're about Come down. We're on >> her house. >> Yes, this is her house. >> Why was she pointing the gun at >> everyone? One person. One person. >> She went outside and we were sitting in the We were sitting in the uh living room. We were sitting in the living room. She went outside for like maybe 5 10 minutes. I was sitting there braiding his hair. Next thing you know, she come back in and she was like, "Where the is my gun?" Somebody stole my gun. She walked to the back. She come back with a shotgun. It got a beam on it. She talking nobody get the out of here until I GET MY [ __ ] TILL I GET MY [ __ ] Everybody wrestling. She The other girl they wrestling off over it and arrested for >> uh So we're trying to figure all that out right now. So we got a call. >> Um but y'all don't have any >> Okay. Well, you're being detained. You're not under arrest. >> Okay. But y'all don't have any uh you know uh what is it called? Y don't have any rights to search my house. >> Okay. We got a call that there's a female inside matching your description with a gun. So, yeah, we do. >> No, I don't because y'all don't >> get in there. Have a seat. >> No, it's good. Let me check under real quick. Never know. >> We just got over here maybe like an hour ago. Whenever we were sitting there, I was braiding his hair. She They were supposed to be leaving to run to go drop the kids off on the west side. I guess they never left. >> They came back in and when she came back in, she said, "Where the who the got my gun? Who took my gun?" Somebody got my gun. >> Yeah. What was the other gun that she was talking about? >> No. >> Okay. >> We never moved. She found out. Somebody came whose gun it was took. >> Do you know of any other multiple guns that are in the house? >> No, I don't. >> Only the one that you saw today. >> This is my first day meeting her. I don't know her. I don't know her. This is my first time. And then she has the audacity to demand a search warrant after she just finished threatening people with a laser site. It's like a thief asking for a receipt for the stuff they just stole. The level of entitlement some people have these days is just beyond me. >> Did you say what what's happening? What happened today? >> My sister. Hey. Hey. Hey. >> And which sister is What was she wearing? >> This is her house. >> Okay. Is this the one in the camo? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> This is her house. Okay. This is what happened. So her guy friend or whatever has a a gun that was in her top left drawer of her room. We left and we went and got, you know, our little friends to come out because our kids is here, my kids, her kids is here, whatever. You know, and an extra friend, her her daughter is also here, you know what I'm saying? So we didn't want to be out and running and we could have just been here in the AC, >> you know, >> maybe dad came over here to come get the gun or something like that. >> She didn't know that. Okay. Regardless, you know, >> when did she grab Did she grab the gun or something like that? >> I'm sorry. >> This is her house. Okay. So, she's able to stand her ground. >> Correct. >> So, she's grabbed her gun to defend herself from the boyfriend. She wasn't right. >> She grabbed her gun cuz she wasn't aware that the boyfriend came and grabbed his gun out of things. She said, "Nobody's leaving until I know where the gun is." She thought one of you guys took it. I understand why she's worried about where her guns missing, but it's also illegal. It's called unlawful restraint if they tell you kidnapping. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, it'd be it'd be Yeah, it' be hostage. >> I calmed her down within the time >> that's the situation we came into. We came into a hostage situation. That's what we thought we were coming to. >> I I diffused the situation, >> right? It seems like >> right when we seen >> So, she had her firearm in her hand. One of them. She had one of her firearms in her hand. She told you guys that you guys weren't allowed to leave. If I say yes, then >> I mean it's up to you guys whether or not you want to press charges. I mean that's all on you guys or not. So >> no no problem. >> Okay. So it's then whatever you tell me is whatever you tell me. It don't really matter at that point. >> While she's busy playing the poor oppressed victim, the heartbreaking truth about her kids starts to come out. Turns out those poor children have already learned how to fend for themselves. Hiding under beds and in closets whenever their mama loses her grip. >> Oh, her gun. >> She came out with a shotgun. Yeah, this is her house. We all We hang out every day. We hanging out. She Somebody show her somebody. She ain't fire. She goes to the back. She come out with this big ass shotgun. I see the laser on her. I'm like, "Get up. Get up. Get up." Like, you know this crazy. Why the her kids go in the Listen, why did her kids go into the mothering closet under the bed in the closet? say no that was crazy. >> Okay. So, so she's this all started because she's claiming someone stole her again. >> She found out it wasn't there anymore. >> So, at that point before that she found out everybody was packing. >> I probably think that's it. >> That's it. >> Yeah. >> I'm not seeing anything else. >> All right. I mean, there's there's a closet with kids sleeping in it. >> The kids aren't in there, but like >> they're coming. >> So, it's in that room. >> Yeah. >> Only place. >> It's passing Hillwood >> right there. >> Still westbound turning signal north. >> Looks like it's got laser on it. >> Oh, yeah. shotgun with laser. >> There's a pistol somewhere. There's a magazine >> right there. >> Hold on. >> Who's talking to the female that had the gun? Anybody interviewing her? >> I don't think anybody. >> Someone Miranda her and talk to her and ask her what the hell is going on with this guy. >> The truth finally comes out in the wash. There was no burglary. She was just too drunk to remember where she put her own things. But even after they found the gun, she still wouldn't stop taking it out on her poor guests. >> What kind of What kind of guns do you have in the house? >> I don't have any guns in the house. >> We already found the the gun. Found two guns. So, >> what kind of like What kind of guns did you find? >> Guns. You tell me. It's your house. >> I mean, like, but you guys didn't have a warrant. >> We went in there to see if there's anybody hurt >> because because you were threatening. >> But you went through my house. No, listen. You're not letting me. >> But it was a It wasn't >> Listen, >> it's not about We're not searching your house. >> Yeah, you did. >> There was guns sitting out. Do you understand? There was guns sitting out. >> It wasn't It wasn't gun sitting out. >> Well, there was. >> No, it wasn't. >> There was because you were threatening people with the gun. A shotgun. >> Okay. Plain and simple. You can't do that. >> They were in my house. And it's called Ohio. >> Don't Don't do that. >> Okay. It's called Ohio State. >> You're also wasted right now. So technically >> I mean I'm in my house. >> You're intoxicated and you're handling a firearm. Are you even allowed to own a firearm? >> I mean yes. I don't have any wars. >> You have no felonies. >> I don't have any felonies and you over here arresting me because I'm in my house and it's that won't leave my house >> because people called us saying that you were pointing a gun with a laser on it to at them. >> What? >> That's what people were calling about. And then you you held them in your house. No, >> you kept leaving the house from leaving. >> No, I didn't. >> The Are you Were you ever married to the biological father of your children? >> Why does it matter? >> Stop talking to me. Shut the talking. I'm going to jail anyway. >> Because I'm trying to figure out if your kids are going to get to go with CSV or if they're going to get to go with >> They're going to go with their mom. That's not your decision to make. >> What? >> You are not making that decision. But making the decision bother, >> get your foot back in the cruiser. >> You can get away from the cruiser. Get away. >> Get away from the cruiser. Don't Don't push me through. >> You don't going to walk up on a cruise like that. Step over. >> Damn. >> In the end, she was hauled off to jail facing charges of felonious assault, endangering children, and unlawful restraint. Now, what do you think about this mother's behavior? Do you think a child endangerment charge is really enough to teach someone like this a lesson? Let me know in the comments.