What happened? >> I got attacked. I was sitting I was sitting at the at the at at the table. I got attacked. Everybody seen me get attacked. >> What happened inside? >> Inside I pushed him. >> That was all. >> Why did you push him again? Because he's on the phone. >> He was on the phone with a girl that he's been cheating on me with this whole trip. This whole weekend. >> A mother's arms should be a sanctuary of love. But for these psychoarin moms, they became weapons of pure chaos. >> Andre, you got a baby. 100. We got a baby. >> No, you got a baby. Get out my ass. You want to go to jail, too, >> bro? Get out my baby. >> What you mean get out so fast? >> Cuz I know you acting like a dumb ass with kids. >> I got to entertain you. >> Hey, can you get my kids? >> All right. >> Hey, stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Mommy's got to call somebody to pick you guys up. >> I'm going to be employ. >> Oh, yeah. witnessed the heartbreaking moment when entitlement destroyed their families and the law finally caught up to their lives. >> All your kids are white trash. I don't know if there's six or seven of them, especially the little blonde ones. White trash. He's always in the middle of the road. >> Back on April 29th, 2024, something happened in Waterlue that really shook the neighborhood. A 68-year-old woman was attacked. And the worst part, it was a young mother doing it right in front of her own children. It wasn't just a legal matter. It was a sad reminder of how badly people can treat one another these days. >> What's going on? >> Guess you guys are the other part. Was it over here? The orange jeep. >> It was No, it was over there. >> Okay. All right. You guys sit tight for me for just a second. >> Well, here. Let me let me get a little closer to you. Ma'am, I can't hear you. >> Huh? >> I couldn't hear you. Let me get closer to you. Hi. My name's Officer Smith. Ma'am, how are you? >> Oh, fine. >> Okay. You hurt anywhere? I see you got some soda and stuff. >> Well, let me show you. Let me before you let me before you move. I want to take say you got some soda and everything on your face. >> It'd be real hard to face here. So, that's >> with the soda can. >> Yep. >> Okay. Let me ask you this. Do you want to press charges for >> I'm about ready to honest. >> Well, I mean I I need to know. >> I want to show you the can that she literally came right up to my door and she said I says she see >> you know you're a >> Okay. And I go, "What the hell? That's a can smashed in my face. Went all over my car. Over me." >> Okay. Where were you? Where were you at whenever? >> I was sitting in my car. I >> like Were you driving? >> Well, I was coming back from north of town >> from up. So, you made the right on there and then coming this way. Okay. >> And I was coming down this way and was with the bike out there. Another kid, little kid in the front thing. And the kid with the bike, you know, start looked like he was going to make a turn to go back in. He didn't turn. He just kind of circled around and they do this all the time. And there was a little kid last year. I mean, he was this little on one of these little tight bike things and see how all of our driveways go downhill. >> Yes, ma'am. >> He had a car. They had a car parked on that side. I came around the side. Thank God I keep looking all the time for those kids. That little kid went on off the driveway on that little bike, went zoo across into the other person's driveway. >> There's a thin line between being a helpful neighbor and a neighborhood watchdog. And it seems anxiety just washed that line away. The older lady thought she was saving those kids, but all she really did was pick a fight that nobody was going to win. >> Yeah. And I stopped one time >> and told told the kids, I says, "Please don't be out on the highway." I said, "I'm a scared you're going to get run over." And just like I told this lady now, I went to my mailbox, came back, and that's she met me out here. >> Uhhuh. >> And she said, "You know, you're and I go, you should not have your kids out on the road. Do you want them to?" And then what was the other thing she said? I said I said, "Oh, that's what the sidewalk is for." I said, "Everybody else uses the sidewalk with their kids. >> Why are you in the road letting your kids in the road?" >> I mean, I don't get it. >> Okay. So, >> I mean, I'm I'm just >> Just so I recap so I understand. So, you're coming down the street, kid rides his bike in front of your car. >> I never went on. >> And then, so you rolled down your window and you yelled out like, "Hey, get your kids out of the road." >> Yeah. says, "You need to get your kids out of the road or they're going to get run over." >> Okay. And she was still in her garage, right? >> I didn't even know she was there. I thought it was just a husband. >> Okay. So, you yelled out to the husband. Yeah. >> And then you What' he say in response? >> He didn't say nothing. And I thought the lady I actually thought that was one of their kids. She's so young. I think she's got four or five kids of her own. >> Sure. So, then you came on down here to go to the mailbox. >> I went to my mailbox. She met me way over there. >> Did she walk down there? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. She walked down >> and then she called you a [ __ ] >> Put this can on. She goes, "You know you're a >> And you said >> and I said, you can't let your kids be out on the street." I said, "They are going to get run over." >> Okay. >> And then she called me another and I called her a >> Okay. And then she struck you in the face with a soda. >> Yeah. She just went >> The older woman stayed composed using her words to stand her ground. But the mother, she lost the moment she let her temper take over. You can't settle an argument with your fists without turning yourself into the criminal in the eyes of the law. But I can tell you that if it's something that's got you pretty fired up, >> it does matter. >> The only thing I can really do is offer you is if you want to be the victim of a battery charge, cuz that's what it equates to, >> you can be the victim on it and then we you can press charges against her for battery. That's that's what I have to offer you. Now understand that that might cause further riff in the neighborhood, but >> God knows why they're you know I mean the male person the other people on the street they have all said already to them about watch your kids in the street >> watch this and and yet they can they never are in their backyard ever. They only use the front to do play ball do anything. >> The one day the one little kid came over with the dad and the dad seemed to be nice. He tried to help my daughter. >> I'm just making sure. I'm checking to make sure my partner is not sitting down there so I can communicate. So >> I can see him taking off with me. [laughter] >> Oh no, my partner. I just want to make sure cuz they're all coming here and see my car a couple houses down. Yeah, I saw I was like, "Oh man, I I don't I bet you cuz they're all out there. They're on the phone and she seemed animated." I was like, "Let me make sure she doesn't go hiding in the house." >> She smashed in my face. I said, "I'm calling the cops." And she said, "Go ahead." >> Once the police showed up, the act really began. That young mother put on a calm face, but you could tell it was all calculated. She was playing a part. Yet, you could see the fear in her eyes that the truth was about to come out. >> I'm Officer Smith, my partner, Officer Salama. >> I guess some stuff happened, huh? >> Yeah. >> All right. Well, how you doing, sir? >> Good. >> So, what can you guys tell me about what happened today? [clears throat] >> So, my son was >> talk to her first. >> Well, I mean, I could talk to you guys together if you'd like. I mean, it's it's fine. >> Yeah. >> So, my son was riding his bike and you know, they're all kind of at the age where it's I'm trying to teach him you stay on the side. You stay on the side. Stay on the side. My one son that's inside was currently riding in the middle of the road. So, I stepped out and I like get off, get out in the middle of the road. Get out the middle of the road. He kind of started going to the side. So, that's when she had stopped. And this this hasn't this also hasn't been the first incident. My daughter, she's been videoing them as she's driving by, stopping stopping right here in front of our house. She wants to take videos and >> for whatever reason, she's been videoing outside. She's like, "Where's your mom at?" >> Yeah. Where's your mom at? Even if I'm like in the garage. She's, "Where's your mom?" She's stopped taking videos. This has kind of been going on for a while. And she stops right in front of my son where he was. My seven-year-old who's inside lays on her horn, sits there for a while. I just kind of sit back. I told my son to go inside. I'm like, "Okay, let's just go inside." >> Mhm. >> Then I stayed out with these two. And then I saw her just sitting right there. And I had just walked to about up about about to there behind. When you say to there, I I can't see. >> About where that second car is, the second police car is. >> Okay. And I was trying to figure out where she lived because I didn't know cuz I also have a situation going on with my ex-husband where I I know if it's somebody that knows him, maybe he's >> got him videoing or what's going on. I'm like, does she even live in the neighborhood? >> So, you didn't recognize her from living two doors down. >> In her mind, she wasn't the aggressor. She was just handling a nuisance. She tried to act perfectly poised for the officers, hoping that being a good mom would somehow make people forget she'd just laid hands on a senior. You >> know, what's your problem? She's like, you know, I've seen these kids out. They're going to get hit by a car. I've I have videos of them on my phone. I've been videoing them. They're not on the side where they should be. You know, you're privileged. And used a couple words that not [clears throat] going to say. And then she well didn't get to that point yet, but she's like, "You know, you're I don't know if you're >> a boyfriend back there." And then she's like, "All your kids are white trash. I don't know if there's six or seven of them, especially the little blonde ones, white trash. He's always in the middle of the road. >> Very friendly at all." >> And I says, "You're not going to call my four-year-old white trash." And she's like, and then at that point, she kind of started opening her door like she was going to get out and she's like, "I'm going to Oh, by the way, you're a you're my drink." And then I started kind of >> going back to my house and I started kind of motioning him to come over. >> Okay. Her account is similar but a little different. Like, you know, and that's that's where I'm at, right? I I'm here for a moment in time. >> Um, she has some swelling here. She has >> Well, yeah. So this is so definitely she got hit in the face with the soda can and that that force that was used was good enough to where her face is >> jumped it on her and then I tossed. >> Well, so the way she states it that it was kind of like taken and then smashed in her face cuz I was already walking. >> There's there's sod all over her. There's sod all over inside of the car and like said her cheek where she said that she was struck is already swollen and it's actually it's discolored. It looks like it's just in the time that I was talking to her, it was getting worse. [clears throat] Um, >> at that point, like I thought she was I thought we were like I thought we were getting into a fullon >> I thought she was getting out to fight me. >> So, you were concerned that >> the lady with the walker was going to fight you. >> She was in her car sitting in her car. I've never seen her out with a walker. >> She acted as if being rude deserved a physical beating. Using her children as a shield, she gave herself permission to cross a line that should never be crossed. So, here's the deal. She wants to press charges. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, what it boils down to, it's a felony. Okay. Uh, essentially what it comes down to is she's 68 years old. So, the state looks at her as being a protected party, which enhances the charge. So, you do have to come with me. What's going to happen is we're going to take you back to the Waterl Police Department. I'm going to get some information. Going to take some pictures of you. And then you're going to go over to the county. You'll be placed on a 48 hour investigative hold pending charges. The state's attorney is going to review it and make a determination on what to do. My hands are tied. >> Okay? I want you to understand like I see you guys all the time. All right? >> I know how this looks. >> Unfortunately though, this is what it has to be. >> Okay? I don't want to do anything in front of your kids or anything where they can see, >> but we there's there's going to be handcuffs involved. >> Can he grab your ID for you, Amanda? >> Can he grab your ID for you? Where's He's wallet. >> Yeah, we're going to go over. Are you ready? And it's I know it's as ready as you can be, but Okay, let's go. We're going to go to the other side of the car way. Nobody can see it. Oh, careful. Don't fall. In the end, she traded her freedom for a moment of rage. Now she's facing aggravated battery of a senior citizen, a class 3 felony in Illinois. Amanda could be looking at 2 to 5 years in prison and a $25,000 fine. Even with no prior, she's facing 30 months of probation and a permanent restraining order. Now, throwing a soda can is one thing, but this next phone call from a pregnant woman, that's where the real nightmare begins. This past January 11th, 2026, a domestic call pulled back the curtain on a young pregnant woman's nightmare. Faced with a partner who had completely lost his way, she did the only thing a mother could do. She called the law to protect her unborn child's future, but I'll listen to you. Whatever. And then he was like, "Oh, you're going to have to call the cops for me. I'm not leaving." And then he was like, "Let me use your phone to call, right?" I was like, "No, you can leave. You can just start walking. Go use Casey's phone." And then he like picked me up and like body slam me against the door. [snorts] >> All right. Hey, >> I got to talk to this guy. >> Hey. All right. So, EMS is on on the way. Okay. What's your last name again? >> What the >> What's your first name again? >> I don't think he was sober cuz he started hitting himself afterwards. >> What's your middle initial? All right. So gra then he grabbed you and pretty much slammed you up against the door. >> Yeah. So okay we were up in my bedroom this room right here and my bed is like going this way and we were on this side of it and we were sitting down and I was just listening to him and then he started to get really disrespectful to me like you know I'm not I'm about to have your kid. I'm not doing that. So I was like all right I'm not doing this fighting this arguing this stress. I need you to leave for a little bit. We can try another conversation some other time. And then he was like, "Let me see your phone. Let me see your phone." And I was like, "No." Like, "What are you doing? Why are you trying to snatch [ __ ] out of my hand?" Ask me, "Maybe, but no, you're just snatching it." And then he was like, "Let me see your [ __ ] phone." >> Would you like to go inside? It's cold out here. Let's go inside. >> I don't know if it'll help me. Shake. >> No, it's okay. But hey, it'll help a little bit. All right. That body slam we saw. It's more than just violence. It's a total breakdown of empathy. In that moment, he stopped seeing her as a person and treated her like a piece of property to take his anger out on. He didn't just risk her life. He risked the life of a baby who hasn't even had a chance to breathe yet. >> He was like, "Let me see your phone." And he was sitting on the bed. I was standing here and [snorts] I had the phone like this and he reached over and he like put me in a choke hold for a second and grabbed me and I elbowed him. >> You mind if I look at your neck? [laughter] >> I elbowed him. >> Okay. >> With my elbow. I don't know if it's red though, but I I did elbow him in the face. >> Okay. >> And I turned around and I was like, "Please stop. I'm pregnant with your child. What the [ __ ] are you doing?" He was like, "I'm sorry. I'm sorry." before he started hitting himself and then I was like, "You need to go. Clearly, you are not okay." And then he grabbed me again when I tried to walk past and he kind of just picked me up and like tried to get my phone and sat me back down and then we made our way to the door and he did it again. [snorts] And then that's when I finally got to dial 911. I was like, "I need an officer here right now." Okay. >> And that's when he came down here and like there's a mess by my back door now. And he ran out my back door. [laughter] >> Is that just food over there? >> Yeah. I don't even know what the [ __ ] happened at me. He just ran back that way. >> It's like that now. >> Okay. It's called box breathing. Okay. We're going to breathe in for 6 seconds. We're going to hold for 6 seconds. We're going to exhale for 6 seconds and then hold it for 6 seconds. Okay. So, I'll count for you. Okay. Breathe in. 1 [snorts] 2 3 4 5 6. Hold. 1 2 3 4 5 6. >> Then he goes and hurts himself, trying to flip the script and turn his rage into something we're supposed to feel sorry for. It's a desperate move to muddy the waters, but it can't hide the truth. A pregnant mother has been hurt in ways that don't just heal overnight. >> Just check her out really quick. Okay. You guys need me? We got the guy over there. >> All right. I [snorts] would listen to what they suggest. Okay. >> Hello. >> Okay. So, what's going on? >> Pretty much just got body slammed three times and I'm 22 weeks pregnant. >> Okay. >> So, uh >> did you hit your head? >> Yeah. Like right here? I don't know. I didn't know that I sat down and [snorts] got like what happened just I recommend it obviously recommend you go to the hospital >> especially if you hit your head >> uh did you hit your belly when you fell >> no I was trying to protect that as much as I could as I am >> sure sure no I get it yeah the instincts to do that I understand that um >> the only issue I have Goodness. My daughter's about to be here. >> Yeah. >> This all just happened. >> Mind if I look at your neck really quick? >> Your mom right now. So, if you need to go to the hospital, I can tell your mom where you're going. If that's what you need to do, you need to go do that. You need to go make sure the baby's okay. >> Let me look at you. Okay. >> Yeah. I'm not overly concerned about uh pregnancy. 22 weeks. Uh it's pretty >> Yeah. It's not adding me. >> Yeah. Andy, you said you didn't hit your belly. So, I'm more worried about you hit I'm more worried about you hitting your head. >> It's like right there. Like, you feel anything? >> Yeah. >> You feel something? >> Yeah. She got a little bump there. I'm sorry. I'm not >> He uh threw her on the ground multiple times, picked her up. Uh I don't see any markings around the neck. He She apparently grabbed her around the neck, but she elbowed him in the face. >> She He's got a pretty good shiner on his cheek from where she elbowed him. and she's got a knot on top of her head. >> He's of course got a whole other side to his story. >> Once he's in the back of that patrol car, the excuses start flying. He tries to use mental health and withdrawal as a shield for his cruelty by blaming it all on brain chemistry. He's trying to wash his hands of the whole thing, acting like that body slam was just an unavoidable side effect of being sick. >> Tell me what Tell me what happened, man. me. You really want the truth? I've been allowed here for about two weeks now when she had this trespassing order and I've been trying to get her to take it off and she's been telling me she would take it off. Well, we're kind of like manic together. We're we're young. She's 20. [snorts] And she called her parents. Her parents don't like me. She's my only sober person I got. I'm having a major thing with sobriety and like >> Okay. >> And like I've been doing good, man. >> Okay. >> And like I don't want to be out with cold and [ __ ] And I tried to turn around whenever I tried to snatch the phone and I just gave her a hug. I said, "Please don't call the cops. I'm sorry." And I'll jump to my knees and I I begged her. >> Okay? >> Because I like I honestly It's better than [ __ ] going nowhere at this point cuz if she don't she [snorts] don't see that then I don't know what to do, man. Cuz >> All right. All right. You're going to get in the back of my car. >> Yeah. Okay. I think that one should be a shoe. >> What I'm going to do is I'm going to put my cut above hers and then we'll take it these ones off. Hers off. Okay. >> Going to double lock them right now so they don't tighten up on you. All right. All right. You're under arrest for a egg battery >> and domestic battery. All right, I'm going to take a picture of you really quick. All right, >> ask a question. No, even though I'm charged. >> Like just from guy to guy. >> What's up? >> You believe me? >> I have to take the everything. >> Do you think I'm lying? >> I don't know, man. >> If you ask me, he doesn't love her. He loves the stability she provides. When he realized his safety net was walking out the door, he panicked and used force to make her stay. All that remorse he's showing, it's just a performance to keep himself out of a jumpsuit. >> Domestic and egg fat. >> What is aggravate? What's a aggravating circumstance? >> She's pregnant. He knows that she's pregnant. That'd be aggravated battery and then domestic because they were a kid. >> Was there any strangle? You said something about him, but you didn't see anything. >> I didn't see anything on that. I just that's why I would say >> she was choked and her airway was restricted. >> No, not that just that's why I said that just the regular aggravated battery. >> Yeah, you can do domestic battery and aggravated battery if you want. I don't know if the the hold the egg bat but >> yeah, you can do both of those. >> Yeah, I think so. She's so princess. >> Yeah, be mindful. >> All right. [snorts] Hey, Faith. I recommend going to the courthouse tomorrow, okay? Getting an order of protection. Okay. Um, >> I knew you were going to say, [snorts] >> so you know how to do that, right? >> You >> Okay. I recommend doing that. Okay. You have any questions for me? >> He's not going to change, is he? >> I can't say that. >> At the end of the day, he's facing the music. He's been charged with aggravated battery and domestic battery. And because she's carrying a child, he's looking at up to 15 years behind bars and a $10,000 fine. Now, do you think a man like this can truly change? I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments. The truth is out in the open now, but believe me, the explosion at the airport in [music] this next clip, that's the real main event. On May 13th, 2024, an emergency call sent police rushing to an international airport for a full-blown assault. Blinded by the sting of betrayal, a woman let her emotions run wild and landed herself in deep legal trouble. All after picking a fight right in front of her own kids. What happened? >> I got attacked. I was sitting I was sitting at the at the table. I got attacked. Everybody see me get attacked. Okay. Okay. I'm here to help you. >> I'm I'm about to miss my flight, bro. >> Where who attacked you? >> My my my son's mother. She's walking with my son. You can give me my son. Let me board the plane. That's fine. Is this her right here? >> Yeah, that's her right there. >> Give me my son. I need to get on the this last call. >> Okay. >> Not unless he's not right here. Hello. >> What's going on? >> Hi. He is >> I don't want you looking at him while you talk to me. >> Yes. Yes. Okay. >> He has been domestic to me this whole trip. I'm trying to go home now. He's trying to play a victim in the restaurant. I'm just trying to go home. >> Okay. What do you mean by play victim in the restaurant? >> Cuz he's saying that I put my hand on him. >> Did you? >> I I pushed him. That's all I did was pushed him. >> Why'd you push him? because I answered his phone and he was on the phone with another female that we've been getting into it about this all this whole trip. >> And so that's why calling being on some cheating. He's cheating basically. He's been cheating this whole trip. >> Mhm. >> Calling the girl bae and so I got upset and I pushed him. That's all. And I took my son. I'm trying to go to my gate. They won't let me. So that's why I didn't go too far cuz I didn't want y'all Yeah. I didn't want y'all to have to I got >> We got We got I got to deal with it, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. I don't want you have to have ID on you. >> Yes, I do. right straight ahead. >> And he's he's about to turn himself in on the on the 22nd. So he's upset. So he's trying to get me, you know, he's about to turn Yeah, he's about to turn himself in for a crime warrant for his for his arrest. >> I don't think he has a warrant, but he's about to turn himself in >> for a crime in in Ohio. It's not in this state. So he's trying to basically drag me down with him. I'm the mother of his child. >> What happened inside? >> Inside, I pushed him. That was all. >> Why did you push him again? Because he's on a phone. He was on the phone with a girl that he's been cheating on me with this whole trip, this whole weekend. >> She tried to paint her violence as just a wife fighting back, hoping to make the victim look like the bad guy before the law could even step in. But honey, witnesses don't lie. Their honest accounts tore her little performance to pieces, showing the real cruelty underneath. >> I take all my witnesses, huh? >> Yeah, the witnesses. >> Okay. All right. I got an officer coming over here just to check. >> I'm on last call for Delta, bro. They just call last call to Michigan. I just want to get on my plane. She don't have to come with us. Book her on another flight. I'll pay for it. I just want to get on my plane, go home. I said, "Horses, I got to go buy some horses tonight. I I can't be delayed. I have to go. They just call last car to Delta. I don't want to file no charges. I don't want to make no statement. I don't want to talk to no police. I want to get on that plane and go home." >> So, right now, you're in detent. We'll figure out what's going on. All right. >> So, what's your relationship with her? >> That's my child's son. I mean, my child. So both of them were together. >> I don't know. When they got here, she sit over there. >> Oh, she sit over there. >> He sit over here. >> Uhhuh. >> So when she got up, >> she put in and she pushed him. If you see, there's a lot of glasses and things on the bar. >> So she pushed her. >> Yeah. She pushed him against the window. >> Okay. >> And she got on top of him, got the kid, and then took it to the bar. I told her, "Don't take the kid to the bar. The kids cannot be at the bar." And she ignored me completely. And he he kept talking to her, yelling back and forth. So they took it outside. I told her, "You're going to leave. You have to wait for the police. I just called them. >> Yeah. >> And she didn't listen to me. She She said, "I got to take the flight." >> Okay. >> They gave it to 71. That's why they told me. I don't know if it's >> And you actually saw it? >> No, I was inside. I >> Well, the girl >> The one that saw it was my server over there, Ava. >> Okay. >> I was on the phone with my mother. She thought I was on the phone with somebody else. Came up, punched me out of the chair. >> Did you tell you're talking to the girl? >> Dude, I'm drinking. I'm freaking He's seen it. I got attacked out of the chair. I'm on the phone. Yeah. >> So she she thought you were talking another girl. >> Yes. I was on the phone with my mom was on the phone. I can call my mother right now, bro. I was on the phone with my mother. She attacked me. Attacked me. They calling last call on my flight. I'm about to be stranded down here, bro. >> Okay. >> Last call Delta to Detroit. Gate 72. >> That's your son? >> Yes, it's my son. Let him come with me and let me go on a flight. >> So, where were you when this happened? >> I was in a chair. I got attacked. >> Okay. The cleverest kind of manipulation isn't a flatout lie. It's using one truth to distract everyone from your own mistakes. She was playing a highstakes psychological game. Even though she knew deep down she didn't have a leg to stand on. I >> have to this last part. >> I've been going through this since last night. You can ask him at Outback before we went to Bahama Breeze. We were at Outback and he completely embarrassed me and the customers other customers were asking me if I was okay. >> So this was today or >> this was today? Okay. Last night, today after 12:00 a.m. >> So, but today, what happened today? >> Today, all I did was push him. I didn't do anything but push him. >> Okay. But what? How did that happen? And why? >> It happened cuz I was at the bar. He sent my son to the bar. He know kids can't. That was it. But last night, he put his hands on me. >> Mhm. >> And yesterday he he went off of me. >> Okay. Is is this a >> But I know at the restaurant the waitresses are saying probably saying that they seen him. >> Mhm. But at Outback, they seen him before we went to Bahama Breeze. We were at Outback. He was going off on me. He embarrassed me at Outback and had the customers asking if I was okay. They asked me if I were okay. They were checking on me. >> Okay. >> And I said I was okay. And I went to Yeah. He went there to a table and I went to the bar because their blender isn't working and I wanted frozen drink. >> Okay. >> So that that was your flight. >> My flight. I think we already missed my flight. >> No, I was on the phone with my mom. So listen, my son, me and my son been sitting there for the last 30, 40 minutes. You can ask anybody in a restaurant. Me and my son been sitting there for the last 20, 30 minutes. He was on his iPad. I got his iPad in there. It died. So >> you don't even know why. You don't even know why she >> No, I'm about to tell you. Let me tell you. >> My son walked up to his mother cuz it's his mother. He had my phone in his hand playing the game. She stashed the phone out of his hand, called somebody off my phone. I look over cuz my son over there longer than he he normally does. My son, he only going to ask you a question and come back. >> Sure. >> I look over there, it's 2 minutes. He over there. She Call somebody off my phone. Getting into an argument. I get my phone back. Go back to my seat. 2 minutes later, I'm sipping my drink. A punch comes to my face. I fall out of my chair. >> She was so confident in her acting skills. But the truth about that fall from the chair stripped her lies bare. You could see the panic set in the moment she realized the police were listening to the father's side of the story instead of following her script. Tell the police I pushed him. We have zero choice in how to handle this. None. >> So, we got to see the primary officer how he's going to >> the push. I didn't assault him. I didn't punch him. >> Battery. >> I didn't It wasn't like It wasn't like that. >> Domestic battery >> from outback because they were they were fighting. So, they came over here. I didn't know. >> He came over just >> They were separate. >> They were separate over here. >> Not even together. We're not even together yet. She came over here because have a son in common, but she wanted to come and he goes, "You having problem bring her there and pay for the problem." >> Nothing makes sense. >> Ma'am, excuse me. We're going to have to take care of some business here. Okay. So, you're going to have to get off the phone. [clears throat] >> Let them know you'll call him later. Okay. >> I'm going off the phone. Okay. [laughter] >> Okay. Let's do let's let's we're going to we're we're going to do this as easy as we can. Okay. Okay. So, I want you to listen to me. Okay. Go and grab that. Let's hide, right? Let's do this. >> Say hi. >> Hi. Let's do this. What I'd like to do is I'd like all of us to walk over here just around this corner. Okay. Okay. >> [laughter] >> This is unfortunately this is something that has Go and stand up for me. Oh, that's a that's a good boy right there. She's going to stand up for me. We're going to walk her over here and then we're going to take then we're going to take him over to daddy. Okay. Okay. >> Once she lost her grip on the situation, she regressed, acting more like a toddler caught red-handed than a grown woman. Those screams and all that resisting, that was just a desperate attempt to hold on to a world where she's always the center of the universe. Let's go and put the person here. Why don't you shut it off right now so you [laughter] save battery? Shut it off. Save battery. >> I get it. [laughter] >> All right. >> Are you not going to leave camp? >> Why? No. I've never been before. No. No. No. No. No. [laughter] >> That's not optional. >> No. >> I understand. That's No, no, no. I'm nervous. >> Listen, listen, listen. Your son, we don't want your son to hear all this. >> We don't want your son to hear. I get it. I [laughter] get it. I get it. We're going to be gentle. We're going to be gentle. >> All right. Just turn around. Put your hands behind your back. That's all. >> Ma'am, you're going to go one way or another. So, let's make it easy. >> Yeah, we'll make it easy. Get Get your process and catch another charge and just just go over there. >> We didn't want elevators over here. >> We didn't want to. We didn't want him to see your handcuffs. >> We don't want to see your hands. >> Do you heal up? You're going to see him again. >> Okay. I got >> Yeah, I got it. >> Okay. >> I don't want to draw too much attention. >> No, no, no. I don't want to. Please. Please. [laughter] No. I've never been in the system. No. Please. No. >> No. No. No. No. Bro, he's a liar. >> Okay. Let's go inside here. >> Let's go inside. >> Let's go forward. Let's go forward. [laughter] >> I have I don't know where to go. >> I don't know where we'll come. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to readjust his cuffs. No, she her her head is slipping out. We'll help you. >> You have to. All right. Sit down first. Sit down. >> We'll help you. [laughter] We'll help you. Go back. >> There you go. I can't I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't I can't I have to calm down. Please. Please. Please. I have to go [laughter] now. You >> okay? We'll give you a minute here. We'll give you one minute. >> In the end, she traded the airport terminal for a jail cell. She's now facing domestic battery charges. If she's convicted, that could mean a year behind bars, a year of probation, and a $1,000 fine. And because those children had to witness the whole thing, child protective services might just have something to say about who gets to keep those kids. If you thought the airport was a circus, just wait. You've got to see how this next mother turns a baby bottle into a weapon. On November 26th, 2022, out in Wisconsin, a car parked quietly on the side of the road was hiding a very messy truth. Between a woman looking lost and a child fast asleep, the whole scene felt wrong. Wrong enough that the police had to step in just to make sure everyone was safe. >> Hello, ma'am. Hi, Master Vasos. Is everything okay? >> Okay. Can I talk to you just for a second, though? I just want to talk to you if that's okay. Is that your uh child in the back? Yeah. >> Oh, okay. Someone just said that it looked like maybe you needed assistance. >> I just was wondering if everything's okay. >> I need assistance. >> Yeah, you were walking down the side. So, I just want to make sure everything's okay. >> Pick me up at work. So, yeah, everybody be smart. >> Oh, got it. Okay. Is that in regards to you? Who's driving? >> My kid father. Okay. When's going to go over there? Hello. Does your window go down any farther? Oh, okay. Okay. So, yeah. I just want to make sure everything's okay. So, were you late picking her up or? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. All right. So, every everything's okay. >> Yes, I'm see you have a status of suspended. Um, was it because of maybe a citation you didn't pay? Okay. Do you have someone that is a valid driver? Whether they're from her work or close by? >> No. Nobody not close by. So, please drive home. >> Well, yeah, cuz does anyone you know have a valid license? >> I can't drive home. >> Well, because >> No, I got my baby. I'm not about to be sitting on here on this road. >> No, no, no, no. Let's just No, I can't drive. Hold on. Hold on. Ma'am, just calm down. I'm just trying to >> Can you just make Listen, I got to call somebody to come pick up my car. >> No, no. You're not trying to say that. >> That's what I'm trying to say is a valid driver. I just don't want you to be in the roadway, though. Okay, ma'am. I understand it was a difficult situation. I'm not trying to make it worse. >> So, can you just please stand out of the roadway for me? I just don't want mad. They want to make sure that you're okay. >> Okay. Did I see somebody beat the mother? >> Yeah, that's something that she was concerned about. She thought that you didn't want to go in the car. >> No, she thought that she was concerned for your welfare. So, isn't that a good thing though of people that care about each other? Everything started out polite enough. That fake nice we all recognize. But the mood shifted the second the man's past caught up with him. When the officers called for a tow truck, it was like someone lit a fuse. All that sweetness vanished, replaced by the raw anger of someone who knew they were trapped. >> That's not that you got another spot. That's because it's their protocol. Because there is no valid driver that I can go and try to >> I got to call somebody. How about everybody is at work. Who going to come and get my car? I got my whole baby in this car. >> Damn. I I >> No, cuz I'm going go to jail tonight. >> Why would you go to jail? >> Because you're going to let me take my car and go to home. >> I don't understand what you're doing right now. >> No, I >> I'm not yelling at you, ma'am. I'm not going to yell. >> No. >> Okay. >> No. No. Cuz ain't nobody about to come all the way out here. >> Okay. >> No. You want me to get in the seat? If I was in this car, I pulled off on you ass mother. car. >> Okay. Step over here. Out of the road, ma'am. >> Step out of the road. Come over here. >> She good to go. >> Say it again. >> She good to leave. >> I mean, just pass. >> Uh 15 to 20 minutes. Usually we just have someone, you know, have a valid driver. that you able to find someone possibly. >> Yeah, it's really hard to find. Okay. >> Okay. Cuz otherwise we would have to tow with the car. But I mean if she had someone maybe from her work cuz I know it is so close on like a break or something. But maybe maybe that could work. I don't know. >> No. Nobody. Everybody's at work. Nobody can't come. Y'all keep asking the same damn question. I drive out here every day. Yes, I am. Mom used to pull off our baby cuz they call the white mother and that's going to be why you get our baby. >> Losing the car was the breaking point and she started lashing out, bringing up sensitive topics just to push buttons. But when she saw Jonathan being put in handcuffs, that was it. The last bit of her common sense just evaporated, leaving behind someone who had completely lost her grip. >> So, probation said that they do want to place a hold because you're not supposed to be in contact with it. >> But does that seem fun, I don't know, unusual or weird. >> Yeah. So, what would be happening? I don't want this to be a big thing. I do have the place on take you up to a county jail on that and so you then you can see your probation agent. They wanted you to be there, right? So is that Do you understand that though? I'm trying to I'm trying to You've been So I I told them that you're very polite, cooperative throughout the whole encounter, which makes it >> I'm going. >> So you go over here. >> Why? Why? No. Can I No. Can I ask you? Can I ask you why? Please. >> Can I ask her why? Please. No. He's not allowed to have >> You got a baby. I'm playing. You got a baby. >> You got a baby, girl. You got a whole baby. You got a whole baby, girl. Baby, you got a whole baby girl. No, you can calm down for a minute. Oh my god, >> I got a whole baby. One person understand it. >> So you go to jail. He go to jail. Where your baby going to go? >> Do you understand that? >> Do you understand that? >> Damn, Andrea. Oh yeah. Y baby in the car when you calm down. >> Where y'all about to take it? >> Okay. So he said he wants to have everything go with you. Okay. >> Is that okay? That's his phone. >> Okay. See this is hers. So that's >> so if you just want to take this. Okay. What happened? >> It's a probation violation. Can't have contact with Andrew. It started with aggression, but it ended with a criminal having to teach her how to be a mother. Let that sink in for a second. It was clear Andrea had lost touch with reality. She was acting like a giant screaming child in the middle of a meltdown. >> Okay, when you go, >> you want to let me or you want to go out? >> They want to let you calm down. They not going to let you go like that. >> Let me go. >> So, what you want to go? You want to go to jail, too? >> Let me go. >> Get out my ass. You want to go to jail, too, >> bro? Get out my baby. >> What do you mean get out so fast? >> I don't know. You acting like a dumb ass. >> Get out here. >> You knew it. >> Get out my face. And ain't not trying to tell me nothing. >> Yep. Just check your pocket so I can zero out of you for the >> go. Get him away from me. >> Get away from me. >> We're okay. Both are 1080. >> I don't care. I don't care. Stop talking to me. Okay. back again. So, you know, let me go. Let me go. >> Now, put your leg in the car. >> All right, let's drive it back. >> Get back in the car. >> Come on. Where was your recording at? >> No, we don't want to take Johnny for what? Why not have somebody come pick a violation? >> But why couldn't have somebody come pick him up? >> Why have nobody come pick him up? >> Order to the nobody come pick him up. >> Requesting it. >> Ain't no requesting nothing. >> I'm not making it up. >> Get back in the car. >> No, I'm not getting no car. No, let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Oh, she tried to use her own physical pain as a way to challenge the law, desperately testing to see how much power she still had. But all that lashing out really did was show everyone a soul that was falling apart. Unable to look the truth in the eye. >> What's hurting? >> Andrea, what is hurting? >> Andrea, talk to us. All right, we got ambulance on the way. >> Have you had this happen before? >> Can you sit up? >> No, >> but we don't want to get kicked. And it sounds like you guys are voting and mail >> and what Andrea. >> So what am I saying both of us to do? Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. They need you to be medically cleared. So no, no, no. Don't stand up. >> No, because it ain't no point. >> There is a point. >> No, they won't take you. So >> my car gone? >> Yes. >> They still driving into jail? >> He's gone. Yeah. >> At the end of the day, she took a ride to jail. She's now facing charges for battery of a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest, landing her 3 years of probation. As for the man, he was hauled back to jail for violating his parole and driving on a suspended license. Using a baby bottle as a weapon was a new low. But just wait [music] until you see this next mother go into full combat mode right in front of her kids. On February 4th, 2025, a simple pullover for a tag violation exposed a nightmare involving a woman named Venus. It wasn't just the felony charges hanging over her head. It was the way she gambled with her two little ones lives, tossing every basic safety rule right out the window. >> My uh my registration. Can What can I do about that? Cuz he forgot to give that back to me. >> Registration? >> Yes. The information for it or like the decal for it? >> No, it's my my my title. He took my title cuz I gave him my license and my title. He didn't give that back to me. >> Okay. Is there a reason why your child is not secure in the seat belt? >> No, it's no security, sir. You could do it. No. No. It's no reason at all. No. >> All right. Sit tight. Can you verify a warrant for me, please? It'll be on a Venus. >> She being for the car. >> She She claimed we took it from her. >> She claimed what? >> We took it from her. Haven't detained it because of two babies, but if it gets verified, I'm going to have to detain them and see if who can go with the babies at this point. She has a 28 >> second degree. It's bronze. Yeah, I know. Yeah, that's family weapon with a razor blade, crued children, criminal damage to property. She got like she has multiple. I'm gonna ask her if she's got um >> information for the car. >> Yeah. >> Hey, how you doing? >> Hello. >> My name's Corpal Geyser. >> Hey. >> Hi. >> Can I be car? >> Do you have uh insurance on the car? >> Yes. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Is it one of those things you can pull up on your phone? >> I can't pull it up on my phone, but I think I have I think I got something in here. >> Damn. She ain't supposed to be driving either. God. Jesus. >> The other officer mentioned that uh officers took the temp tag. >> Yeah, he did. And he took my title, too. But I have to try to get it from that officer cuz I did. I have to get my title back from him. >> Okay. Okay. This is the insurance for it. This will work. Perfect. Thank you. >> She has insurance. >> She wasn't just talking to the officers. She was bartering with her future. She tried to use a tiny technicality from the police as a shield to hide a major crime. But once that warrant popped up on the screen, all her lies crumbled under the weight of the truth. Okay. Do you understand your your license is suspended right now? >> No. >> When did the officer take your your license plate? Cuz saying your registration's good. >> He just took it about 2 weeks I got pulled over. He took he just took it and he took my my my uh title, too. >> Was it Kieran Savannah? >> Mhm. Yeah. >> I don't know why he would take your tag. >> He didn't probably didn't mean to take it cuz it's mine. He probably forgot that he had it and stuff. >> I'm sorry, buddy. >> Just wait. Just to just wait. >> You going to get you something to drink when you go outside? What? What do you like? >> What you like is great. >> You like juice? You like apple juice? >> No. >> Yeah, I like apple juice, too. It's pretty good. So, yeah, just give us a couple more minutes. >> Yes. >> Yeah. It's going to take a couple more minutes. So, if you want to go ahead and take them. >> All right. >> We'll we'll stand by. >> Yeah. I want to confirm his salad. >> We going to take them. >> Well, he's taking them around the corner to go pee on the bill. You want to stay with the babies? >> Yeah, I'll stay with the kiddos. I'll get them a drink from the store. Okay. We did confirm that license suspension. >> Okay. >> You're going to have some tickets today. There is also uh the kids not being in safety restraints. So, you have to take care of those. >> So, pretty much you have two tickets for driving with your kids not in a seat belt and you have one for driving on a license. Okay. >> Okay. >> Can you sign this for me real quick? >> All right. Thank you. >> One more thing. Do you have somebody that can get your babies? >> Um, no. >> You don't got to call? >> Do y'all have somebody I can call? >> Reason why I'm asking that because you have a warrant. We have multiple. So, we have to detain you. >> Okay. We could call somebody. >> Call somebody. >> Yeah. But y'all going to have to call them. >> Okay, that's fine. So, I'm going to detain you real quick. Okay. >> Okay. No, please. Please. Let's call the people first. >> I'm going to call you. I'm I'm going detain you first. >> Can I just use me with the kids? >> I got to detain you. All right. >> Oh, wow. Please. >> We'll make sure the kids >> My kids Where my kids at right now? Y'all not even paying attention to my kids. My kids in the street. >> So, right now, >> where are my kids? Look. should accuse him. >> The police were doing their level best to keep those kids safe, but this woman, she was too busy staging a scene. [music] Funny how her motherly instincts only kicked in once the handcuffs started clicking. It's heartbreaking to see someone turn their own children into a tool for manipulation. >> Oh, we got we got down. >> Hey guys. >> So, mommy's got to call somebody to pick you guys up. >> I'm going to be a police about you. >> Oh, yeah. That's pretty cool. Mom, >> babe, stay over here for just a second, buddy. >> Oh, Lord. Can you please just call me? Let's just call right now. >> I got you. I got you. I got you. >> Let me give you the number. >> I got you. Let go. >> But look how you look at my kids. Look how you doing the kids. You're Look at my daughter right there. >> Come over here. Okay. >> My daughter right there. >> Yeah. She She's in the car, baby. Oh, it's scary. Come here. >> All right. So, you're not looking at my kids. Officer, >> they fine. Can you sit down in the car? You want to sit in the car? >> I know, guys. >> I know. Okay, Mommy. You'll be back in a little bit. >> Get my kids. >> Hey, can you get my kids? >> Hey, stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. You're Look how you're treating me. No. All right. What? Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> You fighting me. You fighting me. You fighting. >> Come here. Come here. >> Stop. Stop. Turn around. >> Give me your hand. Give me your hand. >> Stay right there. Okay. >> Give me your hand. Give me your hand. >> You're freaking your kids out. All right. And I'm trying to keep them calm. >> Man, look how he's doing my man. Wake up. >> Stop. Put your hand behind your back and get in the back of the car. >> Calm down so that your kids aren't freaking out. >> Can you handle me, sir? Look how he is doing it. >> We going to try this again. >> You going to get up. [screaming] You going to get up. >> Instead of protecting her kid's peace by staying calm, she chose to kick and scream through a web of lies. That kind of stubbornness isn't toughness. It's just the sign of someone who hasn't grown up enough to face the music for what they've done. >> Lean on the car. What the is you doing? >> Lean on the car. >> Lean on the car. I'm not asking you again. >> Thank you. >> Stand right here. I'm hurting. >> I'm hurting. I need to go to the ambulance. >> Keep your hands. >> Keep your hands. >> Oh my god. Oh, >> man. This man. >> Get in the car. >> I need to go to the ambulance. >> Get in the car. >> It's hurting so bad. [laughter] It's hurting so bad. I swear to God, it's hurting. That's fine. Get in the car. >> It's hurting. Oh my god. >> Get in the car. Get in the car, sir. >> Get in the car. >> All right. All right. All right. All right. Enough. >> Take a breath, man. I got you. >> I got you. >> Take a breath. I got you. >> Deal. Take a few moments. I'll go to the other side of the car and get her in. >> Take a breath, man. All right. I don't need you getting in trouble for this. Okay. >> For what? >> Take a breath. All right. Let me do it. All right. Just take a minute. [screaming] >> It's hurting my god. >> Keep it still. >> Don't loosen it. That's how she got it last time. >> No, you keep it like that. >> Sorry. >> Keep it like that. Just make sure that [laughter] this one right here is too tight on my arm. I swear it's Look at her arm. Look at her arm. >> She's fixing it. [screaming] >> Okay. It wasn't. >> Oh, >> he just pushed me in my face. Please, can I have a sergeant? >> We're going to get one, too. >> Cuz he just push It's on camera that you cuz you told him to stop. You say stop. Whatever his name is. [screaming] >> Can I get him? >> I need a >> Please. I cannot do this. I'm hurting. >> Put your leg in the car, >> please. I don't trust him. Can I get in a car with you? >> Put your leg in the car with him. I don't want to. I can't have that car. I don't want to be with that man. I believe you, but you have to let me close the door. [clears throat] >> Please don't put your leg. I'm not [snorts] >> phone number where I could reach somebody to come get her kids. And so >> we've got a supervisor coming down to talk to her. She's really >> I I I >> really stressed out right now >> and I understand that, but I but I got to get back to work and I got the kids in there. I would because they were in the hot car and and humanity. I just went and got them out the car and brought them inside to get them something to drink. So, if I can get a telephone number, if she wants somebody to call, someone to call so she can pick her they can pick her kids up. >> Is their name Venus? Okay, Venus, do you have someone that we can contact about your kids now? That's their dad. >> Okay. All right. >> When her fake authority finally shattered, she flipped the switch from aggressive [music] to whimpering, hoping to stir up some pity. While she was busy playing the victim, it was the folks over at Dollar Tree who actually stepped up to comfort those poor kids whose worlds were falling apart. I'm the store manager at Dollar Tree. I have the kids in the store, but if you can give me a call back at this number ASAP, I would greatly appreciate it. Please give me a call back as soon as you get this message. >> Guys, I guess >> what's up? >> Foolishness and warrants. So, >> she got in a tussle with y'all. >> Yeah, she slipped her cuff in the back of uh W's car and was kicking the back window. He opened the door to get her back in cuffs and she came flying out. He took her to the ground because she kept trying to slip the cuffs. He just wrenched them down on her to try to get her back up so we'd get her back in the car. Kids were crying and freaking out. >> Those her kids? >> Yeah. I put them in the back of her car cuz the door was unlocked. Went over to assist him. That's when cornerman got there when we were trying to shove her in the car. She's not wanting to cooperate with >> Do you know where you're at right now? >> Yes. >> Where you at? >> I'm Mr. Manager. >> And you know what year it is? >> 2025. You know who the president is, whether you like him or not. >> Who is it? >> Trump. Okay. >> Where my kids? Where are my kids at? >> There. You got another They tried to contact her. Your um their father. Do you have any other numbers for him? >> You please call him one more time. Regardless, >> do you have another number from him? Cuz that number apparently he's not answering or anything. Do you have any other number that we can contact them? >> Every number's in my phone. I don't know number by her. >> Do you have who? Anybody else we can contact? >> I was trying to get her to call my cousin to come get them now because their daddy is in Brunswick. Who's your cousin? >> In the end, she traded her freedom for a long list of charges. Felony obstruction, battery on an officer, child cruelty, and driving on a suspended license. If the judge throws the book at her, she's looking at 10 to 15 years and a fine north of $20,000. And with her history, she's looking at losing those kids for [music] good. Resisting the law is one thing, but wait until you see this veteran who turned his rage on his own daughter. On February 8th, 2026, a quiet veteran neighborhood was rocked by a heated showdown between a mother and her daughter. When things got way out of hand, the father had to do the hardest thing a parent can do. Call the police to stop a family tragedy before it started. >> What's going on? >> Uh, basically, long story short, had a whole bunch of food and crap in her room. I She ran from me. I tried to grab her. I didn't strike her. He lied on the phone and said I tried to strike her. Here's the video right here. pushed me. I get onto the couch. >> Okay. >> It didn't show all of it for some reason. Hold on. Once I find it, I just got my nails done today. When I grabbed her to get her to come to me, it scratched her. That's literally it. He's saying that I punched her in the face. And uh so basically all this started today is cuz he had he was upset because I didn't want her to come over. So I'm trying to reach and grab her to me. That's literally my arm is over by her head if you can see that. But that's literally the crease of my arm. So I didn't strike her with my hand. I didn't I would never do that. >> I understand. Okay. >> Okay. Either way, um, so I'll continue it. But that's literally where my arm is. He was mad that his from a previous relationship. >> He didn't he didn't. It was basically all domestic [ __ ] >> And I told him I'm like, "That's fine. You want her to come over? That's fine. I'm getting ready to go to work in the morning. He He I don't know if he drank or not cuz I wasn't here for more than half of the day cuz I was pissed off at him. I kept my I kept my distance. All that's all that's on video obviously too. Kept my distance from me. Kept trying to come on to me and kiss me and hug me and cuz I kept ignoring his advances. He got pissed off. So then when I go upstairs separate from him again he's pissed. I'm pop cans whole bunch of just other stupid [ __ ] in the room. I said, "Clean your room up." And she's like, "No, no, no. I'm scared." I'm like, "No, get up here. You're good cuz you're on punishment. You're on punishment. You can go. You guys can check her room and see all that." Whatever. There's no issue with DCFS. You guys can come in. Actually, we can go in now. >> She made sure to get her story in [music] first, trying to play the part of the strict but fair mother who was being unfairly targeted. She even started dropping hints about her social standing, hoping a little soft power would tilt the officer's perspective and blur the lines of what actually happened. Do you have your ID on you? >> I don't. It's from the house. >> Okay, I got you. Just cuz, you know, we will have to take a report on this just because it does involve a child. >> That's fine. There's no My thing is that he just sat there and tried to lie and tried to He's done this before trying to ruin my career. >> So, I don't know why you guys are starting. >> It's called leaving. Yep. >> All right. What's your first thing? >> You said you said I'm complaining. Yep. That >> you trying to ruin your career. Yet, you're still here. >> This is my house. He won't leave, >> right? But this is my house, so who's going to leave? That >> just talk to >> Right. So, please don't be rude and don't be disrespectful cuz there's a camera right there as well. >> Fine. >> I got you, ma'am. What's your first thing that happened today besides just this incident? >> No. Was it I wasn't here all day till I left at 10:00 this morning before he woke up >> and I got back like a little bit before I could check that camera, too. got back like 4, maybe 4:00 4:30. >> I gotcha. And on the camera, when did that first start? >> Just so I can kind of get a timeline. >> That's impact time. So that's him pacing cuz I'm upstairs playing the room. He was mad. He told me to come back downstairs cuz he wanted to talk to me. So then he goes upstairs and I don't have my cameras upstairs for the girls rooms, but that's when he went upstairs and started getting in my face >> and it told her to go downstairs. I told her to come here. She runs off. >> In her eyes, her family didn't have their own voices. They were just extensions of her. The moment she felt her control slipping, she didn't hesitate to throw her own husband under the bus. All to protect her little delusion of being the one in charge. Sir, that you were being really rude and I'm I'm sorry. Just ask him. >> Actually, so you're talking to me, >> sir. Can you please have him? I would rather speak with you. He's really aggressive. I'd rather just send this question. >> Please, sir. I'd rather not cuz >> he's in training. So, I'm officer in charge. >> Okay. Let's just call a supervisor. Sir, you were really rude to me. I don't When did she hit your earring allegedly? >> Cuz all I said was you smacking her in the face. >> So, when did she allegedly got scratched by your ear or your nose piercing? >> I never said that. Or how did you get >> Please call for a supervisor. I'll talk to a supervisor. >> How did she get this? >> I do have a dog, sir. >> Okay. >> So, I already know how this goes. >> Yeah, I think you're going to not bark cuz the other >> Hernandez. >> He's extremely rude and unprofessional extremity, but that's besides the point. I just did want to say that this is this isn't the first time this has happened with him. >> He is a truck driver. He's >> because I'm >> um he doesn't want me working as I don't know if he showed you the video, but he pushed me on the couch and he did push me up on the I don't have cameras up on the stairs. All the cameras are owned and operated by me. He is a shared party. >> It doesn't show him putting his hands on me upstairs. I don't want press charges or anything like that. I and I showed them on the camera how it was literally the crease tomorrow when I'm trying >> I got my nails done and it was a whole >> previous relationship I came over here. He was upset because I didn't want her to come over here and I could show you those messages where everything is stemming from. >> He was basically pissed off cuz I ignored him all day here. This is my house. I'm also a veteran. Um >> there he was mad because I wasn't >> engaging with him even from when I probably pull up my driver camera. He came to the side of my door. I was sitting in my car >> and he's pulling my door trying to get me to come in and give me a kiss. I'm like no like don't he's been doing this all day. >> When the truth finally backed her into a corner, she stopped arguing and started attacking the messenger. She flipped the switch from arrogant to whining in a heartbeat, trying to build an emotional alliance with the police by using a fake [music] kind of weakness to pull at their heartstrings. >> I don't understand why he's trying to ruin my career. And then knowing that I'm in the state that I am in right now, >> he's like, "Oh, that's the last time you're going to I hit her." It's because I'm disciplining her. It's not >> And I don't know if you went upstairs to see her room. There's no abuse. Mhm. >> No, I didn't go upstairs to see her room or anything like that. But like, how did the bruising come on her? >> I literally scratched her with my nails. That's And she she's like that. Any type of anything is going to is going to happen. He said he said on the phone that I punched her in the face. I would never ever like he doesn't want me to touch her at all. He doesn't do any type of I I don't want to say corporal punishment cuz that's really not what it is. But I spank her. I mean, we've been together I don't know how what, 10 years now. >> No, I didn't not call that. >> Yeah, we just called. She's a minor. I mean, the bruising it's swelling up a lot. I'm not going to lie. >> Um, it's pretty bad. >> But you can see it's it was a scratch and not a hit. >> It It looks like a knot. I'm going to be completely honest with you. Like, it's a ball on her. >> Did you see Did you see the same like from the same angle? Cuz there's two different angles for the cameras. I literally It was this part of my arm. There was no hand contact besides my nail when I got her to me. >> And that's when you were in the living room. Okay. >> If you Yeah. If you want to show me again, that you're more than welcome to. I don't know what angle. I didn't know there were different angles. I'm not going to lie to you. >> And he's following me upstairs room. And then it's a two set of stairs. At the second step is when he tried to grab me and I shook off at him. She went down the stairs. He was telling her, "No, go back. Go downstairs." I'm like, "No, don't walk away." You can hear me telling her, "Don't walk away from me." He's saying, "I chased her. I'm literally walking." >> Her mouth kept making excuses, [music] but her restless hands were giving her away. It's funny, isn't it? While she was busy obsessing over her manicure, she accidentally showed the world the ugly gap between her polished look and the brutal violence she just handed out. >> And like, I literally got these done today. These are sharp. That's it. That's all. I want to go to the point where you can literally see it's my it's right here at no point in time. My hand is way she's right here and it's I'm all the way like this and try to stop it. And that was that that was literally it. >> And it's not You can see my hand. There's no punch. He said I'm punching her. I'm It's literally not. >> Yeah. >> Literally because of my nail. Is this going is I'm going to get arrested because for scratch >> again I'm not the I'm just the I'm not the officer making the decision >> cuz I need to I just want to be able to call them to let them know I won't be able to be there Monday. >> Yeah. Like I said, I don't know. I don't know yet. I'm just >> on me. >> Yeah. I wanted to unless but I just ended up furthering my education. So that's a regret. No, >> a big regret. Ah, would it have been four years and been done? >> That's actually what I was just there's so many benefits to it. Like I get it if you're scared, but >> especially for school. You got to just do it. Just do the little contract. >> Yeah. >> I went to freaking where I go to get those canvases. I went to Five Below and get them their canvases so they could paint together. I took pictures. Like I feel like I did so much and then he's just so pissed. Like don't be mad because I'm upset at you though. >> That's lit. That's literally what it is. >> Like if I can even I can even go back further. It's not relevant. I go back further. Girl, I'll just l literally sit and chill >> and then once I remove myself, that's when he got pissed. I at the end of the day, she traded her home for a jail cell. She's now facing charges of domestic battery and child abuse. If she's convicted, she's looking at 2 years of probation, fines anywhere from $1,000 to $5,000, and a mandatory seat in an anger management class. It's a steep price to pay for a moment of losing control.