He hurt me and the kids. I want him the out of here. >> These aren't random slip-ups. They're a repeated pattern of reckless, selfish choices. >> You think I'm stupid? >> Maybe. >> That's funny. >> Why? >> Well, I don't know why. >> Why did you open the door? >> Because I was coming in to see my kids. >> You'll see the truth laid bare. The more excuses they make, [music] the clearer it becomes. The children pay the price. >> Hands behind your back. Clear your hands behind. >> Get off me. Stop. [music] >> An urgent call in Holly Hill on October 29th, 2025 brought officers to a high tension family dispute. With booze, rage, and fear all colliding, three kids got pulled into a dangerous chain of events. So, what happened in the minutes that followed? >> Which way did she go? >> She was walking that way. I'm surprised you didn't see her. And what was she wearing? >> What was she wearing? >> Where does she live, boss? Does she live right around the corner? >> She lives right here. She was literally like right there. Our my oldest son went down there to get our daughter. >> That was her. >> Yes, that was her. Yeah. See, she grabbed a chef knife and then like she came >> 10 on two. That lady that just said it wasn't her. That's her. Can you go back? And she has his kids. >> That's our youngest. And Ava. Ava's the daughter. Sorry, I don't know what you're talking about. >> She tried to lie and tell me she was somebody else. >> Well, she's herself. >> Okay. All right. I'll be right back. Who is she to you? >> Okay. And what's her name? What? What is it? Samantha. Shannon. Hello. >> Hi. >> Sergeant Hutcherson, Holly Hill Police Department. We got to talk to you about what happened at the house. >> What do you mean? >> What happened at the house? >> I got into an argument and I left. >> What happened during the argument? >> Uh, nothing really. >> There's reported something happened. So, that's what I need to know. What went on at the at that? >> I went to leave. >> Before that? >> I went to leave. He's been cheating on me. >> Okay. So, you didn't do anything else before that? >> Well, he had a knife and I grabbed it from him. >> Why did you just lie to me who about who you are? I asked you if you were you lie to me. >> Avery, get back here now. >> No, go back to the house. You're good. Why did you just LIE TO ME? >> THE BIKE. >> Not worried about the bike. Why would you just lie to me? >> I asked you who you were and you gave me a false name. >> You think I'm stupid? >> Maybe. >> That's funny. Okay, that's funny. >> I left. I left. >> Okay, >> I left. >> Here, stop talking. >> I left with my >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Once the lies started cracking, her calm little act couldn't hold up. She denied who she was as a way to hang on to control, but the more she dodged, the more the pressure climbed. And in just a few quick beats, everything clearly escalated. >> Stop. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind. >> GET OFF ME. >> STOP. >> I got it. Stop. >> Stop. >> That was stupid. >> No, you got resistance. >> Ah, do not kick me. >> Get the off me. >> Do not kick me. >> Get off me. >> You got it. Get off me. >> STOP. >> YOU'RE GOING TO BE ON mying little ass girl. You're pathetic. >> Stop it. >> Hey, I hate you. >> Stop. That was so unnecessary. >> Yes, I was. >> No, you are. >> Listen to me. Stop. Stop. Stop. We're going to turn you any free >> cuz you resisted. You were not free to leave. You're going to sit up. Sit up. Bring your legs up. >> Get off me. >> Seven. I got one dope female skirt. >> I hate you people. >> No reason to go this way. No reason. >> You are bad people. You started off giving us a false >> so he he can hit me and that's okay. >> No, you started off with us wrong. >> I asked you who you were. >> He hit me. >> You could have talked about that. You didn't let us get that far. You gave us a false name. >> You were detained. Not free to leave. So now you're going to jail for a minimum resisting a battery on law enforcement. >> Get off me. Get your hands off me. >> You're under arrest. Stand up. >> Okay, that's fine. Get off me though. >> Get off of me. >> Okay. >> Get youring hands off easily. >> Okay, that's fine. You're under arrest. You keep playing these games, you're going to get another resistant charge. I'm not playing with you. >> Have a seat. >> Can't make that up. >> No reason for that. >> The reason why I didn't think she was hurt because she was standing on the grass with the kids playing. >> Okay. >> She did a good job playing it off. >> Soon as I went and spoke to him, he's like, "Yeah, she's around the corner." She went to grab one of my kids. They're It's DV. So, >> okay. >> I got to see if it's a meag bat. >> Is it Is it the husband? I think so. That's what he said. They have kids in common. So, >> they live there. >> Yeah. >> I think he's drunk. >> They're both drunk. >> Yeah. >> They were both drunk. But the law has never been on the side of bad behavior. Alcohol doesn't turn you into someone else. It just strips away the filter and exposes the same toxic need for control that was already there. And from the father's point of view, there was almost nothing left to argue. >> She said something about cheating and infidelity or something allegedly. >> We we we've been split up. She doesn't want to leave the house. I don't know. She doesn't know where to go. She doesn't want to get no help. >> When did you guys split up? How long ago? >> I would say like a month like almost a month ago. >> And were you married or just dating with children? >> We're just dating. >> And how long were you guys dating for? >> For like 14 years. >> Okay. And And you have two kids together, correct? >> Three. These two. >> Okay. Three. Okay. I apologize. Um, so tonight, what start? >> I wasn't I wasn't here. I was I wasn't here. I I came here at like 12. Shannon was already gone. Okay. >> She stole my bike and and took it to the pawn shop. She went to the store, went to the liquor, got some milk, went to a Avery said because their kids are with her that she went to the ABC store, got some liquor, and then ended up at Noel's house. I called Noel. Noel said he's going to bring the kids over here. She ended up walking over here. Noel got here first with Avery, and then she came inside the house all mad. She started to swing on me, hit me, and I said, "This is messed up cuz you're doing in front of the kids. I'm in there trying to cook dinner, >> and then she done for some reason grabbed the knife off the counter and just like like pretty much swung it." I don't hold my arm up cuz I don't >> Okay. >> It's a sharp knife like from >> You look like you got a clean cut there. >> It was It's It's slicy. >> I'm going to get my um camera real quick to take a photo. >> And it's like I'm trying to like be civil with her. I'm like, "Look, we have three kids." You know what I mean? It's like >> You were already inside the house. >> I was inside the house cooking >> and she came in the house. >> She came in the house cuz she >> And just just forgive me cuz you might have to say it to him again. >> But run me through it. So she came in the house. What happened after that? >> She came in the house. She was cussing and calling me names, doing this and that. And then she was She was cussing. What else was she saying? >> Started to get physical. Started like swinging at me, like trying to, you know, swing out my face, hit my hat. You know, I'm moving. >> What did you do at that time? >> Just ducking and more like, you know, why you doing this in front of the kids? This is messed up. And then she and then she cuz the kitchen is not really big. It's just like a little area. And once you're on this side towards the microwave, you're kind of trapped in there. So, it's >> like it's like a U. >> Yeah. So, I'm I'm trying to like get out from there. And then she she grabbed the knife and I went put my arms up, whatever. And that's bam, like that. I said, "Well, you messed up now." and I called y'all right away. >> Did she leave right after that or >> she's Yeah, she came out here and and then she she started walking down the street after that. >> Did she ask the kids to go with her or they just went with her? >> Well, Ava Ava's, you know, she's >> went with her. >> Yeah. You know, it's just like, oh, this and that and then and it's like a lot of verbal a lot of verbal abuse like abuse like she would tell the kids, you know, and then like my Ava saying, "I hate you, daddy." Yeah, daddy. Yeah. You know, you need to leave. Like, you know, like and then using cuss words, too. And it's just like this is messed up. verbal, you know, like why are you going to have, you know, she's 4 years old, so why would you? >> The mother wasn't just taking her partner's property to feed her drinking. She also got violent with him. Worse, she weaponized the kid's feelings, planting poison in young minds to isolate the victim and lock in her control over the family. >> Shannon, step out. We step out, lean forward, and spread your legs right here, please. >> Anything on you that's going to stick me, poke me, or hurt me. Anything on me that cannot legally deal with you? >> Like weapons, drugs, anything like that? >> Nope. >> I would like to believe you, but if I believed every person who said they have nothing on them. >> I'm not a drug addict. >> Okay. It doesn't mean drugs. It could mean like a razor or something that you carry in self-defense. >> I'm a mother. >> I'm a mother. I don't do that [ __ ] >> Are those your kids? The blond the little blonde kids over there or what? Yeah. >> My man's been cheating on me and I didn't even try to hurt him. >> Was that we'll put him back on you. All right. Oh, you order that. It's even easier. All >> I do is go to the park with my kids. He's been cheating on me and he's up. >> Just bring that foot in for me, please. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> We'll start first with the photos. If you That's okay. If you don't mind just standing up for me. Can you just put your arms like this for me so I can see it? Do first like this. I was pushing hard on the person. So, >> no, you're good. All right, that's done. We have what's called Marcy's law. If you do not invoke it, it means your information will be public records. We usually suggest you do invoke it. Would you like to do that? It's just a signature saying, "I don't want my information to be public record." >> I I guess that Yeah. Yeah. I mean, otherwise, anybody can find your information. So, >> especially with kids. So, just where it says yes right there. Just your best signature. It doesn't have to be anything crazy. >> Right here where it says yes that you want to invoke it. And I didn't want to call you guys, man, but that that just drew the >> 1710. Please raise your right hand for me. I know you got best as you can. You swear from the statement you're about to give be the whole truth and nothing but the truth. >> Yes, sir. >> And you understand is a criminal violation to make a sworn statement that contains false information, you could be charged of perjury for doing so. >> Yes, sir. >> So, I just want to make sure I have the story correct. Your girlfriend of 14 years whom you have three children in common with and reside with currently, who you broke up with a month ago, came home intoxicated tonight. When you responded back here, she walked in the door very angrily. She got upset at you. She started to shove and punch you. Is that correct? Where did she punch you and shove you at? Just the chest or the face? >> Just like the face. And you know, >> was it like more mushes? >> It's more mush kind of, you know, like if if I would stand there, of course, there'll probably be markers. >> Against the mother's chaos, the father held steady and stuck to the truth in front of the law. The cuts, physical proof she couldn't talk her way out of, put him in a clear position in the custody fight, and it helps explain why the right to raise the children ended up with him. >> We'll check everything. >> Yeah, I told him. Yeah, we'll fix it. >> Sure. Yeah. What? Whatever. I mean, leave them on you. Come back in one. It's not big deal. There you go. Two. I got two whole fingers in this one. That one. Good. >> It's too tight. >> Yeah, it's not too tight. >> They're both loose. I can see Don't twist. If you twist, they'll Yeah, if you go like this, it'll get tight. That's all. >> He's trying to scratch my back. >> Well, I know, but we can get I can get two sides. >> Can I smoke before I go? >> Can you cigarette? >> That's his call, not mine. I have asthma. I don't let people smoke. >> I'll let you take a couple breaths. You have a cigarette. Come over to my car. Okay, >> grab a seat. I'm going to grab a cigarette and I'll have you step back out and you can take a few long drags. Okay, just all the way in so I can close the door. >> The glove these hurt. >> Yeah, they're not really built for comfort, unfortunately, but they are both plenty loose and my car has uh ruts where you can put your arms. >> Officer Gimney. >> Gimin. >> Yes, ma'am. All right. One second. >> We'll help each other. Okay. All right. Step out just away from the car. I don't want the smoke in the car. You can lean against the back right there. >> That's so weird. >> What? >> Yeah, they're not meant for comfort, like I said. >> But they're not holded. >> They're not what? >> They're not holding my finger. >> Nope. >> Second time 35. >> In the end, the mother was taken to jail and faced charges. Violently resisting an officer, battery on a law enforcement officer, domestic violence with a deadly weapon, and kidnapping. On top of that, being on probation could leave her staring down serious jail time. Potential [music] penalties could reach up to a $15,000 fine up to five years behind bars and probation. A selfish mother thought she could slip away after a kidnapping. Then the next mirror turned and exposed the abuser face to face. On the night of January 4th, 2024, police responded to a mobile home after a deeply unusual 911 call. The silence was broken by the sound of frightened children and a family tension spiraling out of control. Two adults, two choices, and children caught in the fragile space between them. >> Hey, you guys ain't arguing, are you? >> No, we're all right. >> Are you okay? >> What are we arguing about? >> He's drunk. He hurt me and the kids. I want him the [ __ ] out of here. >> Okay, we'll get inside here before we can go heat the inside or outside up. He tore the kids' door off. I'm tired of warning him. I'm tired of threatening him. He's not getting it. I can't do it no more. I'm tired. I can't >> And he thinks it's funny. >> No, I don't think it's funny. >> I can't do it no more. I love the MAN TO DEATH, BUT HE'S [ __ ] me up. I can't do it. >> What? What? He hurt you. How'd he hurt you? >> He [ __ ] commanding me then. Punching me when I had the kids. I can't do it, you guys. I've I mean, I've reached out to everybody. Everybody knows about it. I've told him as he's looking me dead in the face right now. I can't DO IT ANYMORE. YOU GUYS I'M DONE. >> [ __ ] You come at me all the time. I'm laying in bed with my boy. >> Why? And the cops show up. That's what you >> Yeah. The door knocks and I just [ __ ] come to the door. >> I'm laying in bed. >> What happened prior to that? >> Do I have to show him the door? DO I HAVE TO SHOW argue with me? >> We're going to look at it. So there's >> I mean I CAN'T I CAN'T DO THIS. TELL HIM I CAN'T DO THIS. >> Let's go back to You just stay out here. >> You landed on the [ __ ] kids. You hurt the baby. >> You did. I mean, >> I didn't hurt you. >> You hurt the kids. [ __ ] me. IT'S ABOUT THE KIDS. >> HEY, that's enough. >> He ripped it off. >> What's up with the door? >> He just ripped it off. >> I TRIED CLOSING it on him. >> I'm like 2 ft from you. Let's be >> He ripped it off, huh? He ripped the door off. >> But what? Why? What? >> I was talking I was trying to protect me and the kids. >> Mhm. You were in there? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You ripped the door off. >> I mean, I can't I can only do something. >> Where's the other kids at? >> The other one's in bed. >> Okay. You see her left? >> I told you guys twice. I left it. Oh, [ __ ] >> Yeah, we were trying to get her. >> I can't I can't He's in bed. >> Okay. >> As officers approached, the husband appeared first, calm to the point of being almost cold. Behind him stood the mother, panicked, exhausted, barely holding herself together. One detail stood out. She had carefully gathered and saved clumps of hair that had been ripped out. A small act, but one that carried the weight of evidence. 10:00 almost 11. I mean, what am I supposed to do? I can't. [snorts] >> Yeah, >> you ripped my hair out. I got hair. I saved for you guys because he just It's so much. I don't know what to do. Well, I mean, from what you're telling me, you're having some domestic violence going on here. >> It's beyond me. Yeah. >> So, >> it's beyond It's just [snorts] >> What does this do? Tell me what the message >> I mean, if you're willing to write a statement out of what happened with I mean, that's the first step. >> I'm let him out of our lives permanently. He's just going to come back and hurt us even more. Well, then you need to get a civil protection order. >> Look at this. I I just can't. >> Oh, yeah. You shouldn't have to go through that. >> My kids more important me. >> It's the kids. >> Well, yeah. >> They're singing it. They're singing their mom be. I can't. >> Yeah. >> Just get him. Just take him to jail. I can stay. Do whatever I have to do. Just get him out of here. >> Okay. And in the morning, [snorts] >> you need to go get a soap. What's up with the door, John? >> Do you have ID? Can you give me your ID? What's up with the door? >> What's up? >> How many times do I have to ask you what is up with the door? Why did you rip it off? >> I didn't rip it off. I grabbed the [ __ ] door and pulled the door and it [ __ ] [ __ ] come off. >> Why? >> Well, I don't know why. >> Why did you open the door? >> Because I was coming in to see my kids. >> She wants to hide my kids. She wants to hide >> because in her mind you're out of control. So she was trying to get away from you. Out of >> control. >> Okay. We're both out of control. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Well, what happened? >> Out of control. >> If you all are fighting and she goes to a room to get away from you with the kids, that's where she's left. >> I grab the door and [ __ ] pulled the [ __ ] handle and I pulled the door off and it was beyond that. You >> You can't do that. In John's mind, control over the space mattered more than the physical safety of the home or the emotional state of the children. The moment a child struggled trying to get away while the father seized that instant to perform the role of a loving dad spoke volumes without a single word. >> Her hair's falling out and everything else, man. >> Your hair's falling out. >> Yeah, there's clumps of hairs back there. >> Going in the back for a minute. My my question is why? [laughter] >> Do you want your kids to grow up that way? >> Absolutely not. >> Then why are you doing it? >> Is it all on me >> tonight? I think it is. Yeah. >> I don't believe so. >> Well, she got away from the situation. You ripped the door off the hinges and threw it. So, that would suggest that maybe you're a little bit more off the hinge than her. >> Okay. I mean, you know what? >> Maybe I need to leave tonight. >> No, you're leaving with us. Go ahead and turn around. >> No, I don't handcuff. >> Yeah, you're in jail for domestic violence. You can't do what you do. >> No, I am domestic violence. Hey, buddy. >> You take him off. I'm not on my >> You can slide them on there and get >> You can either put them on or you can just put your shoes on. But we're not uncuffing you. That's not how that works. >> But I don't know why I'm cuffed. >> Cuz you're going to jail for domestic violence. I've already told you that. >> I've not >> Are you going to put these on? Yes or no? >> There. Yeah. >> Get your foot in there. >> There's no domestic violence, though. >> It says you. That's why there's a court. >> Well, then I guess. >> Huh. That's prettying interesting, huh? >> Ma'am. >> Yes. >> Do you know where his wallet's at? >> Um, >> I need his ID. >> What? Did you tell us that she did something? >> Well, absolutely. She comes to me and [ __ ] throws [ __ ] at me and [ __ ] like that >> tonight. >> Absolutely, man. >> You haven't said any of that. >> Well, I mean, >> you said nothing was going on. >> I mean, I got kids in here. >> Are you going to get your ID out? That's not a >> Yeah, but she get it out. >> She can't come and do that to me and and I'm the only one that's getting arrested. >> You didn't say any of that. >> John worked to tear down his wife's moral standing, reframing his own arrest as an injustice. This is where the illusion of entitlement began to show. In his thinking, financial contribution was twisted into ownership. Control over people, permission to cross boundaries without consequence. >> That's some [ __ ] dude. >> Right, wrong, or indifferent. That's how I see it tonight. Okay, you can write a statement out. I'll be more than happy to give you one when we get to jail. You can fill it out. You can write whatever you want on it, and I'll add it to the report. >> This is my [ __ ] house. I pay all theing bills here. >> Okay. What's that? That doesn't matter. >> She can't come at me and swing on me and think I get arrested for it. >> Well, you keep adding things. So, I'm trying to figure out I'm just keeping up with you. Put your shoes on or you can go in stock and feet. It doesn't matter to me. I'm trying to be nice to you. >> Well, I'm trying to be nice to you, man. >> Okay. >> I just want you coming. >> I hear what you're saying. >> No, you don't. >> I do. But if it was such a problem when she was doing all that, you should have called us and you didn't, right? Well, you want to hash up old stuff. >> Can you handcuff me? >> No. You put your shoes on or you >> It's just some [ __ ] guys. >> Watch your step, though, cuz it's a little icy right here on the corner. >> I know what it is. I [ __ ] live here. >> I know. I I I I don't understand the wholeing the whole deal with this. >> I just wanted your ID. >> You got my ID? >> We We read it. >> Read it. Gave it back. >> That's fine. >> You want your wallet in the house or with you? >> This is God. I'm just leaving the [ __ ] house. >> Okay. >> But I don't know. I'm being put in the back of this car. >> I told you. >> That's [ __ ] >> You familiar? >> I don't know him at all. >> Oh, okay. Yeah. He fits the type of man who expects his wife to stay home with the kids, then turns around and blames her for not bringing in money. The moment Jon was placed in the patrol car, the energy on scene shifted. Officers returned to the mother, carefully documenting her statement to complete the full picture. >> Ma'am? >> Yeah. >> Sorry. >> You're okay. >> Are you willing to fail a statement about what happened? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I want follow restraining order. I want him gone permanently. I can't. >> Is this door a little funky? >> Yep. He did that, too. >> Okay. [laughter] So, >> we can get into all that. I can't do everything for you tonight. >> But I'll answer all of your questions. Okay. >> Good. >> Hi. [laughter] >> All right. >> Hit the baby and th him. It like freaked me out. He hit the child. >> Yeah, I fell. I fell. >> Like how'd he hit him? Like hit >> the baby. I cuz he went to go hit me and he was sitting here like he hit the baby and he started scraping and crying. I'm like trying to stop >> like closed fist, open fist by the throat. >> Was he squeezing? >> Yeah. He like he like freaked me out, man. Like >> Okay. >> That's why I called you guys. >> So have a seat for me. Okay. Have a >> But nonetheless, we're here now. Um, >> I was hiding in the bathroom and when he come in I was like, "Don't stop. Please, like, I'm begging you. I love you. Please stop." Like I was trying to >> Okay. >> You know, like >> when when he had his hands around your neck? >> Yeah. >> Was he squeezing >> as hard as he could? >> Did any point did like you black out? >> Okay. Like several times if you want [laughter] to be honest about it. >> Okay. >> Cuz when I was trying to get to the bedroom and when he was forcing himself through the door >> Mhm. Before he forces up the door, I had Hunter in this arm and the baby in my arms. >> Okay. >> And he's just swinging away with my head, man. >> Okay. Do you do you mind look up for me? I'd like to look at your neck. >> Okay. >> He's so violent, man. Just >> when when he when Just have a seat for me. Just >> Oh my god. >> Okay. When he was when he was squeezing, were you able to swallow? Were you choking? Were you able to speak? >> Like I couldn't breathe. >> Okay. So I'm like trying not to send the kids cuz I was like kicking them off me the one with the baby and the other. >> In the end, the man was taken to jail and faced charges of domestic violence and intentional strangulation. The fact that the assault occurred while she was holding a small child and resulted in injury to an infant served as major aggravating factors, pushing potential penalties to the highest level. Jon believed money could buy power. Reality [music] proved otherwise. The final bill he had to pay was his freedom. If you believe the mother's courage and resolve helped stop a cycle of [music] harm from continuing, leave your thoughts below. When violence finally comes due, the lens doesn't blink. It simply moves on, finding the next mother who left her child alone in a bathroom. On February 26th, 2024 in Florida, police responded to a gas station after reports [music] that a 3-year-old girl had been left alone in a restroom. Employees found the child terrified and crying after more than an hour with no adult in sight. What followed left many people shaken. >> You're not mom. >> You just found her. >> It's so nice of y'all to come and get >> and we're going to try to figure it out. Put your hand. There was a bunch of people here. >> How long have you been here? >> I've been here about an hour. >> Okay. And you didn't see >> my It was a lot of people coming in. >> Did you see her with anyone? >> No, I never seen the little one. >> Okay. >> I seen grown women and stuff. Did they accidentally leave? How could that be? >> That's what Yeah. >> Did any of those ladies look like under the influence of anything? Like they would forget a kid? >> No. No. They looked a fan. They was out there joking and playing and, you know, playing music and I thought everything was okay. We gonna make you a little dress, mama. I got >> You know how old you are? >> No. You this many? >> You got to take her to DCF. >> Look inside her jacket. >> Oh no. The lady volunteered that somebody in the parking lot have nothing inside the jacket. >> But it should be in there. >> No. >> It's a shame. I'm like >> if this was my grandbaby, my daughter would be slapped a couple times. >> So she just had on shorts and a tank top and it wasn't even that hot today. Bro. Okay. Where is y'all at? I will come. Where y'all at? Where is y'all at? Y'all don't know where y'all going or where y'all from. So, where is y'all at? >> What else is nearby? >> Put on the phone, bro. Cuz apparently y'all don't know where the [ __ ] y'all at. And I don't I don't see how the [ __ ] y'all don't put on the phone cuz y'all tripping. For real. For real. For real. For real. Y'all like I'm not on that. Where y'all at? >> You got more. You have another baby in the car. >> Yeah. >> When the mother finally appeared, she showed no real concern. Instead, she loudly bered someone over the phone, blaming others for not knowing where she was. The anger felt performative, an attempt to stage an instant alibi and convince officers that she had been actively searching for her child. Okay, we're at the shell that we was at from the getgo. Remember when had to go to the bathroom and I took her to the bathroom? >> Hello? >> Audrey, tell her to come here. >> It's right here. >> Use the bathroom. You feel me? So that I had to You feel me? I told um my dad a girlfriend. I can't even get my words out right now. I'm so mad, girl. Like, oh my gosh. Anyh who, yeah. So, I told her to watch my child, you feel me? Make sure she get in the car with them, you feel me? Being that do call me and emergency, you feel me? So, boom, they still ended up pulling out at the same time as me, you feel me? Cool. So, we get the landfare. I said, Where my baby at? >> Hi. >> How are you? >> Good. >> Come out. Can you come out here? >> She's intoxicated under the influence. Something. You high or you drunk? >> No, I'm not. >> High or drunk? >> No, I'm fine. Which one of the neither? >> Come on. Take her over there and interview her. >> You can wait right over there. Go ahead. Go with this officer over there. >> Tell me what's going on. >> I told her I want to get out the car. She carved that angle. Well, that's what we're trying to get. But did she tell anybody to take the kid with her? >> No, that's >> Hey, who's working this? >> So, she was in the car the whole time. >> That mask fell apart quickly when witnesses in the car confirmed the mother had never asked anyone to watch the child and had completely lost track of her while tending to personal matters. The indifference exposed a deeply skewed set of priorities where personal needs outweighed a young child's safety. >> So tell me what happened then from the from the beginning of tonight. >> I think she lost track of her kids and she didn't know what to say. >> Okay. >> That's really what I think. >> Okay. So what happened when you guys got here? >> Got here? >> Yeah. When you got here for the first time? When you guys came here the first time you stopped here, right? >> She got gas and then she left. >> Did you go in the store at all? >> No. You just stayed in the the whole time? >> Okay. >> Did she say anything to you? >> No. >> Tell you to grab her kid? >> No. >> Not at all. >> Do you have >> Let me talk to her real quick. All right. Just wait right here. >> So, this other girl said things because she never got out of the car and nobody ever said, "No, she never told nobody to grab her." the right to talk to a lawyer and have present with you while you're being questioned. If you can afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any question if you wish. You can decide at any time to execute these rights and not answer any questions or make any understand. Okay. And having these rights in mind what happened >> what happened tonight? >> I mean like start to finish. >> Okay. you know, at my house, you know, chilling, which is where if you look at my uncle, they're my speakers. I left my house to meet him. And then not only that, I had to meet my other uncle, too. You know, he said it was an emergency, but it was emergency. >> Okay. >> So, at any point, like what happened when you guys went in the store? >> When we went in the store, I took my baby directly to the bathroom, >> you feel me? I told her to lock the door. >> Okay. >> You feel me? I told her, "Don't come unless she hear me or you feel me?" Because she's smart, you know? She know she know. So, boom. >> Before I even got out the car and before we even got here, I already told you I'm going to pay for her gas. What all y'all need out the store? I'm buy everything. Rather than accepting responsibility, she shifted the burden onto a child far too young to understand. That irrational expectation revealed both arrogance and a dangerous lack of awareness. The more she tried to explain, the emptier the picture became. One where the duties of motherhood had been left behind. >> Which way? Which way did you come from Berkeley? Did you come from that direction or did you come from that direction? >> No, we came from that way. >> Okay. Then you pulled in here. >> Okay. Then tell me what happens as soon as you get in here. >> When we put in [snorts] we parked over there. >> Okay. >> And you get out of the car and what? >> I got the car and I went in the store. Took me to the bathroom and I went to the counter. >> Okay. >> Then I out the store and then I went and I was like, "You good. Just make sure you stay behind me cuz they going to follow you." Get in the car with them. >> She was like, "Okay." >> So when you walked in the store, you all went in together separately? >> No. She told me that. She told me that she was to freak the black and then she was coming in. That's why I mentioned to them. I said, >> "So the skinny girl, black girl?" >> No. >> Know who? The black girl. >> I don't know. >> You don't know who? You don't know her. >> I only know. >> So when you all three went in the store together, right? >> Didn't come in the store. Exactly. >> I'm not talking about I'm not talking about the white girl. I never saw her on video. >> I'm talking about the skinny black girl. You and the other girl. cuz a skinny black girl said she was coming in to get a getter. She did say that, but I don't know if she came directly behind me and being she had >> I don't know what the bathroom's in there. Is it a single bathroom with the door? >> No, it's a single bathroom. Yeah. >> So, yeah. So, when you open the door, it's just one >> bathroom. So, so your daughter goes in there and locks the door. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then what happens? >> I went to the counter cuz I told her if I don't come back to the door that was coming back to the door to get out because she was going to get in the car. >> Where were these two? >> Huh? >> Where were these two when you were at the counter? the ones that came in with you. >> Yeah. >> Skinny girl to take your child then. >> The white girl, >> the one that didn't get out of the car at all. >> Yeah. >> And when did when did you tell her to do that? >> I had told her before I even got out the car and before we even made it here, we had already said, you know, where we going? And >> so back at Berkeley, y'all talked about already and everything about everything cuz she was already watching my kids at birth because I was sitting outside. >> When officers confronted her with witness statements confirming no one had been asked to supervise the child, the mother slipped into visible cognitive panic. She couldn't name the people riding in her car. The same people she claimed she was willing to entrust with her child's safety despite not even knowing who they were. >> So, you didn't think you wanted to make sure that your child was in anybody's custody? You left her locked in the bathroom >> and expecting somebody else to come get her. >> Don't know if they're in there. They're outside. >> At what point does have a car seat in her car for her? Who >> if she was supposed to go with her? That's what she said. She had a car seat in that car. That's why I didn't mind my gun. Not only that, I watch my kids plenty of times. You feel me? Before my dad went to jail, it was all us together, you know, every day. So, you feel me? I don't have no trust issues or no concerns or none of that. Like, I never had no problems with her watching my kids, you feel me? >> Okay. >> That's why I didn't think nothing of it because I never had to, you know, do nothing like that. >> You're saying that you didn't ask anybody to watch her? >> No, I didn't ask them to to watch her. I had only asked because Angela is already watching. >> I'm saying all of them said you didn't ask anybody or anyone. >> But that's a lie. >> Not only that, you feel me? >> You see how she came up smiling and stuff. So if you ask me, she done did drugs or something. >> But she wasn't like that. >> You would trust her to watch your kids? >> Who's responsible? >> Saying she wasn't like that when all us together. She was not like that when she just got out the car and y'all said, "What you smiling for?" and stuff and I said what I said. She wasn't like that. >> Ultimately, you're responsible for your child, >> right? You're required to provide supervision. You're required to provide a a roof over their head, food, clothing, and all that. So, if you expect somebody to take care of your child, you should at least make sure that they have custody of your child. >> Does that make sense? >> So, rather than leaving Rather than leaving just locked in the bathroom, you need to make sure the with her before you're going to walk away and then leave the whole store. >> You ever been in trouble before? >> Like for fraud? >> Not for like child neglect or robbery, whatever. >> So, you've been arrested before for fraud? >> Yes, sir. >> How recently was that? That was >> Are you done with all that? >> Still going through the courts or are you on probation? >> I'm on probation. >> You're on probation? >> Well, hop down for me. >> So, I know you say you've never been in trouble for child neglect or anything. Tonight, you are being arrested for child. Okay. So, just behind your back. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Really? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Can I call No. No. Can I call my baby daddy, please? >> We'll let it make a phone call. You can put on speaker and you can talk to him as soon as she gets you cuffed. Okay. >> Please turn around. >> Put your hand on your back. >> Just listen to what she's telling you. Why don't you listen to her? >> Just follow her directions for right now and when that's done then we'll answer. >> Please just give me a chance. Like can y'all just give me a DCF case or something? Like please. >> Well, DCF is going to come out. >> In the end, the woman was arrested and charged with felony child neglect. Already on probation for fraud, she now faced the risk of having her freedom revoked and serving serious jail time. Child protective services stepped in to ensure the child's safety, removing her from an environment marked by reckless neglect. As officers were still carrying the little girl out of the restroom, this time involving a stolen laptop and passport. On September 5th, 2025, near the University of Illinois, a stolen backpack turned into something bigger than missing property. When police tracked the signal, they found a woman casually using things [music] that weren't hers. What happened next exposed the real price of entitlement. >> Hello. >> How are you? >> I'm all right. How are you? >> I'm good. Is this your last year? No, yesterday I got I got it from a friend said they let me use it. >> Okay. >> Do you have a driver's license or state ID on you? >> I usually do. >> Did I see that? >> Um, yes. Um, >> you can just leave all that stuff on the table. >> Going to the bathroom. >> Oh, okay. Well, you're not going to go anywhere for a minute here. I need to see your driver's license. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. >> I mean, is there problem? I'm going to get it. I just like >> you just leave that out. Leave everything on the table. It's okay. >> Well, I was already leaving anyway, so >> Well, you're going to stay here for now. Okay. >> Why? Okay. I just want to know what's going on. >> I'll pay you a second. >> Can I see that ID? >> I'm having >> Yes, you are. >> Can I see that Illinois? >> No. Please, please. >> Don't do that. >> I'm not me. >> Stop. >> Stop. I got anxiety, man. Try to understanding me. >> Wait. >> I've got more. >> Okay. Stop. I just need to know what's going on and why you're doing that. >> That's let go of me. Let go of me, please. Okay. Let go. You're hurting me. >> Let Okay. Let go of me then. >> Just get her here. I'm about >> I'm going to sit DOWN RIGHT THERE. YOU'RE HURTING ME. I'm not even You're doing it. Please stop. I didn't she >> stop. >> At first, she acted confident in front of officers. But the moment she realized the evidence was already locked in and the stolen items were sitting right there on the table, her attitude flipped to, "I didn't do anything." What stood out was this. She wasn't focused on the victim's loss. She was focused on her own inconvenience. >> We need here for transport. >> Are you guys going to do it? I can't do it. >> If if we can't let someone come here, >> I'm the man. I just want to make sure you guys don't need anything. >> I think we're okay. I can help you. >> No, I think we're okay. We were just going to try to take her into custody. You know, she started fighting. So, >> okay. >> I'm just going to try to remove everything here from you for from her. If you guys want to wipe this up after I leave, just make sure there's no drugs, needles, anything that would be illegal in here. >> Okay. I would do a really good cleaning of this space. >> Yeah. >> So, we're going to have a female officer come here and search you. Okay. Before she gets here, listen, before she gets here, do you have anything on you that's going to poke her or stick her? Do you have any needles on you? >> My money's never my lawyer. I >> I'm not asking you questions about what you're being arrested for. I'm asking if you have a needle. I'm not even working for you either. I just said I have my money in there for my lawyer. I don't have anything. >> You what? >> I don't have anything else to say. >> I I've been asking you for our safety if you have a needle on you. That's all I'm asking. It's This has nothing to do with the case. This is a general officer safety question. Do you have a needle on you or any needles in your purse or on you? That's all I'm asking. >> I don't know. How am I supposed to be able to see what you guys are doing? My second watch you guys my >> We're not going to take your things. I know you guys. Hello. >> Do what? Ma'am, they know more about they know more about the case than I do and you'll have to ask them. >> I I was speaking with her about the needle and she won't answer any of my questions. >> Okay. >> So, my guess is she might have something on her. >> Yeah. Watch her. It's swirly >> because it's bony and it's cut handcuffs. >> And anyways, she she has >> dumb because I can't handcuff on people. >> She never once put herself in that student's shoes. The panic of having your belongings taken. Her anxiety only showed up when the cuffs came out, not when she chose to steal. And the irony, her biggest worry now was whether her stuff would get seized. Get down. >> All right. I'm I'm just let I'm just letting you know that I've asked her about needles and she won't answer the question. So, just be prepared. >> Because you're not going to get out of this. >> That's fine. But sit down. >> Sit down, please. Come on. You've been You've been cooperative so far. Just sit down. You've been cooperative once we got you out here. Just please sit down. >> Thank you very much. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used against you in in a court of law. You have a right to a lawyer and to have a lawyer present while you're being questioned. If you're unable to pay for a lawyer, one will be appointed for free. Do you understand your rights? >> No, but I have my money for a lawyer. I hope you go pay my >> Okay. Do you wish to talk to me without a lawyer? >> No, I >> You want your lawyer? Okay, no problem. >> Keep me out of jail. >> No, you're going to jail. >> Yeah. >> I didn't see any. You could have put anything in there. >> I got all I have is Thank you. I'm sorry. You're good. >> 101's from 131. We're going to be on the northeast side opener. >> I'm not going to find my way to do it. Like always think we're going to do >> Well, because I'm tired of it. It's not fair. >> Well, can you please sit down? Like I I don't understand. Like >> you don't understand >> why you're why you're being uncooperative. >> Because I'm tired of the police. That's why. Second of all, because I have they got to keep me in charge of things that I didn't do. The cut down the book I does not mean that I took it. If someone possesses something doesn't be nice. Look it going to jail and he enjoys the proof and he say we take this and whatever the laptop. Yeah. I said I have to be friends with the right. That's against the law. You that's unlawfully entertaining me cuz um I didn't take it. Look at it. Unless you guys have somebody that has seen it or described me, then you can't arrest me. That's unlawful. My lawyer's my just enough money to get money. >> She thought money could buy her way out of consequences. But where was that money when she couldn't even get a public defender to take her? Even more alarming when officers asked about a needle. She went silent. And that silence said plenty, protecting her personal secret, even if it meant putting an officer's safety at risk. >> But they put in that stuff. I know they planted. So I I should have been in there when they were looking through my veins. >> Ma'am, I can tell you right now, none of our officers are planning anything in your stuff. Everything that's everything they took cuz you weren't >> Everything they took was everything you had in that city. >> And you know that it happened. So you know there popped out though, so you can't >> There may be, but I work with people that aren't that way. So So there's no need to worry about them doing something. They're they're obtaining evidence for their case. That's what they're doing. Okay. >> Take it. I want to go. I was unlawful of it. You entertaining me. I didn't see me do it cuz I didn't take it. So, >> ma'am, I just told you. >> I understand. >> I just told you that you're in possession of a stolen laptop. >> How did I know it was stolen? It was clearly a lot for me to use. That don't make any sense. >> Okay. Well, >> you think I was the line all the time, but then how did I know it was taken? >> Take her over there. >> Yeah. Let's go over here, man. Come on. Come on. When she could no longer argue the facts, she switched to the everyone's against me routine. It's a familiar move to save face. But the more she talked, the clearer everything became. By the time she was placed in the patrol car, there was nothing left to hide. The mask was fully off. >> Go ahead, sir. Do you have anything that could stick me? >> Stick me, poke me, hurt me. Anything on you at all that can hurt me? >> Okay. To be honest, what I'm going to do is take your coat off because it protects too much of you and from me. Okay. Got it. I'm going to take your coat off. >> What pocket? >> It's in this. Which pocket? >> My arm. >> It's in here. What is it? >> Yeah. What is it? >> It's a needle. Is that all you got? >> This is a needle. Okay. >> What's that? >> Okay. So, what I'm going to do is just take this stuff out and set it here with this officer. Okay. Is there anything in this pocket that could stick me hopefully hurt me? No. All right, I'm going to put >> So, I got confused when we were talking cuz you had her in and I had her hand in hand and I'm like, >> I I got it, Mo. Then that's why I had you cuffed cuz once I got a hold of her, she wasn't going anywhere. >> It It was It was a mess. But, you know, thankfully >> it worked. What? How was that a mess? It was a resistance. >> No, I know. I'm saying with the whole me and you and stuff. >> You want it back? >> Can I get two, please? >> I don't I'm really not worried about it now. I thought it didn't have a cap on it. >> But she did say there's it's mixed with drugs. I would still >> She said water and drugs. I I think you still need to be tested. >> Well, can they just clean it? >> Well, yeah, but still. >> Oh, you're going to have >> Did you fill out the charge seat or am I doing >> Let's take her to >> Let her sit down for a bit. Maybe she'll >> calm down and talk. >> Yeah. Okay. >> And then we'll we'll figure everything out there and then take >> So, listen to me. When you were gone, she didn't want an attorney. That was fine. I never asked for a word. But she was she kind of spilled a little bit and I just let her talk. Basically said like I didn't take it. I got it from somebody and I got that back from somebody and she mumbled like under her breath but didn't say a name and then she was like I mean how am I supposed to know it's stolen? She got from somebody else stole it. In the end, she was taken to jail and faced charges including theft, resisting/obstructing a peace officer and possession of meth along with related paraphernalia. She took a female students laptop and passport, things tied to identity and a future. But the one who ultimately lost her identity and freedom was her. A theft that stole someone's papers. And right after that, police followed the sound of a child crying inside a car. On February 4th, 2025 in Ohio, police stepped in after passers by noticed two children left inside a running car, doors unlocked for more than 15 minutes. Their mother was shopping inside. What [music] followed quickly went far beyond what anyone expected. out here. >> Yeah. Has it? >> Yeah. I've been out here probably 5 minutes and someone came in and told us. So, I'm estimating it's been at least 10 minutes. And I don't know how old the little girl is. And then you got the baby there. >> Did they talk to you? >> What's that? >> Have they talked to you? >> Yeah. I didn't want to scare them. >> Yeah, I know what you mean. >> Yeah. So, I was just standing by. make sure they're okay. But I had a customer in concern. >> Okay. >> He's a new guy. So I'm trying not to give him any color. >> So he's trying to Davisy from Denver. She's out. >> What's that? >> Nothing. Just work with him. I'm not here. I'm just observing. Oh, I need your cameras on. My camera's on. >> What's in front of the kids? >> Oh my god. Hello. >> Hello. How are you? >> You okay? >> Where's your mommy at? >> In the store. >> She walked into the store, leaving behind not just a vehicle, but an open invitation to disaster. In just a few unattended minutes, anything could happen. A stranger, a stolen car, or a sudden emergency. It doesn't take long for risk to become reality. I think what we'll end up doing is if we can't find a phone number, we'll just have you guys page them in the store. Okay. And then uh we'll try to get a hold of her that way. We'll handle it. >> Okay. >> Can you get her mom's name maybe other than mom? >> Okay. I'll go page her if you want. 96. >> How old are they? One and one. One six and one >> 138. >> What? >> Unlock door. >> Yeah, I know, right? >> Okay. I did locate a number. I'm attempting an out. >> I copy. The doors were unlocked and we were able to see those children. They seem all right. >> I copy. >> One child is 6 years old. The other Wait. So what what are we doing? I just got a child endangerment site. Oh, what if it's on mom driving? We don't know who's supposed to be responsible for him right now. Could be grandma. Yeah, right. You never know. >> I know. She left believing everything would be fine. But a one-year-old can't protect themselves. The moment the door opened, her calm collapsed. Panic flashed across her face as police surrounded the car, turning a careless choice into consequences she couldn't undo. >> You guys don't need me. >> We're good. Yeah, >> you're inside if we need you, though. You can't You can't leave your kids in the car by themselves like that. Well, they were sleeping and I just wanted to get ahead of other kids having dinner. What's wrong with it? >> Yeah, they were they were crying and then both doors were unlocked. >> Yeah. And both and all the doors are unlocked. >> Anybody can walk up and jump in the car and take off and leave. Do >> you have any driver's license on you? >> Yes, I do. So >> two car accidents. >> Were you just shopping or Are you sitting back? >> Yeah, they were crying. I'm like, I got to tell my baby now. >> Okay, here's your license. >> And we are giving you a citation for child endangerment. Okay. And you do have a court date. It's going to be on the 26th of February at 9:00 a.m. >> When logic ran out, emotion took its place. She slipped into the role of the victim, thanked officers for their leniency, then cut herself down with, "I'm not the best mom." A familiar psychological reflex, searching for comfort when cornered by the truth. >> This person, so let me push you this way. When we get calls of dogs being left in their hot summer car or whatever, we write the people a ticket for animal cruelty. These are both human beings, right? You take a little more care of them than our own pets. >> You know what I mean? I'm not saying this doesn't make you a bad mother or anything like that. >> But you got a one-year-old that needs you. You can't leave them in a car like that. >> Yeah, I know. She sleeps unlocked, >> but I did not know the doors unlocked. >> Your car, right? No, you're right. >> Someone could have taken your kids. You know what I mean? But don't you don't seem like a terrible person or whatever. I mean, I promise. >> The other option to that would have been actually taking me to jail. >> I know. I get I appreciate the last thing. Thank you for >> giving me grace. I probably have any questions and should be a phone number on the back, I believe. >> In the end, the mother was charged with child endangerment. Both children were thankfully unharmed, but the incident was reported for follow-up by child welfare authorities. Every year, dozens of children are left in vehicles that later get stolen. What do you think about this charge? Does police leniency actually help a parent wake up? Share your thoughts in the comments below. From neglected responsibility, the footage pivots straight into entitlement and a fast, costly reckoning. On April 30th, 2023, before the main story even began, police were already dealing with Nicole, 20 years old, detained for underage drinking and interfering with officers. Instead of taking responsibility, she tried to flip the script and play the victim. The minutes that followed show just how hard reality is to dodge. >> Had the two males we got in our car right now, uh, they were sitting at the front of their car. About 45 minutes or so goes by, they're still sitting out there. I go, "Hey, we're going to get them off the property." This one guy's wearing a mask. Like a full face mask. I'm like, "I don't know what their deal is. They're going to go." Him and I went up and said, "Hey, you guys need to go." They're like, "Oh, we're waiting for somebody." I go, "Well, then they can call you when they come out. You guys need to leave. You're luring prowling. You're hanging out. You guys need to go." Refused. Started mouththing off, mouthing off. No big deal. We eventually got them in the car. And they left. Once they left, they peeled out. Came this way. Anthony, we were walking to our cars. And as they peeled up, they came and sped up and almost hit a and hit Anthony. >> Okay. So, >> she's she can we can let her go. She was I asked her to leave. She when we were talking to them, she kept approaching us. I asked him I asked her to keep backing back and she didn't listen. We started coming and dealing with them and she not an NTA. We let her go. Think about it, right? Cuz you got a handcuff and NTA for interfering, whatever. And then she can go. All right, I'll bang that out. >> Let's do that. Okay. >> Okay, I'll go with it. >> Cuz no complaints on that. >> Think about it. >> No, I agree. >> Yeah. Yeah, I agree. So, >> here's the deal, man. Run her. Make sure she ain't got no warrants. You're going to be given a notice to appear in court. You're interfering with them what they're doing and you're going to walk away from this. As long as you don't want >> Yeah. As long as you don't want her for murder or anything. >> I'm not. >> Well, we're going to make sure. But next time you're told to do something, just do it. Don't interfere. They got a job to do. Okay. So you So be thankful you're going home >> with with a piece of paper in your hand. >> Stop right now. Okay, we're done. >> Wait, but can I talk to you for two second? I I I agree with you. I do. I promise I do. >> And I I am thankful that I'm getting off. I promise I am. But like >> I do want to talk to you about the fact that I was under there in underage drinking and it's not fair to me that I should get in trouble for that because I was being smart about it underage. >> I know but like I could have >> Well, we're not >> and I could have ruined my whole life and it's not even my fault. >> It's not even my fault. >> Guess what? >> Did anybody ruin my life? I have a future ahead of me. >> Listen to me. Did anybody hold you down and pour the drinks down your throat? >> No. >> You drank them voluntarily. Right. >> Valid. Correct. But like it's not fair that it should be my fault. >> That's not what you're being charged with. That has nothing to do with it. >> I did everything wrong. >> Lenenciency was given, but the lesson never landed. She walked away feeling like she had gotten away with it, not like she'd been warned. That goodwill became fuel for an inflated ego. And the moment the legal leash loosened, the main character stepped into frame. >> Take them off right now. And then you're going to get your piece of paper. Take >> We're going to take them off and you're going to get your piece of paper. Okay? >> So just once these are off, you're just going to lean up right here. Okay? >> Hold on. Don't move. So take off. >> Okay? Just do what we say. >> Cuz you don't want them back. >> I've been doing what you say. Okay. >> Moving on. >> Yo, what is arresting me for? I know my [ __ ] right. I know my >> I got someone in my back car. >> What did you want? Yo, what is he? >> [ __ ] that. [ __ ] that. [ __ ] that. [ __ ] that. >> What is your one wants to try it? You'll go to jail as well. >> Yo, you sit down. >> My purse. I ain't got [ __ ] in my purse. One thing about it and two light. Yeah, I got [ __ ] >> [ __ ] that. I came to ask you a question, [ __ ] I came to ask you a question. [ __ ] that. [ __ ] that. 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The peak of the absurd comes when she pulls out her phone and calls 911 to report the very officers arresting her. >> Y'all going to arrest me for asking you a question? For asking you a question? You [ __ ] ass [ __ ] For asking you a question. You acting like a [ __ ] You acting like a [ __ ] [ __ ] I act like I want to call my lawyer right now. Act like I won't call my lawyer right now, [ __ ] Acting like a whole [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> 911. >> Hello. Can you pull up to Ivy Club? Your officers just arrested me without reading me my rights and pushing me into a cop car for asking a [ __ ] question. Your officers just arrested me for asking a [ __ ] question without reading me my [ __ ] rights. Are you [ __ ] kidding me? Call your officer, YOUR SERGEANT, YOUR HEAD of office RIGHT THE [ __ ] NOW TO Ivy right the [ __ ] now. And I know the [ __ ] you heard me, [ __ ] EVERY SINGLE ONE of you [ __ ] [ __ ] heard me. Call your officer right now. Your head of office right the [ __ ] now because you arrested me without reading me my [ __ ] rights for asking a [ __ ] question. for asking a [ __ ] question right the [ __ ] now. >> When the world doesn't bend to her will, she reaches for power by rewriting the role of the law, turning public order into a personal tool. It's a clear sign of emotional dysregulation where resistance is dressed up as a complaint and accountability gets shoved onto everyone else. >> 911 emergency. Do you need police or paramedics? Yes. I need police and paramedics to Ivy on Southern and Military right the [ __ ] now. Right the [ __ ] now. >> What did you say? >> And why are you yelling? >> Because your officers just arrested me without READING ME MY [ __ ] RIGHTS AND ARRESTED ME FOR asking a [ __ ] question. >> You're going to hang up or I'm going to take you to jail for abuse of 911. >> Because at the end of the day me without reading me my rights. for breaking another law. Hang up now. >> Y'all arrested me without reading me my right. >> You're going to go to jail for that, too. Hang the phone for asking a question. >> For asking a question for asking a question. What's your name? >> Y'all arrested me for asking a question, >> man. I'mma stand by that. >> I'mma stand by that because none of y'all read me my rights. None of y'all. None. None. One of y'all read me my rights. >> Are you going to give us your name? >> No. >> All right. So, you want to just stay in the background? [ __ ] >> One thing about it and two things for sure. I came up to y'all to ask you a question >> and none of you answered me. So, at the end of the day, as long as y'all don't respect me, I'm not going to respect you up. So, let me the [ __ ] out. Let me the [ __ ] out. >> Let me the [ __ ] out. Because I didn't do nothing to y'all. >> I told y'all to answer my question and let me the [ __ ] out because I know my [ __ ] right. >> Take my [ __ ] out of my purse. Get my [ __ ] NO. NO. NO. [ __ ] THAT. [ __ ] THAT. [ __ ] THAT. [ __ ] that. [ __ ] that. Give my phone. Give my phone to give me my ID. Give my PHONE TO GET MY ID. NAH, [ __ ] THAT. GIVE ME MY phone to give me my ID. No, bro. You're not going to Yo, y'all not going to play me like this. Y'all not going to play me like this. Y'all not going to play me like this. Give me my phone and give me my ID. >> Give me my phone and give me my ID. >> All right. >> Give me my phone and give me my ID cuz I saw you go in my purse and take my [ __ ] >> I saw you go in my phone and get my [ __ ] >> That's fine. Yo, I saw you go in my purse and trying to go home. I was trying to make sure my friend went home safe. >> Yeah, >> I was trying to make sure my friend going home safe. >> That's fine. >> It ain't no fun. Yo, you >> you have a hobble in this car. >> Yeah, watch. >> Yo, don't play with me. Don't play with me. Wrong [ __ ] Wrong [ __ ] I was trying to go home. Yo, I'm trying to go home. I have my niece's birthday in the morning. I'm trying to go home. Y'all arrested me for no [ __ ] reason. No [ __ ] reason. Let me go. >> Okay. Well, you're not helping the situation. Why am I >> Because all I did was go up to you and ask you a question, right? >> You're making a point. >> I went up to you and asked you a question, right? >> Let's talk. But I need you. >> No, I'm talking to you. I'm talking to you like >> once aggression turns into action, kicking and shoving officers. The final line is crossed from someone who just wanted to ask a question. She slides fast into serious criminal charges. At this point, stubbornness is nothing more than a lastditch effort to hang on to whatever pride is left. >> Yo, you're aggravating me. Yo, you're hurting me. You're hurting me. YO YO [screaming] YO YO yo yo. GET the leg. No. [ __ ] you. GET THE [ __ ] OFF ME. GET THE [ __ ] OFF ME. GET THE [ __ ] OFF ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> YOU'RE hurting me. You're hurting me. [screaming] Help me. HELP ME. [crying] GIVE ME MY [ __ ] YOU [ __ ] ASS [ __ ] YOU ACTING like a whole butcher [ __ ] In the end, the woman was taken to jail and faced charges of battery on a police officer, violent resistance, and disorderly conduct. What do you think about her persistence? Is one question really worth a criminal record? From the illusion of having the right to interfere, the camera hard cuts straight into a family unloading violence over an airport seat. On March 28th, 2023, an unusually loud disturbance in the international bus area at Atlanta airport caught police attention. What started as a simple seating dispute quickly spiraled into chaos. What followed went far beyond the initial expectations. >> Get over there. >> Get over here. Relax. >> Get my glasses. This is not A1 radio international >> relax out of here. >> I KILL YOU OVER MINE. >> I'MMA KILL YOU OVER MINE. >> GET OVER HERE. Stand over there. >> Stand over there. >> What do you mean? >> Stand over there. >> No, it's not my guy. >> Get over there. >> I'm getting my stuff. Do me a favor. >> STAND OVER THERE. STAND OVER THERE. STAND OVER THERE. I GOT HIM. DON'T >> I GOT HIM NOW? STAND OVER THERE. >> I GOT HIM. DON'T PUSH HIM DOWN OVER THERE. >> STAND OVER HERE. >> Try me. TRY ME, >> BRO. I SUE YOU. >> I HAVE YOUR PHONE. You have my phone. >> I sue you. >> Go tell him. >> Stand over there and stop. Go tell him, >> ma'am. I'm not trying to see how old she stand. >> Stand over there. >> Stand over there. >> All y'all going to go to jail. Y'all keep it up. >> Yo, where are you? Stand over there. >> Who your mother? >> Stand over there. I don't want to hear. Stand over. Stand over there. >> Stand too bad. Stand over there right now. In the very first moments, imagined authorities spoke up. The suspect didn't choose compromise. She chose confrontation, turning a minor seating disagreement into public violence. Once the shouting had no off switch, police presence became inevitable. >> Going to jail. >> Out of here. >> Everybody going to JAIL NOW. >> EVERYBODY going to jail. Everybody going to jail. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? >> EVERYBODY turn around. For what? >> Everybody going to jail for what? Turn around. Okay. Stop. I don't care no more. What am I going to jail for? >> What am I going on for? >> I didn't do anything. What am I doing for >> you? My bags, please. >> Figure it out. Let's go. >> Can you not leave my stuff there? >> Sir, please. I'm going willingly. Can you get everything? >> But there's other two bags over there, sir. Just listen to me. I'm not crying. I'm not resisting. >> No. Y'all want to listen? >> Okay. I'm asking you to just get my bag. So, the purple one right there. >> We got it. >> And the black one over there. >> Which one? >> This one. The purple cloth one right there. >> And these [ __ ] get a [ __ ] >> And that black one right there. I got to come with you for the race, man. >> I'm under arrest. Yes, ma'am. What else? >> Who else? Who else? >> This made no sense. >> Get her. Get her. Freaking I'm under arrest cuz this lady spit in my face. I'm changing my [ __ ] This is a joke, bro. I ain't never caught a day in my life. Never been arrested, bro. This [ __ ] is a joke. >> You okay? Come on. Come on. >> I need my bag. My passport is in there. >> Where's your bag? >> My bag is right here. Literally. >> Okay. >> Ma, >> hold on. >> Ma, >> tell Ivory. Tell Robin. Tell Jasmine. Tell them to come here. Bro, these [ __ ] are [ __ ] arresting me because this [ __ ] decided that she want to spit on my [ __ ] friend. >> And you got this [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] beat like, >> bro. This is [ __ ] grown ass [ __ ] >> And these [ __ ] not even [ __ ] >> I'm not [ __ ] doing this [ __ ] >> I have to My mom is on the phone. >> I have to talk to her. >> MA, CALL IVY. MA, CALL IVY. CALL IVORY. MA, call [ __ ] Ivy now. >> WHERE'S YOUR BAG? MY BACK IS RIGHT HERE, BRO. >> THAT'S WHAT I'M TRYING TO GET. [ __ ] Get this [ __ ] off of me, bro. >> I don't give a [ __ ] about none of this [ __ ] >> When they could no longer control the legal situation, they clung to trivial details to preserve the feeling of still being in charge. The absurdity peaked when personal accessories mattered more than dignity or legal responsibility. >> Yeah. >> We going to bring her in, too. Bring her in here. Keep them separated. Ask my friend. That's my friend. >> Have a seat in here, man. >> Take over. No. Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. Huh? No. Have a seat. Have a seat, man. Have >> a seat. We will have a seat. Hey. Um, >> what? What color is your bag, ma'am? >> It's the blue with the >> bus driver. That's all we see if they calm down. Tell me what happened. >> So we was trying to get on the bus. Okay. The two young the one young lady that the the smaller young lady was holding up the bus and she was fighting with the bus driver. >> Finance physical fighting verbal people cussing them out. Tell him she wasn't getting off the bus. She then told her friend to get bus. >> Do you know why the bus driver told her to get off the bus? >> There wasn't enough room for all of them. So he then told >> wait for the next bus. >> Yes. So we was trying to wait for the next bus. the next bus couldn't pull up because they were in the middle of the argument. So the young lady who also works with the transportation came over to try to assist to get her off the bus. She then got off the young lady who we were fighting with got off the bus called her friend to get on the bus as well and the bus driver was trying to get them off so that they can get rolling >> and they still want to come off. >> So then now we like tell them get off the bus like you holding it got a whole line. He said there's another bus behind you just get off the bus. And it went to shut the [ __ ] up all to to us and which then and you shut the [ __ ] up. That's how it started. So then she jumped in his face. That's my man. I'm not going to let nobody jump in his face. So she started swinging. So I swing on you. >> Yeah. She started swinging on him. So I then I don't want him hitting. She grabbed his shirt and tried to pull him to the ground. So that's when I grabbed her. Her friend tried to started grabbing me. They both was just pulling my coat. Either one of them landed a hit on me. And then she's on the ground with him. So that's when I got on her to get her off of him. And I don't want him hitting her. I'm standing. My hand is my hand is broken. >> I'm not even supposed to. But again, I'm not going to let nobody jump on him. >> She used loyalty to her partner as a shield to excuse assaulting others. Notably, despite admitting she had a broken arm, she still charged into the conflict. That alone shows how anger completely overrode reason and self-preservation, where winning became the only priority. I went to grab her. >> I understand. But I see everybody's fighting. But when I grabbed you to pull you off, hold on. Let me finish. If I grabbed you and I pull you off, I need to stop. If I get involved, I need to >> I wasn't doing anything. I was holding her to I went till you finish. >> When at that point, the girl kept coming. The girl was coming at her, right? And she was just grabbing back and forth. I went to grab her and say, "Come on, let's go." Then you grab me cuz I'm trying to pull her. >> I don't know the relation. You understand that? So what >> her name then again swung at us. So we we self-defense, bro. And if you have a camera, you can you could replay the camera. >> Did it happen on the bus? So it happened. >> No, we was I was way holding. >> I had a seat for my friend because our plane was cancelled. So we had to get on the bus. So my friend was on a phone call. So she didn't want to be, you know, people were busy. So she stepped off the line. So I'm telling the guy, so now >> now nobody can get on the bus cuz you know everything is full. So I'm like, "Hey, listen. Like you know that's my friend. We're traveling in pairs. So cuz you just let her in on the bus because everybody had everybody else was in pairs so nobody else can't get up." And then if I would have got up I would have basically be giving my seat away to the next. So I'm like can you just let my friend on? She's right there. You know she was handing a phone call. At the at the end of the day, we're 21. People were supposed to come pick us up. So, we're trying to let them know, too, like this is what's going on. And we have to travel in a pair. We're young as hell. Anybody could come up and kidnap us. We not grown like these grown folks over here [ __ ] 40 and 50 where we can handle our own. But that's not even what it is. >> So then I'm getting off the bus. >> Now she's [ __ ] arguing. She's getting value. She spits in my face. And after Yes. She spits like deliberately spits in my friend's face. And then her [ __ ] jump and then her husband jumped in front of her and swing out my friend. So of course now we all going back and forth at it. I MEAN IF YOU HAD TO fight >> from a female two females against one [ __ ] and one female >> one I'm fighting a whole I'm fighting a whole grown ass man. I can be my >> I understand what you're saying. I don't I don't understand what you're saying. I don't understand what you're saying. >> And y sitting here arresting us though. Like we we just [laughter] I got here my self-defense. >> Got off the bus. The two young women claimed they were only defending themselves after being insulted. But the reality is they refused to give way from the start. Once things spun out of control, they leaned on their identity as someone's daughter, hoping it would create some kind of exception for their behavior. >> It was a fight. Okay. We decid I decided to give it a citation, which means you get the ticket, you have a court date, >> and you get get you guys get the release. Okay. So, we have to stay in Atlanta or >> it's going to come. That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. What >> you mean stay in Atlanta? You have a court date, right? >> The court date is in New York or in Atlanta or in >> Atlanta. It happened here. It's in Atlanta. >> Explain it to her. >> Who am I speaking with? >> My mother. >> I know her name. >> Sheniqua. >> Hey, Miss Hey, Miss Shenika. How you doing? >> I'm good, sir. How are you? >> I'm well. What's the question? Um, I wanted to know exactly what's going on with my daughter because she had a collective flight that's at 6 a.m. >> Okay. Well, your daughter was >> your daughter was involved in a physical fight >> and she told me that >> Dr. Citation and you all have the same court date, ma'am. >> Well, April 24th. >> It's going to be on April 24th. I didn't know. I don't even >> And just make sure you have your belongings, your cell phone, your electronics. So we take you from the precinct cuz we will not be there. >> No, no, no, no. Good citation. >> Huh? Well, they give us citation. Okay. Mr. Pet, >> Mr. Wilson, >> his sister, >> same thing. >> I was going to charge with conduct >> engaged in a fight in the public area. >> Uh, he gave you the same court date as he gave her. >> What agency. >> Give you a court date of April 24th, like 4 weeks from now. >> And you just need to sign him by the circuit X. >> Yes. Just sign him. get signed by the circuit X. When you sign there, you basically tell the state of Georgia that you're going to come to court. Okay. >> In the end, all four individuals involved in the fight were charged with disorderly conduct. [music] They were released on the scene with court summones to appear in Atlanta. What do you think about Atlanta police choosing citations instead of jail? Is that enough to stop the next Karen from blowing up? A family loses control at the airport and the story cuts straight to a restaurant where a drunk Karen thinks she's entitled. On September 28th, 2025, police responded to Echo Restaurant after reports of two intoxicated patrons causing a [music] disturbance. Despite being asked to leave for loud, disruptive behavior, they refused to cooperate. What should have been a simple situation quickly required law enforcement intervention. >> Good. >> Hi. How we doing? You uh you talking to >> this point of asking to leave. >> Yeah. All right, guys. >> You guys got to leave the property now. Okay. They do not want you here anymore. Okay. >> But I'm trying to understand why. >> Because Breakers does not want you here anymore. They've asked you to leave. >> Breakers. >> This is owned by the Breakers property. >> So management and the staff do not want you here. So you guys have to leave the premises. >> If you do not leave, you'll be arrested for trespassing. >> That's okay. >> Okay. But they don't want you here. So you guys have to leave. >> Okay. I'm trying to understand as well. >> Okay. Well, I do not know the reason, but they are asking me to leave. So, you guys have to leave the property. Okay. >> But would it not be within my rights to ask why I had to leave? >> Sir, do you have your ID with you? >> I do. >> Thank you. Can I see it? Thank you. >> Um, yeah, of course. >> What did I do? >> Here's my >> So, I don't know what you did. This is private property. Is this officer's explaining? All right. >> I've been good. >> I just just listen for a second. Just listen for a second right now. All right. So, let's just slowly start getting together. >> It's my friend. I'm trying to make her leave. >> Okay. Yeah, she's obviously >> talk to her for a minute over here. Tell her you guys have to go. >> Please allow me to appreciate that. going to be a problem. >> Yeah, she's not going to call her. >> She wasn't asking to understand. She was asking to assert dominance. Even after being clearly told the restaurant was private property, the woman refused to leave. While her friend tried to calm things down and cooperate, her emotions flared. step by step pushing the situation out of control. >> So he was cooperative. They were telling him so security was telling us to security was telling let them leave, right? And he was like, okay, no problem. She's like, well, I'm not. >> No, I know. I >> have to give those. You gave it already. >> I said if you refuse to leave, you're going to be arrested. >> I mean, she's >> You're not staying in the hotel. We don't have >> I'm not staying in this hotel. in this room. >> Double down on that. >> Okay. >> No. >> Well, it's it's time it's time for you guys to go. Okay. >> No, it's not. >> You're wrong. >> It's time It's time for you guys to go. >> You're being asked to leave the property. You have to leave now. If you do not leave, you will be arrested for trespassing. >> What's your name? >> Officer Donardo. >> Officer what? >> Donardo. >> Yes. >> Where do you want to go? >> I want to leave. I don't know why she's upset. >> Okay. Do you Let's go. Let's do it. >> I'm not sleeping anywhere, >> ma'am. Please. >> We're right across the street. Let's go. >> We're not trying to make this a bigger deal anymore. >> I know where we're staying, man. >> Let's go home. >> No, I know. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> So, you have no offer? >> Yes. >> Let's go. >> Once control became the goal, Reason stepped aside. Being told to leave felt like an attack on her dignity. Alcohol poured gasoline on her ego, and she chose confrontation, preferring handcuffs over a step back that might bruise her pride. >> What's your name? >> Joe. >> Joe. >> Yeah, this is getting really >> The only thing Steph, right? >> Let me just explain. Let me explain something. >> Please, by all means, if you >> I'm very, >> right? So, you're upset whatever happened. >> I am. >> We got cold here. Our job now is to you guys need to leave. If you do not leave, it's your choice right now. You leave right now on your own reconnaissance. Go back where you're going, spend your night without. Right. >> Okay. So, >> or >> I understand my recgnissance. >> You're going to leave in cuffs. And if you leave in cuffs, then like your night's way worse. So, that's up to you. It's your choice right now. You either leave right now on your own. My name is >> This is This is about >> one one more attempt. >> That's my best friend. >> Yeah. No, >> you're not helping me. >> I'm going to jail. >> I did this nice easy one. >> Yikes. >> You think it's going to end well for you, right? >> You're the one that's going to go to jail, not me. >> I'm asking what your name is and why I'm being cup. >> I already explained multiple times. >> Joe. >> Yes. We explain 04. >> Joe, why am I being >> Cuz you refused to leave the location that you were told. >> I was asking. >> It's okay. >> This is your phone, right? Phone right there. >> You have any other stuff here? >> I don't know. Is it? >> It's up to you. I don't want you to lose your stuff. >> I don't know. It's my dad, though. >> It's okay. >> The repeated name asking wasn't about remembering. It was about applying pressure. She played the I know the law card to distract from unlawfully holding on to property. That tactic backfired, exposing a deeper contempt for shared rules, as if the law were something to bargain with. >> Yeah, I got it. All right, >> you got your right. Let's go. >> You guys want >> to make us carry you out? Cuz we will. Let's go. >> We're not doing this. >> Tell me your name. >> We will tell you all of our names. >> You're really going to >> What's your name? >> You want me to grab my leg? >> Do you want to tell me your name? [screaming] >> You can't do this. I'm just going ON A REGULAR. WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? OUCH. OUCH. [screaming] OUCH. Why are you doing this? >> You want to walk? >> You want TO WALK? >> I JUST I WANT TO WALK. >> PUT YOUR SHOES ON AND LET'S GO. >> I want to walk. >> You got two more seconds. Put your shoes on right here and let's go. >> I'm asking your name. >> You're going the wrong way. First of all, >> what am I doing? >> All right. WE'RE DOING OW. Please stop. Please stop. [screaming] Right here. Eight. Eight. Eight. Right here. >> It hurts. It hurts. Why are you doing this? >> The choice to walk out. You want to walk out? We have to carry. >> THIS IS EVERYTHING. ALL [screaming] DO. >> You got You want >> I got her shoes. I got her purse. >> You got my shoes. >> I got your shoes. >> I have the other. >> Mino. >> What's your name? No. Mino. >> My name's Joe. >> Joe. No. What are your last names? >> Paladino. Officer Palino. >> Can I see? >> Get in the car. I will show you everything. >> Excuse me, sir. Can I please be your lesson? >> Right here. >> Okay. I'm >> Do you know? >> Yes. >> Her real fear wasn't being misunderstood. It was losing her freedom. She rushed to wrap herself in the role of the victim, shedding the image of a drunk troublemaker. But behind the lens, restaurant staff told a different story. One marked by repeated rudeness and a total lack of self-control. I started noticing that there was a level of intoxication that uh I I addressed John for. I said, "John, I think they've had enough." >> Y >> um and then, you know, I was just kind of monitor the slurrings kept, you know, getting pretty steady and then, you know, every once in a while, >> you know, they raise their voice and everything, which is fine sometimes, you know, but either way, I keep an eye on it. >> And then, uh at some point, she started dancing. >> Okay. >> And uh and when she saw me walking over, she's like, "I'm so sorry." I'm like, "Okay." So then, you know, they kind of got an idea that I was keeping an eye on him. >> Uh and then at one point I went into the restroom to clean up and check >> and uh and I go into the stall and the gentleman walked in and started slamming on the on the stall. And >> and I just kind of said, "Hey, you know, I'm just walking with you, bro." Like, >> okay. >> All right. At that point, I was like, "You know what? I've had enough." So, I just called security to make sure, you know, just to have somebody present. >> Yeah. Um, I explained it to them like at this point they're just sitting at the end of the bar. Seems like they're fine for now, >> but uh I was like, "Let's just, you know, watch them and see if anything escalates." And then they started making noises and getting loud. And uh I was like, "All right, that's enough. I think we we can get him out of here." >> Uh and I told him I said, "You know what? I'm okay with just asking him to leave." >> Yeah. >> Uh at this point, I didn't think a trespass or anything was necessary. Uh but then at they clearly didn't get the hint >> about you know being asked to leave and then that's where >> in the end the woman was arrested and charged with nonviolent obstruction for delaying and interfering with the arrest process. That night she didn't receive the understanding she expected. She received a private room at the county jail. Do you think 60 days behind bars is enough to snap her out of this entitlement illusion? Police got the call to a Target store. Shoplifting in progress. Two suspects had stuffed packs [music] of Pokemon cards and tried to slip out without paying. All while their baby sat alone in the car. From there, the whole scene spiraled fast. >> Hey, what's up? >> What's up? Sam's car. Is your ID on you? No, sir. What's his first name? William, >> you have your ID on you? So take the bad time to steal Pokemon cards, man. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That um just so we have an understanding, she had nothing. >> She was right there with you when you can see I it is totally me, man. Totally me. 100% me. >> You guys put the Pokemon cards in there. >> Yeah. I I I you will give them back. Of course. Uh this 100% my responsibility, sir. Do you seriously honest to God? Um I am short on my rent and they are very valuable and I I was hoping to pull something in order to make up the money. I'm short on my rent. >> Where are the cards in the car? >> Yeah, >> I know. Where >> in the back seat? >> By the way, you can't say she had nothing to do with it when that's all you guys came in here for. >> And you concealed it right next to her. >> Just so you're aware of that. Yes, sir. >> I get what you're saying. I'm just saying she would have never >> Doesn't matter. She was right there with you. say, "I don't know if it would make a difference. Is there any way we could pay for it?" >> This isn't an apology type of thing. You've already done it. You know what I mean? There's no way to just suddenly, "Hey, we're going to pay for everything because you got fought by the police." >> Yes, sir. >> You ever been arrested before? >> Yes, sir. >> For what? >> When I was a juvenile um stealing from Walmart when I or being with somebody who was stealing from Walmart when I was a juvenile and um for battery as an adult, man. Stay some risk, I guess. So, >> dude, I told my dad to come get my phone, >> please. >> Yeah, we'll figure out just keep your hands on the dash. Keep the door open. Okay. >> Yeah. You also stole stuff with the baby. >> Yeah, but it >> that doesn't matter. >> I have the money for it. I can pay. >> Yeah, but guys, I just told him that's not how this works. You don't get to suddenly want to pay for things after you get caught by the police. It's not how it works. >> I literally You can literally see that I yelled for him. Like I literally >> I walked right over to you and concealed it. It's on video. >> I I literally >> You watched him do everything. You cannot Don't >> Okay. All right. >> Right off the bat, the man showed guilt, taking the blame, even trying to shield the woman. But she clung to this childish hope that just paying now would make it all go away. It didn't. Theft was already on the record. And with the child left behind in the car, the stakes just shot through the roof. Do >> you understand what's going on? >> Okay. So, stop acting stupid. Okay. Oh, I'm just curious what >> and understand you're doing this with a kid. >> That elevates things. >> Yeah, but I I can't I talk to him. >> No, >> because even if he doesn't want to press charges. >> I know. >> The state of Florida does. >> Thank you. I'll go get the fresh one. >> We got child endangerment on the How old is your child? A year old. >> A year old. Then they use the shelter for it. >> All right, Courtney. You want to call your uh your father to come pick up your son? >> Why? I I want >> Yeah, you're being you're being placed under arrest. >> Wait, what? Please, can I just be with the baby? >> I am being a decent human. You literally put your one-year-old child in danger. >> How is that? >> You cannot do a crime and then nothing happens because you have a kid. >> It is happening. I'm >> You use the stroller as a ways of concealing the >> merchandise. Getting arrested >> and so is she. I need you to call your dad to come pick him up. >> Either you call him or I call DCF and >> I'll take the phone. >> Can I call him and tell him? >> What's his first name? >> His name is William. >> Okay. >> Please. I just want to be with my baby. Please. >> You can deal with him when you get out, but you are going to jail tonight. Okay. >> Hello. >> Hey, how are you? This is Deputy Kos County Sheriff's Office. How you doing? Um, I'm fine. How are you? >> I'm doing good. Hey, I'm with Courtney right now. Uh, where are you located currently? >> Okay. >> Right now I'm in um >> Okay. Can you come over to uh the target on >> Absolutely. >> All right. Just to make you aware before you show up on scene, you're going to be taking custody of her child. She's being placed under arrest. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Okay. >> So, we're over here right now. About how long do you think you'll be? >> Um, about 15 minutes. >> Okay. Can I get you the exact Can you look at the exact address? >> Stop. >> All right, perfect. >> I'll be there in 15 minutes. >> All right, Judy, thank you. I'll see you soon. >> The officer laid it out cold. Either a relative shows up for the baby or the state steps in. That tough line protected the child, but also pushed the suspects into a corner. The woman's excuses collapsed and panic took over. She was begging now, not bargaining. >> Um, before you put me in a depress, please. >> Oh my god, I have a panic attack. Okay. >> Um, first thing, um, are they going to post my bail tonight? >> I I don't know. I don't control bond. So, what I am going to do is obviously I don't want to place you in handcuffs in case we still need to, you know, worry about a child. So, as of right now, I'm going to keep you out of handcuffs, okay? But I do need you to take out all your everything out of your pockets. I need your key lanyard. I need all that stuff. Okay. >> Okay. >> Listen to what I'm telling you for, okay? I'm being very cordial with you. I don't want to place you in handcuffs until your mom gets here. That way, she can take custody of your son. Okay. >> Can I grab him and hold him, please? >> Not right now, >> because I don't want to get into a fight with you over your child. No, that's I'm not going to give you that option to. Okay. What's your What's your son's first name? >> So, if you want to go ahead and just have a seat right on this curb for me. >> Can I please >> have a seat on the curb for me? >> Thank you. >> Remain silent. Answer any of my questions. Any statement can be used to answer all your rights, will >> you guys are stealing these for to sell them because you got a you got a ton of cards in there. Do you can't sell those? Yeah, we >> I'm kind of confused, man, cuz that's like a >> Yeah, we a lot of them like the ones that commons and stuff. >> Yeah, they're not worth a lot. The ones that are in sleeves, we have valued. >> Okay. >> We're $100 short of what our rent is. And that's why I got you. And how do you sell them? You just sell them locally. Offer up and stuff. >> Yeah. Offer up or to that crazy? >> Yeah. Or to a game shop. They buy them immediately for cash. >> Okay. Fair up. >> All right. Is there anything in that car besides Pokemon cards I need to be aware of? No, sir. >> Okay. So there's while I'm searching the uh the rest of the car inside of a not only I we have a cigarette or cigar. All right. That was on your side. >> Okay. >> So >> I'll take responsibility. >> Well, I don't want you to take Is it yours or is it hers? >> The cigarettes mine. >> Okay. So that's >> Things got worse when cops searched the car and found pills adding a whole new layer. Potential drug charges. Then came clashing stories about a lunchbox. Each one weaker than the last. Their credibility unraveled in real time. >> Uh there's a Milwaukee lunch box. What's in the lunch box? >> A Milwaukee lunch box? >> Yeah, it's like Oh, I'm sorry. No, it's a So, it's a red lunch box. >> Uhhuh. >> Is what's in that lunch box yours? >> Um uh actually, we went um fishing earlier today with my niece and two of my friends, and they left a lunch box and a fishing pole in my car, >> but it's unzipped and opened. That's what I'm saying. Like, that's weird. >> Yeah. I I >> And inside of there, we have pills and a pill bottle and a pill cutter. >> Yeah. >> No, sir. >> So, the lunch box isn't yours? >> No, sir. Is it going to be hers? >> No, it is not hers. >> Are you guys going to other stores and doing this? >> No, sir. >> So, how do you guys have so many Pokémon cards? >> I I've been collecting for years. >> That's what I'm saying. But these are all new cards, man. They're all like fresh out of the pack. >> Yeah, the ones that I have. >> The ones that are in there. Yeah. >> Yeah. Those those are I've If you see the sleeves in there, they're all sleeved up, well taken care of, fresh out of my binder. >> The stuff that we found in the back seat here. Is there any anything else that belongs to Target? >> Not that I'm aware of. No. >> What's a yes or no? Like, you should be aware of what I mean. You just you decided to take those out of the >> Yeah. Yeah. But no. >> No. Okay. Um is there anything in here that doesn't belong to you guys? >> No. >> Um did you were you guys somewhere with some friends about fishing or something? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um did they leave anything in the car? >> They might have. Yeah. >> Okay. Uh who was driving when you guys got here? >> Um I was driving when we got here. >> There's a lunch box on the driver's side floorboard. Is that yours? >> No, he just moved that over there when we got to the car. >> Okay. Have you ever seen that lunch box before? >> It's his lunch box. >> Okay. It's his lunch box, right? >> Yeah. He takes it to work. >> Okay. >> But I don't I don't mess with the lunch box cuz he usually keeps it in the work truck. >> Okay. Do you guys have any kind of prescriptions or anything like that? >> Any what? >> Prescriptions. Like pill prescriptions? >> No, I don't. No, he don't. Not that I'm aware of. >> All right. So, if there's pills in that lunch box, whose pills would those be? >> Um, my guess would be his because I don't touch the lunch box. He us, like I said, he usually keeps it in the work truck and he brought it with when we went um when we went fishing. >> The officer pressed harder, poking holes in every contradiction. His nononsense tone forced them to face the truth. In the end, Courtney's father arrived to take the baby, letting police move forward with the arrests. Just sit there. You don't need to keep asking questions. All right. >> If you were so worried about your baby, you wouldn't be doing this with your child. That's what the bottom line is. >> Okay. This was a mistake. Meanwhile, I get the baby. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, did um did Judy call you? >> Yeah. I'm I'm Judy's husband. I'm >> perfect. All right. So, yeah. >> Can I get him so he stops crying? >> Yeah. Yeah. That's what I was looking at. >> Appreciate it. >> Absolutely. >> What are you doing? Huh? What's going on? You see all the lights? >> Hi, guys. Thanks. Thanks for taking care of a car seat. >> They are being arrested. uh you know and it needs to >> um who's being arrested? >> Both of them. >> Both of them. >> Yeah, both of them. They're both they put their son at risk. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Yeah. Again, I can't go into the whole nature of it, but either way, they're they're both being transported to the jail tonight and their car is being towed. >> Okay. >> All right. We're going to go up to the key. >> You have anything sharp on you to stick or put me? >> No, sir. I don't have anything. >> Okay. Just going to put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Oh, I have bracelets on him. There's one on this one. >> Okay. I'm just going to take them off right now. >> Thank you. >> You want me to leave him in your car? >> Um, no, that's okay. >> You want to take them with you? >> Yeah. I don't think I'll be able to get my car out. I don't know if I'm able to. He's the only one working. >> What about the ring? You want the ring to go with it? >> Oh, it's my engagement ring. Yes, please. Oh, no. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. I was here um in reference to a shoplifting that almost occurred. Uh while we're here, we observed uh this gentleman here um you know, selecting multiple packs of uh Pokemon card, Pokemon trading cards. >> Correct. >> Okay. Um and then can you just kind of give me a rundown of what we were observing? Uh so while we were going through video review of the other incident, a individual coming into the store with selections of Pokemon cards in the toy aisle and then making their way over to the uh baby infant care aisle where there was another subject. Um and both subjects then had merchandise concealed under their cart. Um right after making their way and meeting together with the other subject, white female, um they both proceeded to exit out of the uh east side exit. >> Okay. Okay. And uh what what else did they conceal? >> Uh they concealed larger packs of Pokemon cards. Um the cards were then concealed uh under the baby stroller on top of the baby stroller with the um what looks like a blanket >> and then around. Yeah. And then moved around on >> Okay. And then who who made those selections? >> Uh that was >> Both suspects landed in jail facing charges of trespassing, marijuana possession, petty theft, and child endangerment for leaving their one-year-old in the car during a crime. Penalties could mean fines up to $1,000, jail time, long probation, and mandatory counseling. Their wrap sheets are permanent now and could even cost them custody down the line. On July 18th, 2025 in Burlington Coat Factory, cops roll in after a call about shoplifting. What they walk into goes way beyond what anyone expected. Body cam catches it all. Every excuse, every lie, EVERY SLIP. GET ON THE GROUND. Get on the ground. >> Get down now. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> COME HERE. COME HERE. >> Come here. GET ON THE GROUND. >> SO, there's a black female, blue over blue, heading towards the Target parking lot. Come here. Come here. >> You You're not going to need this. You're not going to need this. >> I'm going to put it in my in my pocket. >> You're not going to need this. >> Put it in my pocket. >> Hey, can you please >> get in the car? Come on. >> Okay. >> Charges. >> Hey, D. >> It's going to be 65. >> Get in the car. >> I'm trying to >> put your hands on the hook. I'm trying to >> black female black over black and another black female green over black. >> All right. What's the girl? What's the girl's name? >> I don't really know her name. I just know her name is Sh. >> Of course not. Of course not. >> Are you scanning right now? Because our val, you know, towards the register. >> All right. So, I just want to confirm that you want to press charges for it cuz they walked out of the store carrying all of this stuff. They dropped it as soon as they saw me. >> Sure. >> Okay. Uh, >> miss, why are you out of breath? >> Sir, >> huh? >> What' you say? >> Why are you out of breath? >> I just came from >> Were you at the Burlington, >> sir? I'm sorry. We have >> Were you at the Burlington? >> I did go in there. >> Huh? >> I said I did go in there. >> Hey, were you with anybody at Burlington? >> Huh? Were you with anybody at Burlington? >> No. >> Why are you out of breath in over here? >> Because I hate the >> She thought her heavy breathing wouldn't give her away. If there had been footage of the purple lady running, that would have been gold. Meanwhile, two younger girls got cuffed, but this woman kept playing innocent, swearing she had nothing to do with them. >> Okay, miss. Can you come over here and sit down? Just sit down for a second, just for one second until I confirm everything. Is that your back? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Rashika. >> Rashika. >> Mhm. >> Okay. What's your last name? All right, ma'am. Uh, so you ma'am? >> Yes. >> All right. So, I'm going to talk to you now. This is your opportunity >> to clear some things up. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm going to read you your rights, though. Okay. Well, >> yeah. must read your rights to formality before I can actually talk to you. Um, you got any questions? >> Who are they to you? >> No. >> Huh? >> No. >> They're family. >> No family. >> Just friends. >> They look like miners. How How are you friends with minors? How old are they? >> I'm not friends with minor. >> Are the girls that were with you? >> I wasn't with them. I was with the one with the um white shirt. I wasn't with them >> and I walked out. >> So, who's the girl with the white shirt? >> It's a boy. >> Okay. >> I saw three girls. >> It's a boy. They look like a guy. >> Boy in a white shirt. I saw three girls. So, >> I wasn't with them. I was with a boy. He's a >> I saw y'all doing what you were doing. This is your opportunity. This is your opportunity to tell me your side of the story. Okay. All right. I'm going to do that. >> All right. What happened today? >> Um I came in to Burn um to look for uniforms >> for for who? >> For myself. >> Yourself? >> Yes. >> Uniforms for what? >> For my children. >> Okay. How old are your kids? >> Um I have a 13-year-old 7 and four. Where are they at right now? >> Wait, >> you got five kids? >> Four. >> You got four kids? >> A mom of four now tangled up in shoplifting claims. The kids left with grandma while her husband, who knows if he's even working. Her excuse? She was just there to buy school uniforms. But the story didn't add up. It sounded like she was scrambling for a reason to explain why she was in that store in the first place. >> What happened? So, I understand why you here. You came here to look for uniforms? >> Yeah. >> What happened next? Um I was in here I came with um a guy friend that stays in the neighborhood where I'm at and we all came in beside the store and um he walked out before us. >> He walked out before us and um when those two ladies came out, I came out with them and when you said hey, I took our money. >> They stopped. But you didn't stop. >> No. Why didn't you stop? >> Because you said hey. >> All right. You thought you were not on us? >> No, I knew I couldn't. >> Just gave it a shot. >> Yeah. >> Oh, I don't know. >> The guest bag, right? >> Oh, there was nothing in my bag. Okay. >> Nothing but my cell phone. >> Cell phone? >> Yes. >> Okay. So So you So you didn't take You didn't take anything? >> No, sir. I just have to get back out. I did that much. >> You know you're old, right? >> Yes, sir. >> So, you had no intent to deprive that store of any merchandise. >> I didn't go and be honest with you, I didn't go in that store to do that. You get what I'm saying, >> right? >> I just went in. We went in to look. You know what I'm saying? See if they had uniform. They didn't have uniform my kid size. If they did, yes, I would have took Yes. I'm not even lying. >> Okay. But they had nothing that you wanted. >> No, I didn't. Not Not for my business. >> So, all the merchants So, all the merchandise that we recovered, none of that was stolen by you. >> No, I just helped him get it out of store. >> So, what did you help him take out the store? >> Um, the bag? I helped her push the bag out of the store. >> The bag? The bag? What type of bag? Describe the bag. Um, >> pressed hard about the bag. She finally cracked. She admitted she'd helped push it out. That was the breaking point. The moment she knew her lies couldn't hold up. But even then, she tried to soften the blow, saying [music] she was just helping, not actually stealing. >> I don't remember. I know it was black and something, but I don't exactly. >> Black and gold, maybe. >> I think so. >> Guess. Not sure. >> I don't know. >> Okay. So, you're 35, Annijah is 18, and Phoebe is 15 years old. >> I didn't know their age. >> Okay. Well, how do you know that? >> I in the neighborhood. >> What neighbor? >> Up there in Lauderdale. >> So, Niga and Phoebe live in Lauderdale. >> No, that's where that's where they hang at. >> But they live up here. >> I don't know where they live at either. I swear to God, I don't know yet. >> So, you just know them from around the way? >> Yes. >> All right. >> I don't know what this is. >> All right. Do you know their parents? >> No, >> I don't. Honestly, I don't. >> No numbers? >> No, I don't. >> So, y'all didn't have a conversation on the phone? >> No. >> You lying to me? >> I'm serious. I didn't. >> All right. So, I'm >> I can You can get my phone call. My law. >> I'm going to look through the phone records. >> Yeah. So y'all didn't have a conversation on the phone? >> No. >> How did you guys end up here at the same time? >> Because we rode in the car with my guy. The one I was telling you about. >> We all rolled together. >> Yes. >> Um, so what made you come to the store with two girls half your age? What's What's the >> I'm trying to I'm trying to understand how that works. First of all, >> I didn't know we in that neighborhood. I didn't know their ages. I just know of them and seeing them when we all used to live in the same hump lat. >> Okay. >> So now you're in Palm Beach County. >> Yes. >> Do you often go places with girls to speak your children? >> I didn't know their age. I just know that we all live in the same complex and I seen her mother, but I don't know her mother. You get what I'm saying? When we all used to go to the pools and stuff like that, I didn't I never seen I seen their mom. Her contradictions piled up, claiming she barely knew the girls or that she just rode in the same car across two counties. That's not random. That's strategy. Driving past other stores just to target one Burlington. That's organized theft, plain and simple. Odds are she wasn't just along for the ride. She was calling the shots. >> I see you. Hey, how you doing? You get what I'm saying? But it's not the one I have. >> I'm close. Close out. I appreciate you. Okay. >> Yeah. But um I know the mom from the complex that we lived in in Lauder Hill, but I don't physically like like, "Hey, what's up?" Like, you get what I'm saying? I don't know them like that, but I just know that we all live in the same complex. >> Y All y'all rode from Lauder Lauderdale. >> Fort Lauderdale. >> Fort Lauderdale. >> Yes. >> All of y'all rolled from Fort Lauderdale to here in a car together. >> Yes. >> What made you drive across two two counties over to come to Burlington? What what made you do that? >> I didn't drive. >> I'm sorry. What made you guys travel across county lines to Burlington Coat Factory halfway through Palm Beach County? >> Well, what made y'all do that? >> Well, first of all, the the guy friend punk friend came up here to see someone. >> And while they was up here seeing someone, they was like, "Y'all want to go to the store?" So, I said yes. >> Who did the the punk friend, as you described, come to see? >> Uh, one of his male friends. And I just sat in that seat. >> So you know Phoebe's 15, right? >> I didn't know. >> All right. >> I promise you. >> It's very obvious that she's a minor. She's not an adult, right? >> What do you mean? >> It's very obvious by looking at Phoebe. You can tell she's a child and she's not over 18, right? >> I didn't I >> She looks like a kid, right? >> I didn't know. I'm just >> So you have kids of your own? You got four of them? >> Yes, sir. >> But you didn't recognize Phoebe was also a child? No, we just got in the car. >> So, you thought she was an adult, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All they all look grown and big over there in the in the projects. >> Okay. Okay. >> Honestly, yeah. I known them for >> That's just very strange coming from the mom before, but Okay. So, you getting into nefarious things with with children? >> I guess now that I know that they are children. I didn't know that. You know what I'm saying? I thought they was up in age, but Okay. my age. >> Now, some of this just seems unbelievable. I'm not going to lie to you. >> So, you just help them take stuff out. You have you stole nothing. >> My bad. >> They their their criminal records are clean. >> All right. They never been so much as detained before, let alone arrested. >> All right. >> I have. >> But they came to the store with you and you need to tell me they the only ones that stole something. You didn't say nothing. Right. I helped them get it out because what I needed was in in the store >> if it was in there. Yes. I'm not lying. I would have put it in my bag. >> Okay. All right. I appreciate you partnering with me. Do you swear that everything you say the truth help you got? >> Yes. >> Let's continue. >> In the end, she was hauled off facing charges for contributing to juvenile delinquency and petty theft. That could mean up to a year in jail for each count. fines anywhere from $500 to $5,000, plus restitution to the store and mandatory rehab programs. On March 3rd, 2025, cops pulled over a woman after she made an illegal [music] left turn into a school parking lot. What started as a simple traffic stop took a sharp turn when she flat out refused to hand over her ID and the whole scene spiraled out of control. >> She still can't make that left turn. How am I going to get to the school? That's if it was operating hours. >> It's still there. >> Start there. >> Okay. How you going to get to the school? >> Drive down and make a U-turn. >> I understand if it's hours of operation, but I just need to get to the school to drop off my daughter. I'm late. So, if I was cutting it into traffic, that makes sense. >> Well, that makes sense. >> Okay. >> I'm not doing that. >> So, >> we're not doing that. I didn't commit a crime. >> Okay. >> I did not commit a crime. >> This is what you going to You going to let her go to the school? >> Yes, I am. But I cannot commit a crime. >> And then as soon as you're done with that, I need your license, registration, and proof insurance. >> So you either you so I literally told you you made that left-hand turn where there's a >> Listen, let me explain something to you, right? >> Okay. >> So once you drop the kids off in the school, if you refuse to give that to me, you're going to take the ride today. >> Yeah. You're going to put me in jail. >> You're going to go to jail. Crime. >> I'm telling you right now. >> Have cameras. >> So I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> Okay. >> We've been together. We We know. >> We know each other. You know who I am. >> I have no idea who you are. >> Yeah, you are. You do. >> Can you start off with 20 this way? >> You can call supervisor. >> So, like I said, I need your license. >> So, like I said, I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> What did I do? >> This is the last time I'm going to ask you. >> Let me know. You can call the supervisor. What did I do? >> So, I'm going to tell you right now. I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> Supervisor. Come. I will. You can't. Don't. Don't. >> License, registration, and proof of insurance. You're going to jail. We're done. We're done. We're done. We're done. No. No. We're done. We're done. We're done. Stop. We're done. We're done. We're done. Thank you. Give me another hand. Give me another hand. Give me the other arm. >> No. Stop. And give me the other arm. We're done. We're done with this. We're not playing this. >> We're not doing this today. Nope. >> No. We're not. We're not. You refuse to give it to me. >> Stop. Give me a reason to stop. >> I'm done with this. I'm not playing this game with you today. You're going to jail. Oh, >> why am I going to jail? >> Stop. >> I would stop with my daughter, >> sir. You can't. >> I told you already. We're done. >> The flashing lights made it a legit traffic stop under the law, which means the driver was legally bound to show her ID refusal. That alone can get you cuffed. The officer letting her drop her kid off at school was pure courtesy, not something she was entitled to. >> What did I go to jail for? >> Resisting. >> Resisting for what? >> For what? I'm 10 for an adult. >> Sir, I work in the city of Dan. >> Okay. Has nothing to do with me. >> Listen, you literally aren't you car face the car. >> Can I shut off my car? >> Face. No. >> What am I going to jail for? >> Resisting. >> But what if I resist for >> I You told me to get your license for resistation and then you grabbed me. >> We're done. We're not doing this today. >> Excuse me. Can you call the principal to me? >> That's not going to stop anything. >> The principal can't stop anything that I'm doing. They're not saying I didn't even do nothing. >> We're done. >> Don't take me. Listen. >> No, you're going. >> Listen. Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen. Listen. Listen to me. Give me a chance. >> Listen. I You're going to ruin my life on my son. >> I gave you multiple chances. >> I said I'll call a supervisor. I'm actually going to be nice and get it for you. >> Face the car. >> Listen. I'm going to do this to you. >> We're done. >> Listen. >> We're done. Face the car. >> If you have a heart, you're going to ruin my life right now. >> There's nothing to do with me. Face the car. >> Listen to me. Face the car, >> please. >> Nope. We're done. You have to take the ride today. >> Listen. Nope. >> Listen to me. I've never been to Listen. >> That's fine. Listen. >> We're done. >> Listen to me. >> Nope. >> There's no listening. >> Run in my life right now. If you do this, please listen. >> And my kids. Listen. Garner is being so mean to me right now. He asked me for my license registration and and I was going to go and he just grabbed me. >> Okay. Ma'am, let me ask you this. Um, >> I never >> when he when he initiated the traffic stop, did he ask you for your >> documentation? No, he didn't later. Did he did? >> Okay. >> And I said, "Listen, >> so when he initiated the traffic stop and you exited the vehicle, >> I went to take my kid." >> Okay. Did he ask you for or did he advise you of a traffic stop? Okay. >> No, he didn't tell me. It was the reason he stopped me. >> Okay. Did he advise you there was a traffic stop? >> It was No, he said license and registration. He got out. >> Okay. So, he got out of the vehicle. He got out and he asked for license, registration, and insurance. >> And after when I started watching, >> when a higher ranking officer arrived, her whole vibe flipped. She went from defiant to playing the victim card, insisting she was being bullied. But the law doesn't bend for crocodile tears. >> To the assistant principal and they said that doesn't that right. It >> doesn't say that. >> Right. That's what I'm saying. That's why I >> says no left tenant. >> But I didn't. >> You can take my listen on listen. Okay. Listen. I understand everything you but >> I'm about to I got hired for the city of Atlanta. I will give you my license and registration. >> Okay. >> I don't want to ruin my future. I just had an issue with Gardner. >> I just I just want to get this straight. So, >> are you supervisor? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Listen, >> that's why I'm here. >> Okay. Thank you for Okay, I can give him my license. Listen, Gardner me had issue before. He said he doesn't remember. Okay. >> Okay. >> He's a little mean. Okay. He is. So, I'm sorry that I was a little mean to you because you've been mean to me earlier. >> Do you understand that we we interact with a lot of people every single day, so we don't >> mean to me and I said good morning to you and you were mean to me and I actually you and I was being nice, >> ma'am. Um, flattering is not going to go. >> I'm not saying that. You're right. You're right. You're being professional. >> Let me let me ask you this. Um, he initiated his lights. >> Um, he got out of the You got out of the car to drop off your child. He got out of the vehicle, asked for your license, registration, and insurance. You said you were dropping off your child, >> and what what crime did I commit? And then he didn't tell me nothing. >> All right. So, when you came back, did he ask you for your license, registration, and insurance? >> Yes. And then I was like, can I get a supervisor? And I was really going to give it to him. At the end of the day, I was walking. If you look at the camera, >> let me let me explain something to you. All right. Let me let me let me just be honest with you. All right. That's not how this works. All right? When anyone when any law enforcement officer initiates their lights, that is a traffic stop. That is a legal detention. You don't have a legal right to walk away. >> All right. So, him letting you escort your child into the school, >> that was a courtesy that he didn't have to do. >> He could have hooked you up right then and there. >> You're right. >> The senior officer laid it out plain and firm. Had she just admitted she was late and owned up to a small mistake, chances are she'd have walked with just a warning. But her pride, it dragged her deeper into the mess. >> All right. Secondly, secondly, when my law enforcement officers ask you for license, registration, and insurance, >> you are legally obligated to provide that. If you fail to do that at any point in time, you are failing to identify yourself on a legal detention, and you will be arrested. >> Thank you. >> You can be arrested. Thank you. >> Okay. So, when my deputy asked you for your information >> on more than one occasion and you failed to do that? >> No, I was I swear. Look at the camera. I was opening my door to get it and then he's like, >> "I'm more than happy as you walk. It's hard to me." >> Yeah, you you can. I was literally opening the door to go get it and then he grabbed me. >> Okay. >> But listen, >> go ahead. Place her in the vehicle. Let me uh listen. >> Can I Can I ask you a question? >> We're going inside the car. This is We're going >> You can You can go into the car. You can ask me in the >> Can I tell you something? What's up? >> I got hired from the city of the van. >> Okay. >> Please don't take give me a ticket >> inside the car. >> Do me a favor. Go ahead and take a seat in the vehicle. I'm going to watch this video and then I'll make my determination. >> Vehicle. >> Uh, my feet. >> I'm sprouting. Okay. >> Think upload. >> No. Just go ahead and uh >> No, no, cuz it'll still try to upload. >> Yeah. >> Over here. >> [clears throat] >> I'm standing in the sun. >> So I literally told you you made that left hand turn. >> Let me explain something to you. Right. >> Okay. >> So once you dropped the kids off in the school. >> So literally as you're getting out of the car, you told her that this is a traffic stop. >> You know, you advised her the reason of the stop >> and she started arguing right off the bat. >> I've seen enough. Wow. Um, I watched the video. >> The dash cam and body cam rolled on, catching every lie she tossed out. She ignored every lawful order, lied through her teeth so often she couldn't even keep track anymore. The arresting officer didn't need to argue. He knew the camera would shred her story to pieces. >> Stop. Stop. All right. I watched the video. All right. On three separate occasions, my deputy asked you for your license, registration, and insurance. And on three separate occasions, you decide No, you decided to argue with him. You're right. >> All right. I watched the video. >> You're right. Listen, you are right. >> And then on the third time, right before he took you into custody, he asked for it >> and I was >> and you told him no. >> I did. >> Yeah. You told him no. And to call for a supervisor and then you started walking towards your car. Right. So, >> based on what I saw in the video, >> please don't. Please, I >> You are being arrested. >> Listen, >> is there someone that we can call to come collect the the vehicle and the dog >> or at least the dog? >> I will be more than happy to have to move that vehicle into a parking spot, but as of right now, >> listen, >> no, we're we're we're not going to sit here and argue with you. >> Listen, I'm I'm not arguing. I'm apologizing. That's what I'm doing. >> Okay. >> So, is there somebody that we can call? That's >> okay. Is it somebody? I need somebody that can come collect the dog at the very least. >> If it's on my phone, please. >> Gardner, listen to me. Look at me. Gardner, I'm sorry. >> Today, I understand that. But no matter what, I still want to apologize. Okay. I had a little grudge at home. >> This is uh Sergeant Dino at the sheriff's office. >> Come here. um >> is currently uh being arrested. Um and we have >> she has the dog in car. >> Is there any way that you can come and at least at the very least collect the the dog? >> What is she being arrested for? >> For failure to identify, >> failure to identify like herself. >> Yeah. She was on a traffic stop. She failed to provide her her documentation on a legal traffic stop. So, um, she's going to be arrested. Um, >> anything else on you or in you in each of the jails? >> The actual charges tucked up in Yeah. Just let them know before you get out there. >> You don't look like you would talk, but it's a >> my daughter in school. >> Okay. >> Yeah. The the the child's in school. Yeah. >> It's when I made the left turn, I didn't even know that was a a a traffic stop. So, I >> Okay. >> Oh my god. In the end, she was hauled off to jail, facing charges for failing to show ID during a lawful stop and resisting arrest. That could mean fines, maybe even a short stint behind bars. Depends on the local laws and the judge's call. Think she'll learn her lesson this time? Drop your thoughts below. On March 11th, 2024, what started as a crash turned into a full-blown criminal case when a suspect was accused of deliberately driving her car into a woman holding her baby. Police rushed in to investigate and confront her. But what happened next was even more shocking. >> Hit it. I was like, "Wow, that's crazy." >> I took video. I took pictures of her license plate and everything. Hey, we got to get off the weight. >> Because she was acting erratic. For real. >> Let me brighten this up. I'm sorry. >> No, you're good. >> I'm sorry. I'm not right. >> She got to get off the >> She ain't had no teeth. She was >> cuz I ain't never seen a person with a baby. That's what it is. >> Right there. Right there. That's not >> That's a solid vehicle. >> And you see her hit my leg. Yep. >> Because we were trying to hit you in cuz she hit her car over there. She's leaving the scene where she was trying to back up. >> Sir, we're going to go let them know that whoever's car that is cuz she hit that car. >> Okay. Give me a second. We'll do all that cuz we'll be able to figure out who they are by looking at their license plate. >> You want to get the license plate? This is just a video. >> We've got the license plate. Give me >> Yeah. And then the fact that I was standing behind the car, she kept trying to come at me. Anybody got a video? You want to pause it? >> I should have. >> It's good that we I don't even care. >> And you were just standing there because she was trying to leave or you were just standing there anyway. >> Okay, let me demonstrate. Lena was demonstrate. >> We're leaving Longhorn and I'm like, "Okay, girl. I'mma see. We're probably like right here. I'mma see you when you get home. I'll meet you over there." As we walk in this way, she's like, she zoom she's like, "Get the [ __ ] out the way." >> She start honking her horn, "Get the out the way." And I'm like, "What the?" And she was about to run me over. That's why I was like, "What the is wrong with you?" You're like, "You're about to run me over." I see her pulling fast as right there next to that red car. >> And mind you, my go. I'm walking up. I'm like, "Why were you going to hit me? Like, are you okay?" So, my friend walks up and she's over here reversing and my friend is right here just like you sitting in the person. She acts like she's going to hit my friend. >> Witnesses and the victim described the suspect's aggression in detail. On top of that, video footage and the license plate captured by bystanders became key evidence right from the jump. Plowing a car into a mom holding her child wasn't just reckless. It screamed pure disregard for life. Fueled by spite and a twisted need to dominate. >> And then she going to sit there talking about stupid black. >> She said that. >> She said that. >> Yeah, she said that. And then when I say I got a baby in my hand, I don't give a about She had a baby. >> Did she have an accent? >> Uh, she looked like she was like Asian or She wasn't white. >> Okay. But did she >> she had class? >> Okay. She's >> um can you go stay with her cuz we've got felony charges. >> Okay. >> I She's denying everything. >> I have video. >> I have video. Soy. >> Stay with her. >> Are you guys willing to do written statements? >> Okay. >> Thank you. I know you already gave me the information on the top. Please write it again. I'm sorry. >> Hello. >> I don't know what they're doing, but the other car that was leaving actually did bump them. >> Yep. >> We got him on video >> right there and he bumped. >> Oh, you saw it. Can I get your information as a witness? >> Sure. >> Okay. >> But I seen him bump into him and I'm not even positive he left. >> He went out that we've got him. >> Oh, okay. Cuz I didn't see him go out the other end of the >> entrance. You didn't see the driver, but you saw the car. >> I seen the white car. Uh what's your first name? Richard, >> he did it backing up to the one and then the other one was kind of in front and he she had to move her. He probably would have hit her. >> Okay. >> He did bump her >> easily, but the second time he was going a little faster and she had to move. >> Okay. >> But I didn't see the beginning. >> Okay. >> I just heard >> That's a good phone number for you. Thank you so much. >> I just heard him yelling and I seen them and I seen him bump into her. I figured I'd come down and say I appreciate it. >> I watched the whole beginning. Some of these other people were just coming out. I was watching right through the window. >> All right, guys. >> The suspect's racial slurs revealed an uglier layer. Not just violence, but deliberate humiliation. She tried to twist prejudice into a justification for her actions. Within 20 minutes, police tracked her down and placed her under arrest. >> Do you have her insurance info? >> It's attached to it. I see. >> Okay. All right. Can you step out of the vehicle for me? >> Why? >> Because I have some questions for you. What kind of questions? >> The questions about the crash. >> Okay. Can you stand back here for me? >> All right. So, I was shown a video of everything that happened. Right now, you're not free to leave because you're not free to leave and you're surrounded by lights, cop cars, and cops. Um, I'm going to read you this. Okay. This doesn't necessarily >> why why can't I leave first? Those people didn't even see the whole thing. People were coming after video. >> I know they were there was a question. >> So before I can ask you those questions, >> okay, >> I have to read you this. >> Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning. If you wish, you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights as I have explained them to you? >> Yes, I do. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to speak with me? >> Am I getting arrested? >> I have questions about what I saw on the video. >> Okay. >> Do you wish to speak with me having your rights in mind? >> Yeah. I mean, I don't have anything to hide. >> Okay, great. So, from your story, and correct me if I'm wrong, you pulled into that last row. >> Uh, I don't think it was the last row. There was a row behind me. >> Okay. So, next between the two last rows, right? >> Where the red car was. There should be white paint. >> Okay. And so, you pulled in there. There were two people who were standing in the road. One of them was carrying a baby. >> The baby was walking. >> The baby was walking. Okay. >> When faced with officers, her tone flipped. The hostility gave way to denial, painting herself as innocent. But it was a desperate cover up, and everyone knew it. The young mother, desperate herself, even stood in front of the car with her baby, as if daring the driver to prove just how reckless she really was. >> They started yelling at you. >> Yes. >> You pulled in. They continued to >> They walked over. They didn't even go to their car. >> They continued to yell at you. >> Yes. >> You backed out quickly to try to get away from them. >> Well, I was going to Yes. I was trying to, but I was watching them because the baby and all the babies were still on the ground. So, yeah, that's that was it. And then the girl pounded on my window and I watching that and as I was trying to go, I was watching them and not as I was backing out, which I came more at this angle, which is how I >> Okay. After you already backed all the way out. >> I wasn't all the way out. I had to edge out because the girl was standing behind me. >> After you had edged out and had gotten out of between the two cars. >> Yes. That's when I left and came over. >> And you didn't go forward any into them? >> No. No. The girl was standing in front, but I was edging also. And that when I saw she was clear, that's when I left. And I said that. >> So you were edging forward. >> Yes. And edging back. So because I wanted to get away from her. >> Okay. And at any point did you hit her? >> No, I didn't. I I I didn't hear no pound. I didn't hear nothing. I didn't hit anybody because when I went, she was over here already and I just came out and nobody said, "Hey, you hit me." I just left cuz I was scared. >> Okay. So, you backed out. You inched forward and then you left. >> And I left and came. >> Well, how did you get around them? >> What do you mean? Because she was in front. Okay. I was already back. I just needed enough room to go this way to get out. That's when she was standing on my edge and she moved and I got >> Okay. You realize I saw this whole thing on video? >> I Well, that's what happened. happened to me. I don't know what else happened. >> Okay. Well, you >> I didn't hit nobody. >> You hit a lady with a baby. >> I did not hit her with the baby. >> That move, holding a child as a human shield, showed the mother's lack of judgment, too. The driver was dead wrong to weaponize her car, but the mother took a dangerous gamble of her own. Standing near the middle of a parking lot lane only magnified the risk. >> When you were inching forward and she was standing there like, "What the heck?" And you bumped into her. >> I I No. Well, I couldn't tell that. I'm sorry. I didn't see that. I was going I was scared. I was nervous. And I just And I saw her clear and I just came over here and I was on the phone with the cop at that time. >> Okay. All right. >> What? >> Wait, wait. Can I call my resistance? Do not resist. >> I did not get any. >> It's on video, >> honey. I didn't. >> Do not move around. Do not tense up. >> Oh my god. 91 channel not hit anybody. Even if it's on video, I swear to Is she injured? >> It doesn't matter if she's injured. It's still a bad name. >> I She looked clear to me. >> Okay. >> And I just left and came here. >> If I want custody, please. Do you have anything on your purse at all? Anything in your pockets? No. >> Five. Can you roll female for a search? >> Can I make a phone call? >> You'll get a phone call when you get back. >> You could um just putting her in the back of your car. You can leave the door open and just watch her until uh you >> I have my purse and everything. >> If you'd like your phone to go with you to the gym, that's fine. Your purse? >> Yep. All right, we're going to walk to the side of my car. >> I'm going to uh after you get that, I've got to go inside and try to find the other driver >> or the other the owner of the other car, >> right? >> Do you want to put her in mine? >> This was in the middle of >> Oh, free. >> Yeah. >> In the end, the suspect was hauled off to jail and charged with reckless driving and aggravated assault. If convicted, she could face jail time, steep fines, and even a suspended license depending on local law. So, here's the question for you. Who's really at fault here? The reckless driver, the reckless mom, or both? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. On May 27th, 2024 in Orlando International Airport. Police were called after what looked like just another argument, but the official reason for stepping in was far more serious. A passenger was accused of assaulting a shuttle bus driver. From there, the situation escalated way beyond anyone's expectations. >> All right, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Hold on. >> Come over here with him and speak to him. They don't need to yell. >> Hi. What is going on? >> We have been waiting in the bus stop for 1 hour. >> Did you guys call for us? >> No. >> Okay, cuz we got to try to figure out this is the right call. Hold on. >> Did you call? >> Is he the caller? I live by. >> Did you call us? >> Yes. >> You called 911? >> Yes. >> And when I was driving, he punched me. >> I'm not going to touch him, but he's lying. >> All right, that's fine. Let's go do your story. >> Being ridiculous. Come on, let's go. >> Is there any way >> if you can talk to me? >> I don't know what outrageous. Okay, I'm going to get your I'm going to get your sword. But I can't do that when you're acting like that. >> What? >> When you're acting like that? Going up to him like that. >> No, I wanted it to make sure that he wasn't lying to the other officer cuz he's been lying. >> That's not your job. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. It's been such an upsetting night. I'm sorry. >> What happened? Were you guys together when this happened? >> Yes. We've been waiting here for an hour. An hour. We got down here at 10:30 and they they kept telling us the bus is going to come in 20 minutes. on. There were no buses asking what bus. >> On our phone record, we had six calls in. They said, "They're coming. They're coming." One bus went by and it never stopped. And we were sitting in those spots. It went by and we went running after it like, "Wait, wait, wait." So then she then he called again and the woman said the bus was full. So we waited again and again. We waited another 25 minutes. So it's to total hour. He pulls up. He's loading the back of the car. And I said to him, "We have been waiting for 1 hour." That's what I said to him. my words. And he said, "I've been here. I was here four times." And I said, "No, you weren't here four times." He said, "I was here four times." Yeah, I was here four times. >> Okay. And and then I'm get in the car. He's still yelling at me. I said, "You're calling me a liar? You're calling me a liar?" And then all of a sudden, this screaming starts and carrying on and I was screaming. He was okay. >> He was screaming at us. And then I then I was screaming back at him. >> At first, her frustration came from repeated calls for service that went nowhere. But when the driver denied responsibility, she felt humiliated. painted as a liar. That's when her anger got personal. This wasn't just about bad service anymore. It was about pride and control. >> You got on the bus where >> CC right779 you got on. Everything was fine when you got on or this all started on? >> No, it started in the back of the car when I said he was loading my bag and I said I I said very calmly to him. I said we have been waiting here for 1 hour. He said no. I've been here four times. >> So you you're in the vehicle and you guys are driving over here and then so >> he wanted to have thrown me out before that >> where >> right as we pulled away from the from the place from the C79 was and he pulls over you get out. You you get out of the car right now. I said I'm not getting out of the car. I paid for my car in the parking lot. I'm not getting out of the car. He tried to throw me out. So we get back in the car and then he gets mad at him. He grabs his tie and then we stop. >> Who grabs whose tie? >> He's yelling. He's yelling. >> Screaming at me. Well, me too. yelling back at him. Then he jumps out of the car to throw me out. >> Right. Right. >> So at that point then he then he starts speaking Spanish to this freaking thing and I said, "Speak American. Speak America to tell us speak English." >> What do you mean you grabbed over? >> I reached over his shoulder and grabbed him here. >> He and we're not lying. >> The thing is trying yelling at us first. He's yelling at her first. >> Oh, he's screaming at me. And I And I You know what I said to him? >> Ma'am, I said her. I'm not going to let him draft her. >> Well, what when did when did that happen? >> The very first time they were having they were having an argument. >> Is a different story. >> Wanting wanting to is a different story. >> Okay. Well, all right. >> Um Okay. So, >> you guys you guys you guys get out of the car. >> No, >> you never got out. >> Just please take us to our car. >> So, you guys never ended up out of the car. >> You tried to get me out of the car. Tried to get me out of the car. started to leave again. >> And then when he started to leave again, he was saying stuff to her. Then I I was calm as being then all I lost. >> I was the one that was I lost it. Started saying >> So when you're telling me about the whole tie thing, so you're still I'm trying to paint the picture for myself. So you guys are in the van. >> We're seated, >> right? >> He's in a driver's seat >> yelling yelling at her. When the driver slammed the brakes and tried to kick them off the bus, the passengers felt threatened and stripped of their [music] power. They believed he had crossed the line. Under Florida law, intentionally touching someone without their consent counts as battery and they knew it. >> What happened on the law? >> He kept driving and then he kept in. >> And I said to him, I said, you know, sir, I said to you, all you had to say to me when I said to you, we've been waiting an hour. All you had to say as a as an employee of the company, as a representative of the company, he could have said, you know, I'm really sorry, Na. You had to wait, take it up at the front office, but he didn't want to do that. He wanted to fight with me. He had an attitude. He had an attitude. I understand. So, when it comes down like I I completely understand you guys are tired. I'm sure you guys >> exhausted. You're pissed off. No, our flight was 2 and 1 half hours late in New York. We're exhausted. >> It's hot. You're pissed off. We just want to get on the damn van. >> We've all been there. We're all human. We're just trying to paint exactly the picture because when it comes to customer service stuff like he sucked, he was late, he was screaming at you, he was unprofessional. All of that stuff is going to go to the the um companies like corporate that's civil. The fact that he was if that's not a crime, that's not a police issue for them to be unprofessional. We were called because there seemed to be some sort of heated verbal argument. That's when police come, >> right? >> So, we don't want that to happen. >> I don't want >> So, now we're trying to blame it on me. My fault because it's not about >> He's screaming at me. He was screaming and I got then I lost it to personal especially with us. We're just here trying to find the facts, >> right? >> They tried to spin themselves as the victims in their own story. Even after the man admitted to attacking the driver, they clung to the idea they were right. But once the driver's statement and fresh evidence surfaced, the truth came crashing down. >> Okay. I was from Terminal C and I got my evidence and I showed the evidence and when I showed her the evidence, she hit me. She was very angry because she both of them she was she was more angry than me, but he hit me. And when I was driving to the 711 shell in terminal C, he hit me. >> But I >> Where did he hit you? >> Like like this. But I moved. >> Did he touch you though? >> Huh? >> Yeah. Yes, he did. >> Over here. >> Do you want FD? You're a fire department? >> No, man. I'm good. >> I'm good. >> What do you want to do from right here? Do you want to press charges? >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> So, what happened? Okay, so we were we just got back from Mexico City. We were waiting for a bus, me and him, that's my brother. Um, we sat on the bench and we were waiting for the driver. He probably took about 5 10 minutes. Didn't take long. And then we got on the bus when he pulled in. Um, we gave him the the suitcases. Then that lady came around us. The lady sitting over there, she came around us and she gave him her suitcase with the glasses. She gave him her suitcase and then we got on the car but we could hear from far away that she was like he took it took over an hour. Um they started she started yelling at him and then he got on the bus and then everything went down from there. Um I have the videos and she started screaming. >> The lady was upset because the show took too long. So she got into a back and forth with >> and then he was he took video of the incident. No, he took he has um records of the drives that he's done because he's saying that he's Yes, he's the driver. >> EXCUSE ME. I CAN'T. >> NO, I'm not going. I'm not getting out of taking my car. We have the phone call [ __ ] American. I want to marry [ __ ] English. I want to speak English to you, [ __ ] JUST GO NOW. [ __ ] YOU. [ __ ] YOU. >> I'LL [ __ ] TAKE YOUR TIME. [ __ ] [ __ ] GO. Get the [ __ ] out. >> Stop. Stop. >> No. Shut up. GO. GET ME TO MY CAR. I'VE BEEN HERE AN HOUR. >> I'VE BEEN PATIENT. GO. GO. >> And we have it on already. >> By now, cops had it all. Eyewitness accounts. the driver's testimony and the man's own admission that he grabbed the driver's tie. The woman kept raging even after police arrived, but it didn't matter. The assault charge was locked in. >> Right now, I'm going to have you take his stuff with you. Um, at this moment, because he put his hands on somebody without permission, that is considered a battery in the state of Florida and charges will be pressed against him. So, he will be going to jail. Okay, >> this is my fault. >> So, what I'm going to recommend, I'll give you the information for the jail. Uh, come over here for me, ma'am. Let me go ahead and give you the information. HEY. HEY, MA'AM. NO, NO CONTACT WITH HIM. No contact with I need you right here. Right here. >> Okay, give me a second. I will work with that, but I can't have you communicating with them. I'm sorry there driver that's oppressing my charging. >> No, no, no, no. He already advised somebody else is picking up the other pass. >> My suitcase is the police station. You need to take a seat. >> You need to take a seat. >> Police station. >> This is not You have done that. >> My brother, >> you have done that twice now. We've told you multiple times to take a seat. >> Listen to me. Your suitcase is not important right now. I'm speaking to you. >> You know what? If you get up, if you get up and keep speaking to him like that, we're going to have a problem. I've asked you multiple times to take a seat and calm down. >> You You acting like this is not going to anything. We will give you the information that you need. >> This is all my fault. This is not his fault. This is my fault. >> Battery is a crime. Going to jail. >> Battery is a crime. >> Touch the guy's arm. >> That is battery. But what about when he tried to throw me out of the car? What is that, ma'am? >> That's not >> the fact that he touched him without permission. >> Battery immediately. >> Period. Verbal, not a crime. Him putting his hands on him is a crime. We know this. We're not allowed to put our hands on each other. >> I understand that. But we're You're going to tell me where he's going? >> Yes, ma'am. >> If I could tell you how bad this guy was. >> There's a video of it. I've seen it. I understand. I understand. You both were going at each other pretty hard. >> Yes. Yes. Absolutely. >> Ridiculous. >> It is ridiculous. But I said to him very nicely in the back of my way. I understand you're upset, but people putting their hands on each other is doesn't happen. >> It's not gonna fly. >> So, what's going to happen to him now? He's going to he's going to be in jail for how long? >> Until first appearance in the morning. >> In the end, the man was arrested and hauled to jail, facing a criminal battery charge for putting his hands on the bus driver without consent. Under Florida law, that's serious. He'll stay locked up until his first court appearance, where fines, probation, or even jail time could be on the table. On September 16th, 2021 in Orlando International Airport, police were called after reports of a female passenger heavily intoxicated. Even though she was banned from boarding, she flat out refused to leave, turning an ordinary moment into chaos in the middle of a packed terminal. [music] >> Listen, ma'am, you're not lying, so you're going to have to leave. And if you want to escalate to where you end up in jail or something, that can happen. Okay? But otherwise, you can just leave and reaccomate your flight. No. No. What he was saying though is if you if they ask you to leave, they ask you to leave and you don't leave, then you end up where you're trespassing and then and then from there. >> Okay. Here's the thing. You got to somehow snap into it and make believe yourself or otherwise you're going to end up in jail. It's not about that. It's just it's just the sooner we go down there and the sooner you want to go on the next flight. But tonight, please >> man, what? You don't have any friends or family here? No. >> Okay. You don't you don't have to shout. I'm I'm right here. >> I'm not shouting. >> Okay. Um, so you have nobody here. No friends or family. You said [laughter] >> I mean, she has no friends or family. Maybe I should just march to an act. I >> can't act like this. >> No, this ain't going to work out. >> She can't. I just want to go home. You take your responsibility for me, please. >> You want me to talk to that person? >> You just >> Her signs of drunkenness were impossible to miss. Slurred, rambling speech, erratic behavior, and outright denial of her own screaming while she was still yelling. At one point, she even mentioned a psychiatric therapist, almost as if that could explain away her loss of control. >> Yeah, this is Deputy Galadi. I'm with the Penelis County Sheriff's Office. How are you related to this uh person? >> Okay, perfect. So, >> she was coming up here. She left with me. >> Okay, here's the thing. She's extremely intoxicated and she's not able to fly. You can't fly when you drink this. I'm going to put this in your bag here. Okay. So, you don't drop it again. >> No, because I have papers saying what's wrong with me. You would be in trouble. >> Hang on. Let me let this veg know. >> Petrol, too. Freaking small >> airport 14. >> I don't care. You would be in trouble because my paper said my >> tempor. You could show all airport units out on a signal, too. Where tempor? >> No, I don't know that. When is that? >> Ma'am, look. I'm going to take this bag. Okay. Here. Put the bag down. >> Yeah. Yeah. My bag. >> Come here. Hold on. Hold on. >> I AM SO EXCITED. You can't take my bag. >> We're going to give you the bag back. Just >> No, you didn't. >> Just put it down right here. Let go of the bag. Let go of the bag. >> Just let go of the bag. >> Look, ma'am. Come here. Come here. Come here. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> We don't want you to pee in your pants. >> Why? >> Ma'am, just relax, will you? >> Good lord. >> Okay, you're not being arrested. You're being taken into custody under the Marchman Act. Okay, because it's clearly that due >> I don't know what that is. Well, I'm telling you it's clear that due to either alcohol or a controlled substance, you're not yourself and you're a danger to yourself. >> Okay, ma'am. You're you're right into my face. Listen. Okay. >> No. If you would see >> So, what's going to happen is you're going to be taken to a facility, which is the jail >> until you're able to sober up. Okay. Let's walk outside. >> The arrest was made under Florida's Marchman Act, which focuses on safety over criminal charges. Still, instead of cooperating, she fought back, snatching at her bag, escalating her behavior, and making herself a bigger danger. >> Keep walking. >> I'm sorry. I didn't understand. >> That's enough. Keep walking. >> If you see my >> Let's go. >> I'm sorry. I didn't understand. >> You are not listening to anything we say. >> I have to go. >> Let's go. Have a seat. >> I have to go to the bathroom. >> Well, you're going to have to wait now. Have a seat. I don't >> I need to get my car. >> Please don't take it. >> Let me get Paul over here. >> Ma'am, do you have ID? >> Yes. >> Where is it? >> Right there. >> It's in this bag. Okay. I'm going to gra I'm going to get it. Okay. >> I've never taken a flight before. This is my first time and I just turned 50. This is my was my cash. Okay. >> Listen to me. Okay. You cannot show up to get on a plane and be dis intoxicated. They won't let you on the plane like this. >> Okay. This was my gift. My 50year-old gift. I've never been on a plane before. >> What? >> Okay. So, I got to go get my car. She's a marchman. She's a total wreck. Like, to the point that you have to raise it to this level to get her to listen. You try to be nice. She's not. But you do what you can. Maybe she'll, >> you know, come around to you better than us or something. But yeah, I'm going to get my car. Come around and I'll get >> I saw about four or five of those people at the bar drinking whiskey and Cokes. >> But you're at the bar with him? >> Yes, sir. I sure was. >> How many drinks did you have? >> I only had two. Tequilas and Coronas. Yes, sir. You can ask the bartender. >> You need to take a deep breath and just relax. Okay. You need to take a deep breath. >> I got people on the other. >> We're trying to help you. We're trying to help you. You're going to have to let us help to [ __ ] walk me through the steps because I'm on my fourth step. You know what? And I'm not going to be >> officers kept their cool, pointing out how differently she was acting compared to every other passenger. But she wouldn't budge. She kept insisting she was sober while her body language and slurred speech told the real story. >> You somewhere. >> Oh, I don't want to go anywhere. >> Okay. Well, that's not your choice anymore. >> No. Yes, it is. It is my choice. I'm 50 years old. I have a choice where I want to go. If I want to stay in this airport all night long, I have a choice. Don't tell me. >> Well, you're not going to stay in this airport all night long. I'm tired of people telling me that I don't have choices at Google. >> Sit down, >> ma'am. Sit down. >> I can't sit down. >> Sit down. >> 5 minutes. Sit down. >> Sit down. She's >> peing herself. >> All right. Yeah, I want to grab >> Why don't we just have her come outside here? >> Just take her outside under that. >> No, ma'am. Leave that there. Leave that there, please. >> I want you to call my psychiatrist right now. >> Well, we're not going to call your psychiatrist. >> I want you to call her so you know. >> Okay. Well, let me grab your information. >> No, you won't call her. I will. I will. >> Just let her sit there. >> I will. Just leave her there. >> You won't call her. I will. I told you. >> You relax. >> No, you won't CALL HER. I WILL. [screaming] I TOLD YOU there were problems. AND YOU WON'T CALL HER. >> I told you there were problems. >> Get her in the back of the cruiser. >> No. >> Please. >> I told you. No. Why won't you let ME GO? MY PANTS. >> JUST let her sit on that on that bench outside. >> My pants. I told you. >> Let's just put her on the transfer's going to be here. >> Yeah, we're not going to put We're not going to put her on this cruise. We're going to put her on this. >> No, wait till you get to my couch. [laughter] >> NO, SHE'S THE [ __ ] ocean prosecutor and she's ocean prosecutor. Give me my phone. >> I'm not going to give you anything at this point, man. Her defiance stemmed from one false belief that she had a right to stay at the airport no matter what. When she completely lost control, urinating on herself in public, it became a humiliating turning point. Embarrassment fueled her rage and she screamed and fought even harder. >> Give me my ocean. >> Give me my [screaming] phone. >> Give me my phone right now so I can call her. I have every right to call my psychiatrist. I have every right to call my psychiatrist. Give me my phone. >> Ma'am, you're going to end up getting charged with the crime and then you're going to have >> Why not? She's my psychiatrist matter. >> Give me my phone. >> No. You're in saying you're going to get charged. GIVE ME MY PHONE. >> We're probably going to need help. Ready? >> Give me my phone. Give me >> Thank you. Give me my >> ma'am. Sit down. Sit down. >> Everyone just [screaming] >> put YOUR ARMS DOWN. >> Nobody's touching you. Why are you screaming? Ma'am, you're going to have to stand up and walk or it's going to be very painful for you. >> My phone stand. >> Come on. >> You're going to get sued for not letting me talk to my psychiatrist. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, you are. My arms are hurting me. Ma'am, either you're going to step up in there or we're going to drag you in there. Can >> you tell me when my next flight is? >> Tomorrow. >> Nope. What time? >> Do you realize how you're behaving? You got cameras all over you right now. >> Let's go. Let go of me right now. Get me. >> Get in the car. >> Let go of me. Go on the other side. My next flight. No. What? >> My jet. >> I got to go wash up. I got for pee all over me. Once restrained, she was transported to a treatment facility for detox and evaluation. Under Florida's Marchman Act, she wasn't criminally charged. Police took her in to protect her and those around her. On April 2nd, 2025, police responded to a call about child endangerment tied to a custody dispute. A father dialed 911 after his daughter came to him complaining about life at her mother's house. What looked like a private family matter quickly escalated into something far more serious. You just put >> Yeah, I got to get I'll get my paperwork. I'll show you. I ain't got no >> They're going to arrest me. That's what they're doing. We're not arresting you. Listen. Okay. Do you want to help with her? >> Yeah. And she's perfectly fine. >> Okay. >> The order of protection got dropped. >> She went and pulled her out of school early today and then she called me on her phone and she said to come get me. I said, "Baby girl, you can come with me. Like I can come get you." Like and she's like, >> like by the way they said I can have her if I want. Like I didn't take her from her. She came running down the road. And what was I supposed to do? Leave her. Her mom has been screaming at her, yelling at her to knock her teeth out. She stopped. She said she I'm done hiding stuff from your mom. I want them to see this house. I haven't been here for 2 years. I wouldn't This is not even humane. My water has been turned off for 3 weeks. She's been like, "Please come in here to see this house. Like I I really want >> like There's dog [ __ ] from the front door to the back. It stinks so bad. Just go stick your head. It It's It like She's been making this kid live in here for 3 weeks with no water. >> Yeah, she's been staying No, she's been staying here. >> I've been at that house. >> Come here. Please do me a favor. She's been staying here. >> I've been sleeping in this house. Yeah, she's she comes home and sleep by the door. It's downright >> It is disgusting. Like, but I'm a whole I'm supposedly allowed to have her. I I didn't think I did anything wrong. My lawyer said, "If I have her, I have her. If he has her, she has her." Cuz this is everybody's residence. If she wants to go wherever she wants to go, she can go wherever she wants to go. I didn't even go in the courtroom today. He I was just told to get a a custody agreement and we're working on that. I mean, this just And then she went and yanked her out of school. >> The father's choice to call cops directly showed pentup frustration and a desperate push to end the chaos. He wasn't just trying to shield his daughter. He wanted the truth out in the open. Meanwhile, the mother scrambled for excuses, trying to dress up her failures as something legal. >> Please look in my house. Make a CFS case. I'm not worried about it. I just got home a couple hours ago, and this kid has been living like this. There's [ __ ] in my toilet. There's no water on. It's not me, guys. >> I This has been the hardest thing in the world for me. >> And I have played it to the tea, but I am not going to leave. I That's it. My She's telling me my dog's been living in a kennel for a week. She won't even let out said mother dies. Her ribs are showing. She's there's two bearded. There's all kinds of animals in here. She's not taking care of anything. And I'm just like she kicked her out 3 days ago and told her to go kick her out. Kicked her out of the house and you guys are telling me I have to give her back to it. >> I I get >> how like you got to go get a court agreement. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Really scared my dad for tonight. >> You can't. >> She's scared of you. She has stayed here every night since I've left and you guys are going to go give her back to me. >> Well, I mean, I can call my command and see what we >> Please. Anything you can do to help me? I don't want to argue. I'm just >> I'm not trying to argue either. I >> I get your concerns. >> I I I fully get that's not acceptable at all. >> I come home today and it's >> and if she goes over back with mom and they come back over here and then I stay here. Where are you going to stay? >> How can I keep her away? >> No. >> You have to get an order of protection. I think she should be in handcuffs right now. And like I how if I did this to her, I I guarantee I'd be in jail. >> Well, this is going to be a crusty. >> It already is. I mean, I'm already like What are your thoughts on the rest of >> for? Absolutely. I mean, I can't even step a foot in that house without wanting to gag. And there's stuff all over the floor. I already seen poo. I seen pee everywhere. >> Did mom admit to you that she's been staying? >> I have not. >> She admitted to me. >> The father's pleading with officers not to send his daughter back revealed his genuine fear for her safety. Even the police admitted the home's condition was disgusting and unacceptable. The contrast was stark when they arrived at her place and saw a woman who showed zero remorse. >> Place under arrest for endangering the life of child. Okay. >> Okay. Oh, our body cameras are on. >> Okay, we're just going to go to >> Can you open the door for me for just a second? >> Just for a second. >> Hey, they're arresting me for child endangerment. I need you to call Doc. >> Yeah, I'm in cuffs right now. I need you to call Doc right now. >> Thank you. Love you. Bye. >> Who's Doc? >> My boyfriend. >> Okay. >> Did you know about the condition of the house and the state it's in now? >> I did. I was working on getting it cleaned. He He left it just as bad as I did. >> Um I I've I've been working. I've had my daughter. I >> Okay. What's up with the with her knotted hair? >> She came home from her dad's that way. >> Did you know there's bed bugs in there? >> No. >> Yeah. Quite a bit. >> What? >> Yeah. >> I don't have a single bite on me. >> Our code enforcement just went through the house and they found them in her bed. So >> in her bed or in my bed? >> Oh, lovely. >> Yeah, there's eggs on your bed. Lovely. >> There's that. The house is being deemed uninhabitable. >> No one can be in there until it gets fixed um up the code, everything. There's mold, there's feces, >> there's no water, the toilet's full of toilet paper and feces and urine and it's a complete disaster. >> So, I have a question. >> Is there any way I can charges against him for kidnapping because he coerced her. He called her on the phone and told her to run away. >> She couldn't even fake regret for the appalling living conditions. Instead of worrying about her child, she poured her energy into painting the father as the villain. That denial of responsibility was laid bare for everyone to see. >> Yep. And I definitely did not >> You told me that. You told me that. >> No, I have this to prove that I didn't say that either. >> Okay. Okay. Then I misunderstood you and I apologize. I I thought that that when I had asked you that if he took her that >> No, I said if he does, give us a call and we can handle the situation coming. >> Oh, >> so >> okay. >> I understand where you're coming from. >> I just I I this this phone thing that he's been doing like he the OP got dropped today and he violated it probably about six times and I had all the evidence and I didn't get out of work in time. >> And so >> when did he violate it? >> I had filed a police report. The date's in my phone. I can look at it. Uh, actually, you texted it to me. It's in your phone. >> I did. I Oh, yeah. So, I I I did complete a report on that. >> And he's done it several other times since. I have screenshots of phone calls. He's hacked my Facebook. I have screenshots of all of that. He's changed it so I can't even see what devices are logged into my Facebook. Uh, he put a pin on it and I have a screenshot of that. >> There's not much we're going to be able to do with that. >> Yeah. So, I understand where you're coming from as far as the kidnapping, but I don't know if we can reasonably say he was trying to kidnap her. He claimed that he drove by. >> Her accusations no longer carried weight. The child was safe with her dad. The animals were pulled from the filthy house, and both DCFS and the courts got involved. Police promised follow-ups, warning that if the home stayed in shambles, they'd make sure the girl was protected at all costs. to the great house where all that those pillars are and he backed up all the way to the edge of this brown house in that black truck and he was hanging out the window when he drove by. I have it all on video. They have surveillance cameras on this house. >> Did he did he get out or stop the truck and go and grab her and pick her up? >> He stopped the truck. He stopped a truck and got out of the car and opened the car door for her. >> Okay. >> And she got in and he shut the door and I couldn't get out of my seat belt cuz it was locked. And as I was getting out of my seat belt, getting out of my car, I called the police. Okay, I understand what you're saying and we can definitely document that, but I don't think it constitutes his kidnapping. It's not like he's refusing to allow her to go with you at this point. He's even told me on camera that if she if your daughter has to go back with you, that's perfectly fine. He's not trying to kidnap her. >> Okay, >> hold on before you go. All right, so we're going to go >> You better go do a well check of that house. And you better scour. That's what we're doing before he she >> already gone to clear it out. That's why he drove by. >> Mhm. >> Did he leave already? I don't know. I wasn't up there. >> So, yeah, we're going to go check the house first before she's allowed to stay there cuz if it's like that condition, no, we're going to find something else or DCFS is going to come in. >> In the end, the mother was arrested and charged with child endangerment. If convicted, she could face jail time, probation, heavy fines, and the permanent loss of custody along with mandatory counseling programs. On April 22nd, 2025, police rushed to an emergency call. A toddler wearing nothing but a diaper was wandering alone near a busy [music] street. A scene that could have ended in tragedy turned into a tense and unpredictable investigation. >> Hello. Missing a child. >> Where my baby? >> Yeah, he's over here at the church. >> Are you serious? My little baby. >> Yeah. >> He done got out the back door. >> Yeah. Uh >> Montana, he he darn skin. >> Yeah, he's he's in the >> He's in a diaper. >> He got out the damn back door. The back door can't open though. Is y >> Oh, I mean >> Oh my god. >> Where he at? my >> so the people who found him >> we got we got a call from somebody saying that either somebody here went to Walmart or something I don't know I >> everybody know something they said he was m >> cuz they he they got a back protector back there everything >> oh my god my baby could have got over >> they said they stopped him from getting to uh he said they said he started running towards division Where he at? >> Oh my god. Is >> he still in there? >> So, >> oh my god. How the he get out? She said >> I got there. She was sleeping. So, uh, she was on the couch laying down. Um, you'll have her for child endangerment all day. So, one lady, I don't know if you took any statements from anybody. I didn't. >> Okay. So, I I'll get statements for you. um if you just want to handle her. Uh but one of them said I they had to stop him from getting to division running across division. So yeah, I will take the statement from one of them and uh we'll go from there. >> NTA for >> Yeah, it's NTA for uh child endangerment. >> Um yeah, if you just look up child endangerment, I'll see endangering the life and health of a child. That's it. So yeah, >> at first the mother looked frantic, acting worried for her son, but her constant excuses and denial showed she was on the defensive. This wasn't just an accident. It pointed straight to poor supervision. >> Sorry I had to go through that myself, too. >> Oh my god. Did you serious? >> So can you can you come to my house because >> I need to SHOW YOU THIS. I'M so confused. All right. >> Cuz I I GOT A COW LOCK UP. SO I DON'T KNOW CUZ HIS daddy very overprotected. So I know he closed that door. So how did he get out? >> So somebody Did you go downstairs and open the door? >> No, I said >> cuz YOU WAS DOWN THERE FROM SCHOOL. >> I closed it. >> So is you sure you haven't opened it? >> No, I didn't. >> How the baby open? >> Mama, I'm telling you I didn't open it. >> [ __ ] >> I'm telling you. >> Y'all won't drive me up the wall. my baby. Oh my god. >> Outside. >> I'm like over being a parent, man. This is crazy because I'm right here in the living room, right? >> Uhhuh. >> And um nobody getting out that door though, right? >> You coming? >> I'm not thinking to go up to check NOTHING CUZ MY BABY DADDY know to close the the back door. >> Yeah. >> I got to show you this. IS THE BACK DOOR UNLOCKED, BABE? >> Cuz he couldn't get from me cuz I'm right down the couch when the OFFICER CAME. >> IT'S UNLOCKED. I CLOSED it though. >> It's closed. >> My child was in my room. He was right there in that room. >> So, move. >> We got a camera right here though. >> You can see everything. We got a camera RIGHT THERE. >> WHERE MY BABY? Go follow your brother while I tell the officer this. >> Come on. Look, that's how I know my son came down here and opened the door. >> I'm tempor. >> Okay. Cuz it's got the child lock on it. >> Yeah. Look. >> Yeah. >> And my baby daddy gone. His bike be right here. It's electric. >> The boy was safe. But instead of relief, the mom built a wall of excuses. Rather than thank the officers, she fought to protect her pride, insisting she was innocent and shifting blame to her 9-year-old. But no child should ever be tasked with parenting their younger sibling. >> He can't get out of here. Look, proof right there. >> All right. What's your name? >> My son came down here and open the door and I show like didn't your daddy tell you to come stay from the back there? And he was like, "Yeah." I said, "When you going to learn to stay from back there?" He was like, he gave me a smart answer. I said, "Keep playing with me." Cuz um he gave me a smart answer the whole time. That's when he probably had that door kind of unlocked. >> What's your middle initial? >> S. Don't bring nothing out. Santana, do not come out the house. Babe, DON'T TAKE CARE OF BUSINESS RIGHT NOW. >> Sometime something else in my house. >> I don't know. I DON'T EVEN KNOW HOW HE GOT OUTSIDE. GET BACK HERE. Open the door. Nico, open that back door. He just not admitting it. Go ahead, baby. Go in there. Sit down. >> All right. So, you you're saying you were asleep. All the doors were shut. >> I didn't sleep at all. I was up. I seen him when he came to my door. I just ran to it. >> So, what's going to happen today is we're going to write um I'm going to write up a notice to appear, okay, for child endangerment, okay? So, you're not going to be custodially arrested, okay? But, uh you will have a court date and we're going to have to call DCFS cuz this isn't the first time as well that the kid has gotten out, okay? Um so, I don't I don't know what your personal >> situation and solution to that problem is. Um but um so we'll get get that paperwork ready for you. All right. And then uh so you'll have a court date and then uh you can probably expect to have uh DCFS probably call tomorrow. Okay. >> It don't make no dang old sense. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> So I'll be right back with you. Okay. >> That don't make no >> She admitted her older son could open the door, which proved the real issue was lack supervision, not a broken lock. Yet she still tried to scapegoat her kids. Truth is, even if one child lets another out, it all traces back to the mother's lack of oversight. >> And the second time, um, two dogs had came in my backyard >> and my baby was while we WAS TALKING TO THE POLICE, MY BABY RAN OFF. And I was too busy talking to the police about the two dogs that ran in my yard and almost got my babies. And my BABY HAD END UP RUNNING OFF AND THE POLICE FELT THEM LIKE, "YOUR BABY RIGHT HERE." I'M LIKE, "OH MY GOD, I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW HE was gone." So that that was right away. >> Hey, hello. So soon as uh the police officer ran uh walked away from talking to me about the dogs, HE WAS LIKE, "YOUR BABY right here." So that was end up being a mindblowing thing cuz we was too busy talking to the police about the dogs. >> All right. Like I'm not judging you. We're just We just got to make a report and so I'm glad you're doing your job. >> I'm glad you're doing your job. DCF had to >> Yes. The ZCF had to come. Why they came? Oh yeah, because my husband came and got me from Goodwills my job. It was real dark. So the CAR HAD WENT DOWN. SO I was like, "Baby, it's too dark. Can you please come get me?" He got the electric bike, right? So I shot the police officer real quick. >> I shot the police officer. When I called him and >> So you got to get together with your husband, figure things out about >> I got the protective life backed up. My son opened the door. That's all he did. That's I already know he did. Well, I know, but he he gets real busy right over there, >> man. >> You don't understand what I'm feeling right now. >> Well, I don't. >> You don't. >> The mention of a prior wandering incident revealed a long-term pattern. Instead of learning from it, she brushed it off, saying she was busy talking to the cops. That proved her child's safety was never the top priority. It was an afterthought. >> So, like I said, >> got to show up, too. >> What's that? >> The father got to show up, too? >> Not as of right now. Okay. >> Um, if if they show up with me, I have to do this by myself. >> If they send you a subpoena and they they would send him one too if they if the attorney determines that they need to talk to him as well. >> Did you need do you guys need to talk to the father? Is everything okay? >> No, he's he's the the baby's safe at home, everything. Um, we I mean I understand that children are will do what they do and they're they're hard to keep track of. Um, >> no. You're not when you in control. You see, I'm in control cuz I got the door lock back there. >> Yeah, I I understand. >> That's what makes me really angry. And then my son lying right in our face like I told him, "Stop doing that." I told him, "Stop looking at me." >> All right. So, do not me. >> Do not miss that court date. Okay. >> Don't miss that court date or you can get a warrant. All right? So, just make sure you make it to court. >> Oh, yeah. You have to you have to come up to get fingerprinting >> for what? >> Sometime soon. Um, so hopefully today because because of the level of charge that it is >> what >> it's a it's a class A, so we have to get fingerprinted. Okay. >> Everything changed with that safety act. We're not going to take you from the kids today, but when you get time, just let them know you need to be fingerprinted for a case and they'll they'll take like 5 minutes. >> It'll be pretty quick. >> I got you. Can I got to go today? Today? Can I go tomorrow in the morning? >> You can go tomorrow. >> For real. I swear to God. Go. I just came back from the hospital. I try to take care of myself. My kid is sick. So I'm like, "Okay, now it's my turn to take care of myself >> as soon as possible, please." >> Man, so much not, you know, this front. >> Okay, who's that? >> I'll go get Andrew. >> In the end, the woman wasn't arrested, but was charged with child endangerment for letting her 2-year-old roam dangerously close to traffic. She now faces a class A misdemeanor, must appear in court, submit fingerprints, and deal with an open DCFS case. On April 19th, 2024 in Skoi, Illinois, cops rushed to the Holiday Inn after reports of a toddler wandering the hotel hallways all alone. What seemed like a harmless discovery quickly spiraled into a full-blown investigation, leaving everyone who saw it shaken to the core. >> Can I show you a picture? >> I wanted to show you a picture. >> What? You mind stepping out? >> Do you know this kid? >> Yeah. >> Who is she? >> My daughter. >> Okay. Where is she right now? >> She was in the room. home. I just went to the store and came back. >> You went to the store. What time did you go to the store? >> I just came back. >> Oh, yeah. >> What time do you think that was that you left? >> An hour ago. Why was >> that? An hour ago. Here, why don't we step over here? Well, because we've been here since 10:45 and you were last night. >> Yeah. >> No, I was in my >> No, you weren't. The staff checked the room. Um, we got the key log. >> I was sleeping in my car. I ain't going to lie. I can't Where you at? I went to McDonald's to get something to eat. I went to sleep in my car. >> You went to sleep in your car since what time? I don't know. >> But you just said you just left. >> I did just leave back now. I came from right here. I went to McDonald's. I went to sleep in my car. I came back right here. I went back to sleep. I got hot. I ain't going to lie. Cuz I can't smoke. >> I've been >> I was smoking weed. >> I'm going to be honest with you. I've been here I've been here since 11:30. You haven't been back here. Your car. I watched the cameras. You left. You left with some dude. >> What's going on? >> So right now you're going to be under arrest. >> Why? Please don't. Please don't. >> Child abandonment. >> Abandonment. >> Yeah. Relax. Relax. If you don't want to make this worse, >> I will explain everything. >> What the we just relax. Just relax. Need. >> Yeah. I need my phone. >> Okay. You giving me permission to go in there and get your stuff? >> Huh? >> You giving me permission? >> Permission to go in a car and get whatever you need. What's going on, guys? What happened? >> Oh my god. I don't know what the going on. I'm about to let you like you. You >> need an ambulance. You need an ambulance. Just >> give me a permission, right? >> YEAH. [screaming] >> OKAY. Don't Don't fall. >> I know. I'm trying to wait. What's going on? Am I going to be able to get out? Can I close? >> We're going to find out when we get back to the station. >> She started with a simple cover story, but hotel cameras ripped it to shreds. Her shifting versions of events betrayed sheer panic. And when she admitted to smoking weed, it wasn't remorse. It was a smoke screen. She tried to spin deliberate neglect into a careless accident. Why you say insurance? >> You have the right. >> Can you please give me Can you please give me something to drink? Can you please give me something to drink before I FALL OUT? CAN YOU GET MY PURSE CAR? PLEASE GET THAT PASSENGER. PLEASE. I need something to drink before. I got bad anxiety. I just need something to calm down cuz my knees give me please. It's brand new. >> That's fine. Just give me something to drink, please. Have a Please give me something to drink. >> I'm trying to control. I know how to control. It's hard to control. Just ask. >> Yes, sir. >> Come on. Come on. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> If you can't afford an attorney, one can be provided to before question. No problem. >> Okay. >> Well, my brother, please. >> We can make phone calls at the station. >> What am I going to jail for? Where's my daughter? >> Your daughter's in TCFS? >> No. No. >> Well, you abandoned your daughter. >> I didn't. I was in the car asleep. I was in the car. I sleep. I THINK I BITTEN HER. My daughter IS MY LIFE. CAN I please borrow the bag so she can put her stuff? >> Where's my daughter? >> Where is that? >> You took her TO THE DCFS FIELD. >> WHERE IS THAT? >> I BELIEVE in deer. >> WHERE IS THAT? >> WE'LL LET YOU We'll give you all the information on >> Please. Please. I need to call my brother. I need to call somebody. Is my car okay here? >> Please. [laughter] >> What happened? CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT HAPPENED? >> Quick picture. I have nothing on you. >> Okay. >> She's okay. >> Is she okay? >> It's a It's a half. >> WHERE IS THAT AT? >> I need to make sure my go >> where is she at? the secret agent who they haven't experienced the type. >> I went to sleep IN MY CAR CUZ I was smoking. What the >> Put your shoes back in. Want to put the shoes back in? >> Yeah. I'm trying to put them on for me. Please. >> We can We can fix that after when we get to the station. Okay. Oh, can you stop, please? That hurt. It's hurting my arm. >> It's too tight. >> I am big. Like, for real. >> Okay, you good like this? >> Yes. >> In the moment she should have been focused on her child, all she cared about was herself. The problem wasn't just falling asleep in the car. It was leaving her little girl abandoned. Any flicker of concern for her daughter was drowned out by fear of legal consequences. That clash exposed the collapse of her role as a mother. You >> okay? >> Yeah, she's okay. >> What happened? I already know what happened. >> Ma'am, I just started my shift. So, all I know is that I'm transporting you to the station. >> The station right here? >> Yeah, it's right here. Yeah, right across the street. >> Please, where's my daughter? >> She's at She's in Deerfield from what? From what? How far is that from here? >> Um, like 15 minutes, I want to say. >> Is she okay? >> She's okay. She's okay. The the officer you were talking to is our sergeant. >> He and he's the one that told you that she's in Deerfield. She's okay. So, I take his word. >> I was I went to sleep I was smoking weed and sleep in my car. >> Okay. I don't I don't know. >> I was smoking weed and he went to sleep in my car like a dumb ass. I should have went back in my room. >> Watch your step coming up. >> What I'm have to do to get my daughter back. >> They can explain everything. Yeah. >> Can you lift it? >> Please. I >> can you push your foot in >> here? I can help you. The bench is right over here. Just want to step right here. Walk in through the doors and the bench is to the right. >> Just have a seat right there. Make sure my daughter is all right. >> She's okay. She's okay. Right. Uh, officer. >> She's all right. >> She's okay. >> It's all off me. Going to the store and sitting and getting all me trying to smoke some weed f and GOING TO SLEEP. WAKE UP. >> Stand up for me. You're going to walk up to this wall. [laughter] >> What am I arrested for? >> Uh, I'll explain everything. >> Please. I don't know what's going on. >> As of right now, it's child abandonment. >> Can't abandon me. >> When the evidence crushed every excuse, she clung to her last life raft, a weak defense. She admitted it was stupid, [music] but swore it wasn't neglect. She pleaded with cops and maybe with herself that it was just one accidental nap, leaving her toddler alone for roughly 12 hours. >> Okay, put this hand on the wall for me. >> Girls are like pee. I was just >> I woke up. I had to pee. Went to the gas station. >> What's your first name? >> Alexandria Washington. >> Alexandria Washington. Okay. Let her search you. We're going to go in that room and we'll talk. Okay. I'll explain that for a while. >> Please, please, >> please. All I be doing is sleep in the car. >> Do you have a shirt underneath this hoodie? >> Yes, I do. >> You do? >> I do have a shirt under my heart. I don't understand. Like, she always with me every going to sleep. I went to sleep and I just woke up. I got an alarm on my phone. >> I got my alarm on my phone to wake me up every day at 7:00 a.m. and that's what just woke me up. And I just started like, "Damn, I [ __ ] you going to sleep dumb ass. I'll be home. Just I'll explain everything. You [ __ ] homie, man. >> I know. I just got to do it. I got to do it. [laughter] >> That was so impressive. I need to pee on myself, bro. >> Separate pizza some more for me. >> Can you please help me with my shoes? >> Yeah, in a minute. Give me a minute. >> Okay, y'all. It's okay. >> PLEASE. YOU GOT TO UNDERSTAND. >> I KNOW. I know. How do I get my daughter? Like ECFs is not nothing TO PLAY WITH. I WENT ALL BECAUSE I WENT to sleep in a minute. Because I went to >> her constant talk of falling asleep and missed alarm showed she was desperate to downplay her actions. It's a classic defense mechanism. Repackaging recklessness as a minor slip up. But the harsh truth, her negligence shoved that child into serious danger. >> I went to sleep and all this because I went to sleep because I went to sleep. >> I'm going to let you make as many phone calls as you need. But first, I need to get the information from you over here. Just look at >> CAN I CAN MY CAN MY BROTHER GET MY DAUGHTER? >> I have to call DCF. >> Please. You keep your socks. You took your eyelashes off. >> The day was coming up. Please, I NEED MY I NEED YOU GOT MY KEYS TO MY CAR. >> YEAH, >> my brother don't get the keys to my car. DON'T GET MY DAUGHTER. >> HE has to He has to contact you. >> Please, can you contact them? Please, please, please. She don't belong in there. >> I don't my daughter. If you ask anybody, she always with me. I just can't smoke in that room. AND I PO WOULDN'T WATCH ME SMOKE. And I was smoking. I went to the sneak. I put my chair back and went to sleep. And Joel Osco parking LOT. YOU KNOW WHERE I AT? >> THIS HOW I WENT. I went there to give me some food and I smoke and I sit there and went to sleep and MY ALARM ONLY WOKE ME UP IS MY ALARM. I GOT ALARM FOR 7:00 a.m. every day. And this baby wake up and I woke up. I had to pee so bad. That's why even took me a couple MORE MINUTES BECAUSE I HAD TO FIND SOMEWHERE FOR ME TO PEE. I had to pee so bad. >> If you still need to use the bathroom, put your side back on and then go to the bathroom. >> I would never abandon my daughter. That's all I be going to sleep in the car. You know J don't close until 12 a.m. [laughter] You can look at school cameras. I've been sitting in jewel. >> In the end, she was arrested and charged with child abandonment. If convicted, she faces 1 to 3 years behind bars or fines up to $25,000. On top of that, the court could strip her parental rights for good. On August 3rd, 2024, a domestic violence call brought police racing to the scene. A woman named Aaron was accused of attacking her husband during a heated argument. But once officers got involved, the situation unraveled with far more tension than expected. Hey, Aaron. >> It's the police department. >> Hi. >> All right. You have some Do you have clothes on? No. >> All right. Can you put clothes on and come out and talk to us? >> Sure. Come on. One moment. Hold on. I don't Hold on. >> All right. Karen, can you tell us what's going on today? >> What? >> What's What happened? >> I was already in Jason a little bit. >> Okay. I mean, >> okay. Did the argument get physical at all? >> No. >> No. >> Absolutely not. >> So, if I saw a video that it got physical, you're saying that's wrong. >> Yeah. I mean, you say funny videos in my face. I'm not I show the camera, but >> Okay. So, you didn't hit him? >> No, >> you didn't. >> Aaron immediately denied any violence. A common reaction for suspects [music] trying to dodge arrest, but officers already had enough evidence. One chilling detail stood out. While the daughter's voice sounded normal through the door, the moment her mom was taken into custody, her tone shifted in a strange, withdrawn way. >> You're going to come with us. Okay. Can you put your hands behind your back for me? >> I don't think that's right. >> Can I put on a different shirt at least? >> We can grab a different shirt. You're under arrest right now. >> You're under arrest. >> Oh my god. I can't I have to work in a little bit. >> Okay. Well, you can make a call. She's under arrest for domestic battery. >> For what? >> For domestic battery. You can grab you a shirt and you want some pants or something like that, too? >> Oh my god. I'm not I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. >> Okay. This is all right. I really didn't do anything. Come on now. >> All right. What? Uh >> shoes. >> This hurts. Like you like my little [ __ ] >> Stop. >> I really didn't do anything. Oh my god. >> 51 custody. >> I've never been in trouble. Really? >> All right. trying to get out. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, do you have any slip on shoes >> downstairs? I do. >> Downstairs. Okay. And then do you have like a pair of pants you would want to wear and a regular shirt or Does this one work or do you want a different shirt? >> All right. Where's the t-shirt? >> The woman appeared confused, repeatedly insisting she'd done nothing wrong. The officers, however, stayed calm and professional, even helping her gather clothes and shoes to take to jail. This demeanor clashed starkly with the accusations of violence hanging over her. >> Yeah. >> I mean, my pants are fine, but those glasses. >> We'll grab his pants. >> Yeah, we'll bring them with her. >> I really don't understand. >> And then is this your phone? >> Yeah. >> Do you have an ID somewhere? >> I don't need my phone. >> Okay. >> Do you have an ID somewhere? >> Uh, no. I don't want my IDs right now. No. >> Okay. If that's your cell phone, we're going to bring that for you. might need that later. >> All right. >> I'm I'm just confused. >> Okay. Well, you're under arrest for domestic battery. >> For domestic battery? >> Yes. So, and we're going to take you down to the station. We'll give you an opportunity to talk about it there when the time is right. But right now, we're just trying to get you some stuff so we can get you. >> Can you put my glasses on my face, please? >> Um, sure. >> Thank you. >> There's a pair of pants here. >> And then there's a shirt. Focus on yourself. >> Wearing your shoes under your All right, we're going to go this way. >> Let go. Come on. >> No. >> I really don't think this is right. Inside, the home was in disarray, hinting at deeper marital friction. The mess suggested a possible trigger for the fight. Arguments over cleaning. The state of the house reflected her mental strain while a poor cat endured life in the clutter. Which one? This one. Can you please >> just a little bit? >> Yeah. No big deal. I can loosen them a little bit, but not much. >> And then we'll have these double locks so they don't tighten up on. Okay. Is that a little better? >> Okay. Okay. >> Oh, yeah. I know. Um, you got nothing on your person at all, right? Just a clothing pockets. >> I just have to real quick just to make sure. Okay. All right, go and have a seat. >> Her resistance ended, giving way to [music] complete submission. Unlike many other arrests, she wasn't loud or aggressive anymore. A small positive, though the violence couldn't be excused. Clearly, she realized her attempts at manipulating the situation had failed. >> See? All right. So, we're about to take off. Can you meet us over at >> Westmont? >> Yeah. No, sorry. My partner, he didn't he didn't have the full story. So, >> yeah, if you can just head over there, that would be great. >> Westmont. Yep. tickets only 93rd. This hour of music is brought to you by Chicago's Northshore Convention and Visitors Museum. Summer sound continues on Chicago's Northshore. A video downtown summer series. In the end, Aaron was booked into jail and charged with domestic battery for attacking her [music] husband. Possible penalties include fines, jail time, or mandatory counseling programs, depending on local law and how severe the court deems her actions. On January 30th, 2025, cops tracked down a stolen [music] Hyundai Elantre. Instead of pulling over, the driver floored it, kicking off a heartpounding chase. But the real shock, a child was strapped in [music] the back seat. That turned this from risky to downright terrifying. >> I'm trying to catch up. Believe I got a female. Looks like she's walking west on me. 766. It's pulling over by the eye. >> Frank Paul at 46. Looks like it's tied once or twice. >> Rex, let me get a squad here for a high risk and then if somebody wants to get west on Hampton in case it takes >> driver, both hands out the window. >> Put your hands out the window. Put your hands out the window. >> HANDS OUT THE WINDOW NOW. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. If you don't step out, I'm going to pop the door. THE DOG IS GOING TO BITE YOU. STEP OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> ALL RIGHT. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> STEP OUT. >> Step out. >> Get out of the car. >> YOU ARE IN A STOLEN CAR. GET OUT. Get out of the car. >> You got a pepper ball. >> Put your hands up in here. Walk backwards towards the sound of my voice, >> ma'am. >> Put your hands up in the air. >> Okay, turn around and come at us. 92 was here yesterday. >> Put your hands up and walk back towards us now. >> When I get my kids out the car, y'all >> don't get your kids out the car. Just you come here. >> Her stubborn attitude screamed one thing. She was trying to flip the script and play the protective mom card. It was a psychological move, an attempt to claw back some control when she had none. But stalling only raised the stakes, forcing officers to get tougher. >> Put your hands up and turn around and come towards us. You're making it harder than it is. >> All right. Well, you're making it harder. You're going to get pepper balled if you don't start walking towards us. It's your last warning. Last warning, >> ma'am. Hands up in the air. >> She's got her hands in her There are >> She's got her hands. She keeps putting it in her pocket. >> Walk back towards us now. >> Pepper baller. >> Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. >> Get back in the car. >> Shoot at me. You're going to get hit with the OC now if you don't get out. >> Step out of the car and walk towards us or you're going to get pepper bomb. >> WHAT? >> PEPPER SPRAY. >> WALK BACK TOWARDS US. YOU'RE IN A STOLEN CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR AND WALK TOWARDS US. YOU'RE MAKING THIS WORSE. You're going to add extra charges. >> Walk back towards us. >> [ __ ] some [ __ ] Keep talking, RB. >> Ma'am, step out of the car. >> Get out of the car. You're making it harder than it is. >> We got a shield in one of those. >> I don't got a shield. >> We got to We got to >> No, we're good. It's just not knocking in. >> They're good. >> Ma'am, >> get out of the car. You're making it harder than it is. I'm acting out. >> Step out of the car. No one's going to shoot you with a pepper pole or anything. Just get out of theing car. >> Get out. I'm not running. >> Okay, then get out of the car. >> This is procedure. Get out of the car. >> By this point, her fear had morphed into straight up defiance. Instead of begging for sympathy, she doubled down, fighting back. Slamming the car door and rolling the window up was all the proof cops needed. She wasn't backing down. back here now. >> Grab the shield. Let's go. >> I'm coming. I'm coming. >> She's got the shut. >> Oh, wait. If she takes off, I'll let you know if she's coming. She's got the door closed and the window back up. >> If you guys can approach with a shield under the car, >> get out of the car. >> We have one. You're going to get pepper balls if you don't get out of the car. >> Just hold. >> You're going to get you copy from the east. >> Pepper ball deployment. >> Did that get in there? >> I think one of them did. The smoke. The smoke. The smoke did definitely. >> So, you got to put back on the >> break. >> Is it still going to work with the keys out? It's just still on it. Will >> dispatch copy if they have another squad to help with traffic control. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> THE CAR. GET OUT. [cough] >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around. East 3900 block [laughter] 3900 block of southbound [clears throat] Wisconsin William 327. >> Without body cam footage, no one would believe a mom actually held her child like a human shield while walking toward officers. They gave her every chance to end it peacefully. She torched them all. Now, the price isn't just legal. It's the shattered childhood of two innocent kids. [screaming] >> Why youing doing all that? >> You made this happen. Can you please let me >> hand stop resisting? >> I'm trying to wipe my ass. >> Can you stop touching me? >> Stand up. >> Can you face the car? We will >> face the car. >> I'm not touching the car. Face the car. >> Can you please tell me to stop touching me? >> We can't right now. >> I don't want you to touch me. Stop. >> Mhm. >> Can I open this up? >> Can you tell him to stop touching me right now? >> Where my kid at? >> Over there. >> Stop touching me. radio. >> What? >> You might have, but the car stolen from me. >> Okay, they probably didn't send it back. >> Scratching me now. >> Let me go. You let me literally your jacket. >> Hey, you just me on my head. >> I don't want him touching. >> I understand that. We got a job to do. >> Put another charge mother. >> You don't want another charge. Relax. You don't want another charge. >> I don't want him touching me. I don't want him touching me. I don't want him touching. >> Okay. Stop moving for me. Stop moving. I don't want him touching me. Stop moving. I got to search you. >> I don't want him moving. Stop touching me. Stop. Stop touching me. >> Driving a stolen ride and caught red-handed yet still hoping the cops would cut her slack. Pure fantasy. That delusion didn't just wreck her life. It dragged her kids into darkness and what cops found in the car proved she was far from being a model citizen. >> Multiple opportunities >> after y'all had the gun pointed at me and my kids. >> That's what happens. You're >> in a stolen car. >> Yes, you're in a stolen car. >> Hold on. Let me multiple times. >> I I situation. Y'all messing my >> You had your gun >> in the car. That's the procedure that happens. >> Why would you in a car later? >> You feel okay? You can breathe? >> I'm cool. >> All right. Okay. >> Still a little My throat is on fire. I'm going to go to driver's side marijuana. >> What' you say? >> He just got mad cuz I won't let him take a picture. >> Did he take it? >> No. >> I don't have to let him take a picture of me. But how he going to go take a picture of my kids? I want to take >> I That's just to see if they're not hurt or anything. That's just so we have evidence of everything. Right now, the fire department going to check them out with uh ball and everything. >> Okay. From here, we're going to go back to the station. We're going to do interview. We're going to figure out what you know, what you don't know. >> Okay, that's fine. That's that's that's what we got to do. Okay. Okay, I'll I'll start from the garage. I got >> Can you >> It's on a LP2 380. >> In the end, the woman identified as Roisha Allen was arrested. Charges included resisting officers, child neglect, and felony neglect of a child under six without great harm. The stolen car wasn't pinned on her. Cops confirmed she wasn't the one who took it, but she had no business driving it. On top of that, she was hit with marijuana possession, possible penalties, prison time, probation, fines, and even losing custody of her kids. The case is still in court. What do you think? What's a fair sentence here? Drop your thoughts below. On October 2nd, 2023, police were called to a Dodge dealership after reports of a disruptive customer. The woman was [music] described as mentally unstable, harassing both staff and customers. What began as a simple business complaint quickly escalated into a tense and unpredictable standoff. >> Her overlord. >> Yeah, talking. I think you guys have dealt with her before. >> What's her name? >> Cindy. >> I don't think I have, but yeah. What's What's she upset about? >> Uh, she's just having mentality. Oh, so she's not like this wasn't started by something you guys. >> She bought a car probably like two months ago or three months ago and then she was here this morning in a cab and she keeps talking about how Adolf Hitler, her neighbor, broke into her car and reprogrammed her contracts and she was struck by lightning six times. >> What does she want you guys to do? She hasn't really answered or like she hasn't really >> No, I mean you know I told her I'm like if somebody broke into your car you really need contact. She's like you should call the police. >> Okay. Anything else that they can help you with right now or I guess have you guys helped her with everything that you can or >> everything I can at this time. >> Excuse me. My car because the renter car didn't come. They broke into my house. I'm I'm going to call the cops. Madonna. Okay. They broke into my house. You're not going to keep doing this cuz you arrest me one more time. I'm going to have Stevie Wonder, Mottown, Barry Gordy, Sony Records, the the heirs of all these people have passed away and you have been stalking and haunting me more than the government ever wanted you. I'm calling the copsy. >> I'm calling the cops cuz this is this is >> Cindy, we are the police. Okay. >> Excuse me. I have Are you telling me I can't get my car or rent a car? >> Okay. They've helped me as much as Listen, you need to let me talk. OKAY. NO, YOU DON'T TALK about my car transaction and my financing >> Okay, you got to get going. Okay, they've helped you they helped you with everything that they can. Okay, >> my car is here, ma'am. And my rent car is here. >> Okay, they're saying that it's not there's nothing that they can help you with at this time. >> Well, then I have to give you the towing company. >> I have to give you the towing company. >> No, there's nothing I can do with that. >> My car is not What do you mean my car is not here? He didn't >> You're going to have to grab your stuff and get going. >> But wait a minute, honey. My car I'm leaving with my Excuse me. I'm leaving with my car. >> No, they don't have your car here. Okay, >> they do. >> This is Adolf. Can you help me, sir? This lady is trying to arrest me and stalk me at every hand. I was just a >> quiet down. This is your only warning for disorderly conduct. I don't play this game. Quiet down. >> The woman showed signs of a mental health crisis, possibly paranoia. She connected random dots into a story only she believed. Convinced police were there to fix her problem. In her mind, she wasn't the troublemaker. She was the victim. >> Okay, listen. Whether your car is here or not, they've done everything that they can for you. Okay. And that they you can't leave with your car at this time. Okay. That's what we're trying. You can't leave with your car at this time. >> Yeah, but I can get a rent car cuz I have insurance. I have two copies of I have two two insurance. One through the state of Ohio and one through my dad. >> Apparently, I don't know what's going on because I have two insurance. But the thing is the state of Ohio. Cindy, you need to lower your voice like he told you to. Okay. >> We're trying to get it worked out just like you are. >> Yeah. The state of Ohio has my my DM >> Bring it down. >> Well, he needs to get on with his job. So So that's nice that you guys got to talk and everything, but >> Yeah. Yeah. But I have to set up a a new battery. Uh uh I have I have bumperto-bumper insurance. These are all the paperwork. This is all the paperwork. It's all the paperwork. So I have bumperto-bumper insurance. It's $4,000. We were just talking about that to set up uh uh battery. So, it's >> it also needs a oil check cuz all the lights I told him all the lights were coming on. I told this young gentleman here, sir. Officer, >> officer officer. I told this young gentleman here that works over here and and and that that all the lights were coming on the battery, the oil. When he came back, he said the oil and everything. What she doesn't understand when that storm came, the power from the turbo and the and the all that hookup electrocuted me in both legs and I ended up being it threw everything out of whack. I've got the paperwork and they she since then broke broke into my house. You can't hardly get in and now I have I had two copies of registration. This is the DMV. This is not her DMV registering a 8-year driver's license. Okay? We went to the state together, the lady at the DMV, because they came in trying to get a year license. She's been driving off of my driver's license for many. >> This wasn't logical resistance anymore. It was cognitive breakdown. She saw the officers as enemies in a grand imaginary conspiracy. Her paranoia evolved fast from vague feelings of injustice to wild complex plots far removed from reality >> today that's keeping you from I I just want to get where you know you do this everywhere I go yeah I going to I have to set up the battery sir these are documents >> but like I said I don't believe the battery is something that's covered under bumper to bumper that might be >> how do you know >> I don't well I have a truck and I have the same thing I bring my truck >> and and Those documents are gone too about the bumper to bumper and my registration is gone. I got two registrations in Columbus, Ohio. So the bumper to bumper is for all the electrical that is missing and they took my copy of the registration one right now. >> We are here with the police. Okay. You get a police officer price. They're trying to take my car, my documents, my registration. >> You need to hang up. But you can't take the registration and give you cannot give a million dollar liability insurance policy. Liability million dollars. And so they've broken into my house. You need to hang up. >> This is my neighbor at 46. >> Cindy, if you hang up, you're going to get charged with 911 telephone calling 911. >> Can you hear me? Can you hear me? This is a government agent. >> Cindy Maria Harrison who >> Why is taking my car, my registration? officer that's taking >> my license. This lady here, she's a man sometimes and a woman's other time. But you're a former Latin king, sir, and we were Elkins and we're the >> Excuse me, sir. >> Is this your phone, man? >> Excuse me. Why are you arresting me, sir? I Stevie Wonder and Barry Gordy own this lot. The Armstrongs own this lot. Tyler, they said I need a new battery. Can I get a new car? I can't get a job. Let's throw those in her bag. >> I can't get a job. C. >> Can you look at my license, sir? >> Can I ask you a question, ma'am? >> Can you look at my license and see what she's done? That's her being. But I'm registered with the Department of Transportation. >> Yes, that's old. >> That's a new one, sir. You have my >> No, no, no. >> Okay, we're going to go to the jail with you. It's going to go to the jail. >> Do you want this lock in this? >> Come on, guy. Come on, man. What are you, >> Cindy? We tried to warn you and you didn't listen. >> I'm just I'm in broadcasting ma'am unlike you. I have a loud voice. I'm a singer. >> I got you. >> I believe it. Uh just get her out of the store. >> Officers had no choice but to act swiftly to keep everyone safe. Handcuffs became the only way to stop her resistance and prevent harm. But this was just the beginning of a deeper spiral waiting to unfold. >> Oh my god. >> Hey, GIVE ME MY PURSE. DAMN IT. SHE'S NOT MY PURSE AGAIN. SHE'S TAKING NO. LET MY MONEY PURSE AND MY MONEY IN MY NO, NO, NO. TAKE MY MONEY PURSE. NO, NO. GET WHY DOES SHE HAVE TO CARRY MY PURSE all the time? Take my purse, sir. Please. Come on, King. Come on. Take my What? You see? >> No. She does this all the time. She takes all my money and my purse and my ID. NO. TAKE IT. PUT IT with the REST OF MY THINGS. >> SOMEBODY HELP ME. OKAY. I HELP ME. I'M STEVIE WONDER. UH, and Barry Gordy's daughter. Okay. This is Adolf Hitler. He is not He's taking my >> Go ahead. Have a seat in the back of my car. All right. >> I'll help you around if you need it. >> Okay. But why can't I complete my transaction? >> Come back at a later date. >> But what is the No, no, no. City, you need to sit down in the I sing. I'm a broadcaster. Stevie Wonder and Barry Gordy and my dad used to run this. She was never around. She has no roots in America. SHE'S GOT A DIFFERENT name every time. Take the >> You're going to have to get somebody stronger than me. >> Taking me a seat. >> Do you see? I don't even fit in here. Have a seat. >> I don't FIT IN HERE BECAUSE this is not my This is not my lot in life. >> Hey, King. King, I I'm I'm aware that your family passed. But my family passed away, too. >> You got to stop going away from us. >> Stevie is these one of the last left. >> Swing your legs up. All right, >> come on. Swing your legs around. All right, >> there we go. >> But you're not I CAN'T SHOP OR DO ANYTHING WITHOUT being arrested. And what is the reason for that? >> Her irrational statements acted as a psychological shield, protecting her from facing the truth. Even in the patrol car, she clung to her delusions, talking in circles to maintain a sense of control. Her erratic energy showed her mental state was far from calming down. >> SO WHAT'S YOUR EXCUSE FOR ARRESTING ME FOR THIS TIME? >> MISS HILLARY CLINTON, THE LOSER. WHY ARE YOU ARRESTING ME AT MY OWN CAR LOT? MY DAD'S OWN THIS CAR LOT. I CAN'T EVEN TALK TO I CAN'T TALK TO ANYBODY. I CAN'T FRAT EYES. I can't eat, DRINK, [ __ ] OR PISS WITHOUT YOUR PERMISSION. >> WASH YOUR HANDLE. ARE YOU GOING TO LET >> I SAID SHUT UP OR TALK? SO CONFUSED. SHE'S SO CONFEDERATE, WHICH HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH HER. The Confederate flag is not from Ukraine. AND MY BEST FRIENDS WERE VLADIMIR, TONY GARCIA, and of course uh uh Andre Putin of Russia, KINGS OF RUSSIA. MY BEST FRIENDS WERE THE LATIN KINGS. MY BEST FRIENDS WERE SOMEWHAT THINK SHE'S a Liken people. What? Why are you letting this woman drive around by herself armed and dangerous? Cuz nobody else has arms but her. Why are you letting her drive around by herself? >> Cindy, go ahead. Stop. >> Why doesn't she have a partner? >> What's done is done. We're going to get OUT NOW. >> WELL, WHY DOES SHE HAVE WE NEED WHAT'S DONE. >> We ride single units. >> We don't have >> You don't have partners? No. >> How is that? Why? When did that happen? >> I mean, that's that's irrelevant at this point. We don't need to worry ABOUT >> YOU KNOW WHAT'S IRRELEVANT IS ME DOING. HELP ME, JOEY. >> What's on that seat? >> I don't. >> Did you poop yourself? >> Do you see? That's what I'm saying. I can't eat. I can't sleep. I've got a terrible Ebola disease. She stops me at every transaction. But my car, I poured millions and hundreds of dollars into the same car. I've got two insurance. I got insurance through the state. AND WHEN YOU SCRAMBLE TO change that, everybody knew. Everybody knew. >> For me, please. >> YOU MADE ME [ __ ] ON MYSELF. I MEAN, I GOT BRAND NEW CLOTHES. DUDE, YOU CAN'T JUST FIND THESE CLOTHES ANYWHERE. >> You won't let him know she spit tried to SPIT ON ME. >> NO, I [ __ ] I SIT IN YOUR LOOK AT THIS DUMB BAR. >> SHE'S SO SCARED OF ME. SHE SCARED HER OWN SHADOW. IT'S SHE WHETHER A MAN OR A WOMAN, IT'S THE SAME CLIMATE. >> IN THE END, she was booked into jail and charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and harassing a detainee. If convicted, penalties could include fines, probation, or jail time, depending on the severity and local law. On June 29th, 2025 in Illinois, police responded to a domestic violence call. A woman named Lauren was accused of assaulting those she lived with. When officers arrived to investigate and ensure safety, the situation escalated into a tense showdown. >> Do you want to talk to me? >> Do you want to talk to me, Lauren? What happened tonight? Lauren, >> I'm gonna need you to answer my questions so I make sure you're all right and find out what happened tonight. Can you do that? >> No. >> Whiskey for traffic. >> All right. Well, you know domestic battery. >> I'm going to be obligated to take you to jail. 676. You >> understand that? >> Frank Adam domestic battery 583. Frank Adam 83583. It's going to be a silver. >> You understand? >> 67. >> How do you feel right now? Come out of the bed. You're not going to answer my questions. We're going to put you under arrest. Can you answer my questions so I can figure out what happened? I'm going to have to assume what told me is correct. Okay. Do you understand? >> It must take some kind of superpower to sleep through two officers standing in your room. Or maybe she thought if she faked a snore, the cops would politely shut the door and walk away. If so, that was one of the most creative but failed life escape tactics ever. >> All right, come on. Come out of the bed. You're under arrest. Don't pull. Don't pull. Don't pull me. I'm >> Don't resist. I'm going. I am going. >> He made me vaped in this house. He kisses me. >> She did cocaine. I hate drugs and alcohol. >> Okay. You're on You're under arrest. Okay. >> I punched him out of >> Do not hit me. I will use force that >> I need help from you. >> That's not going to happen. >> That's not happening. >> I will use force to make you >> comply. Okay. Can you come? Can you stand up? >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Do it on your own free will. Don't make me pull you out of the bed. >> Okay. Come out of the bed. >> You need to stand up. >> Come up. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> Do not hit us or kick us. >> We will I self-defense. >> Okay. Come on. Stand up. >> I'm trying to support this [ __ ] >> Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Come on. You're going with us. >> Don't resist. >> Don't resist. Don't resist. >> Where are you taking? >> Hands behind your back to the station. >> Hands behind your back. >> I didn't do anything. >> Hands behind your back. >> Look. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. Look at >> me. >> Hands behind your back. What are you doing? >> Are you okay? Do you want to hug? >> No. >> You want to feed her? >> MY ARM. MY ARM. MY ARM. MY ARM. PLEASE >> PUT YOUR arm behind your back. >> My arm. >> Put it behind your back. >> The second she opened her eyes, panic hit and she admitted to striking the man, cementing the domestic violence charge. When cops tried to cuff her, she fought back, forcing them to use necessary force to secure the arrest and keep everyone safe. >> Scared your back. >> Please. Please listen. Help. [laughter] >> Stand up. >> Stand up, Lauren. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Please, can you hurt me? Can my arms? MY ARMS. MY ARMS. MY ARMS. [screaming] DO YOU see me? >> Where is this thing? I got to double lock the handcuffs. Yeah, you do. Check for fit, too. [laughter] Can you turn around so I can tighten up or lock your handcuffs so they don't get too tight? Can you stand up on your own? I want to check the fit of your handcuffs so they're not so tight. Okay. Can you stand up? Thank you. Let's see. Get some light here. My foot is really hurting. >> Okay. >> I just need a hug right now. >> Well, we can't do that. [laughter] >> That's not how we feel safe. >> Okay. Can we get some shoes for you, >> please? Are these your shoes? >> Do you want Do you want to slip into them? >> I want you to stay in this house. I don't feel safe. >> Okay. >> Do you want to slip into your shoes? >> I want you to stay in this house in this house. >> We got to take you to the jail. >> She claimed she wasn't safe at home, so officers gave her an upgrade to the safest spot around, the county jail. Arrested for assault, yet still asking for a hug. A bizarre scene. It felt less like fear and more like a tactic. Flipping from aggressor to trembling victim. Please live in this house with me. The three. Do >> you want to PUT YOUR SHOES ON? >> OKAY. Can you put your shoes on? Can you put your shoes on? >> We'll just these are yours, I'm guessing, right? All right. Come on. We're going to walk you to the car. Come to the Noel Police Department. You go out there. Can we live? Can I live with you? Are you going to feel safe? >> I don't know. That's got her. >> Yeah, I got her. >> You want to just make sure they're not? >> Yeah. >> Just in case. Y. All right. Walk down nice and slow. Henry. 31. Can you show one female 95 pull your car into the drive? >> Let pull his car in the drive. >> Okay, >> we'll be right back. >> I'm going to have you. >> No, >> I can tell you don't do drugs and alcohol. I want to live with someone who doesn't do drugs. >> Okay, come on to the car. Even in handcuffs, she kept repeating her one wish, to live with someone not hooked on drugs. That seemed to be the root of all her chaos. In her confusion, she tried to explain herself as if pleading for someone, anyone, to believe her. >> All right, we're going to sit you on the passenger side of this car. Okay. >> I want to stay with you. >> Okay. You're going to come back to the station with me. All right. Yeah. If you can turn turn and face me and then sit down with your >> careful. Make sure you get your >> All right. Swing your body up. >> Come on. We're going to get you to the station. Get those off you. Okay. >> The faster you get in here, the faster we'll get you to the station. mail right here from back to >> What's that? [laughter] >> Okay, we're going to get you to the station in those handcuffs. They're they are properly fit. Okay, I made sure of that. >> Okay, we're going to transport you to the station right away. Okay. >> In the end, Lauren was booked into jail on charges of domestic battery and resisting law enforcement. If convicted, she could face fines, probation, or time behind bars, depending on the severity of her actions in Illinois court rulings. On September 22nd, 2024, police were called to a bar after reports of chaos. A woman was accused of throwing objects and screaming at staff. What looked like a minor dispute escalated into a full-blown standoff the second officer stepped in >> behind the bar and I went and I grabbed it. That's what happened. [music] >> Okay. >> Nothing nothing else. >> Okay. >> So, what's up with throwing anything? >> The bartender got upset because the bar the ball went behind the bar and I went and I grabbed it. >> Okay. So, you weren't throwing stuff at the bartender. You weren't >> That was it. was off. >> I don't want no trespass. I don't want none of that. I just the situation. I just want it over. Stale's done. He's done. I just want everybody to go. If we close the bars, it's over. I don't want our chart, nothing. They didn't do anything wrong. It's just an escalated situation. >> She went and grabbed she grabbed a football. >> It escalated. It escalated. No [ __ ] wrong. Nobody's in trouble. Okay. [music] >> Nobody's in trouble. I just want to make sure that what happened is understood. >> Yes. So, she walked she walked behind the football rolled over the bar. She walked behind the bar. Dale, no one's allowed to walk behind the bar. She went behind the bar. He got into her face, arguing. Um, she didn't do anything wrong. I just want the situation diffused. I don't want anybody in trouble. I don't want none of that. I just want it all diffused. >> And I think they were leaving and they were leaving anyways. But, okay. No one's trespassed. No one's in trouble. I just want the situation to fuse. >> Everything's good. >> It's all good. >> He was upset about the fact that you had to be followed. >> Yeah. Fair enough. >> All right. >> I'm not here to hurt nobody. I'm just trying to figure everything out. Okay. >> Take care of now. >> We're just They're leaving. He's leaving. He's finishing up his. He's leaving. They're leaving. Everybody's leaving. Bars are closed. >> At first, things seemed to cool down. The manager and the woman both tried to smooth it over and the police left thinking it was just a petty spat. But the moment their backs were turned, she stormed back at the bartender, reigniting the fire. She >> punched him right in the face. He's inside. >> GET your ass over here. >> I It wasn't me. I just >> Okay. Where's the bartender? >> He's inside. >> Does he want to press charges? >> I'd probably hold on. Yeah, you haven't come out here. Ma'am, >> got you. Walk out. >> Stupid. >> Shut up. >> Shut up. YOU BOTH YOUR KIDS IN THE ASS. >> Shut up. >> So, what's going Why? Everything Everything was calm. >> No, he's sitting here flicking me off at the bar. >> Bro, >> so what? >> So why you have to go and punch him? >> I DID NOT punch him. >> So the cameras and stuff and all. >> I didn't punch him. I did not punch him. >> So if I go over there right now, >> Yes. If you go over there right now, I did not punch him. >> You understand? If you want to press charges, you'll go to jail. >> I didn't punch him. >> So what happened? >> I didn't punch him. I went to his face and we had an intera like a encounter. >> Okay. >> I did not punch him in his face. There was no punching. >> No, I did not punch him. >> Okay. >> A thousand% did not punch him. >> Okay. >> And then the interaction of cuz my son's football went behind the bar. Like be for real. Cuz I went and grabbed my son's football. Why was that an issue? I'm not trying to be a bartender. I'm going and grabbing my son's football. >> Okay. >> He's had it out for me for whatever reason the second I stepped to the bar. >> When I got here, the manager said she was going to take care of him. Go. >> Right. So then as I'm walking out, he's flicking me off. >> So then tell the manager, let the manager deal with it. >> What was she going to do? >> She can fire him. She can kick his ass out of here. >> She wasn't going to do that cuz she told me he the bar's closed and he's still serving drinks. >> The explosion came when she claimed she'd been provoked. She flat out denied everything, twisting the story even as evidence piled up. Meanwhile, the bartender stood his ground, furious but clear. He wanted justice. >> Um there was a little discrepancy. I guess her kid dropped his ball for the third time behind the bar and the first time I gave him back his ball at the tiki bar. He dropped it over there. I threw him the ball like it is with her kids, you know? >> Yeah. >> But then the ball came behind the bar again and then she came shruting behind the bar and I said, "Hey." I said it nicely the first time. I was like, "Hey, just don't come behind. You're not allowed to be behind my bar." And then she wanted to run her mouth, whatever. You know, drunk people, [ __ ] And she's running her mouth. Running her mouth. I'm like, "Hey, all I did was ask you not to come behind my bar. You're not allowed to be back here." >> Yeah. And then she want to go cussing and screaming and yelling and trying to throw drinks at me and then they're leaving whatever and then here she comes back behind the [ __ ] bar and puts her hands on me. Absolutely not. What if I had to put my hands on her? >> Let me ask you this. >> Do you want her to go to jail? You want >> I honestly do, but I do twice. I was right in between. I was in between of the >> I appreciate it, but you got to I got to ask him because he's the one that was going to have to go. >> That's what he told me. I mean, we can >> we can trespass. What if she put her hands on you? Something >> I That's court. I can't do that. It's >> either she goes to jail or gets trespassed. >> It's up to you. >> One of the two or >> It's up to you, bro. >> It's either she goes to jail tonight on >> you don't get to put your hands on people. Like, absolutely not. I don't care about all that. I just do not appreciate someone putting their hands on me. >> No. And that's fair. And I put your hands on me. >> Not unless you're being sweet. You're like, I was not sweet. You're a trashy. >> Think about it this way. Either way, she's going to learn a lesson. >> Either way, >> so you make your decision. It's literally up to you, bro. >> What she should have been doing is acting like that in front of her children. >> Yeah. There you go. I appreciate it. >> Do what's right, dude. >> Think about your coworkers, bro. >> I'm I'm on your side whatever way you want. Either way, she's never coming back. Think about your coworkers. >> I don't care about never coming back or not, but like repercussions. Like this is a small town. >> Like I make an example of her, they might make an example of me. Like I don't want to backlash. >> You know what I mean? Like what the I can deal with little Yeah. But she shouldn't get away with putting her hands on me, bro. And if we let her go. >> In the heat of it all, the bartender wrestled with his fear of consequences and his hunger for justice. The cops didn't push. They let him decide. And finally, he made his move, filing charges. That choice sealed the night's fate, turning barroom drama into a courtroom battle. >> Defend myself. Absolutely. >> You want to see the video? You want to look at it with me? >> I'll look at it. I don't I'm not opposed to it, especially for something that he instigated. >> So, here's you coming around. >> Mhm. >> Arguing >> the same way he was to me. >> What you and then getting people get between you. >> Mhm. >> Right there. and then >> defending myself. There's people >> reaching towards me. Absolutely. >> As someone grab getting grabbed towards >> would react. >> I'm not sitting here trying to cause a bar fight. Okay. >> My son's football got put behind the bar. I went and grabbed it. That's not a crime. >> Nope. >> I grabbed it and he was offended that I went and grabbed it behind the bar. >> Now, if I knew that that was going to be an issue, I would have said, "Hey, my son's bar is behind the bar. the son's my son's football is behind the bar. Can you grab it? I didn't think it was an issue because earlier in the day that same thing happened and he playfully gave it to my son now. He was offended and continued to go on about it. >> You're not Don't disrespect me in front of my children when it's not even something that needs to be it. It wasn't an issue, especially earlier in the day. It's a football. I'm not trying to disrespect you. I'm not trying to overstep you. I'm not trying to be rowdy at your bar. Okay, >> now when I'm going cuz it was over. >> She refused to admit she started it, showing no capacity for reflection or accountability and an even darker question lingered. Why was a child in a bar to begin with? And why were objects being thrown around in the first place? >> I was no longer even going to be here. And when I went in his face, now everyone's grabbing me. Now I'm the issue. Yeah, I'm going to get defensive and feel like when people are grabbing me that I have to defend myself. >> Well, you got to understand that you going behind the bar coming to somebody that's just running their mouth. That even just running your mouth, it's defend myself. >> That's not defending yourself. Somebody running your their mouth is not def You can't defend yourself. >> I'm running my mouth, too. >> So, he was running his mouth. >> We're running. >> You left. You came You came around the bar >> and approached him >> while he was just running his mouth. It would have been it would have been a different story if he approached you and came towards you outside of the bar and then you smacked him. It's a different story. But now you you approach him. You you're the primary aggressor at this point because you myself >> that take you take that >> and I didn't just go over there and smack I didn't >> No, you didn't. It it it started off >> and when people grab me now I'm defensive. >> But you're smacking you smacked him >> because people are grabbing me. I don't know which way that's coming. So >> over there just defending myself and then people start grabbing me. Now I'm defensive. I don't know which way that's coming. It's a whole big commotion. >> Yeah. >> I didn't go over there to smack him. >> So but they were trying to get you away or get you out of the bar and that's when you were that's when you you smacked him. Correct. >> I didn't I don't No, I'm not agreeing to me smacking him. >> Okay. Okay. Well, so here's the deal. We have the video evidence. We have the the witnesses there. I don't see your testimony smacking him. It's a It's a simple battery. >> I don't see it. >> It's non-domemestic. So, you have a bond. It's going to be $100. >> I don't see me smacking him in that video. >> It's going to be It's going to be It's It's there, >> but I don't see it. >> Oh, I It's in there. I just >> play it again, but I don't see myself smacking. >> It's there. >> And you're agreeing with that? >> Mhm. >> This is a video. This is This isn't edited anyway. >> Crazy. And this is what's wrong with this country. >> See right here? One, two, smack. Smacked him. >> Didn't smack him. >> Yeah, he did. From the video, what the evidence has, that's you. >> I don't see that I'm smacking him. >> Okay. But anyway, you're being placed under you're being placed under arrest. >> In the end, the woman was booked and charged with simple assault. If convicted, she could face jail time, fines, restitution to the victim, and a permanent ban from the bar. With any prior record, the charge could even be bumped to a felony. These aren't oops moments. They're choices kids end up paying for. 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