behind a little bit of traffic. Crash, crash, crash, crash, crash, crash, crash, crash. >> Come over here. Come. Come, come this way. Come this way. Come this way. Come this way. >> When the law has to speak for a child, it's no longer a family. It's a tragedy. >> Him up in your presence. You take me to jail, but don't tell me what the you do in my house. >> These mothers thought they had a choice until those red and blue lights hit their faces. >> No. >> No. [screaming] And here's the hard truth. No one walks away innocent when it's their own child's tears on the line. >> Keep walking. Don't put your hands down. Keep walking back. Keep coming. >> On March 3rd, 2025, a frantic call from a Walgreens manager reports a retail theft involving Danielle Butler. When officers track down her vehicle, what started as a petty theft quickly [music] turns into a high-speed chase through crowded city streets. >> Walgreens and Leighton. We have a shoplifter, the gray Chevy Malibu. They're on Lumis by the medical office building right now. The black female with two kids. She's going >> Okay, sir. >> She took a right turn. >> You got to hold on a second. Hold on. Okay. What kind of car is it? >> Gray Chevy Malibu. >> Did you get a plate number? >> She's got a plate in the back window. Hang on. She's coming back. She's coming back. She's by the gas station by the BP. >> Hold on a second. >> She's taking a right and going down late and towards 27th. >> Just hold on a second. >> Okay. Just trying to keep you updated. Now I can't see her anymore. >> What did she take? >> Baby formula. She had a whole cart full of stuff. >> Can you still see the vehicle? >> No, they they're headed down. They were headed down late towards 27. >> Okay. We have officers on the way there and someone will be in contact with your window, man. >> Huh? >> Roll down the window. >> Vehicle took off. All right. Traffic still light. We're about 100 miles an hour. We're safely driving. >> Come on, drive. Just drive. Just drive. You're good. Still westbound passing 76 Street. [screaming] >> Speeds are coming slowing. We are behind a little bit of traffic. >> Crash. Crash. Crash. [laughter] Crash. Crash. Crash. Crash. Crash. >> Big crash. Big crash. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> She took off with her two little kids in the back seat. All for a can of baby formula. Hard to believe a mother would risk her children's lives over something so small. The crash that followed wasn't a surprise. It was the inevitable price of one reckless choice. >> Hands up. chair to block the tree away. Well found at 76th Street. I got you. Roll down your window. Put your hands up now. >> Go behind my squad. Yep. Go behind my squad. >> Keep your hands [screaming] up. Get out the vehicle with your hands up. >> Hands up now. Get your hands up now. >> Hands up. Hands up. Put your hands up. [screaming] >> Get out the car. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. >> Turn around. Face away from us. Hold it. >> Face away. >> She's talking to somebody in the vehicle. >> Start coming back to the sound of my voice. Your hands up. Hands up. >> Keep your hands up. Don't put them down again. Do you understand? Put your hands in the air. >> Start walking back to the sound of my voice. Now >> walk back. >> Walk back. >> Walk back to the sound of my voice. Keep walking. Don't put your hands down. Keep walking back. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. >> Keep coming. Stop. Face away from me. Stay in the car. Take steps to the right. Steps to the right. Ma'am, listen to me. Take steps to the right now. >> Steps to your right. >> I'll take over. >> Step to your right. More. >> I understand. >> Step to the right. Step all the way back toward the sound of my voice. Keep your hands up. >> Keep your hands up. Come back further to the sound of my voice. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Face away from me. >> They're just kids in the car. >> How many kids are in the car? >> Come over here, buddy. Come over here. Come over here. Come over here. >> Come. Come. Come this way. Come this way. Come this way. Come this way. Are you okay? >> When the little boy ran straight into the officer's arms without hesitation, that moment said it all. This was one grocery run they'll never forget. And the mother, her first request after being cuffed wasn't about her kids. It was to call her sister. >> How old is the child? Are they able to walk? >> Oh, yeah. She's so pleasing right there. >> I love you. >> Let's go. >> Okay. >> Come on. [clears throat] >> Unbelievable. >> You got coverage? >> Yep. >> Okay, sweetie. >> Come here. [crying] Spread your feet. >> Lift up your back arms. >> Okay. >> Okay. Looked at your back here. Come please call my sister please so she can get >> not right now. >> I love you. >> All right. >> You'll be fine. Are you not injured? >> What hurts? >> Okay. Sit down right here. Okay. Okay. >> Here we go. Are you okay? You're not injured? Okay, just sit tight. Okay, just sit tight. Okay, we'll be fine. Do you want to put her on other side? >> Just sit tight. Okay. >> Anybody hurts, guys? >> Yeah. >> What hurts? >> My lips hurt. >> Your what? >> My lips hurt. >> Lips hurt. Okay. The fire the ambulance is coming. Okay. Just sit tight. Sit tight. >> Come on. One of the kids been playing on the left. >> No persons in the car. everyone. >> Once everyone was safe, officers turned their focus to the children, calming them down, checking for injuries, the older one showed clear signs of fear and trauma. The stolen items were recovered soon after, confirming the report. But what left everyone speechless were the children's terrified eyes, wide, trembling, and broken by confusion. >> Granny house. >> What's that? >> To my granny house. >> Your granny house. Yes. You'll go to your granny's house in a second. Uh, do you know your granny's phone number by any chance? >> Yeah. >> What is her phone number? >> Do you know your granny granny's phone number? >> You don't remember? Okay, it's okay. We'll ask your mama. Okay. Okay. >> Yeah. Just give us a second. >> What's that? >> How do we crash? >> How do you crash? I don't know. Your mommy lose control. Do you remember what happened? >> No. They're going to check you out. Okay. Hey. >> Hello. >> Well, three years old and two years old. She's complaining on the lip pain. You can see on her face she got some scratches on on her face. >> Okay. >> So, and the driver is in the other spot. >> Okay. Um, is the driver in custody? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Do you want to be checked up by the fire department because they're obviously coming for your kids. >> What? >> Yeah. >> Question. Are you the sole person who has custody of your children? >> Yeah. Then um dad will at all. >> So no but like right now they they will come and get them or like they will get them. >> I don't know you here. Okay. >> They'll be fine here. All right. >> All right. So let's go check vehicle. I'm going to stay with her for a second. >> Can you ask your phone number for the grandma because they mentioned about grandma? >> No, they are not in the car seat. >> Uh what else? kids injuries. You just evaluate them injuries up here. >> They were they were not in a car seat. There is no car seat in the car. >> No car seat for the kids. >> Yes, I can. There's no car seat. So, >> okay. >> Okay. >> You guys have any information on the kids? >> Uh, no. Mom is right here >> sitting there. >> Mom is in this spot. Maybe she can >> You can try to get some. >> Did that um vehicle have a license plate on her or not? >> Maybe inside. Yeah. So that there wasn't attached when I tried to start. So it looked like they crashed into that cement barrier with the rear. >> The final blow came when police discovered there were no child safety seats in the car and that Danielle had lied about the car's windows. It showed a complete disregard for even the most basic safety measures. She risked her kids' lives just to cover up a theft. That wasn't just negligence. It was proof of how far she'd fallen as a parent. >> Should be taking custody of your kids, Grandma. Um, >> yeah. >> Okay. What's grandma's name? >> Um, but it's going to be >> Does he take any medications? Okay. Any allergies? >> Was he in a seat belt? >> Grandma. >> Um, was he in a booster seat or anything? >> You want them transported to the hospital? >> Are they okay? >> He got a couple bumps, but nothing's jumping out obvious. Um, we'll let you know if we find anything. Okay. >> Yeah, you can transport. seated. Um, and the back driver back driver side. Yeah. >> So, they were both unrestrained it sounds like where they didn't have any seat belts on. >> No, they both had um the that middle seat belt on and the um so Destiny was in behind the passenger seat. She had her seat belt on. >> Okay. They're both They're both too small to be sitting in the back seat without a car seat. >> So, that seat belt really didn't do anything to protect them. So, they do have some bumps and bruises and some scratches. >> Okay. So, it's up to you if you want them taken into the hospital. >> I say you >> you want them to go to the hospital. Okay. Sounds good. Now, we're going to take them. We're going to show >> So, you want to tell me what was going on? How did it start? What were you doing in uh Walgreens? >> I took some food and some baby from >> to Okay. You know the amount of approximately of how much you took? >> Yeah. just say like 2:30. >> Okay. Uh, and I'm guessing they didn't give you consent. You just took it away. >> No, I sw my car. She said it was okay. >> Okay. So, when we pulled you over, did you know that you were pulled over? Did you see the lights and sirens? >> Yeah. >> I mean, you stopped. So, you stopped and you rolled down the window for a little bit. Um, and you started running away. What was the reason for running away? cuz like I I really wasn't thinking like I was like thinking like I didn't want to go to jail and then my kids not have nobody in there like me running away still did the same things. >> Is it Did you recognize that you were putting your children in danger by running away? >> I wasn't thinking about like all the stuff that could have happened at that moment [clears throat] like it was like uh >> Okay. Were your children with seat belts? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Where were they located when you were driving away? >> And uh >> Danielle was ultimately charged with operating a vehicle, fleeing, eluding an officer, first-degree reckless endangerment, property damage, bail jumping, two counts of child neglect, and one misdemeanor retail theft. But when she faced the judge in July 2025, she was only convicted of fleeing, eluding, and the two child neglect charges. The sentence, 6 years in state prison, and another 6 years of extended supervision. A harsh reminder of how seriously Wisconsin treats putting children in danger. If blind love hurts a child, then blind intoxication makes the whole world watch. On December 11th, 2023, police responded to reports of a hit-and-run crash. The caller identifies the driver as a local elementary school teacher who appeared to be intoxicated. But when officers trace her down, they uncover a story far darker than just a bad decision behind the wheel >> here in the front lobby. >> I don't >> Did you? >> Of course. Uh I didn't look at the name, but they drive they they drive a brown traverse. >> Oh, I don't know who drives a brown traverse. >> Okay. Who's my collar? >> I can totally get them down here. Elizabeth. >> Oh, okay. >> Thank you. >> I'm coming. Good morning. >> It doesn't. >> Good morning. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> Pretty good. >> Doing okay. No injuries? >> No. I mean, I'm just kind of shaking up, but other than that, no. >> Yeah. Do you want to walk and talk? >> Yeah, that's fine. >> What happened? Well, I was taking a left on that corner right there and then somebody hit me and then I took I went down the road and then they never stopped. >> Okay. So, what why didn't you stop when I saw you turn right onto 76th Street from Kazoo? Why didn't you stop then? >> I just went home. >> Why? You obviously saw me car there. Why would you stop then? I guess I didn't know it was the same accident >> that was there. It goes, "That's her." I'm like, "Well, I can't sit here and leave your your car in the >> Hey, no, that No, that's No, I completely understand what you're saying. >> So, where did you stop at? >> No, I never stopped. I went back home." >> She acted like the school was her safe zone, a place where police couldn't touch her. After the crash, she didn't just drive away. She ran from responsibility. When confronted, she shifted gears into clumsy storytelling, trying to paint herself as the victim of circumstance. >> We can we can we can look that up, too. >> Yeah. No, that's fine. >> As far as when you call. >> Oh, yeah. No, I would say I would call within like the within 20 minutes. >> Okay. Why don't you stop right away? Let's get your insurance. Why don't you stop right away? I guess I'm confused. >> No. No. >> I mean, you can. >> No, I'm just going to tell you. >> Yeah. You have your driver's license and your insurance. Oh, definitely. >> So, you didn't So, >> no. When it happened, I thought, "Holy crap, >> he's going to be mad." And I can show you the messages that he's already doing. >> You have a green light. >> I did. >> Okay. >> They hit me. >> Okay. Well, if you had a green light, that means they had a green light, too. And if you're turning left, they have the right away. Does that make sense? >> No, I understand. about what they did. They hit me. >> Oh, your car's right here, ma'am. Miss >> Oh, sorry. >> That's okay. >> I have your plate information. I have everything. >> Why would you say that though? >> Cuz I feel like I smell alcohol coming from you. >> Really? >> Yes. And then I feel like also that might be a reason why you didn't stop right away. >> Am I on the right page here? >> No. I mean I don't think >> you don't think you are still under the influence of any kind of alcohol right now? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> No, I promise you. No, I don't think so. >> I mean, that's just that's how I feel. on our block. >> All right. Would you take a pulary breath test? >> Yeah, I would. >> Once she ran out of excuses for leaving the scene, she turned defensive about being drunk. But when the officers mentioned the smell of alcohol, she froze, completely caught off guard. How does someone who thinks of herself as a good person end up here? Agreeing to a breath test was a gamble she couldn't win. >> Do you think it would have been anything on it? So all zeros would be completely so I promise you >> but I didn't I didn't answer my question. Do you think you would have been anything on that on that breath test? >> Oh no I don't. >> Nope. Not by one means. >> All right. Do me a favor. Can you see the tip my finger right now? There's just a temporary. >> That's kind of odd to me that you're doing that at school. I just want to make sure that I'm >> and I want to make sure that you can go teach kids. >> Oh yes. Oh no. Go ahead. That's I just don't want I don't want that to be known by my >> I mean I also don't want to embarrass you in front of everybody >> you are and that's totally fine. >> It's not totally fine and that's why >> it's not but I'm telling I don't want you to make me cry. I promise you I'm not. That's totally fine. Do whatever you need to do. Walk me right around here. >> Oh no. That's not my intent. That's why I'm trying to be as discreet as possible. That's why I brought you over here trying to figure >> All right. I'm trying I'm trying to work with you, but I'm also trying to make sure that you can go back to work. >> Well, I can >> and and and not have this fall on me in my department. >> I understand. >> I didn't do anything. So, wherever you want me to go, I'll go with you. >> There's someone. >> Okay. And they do have someone out here. Uh, we can go inside. >> That way we can stay warm until he gets here. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I have it. Okay. They're at 60th and Eastern. So, we'll just hang out for a minute. >> Yeah. Let me know how I feel. >> Oh, my I'm always cold. My hands at the worst. Let's go figure this out. Get going, right? >> Okay. >> And if I if you if you're fine, then I will apologize a thousand times to you and get you out of here. Okay. I just want to make sure that I can sleep at night knowing that I did what I needed to do or felt like I should do. >> It's totally fine. >> Yeah. Park over here. I don't want to make this super public. So, just park over here. >> It's fine. >> No, no, >> you I mean to be honest with you, you already embarrassed me. I'm not >> Well, so if if I did enough, then make it better. So, >> yeah, that's totally fine. Yeah, but they also don't need to see especially if it's all especially if if there's nothing there, then they don't need to see you blowing into this thing. You know what I mean? Cuz then they're just going to assume. And if it's wrong, if I'm wrong, then I don't want them to assume everything. >> Right. Come back here. Can you open >> Can you open your mouth real quick? Huh? Open your mouth with her tongue. Lift up your tongue. >> Her fear of losing her reputation outweighed her fear of legal trouble. She begged officers not to let the school find out. To her, image mattered more than consequences. Even as the police tried to handle it discreetly, she clung to what little was left of her respectable persona. All you got to do is just blow in here until it beeps at you or I tell you to stop. I'll hold on to it so that way you don't break it. >> Until it beeps or I tell you to stop. Until I tell you stop. >> Okay. Y I've never done this before. >> Yep. That's fine. Just blow into it like you were until it stop. >> Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Nothing. >> What's that? Nothing. What's that? >> Really? >> That's over That's over twice the legal limit to be driving. >> Really? >> Huh? I don't feel anything. So, >> you don't feel anything? >> No. >> I'm not going to go back inside right now, so I'm not going to tell anybody yet. So, but if you want to have a seat in either my car or his car to stay warm until we figure this out. All right. Um or you can hang out outside. I got to make I got to make a couple quick phone calls. I'll be right back. Okay. Okay. I'll sit in his car, my car, or you good. >> I'm making you nervous. I wish you would tell me what's going on. >> I'm telling you exactly what's going I'm going to tell you exactly what's going on. I'm making a phone call >> after the crash. happened. Is that when you when you drank? >> No. >> No. Not even not even No. >> So everything you drank was before the crash? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> No, I mean they hit me and I was very scared and I went home. >> And when you went home, is that when you drank or was that >> Well, no. I mean, I >> You probably had a couple in the house. >> No, not No. >> Despite blowing twice the legal limit, she still spoke clearly. The kind of composure only a seasoned drinker has. Her excuse, "I drank because I panicked." Didn't hold up. Everyone could see it. When you've been drinking since morning, alcohol isn't an accident. It's a lifestyle. >> I'm sure they did. What'd you have to drink at 3:00 a.m.? >> Wine. >> How many How many glasses? I say three >> normal glasses or or are you like me like that? You like I'm a little fuller like >> that. I think that's nice. >> But I'm very small. >> So I don't really have a high tolerance for it, but I don't feel like anything is wrong. So >> Okay. >> Yeah. Unfortunately unfortunately the car that that uh you guys you >> that hit me. Yeah. I'm pretty sure they hit me pretty hard and I was very scared. >> Okay. Well, again, we won't get into the debate on who was at fault. >> No, that's totally fine. I already know who was at fault. >> It was not me. >> What was the What was the wine that you were drink? >> Um, it was cotton candy. Um, St. Julian. >> All right. [snorts] Unfortunately, this is where it's coming to an end. Okay. I'm a peace officer. You are under arrest >> for the offense of operating a vehicle while intoxicated due to the consumption of alcoholic liquor, a controlled substance, other intoxicated substance, or a combination. Do you understand that? >> I do. But you you're going to arrest me for that? >> Hey. >> Yes, I am. Well, I'm not on anything, though. >> Well, you're well above the the legal limits. You drive. Okay. I'll give you a short synapses of what's going on. You drove, you crashed, you took off. >> You came back. That's that's besides the point. Okay. I I get here. I smell odor of toxins coming from you. I even asked you about it when I when I was talking to you at your car. I even smell on you when I got uh saw you in the office. She was eventually arrested and taken to [music] jail charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Her BAC measured at 0.16. If convicted, she faces up to 93 days in jail for a first offense, fines ranging from $100 to $500, a suspended license, and a mandatory ignition interlock device. On top of that, her teaching career is likely over. A hard fall for someone once trusted to guide children. For her, that much alcohol was just a morning warm-up. But do you think she can really quit drinking and turn her life around? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. That crash wasn't the end of the story. It was only the opening act of a much bigger tragedy. On December 26th, 2024, a father walks into the police station with disturbing footage. The video shows the child's mother shoving and leaving their one-year-old home alone for nearly 2 hours. The case is immediately opened as a child endangerment investigation and emergency custody is requested. >> How you how about you guys? >> We've had better days. >> Better days. >> What's going on today? >> So me and her mother split up >> and I've of course been not answering her because she's crazy. >> This was a fight. Okay. >> And she sent me videos of her just messing with her, pushing her in her head, making her cry and I just >> emergency custody or however I go about just getting custody of her or whatever. Okay. Where do you guys >> fighting started yesterday morning? >> 3809 Simpson Avenue over in Fairfax. complicated because technically where you guys are taking residence, where the child is currently is supposed to be the department that's supposed to take the report on this. Um, we can obviously >> been there, but we had >> Yeah, I just went and picked her up. >> You actually live. >> No, >> he used to he was living there. He just moved in with me. Yeah. >> She was doing cuz I wasn't answering my phone. >> Okay. >> And she just keeps doing it. I mean, >> how old? >> She's literally a year in a couple days. 19. [crying] >> She's What's her name? Mom's >> her name kid home yesterday when all that >> Debbie she's stalking my house. I got video of her driving past. >> Do you happen to know her birthday? >> Yeah, it's >> 2004. >> What's the uh phone number that she keeps sending stuff from? >> Oh, they're a bunch of >> text. What's her real phone number? >> 51 My numbers. I mean they go >> her actual number is 513 >> 32. >> Yeah, I got >> I had blocked >> because I'm just tired of her blowing me up on that word, you know. >> Right. >> From the father's statement, it's clear the video wasn't meant as discipline. It was an act of revenge. She turned her own child into a weapon to hurt him and abandoning the baby was the final step in her long chain of manipulation. >> What's the custody situation? >> There is none. >> There is none. Yeah. You should be fine. >> Um, as long as you have legal right to have your child. There's not like a custody. >> Married. >> Are we married? >> Were you? >> No. So, >> all right. I'm going to step in real quick. So, >> her living here, we're going to take initial court. >> Um, also legally, she has full custody over the child. >> Yeah, that's what >> because you guys have never married. However, we are not going to enforce that >> and I have messages of her saying her >> because of the allegations that are at hand and the child's wellbeing and safety. We're not going to entertain her trying to take custody of the child back tomorrow. I would tomorrow morning though, >> go to Hamilton County and seek emergency full custody and show the images that you do have. Yeah, >> get it as if there's potential for charges, especially charges >> on somebody. >> Yeah, >> she's she's respons responsible for the care and wellbeing of the child and and putting soap on the child is not probably >> all to get at me. That's >> so keep all the evidence you have. Also, I would so I would for you guys tonight do the CPS website, okay? >> If you just go on there, you can >> create your own claim, >> okay? with all the information. >> So, what basically what I'll do is I'll send you it'll come via text. Okay. There'll be a little link that just allows you to upload all of that information. Okay. Upload those videos, upload anything that you have, pictures, um if you have text messages in any kind of way, >> yeah, >> anything, right? >> I'm sure he's got plenty that >> all the other messages keep for your protection order, >> right? I got you. But anything that involves the welfare of the child. Okay. Screenshot those text messages and you can upload them all. >> She said that about baby and was gonna drop her off on our doorstep and stuff. >> That would be something to >> legally the mother still held full custody since the couple wasn't married. But officers assured the father that the video evidence was enough to keep the child safe. Ironically, the very footage she sent ended up saving the child from her. After the incident, police tried to reach her for 2 days with no success. She was finally found at a local hospital disoriented and defensive. [music] When questioned, she tried to justify leaving her baby alone at home. So if you have any questions, I want you to ask them and ask me. Okay? All right. So before I ask any questions, you have to understand your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in the court. You have the right to speak with the lawyer for advice before we ask any questions. You have the right to have a lawyer with you during questioning. You'll just sign right there and then you'll print your name on the next line and then I'll sign it and then Candace will do the same. So, let's Can I set the stuff down? Okay. So, you and Stephen, tell me about your relationship. I kind of hurt a little bit right now. It was good. His mom did a lot of damage. She's crazy. Sto, let go. Had his own family. She would [snorts] harass, take pictures of our cars outside. and stuff like that. Well, we would cut her off. It would make it worse. Well, then we can fight. He runs back there and tells her all the business that's been going on since she was >> the reason why. >> Yeah. And now she she's loving everyone of this right now with my kids. She said it the whole time like, "Yeah, I can't wait till you leave your kids or you he leaves you and never comes back." So, I made our relationship really toxic. And if you didn't like that I'm a pretty girl and people text my phone or something doesn't text back or someone looks at me in some way out in public or say something or I'm or and I don't want to I don't want to be with you and tell me I'm ugly and I have two kids. No one's going to want me [snorts] in the video game. He loves and the weed. [snorts] I don't like it. And he does. >> He does. >> Once read her Miranda writes, she slipped into full victim mode, blaming a bad boyfriend, a toxic mother-in-law, and everyone but herself. The fake tears and half-baked excuses only highlighted her dishonesty. >> Want a tissue, too? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You blow your nose and wipe your eyes. I You are remorseful. You know what that means, right? That means you know that you made a mistake. >> I made one and it's okay. So you know the videos I did see them too. >> I know. >> And I'm a great mom. >> You are. Was there anybody else in the house besides you and your kids? >> And that was last night. >> Yeah. No one was. >> Nobody else was there was just you. >> Yeah. [gasps] >> Have you ever videoed? >> I tried reaching out to get help. You wouldn't take her. We had her from Friday to Sunday and got her at 6:00 at night. >> Uh, was that the first time? >> This is the first time >> last night that anything's ever happened with >> within your kids. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Did you in one of the videos you you had said about the dish detergent? >> Yeah. At first I was just playing with her, but no, me and her were playing before that and I just blacked out after that. That was how all this stuff that you were doing. >> Okay. >> I'm some normal person. I'm not showing up one time and this is all over it. >> So, this is just that just that last night was the the lowest point for you. You just couldn't handle anything? >> Couldn't handle I get it. >> Were you just mad at him? Really? >> Cuz he tries to say after that weekend, he said he'll never do it again [snorts] that he was going to go through courts for visitation. parent and you want him to be as well. I get it. >> And I tried doing parenting with him and he says I got myself and the weed's going to help me. >> So who's that? >> He said the weed. >> The weed. >> Yeah. The weed. Smoking weed. >> Smoking weed. >> So did you send those those videos just to him? That was it? >> Yeah. >> Just cuz you were mad. You wanted him to come pick pick her up? >> Yeah. Yeah, cuz I might have He thought I was playing like I was not going to have a mental breakdown. >> He wanted You wanted him to come get her. You needed that. >> Yes. And I needed it. And my mom is my little brother and stuff and it just all happened so bad. I just wanted him to come get her so I can get help. >> So you're doing everything you could to get him to get over there and get help. >> She didn't do it out of love. She did it for attention, for pity, and to get back at the child's father. She even admitted that her child's safety was less important than her anger. No. >> And then you were just mad you a couple times. >> You didn't mean to. [snorts] I know. I'm sorry this is tough to talk about. I do appreciate you though that you're talking to me. >> It sucks. >> Yeah. >> You have the same ring on. Where'd you get Is that a special ring? >> No. That's not by myself. >> You bought it yourself. >> Are you working right now? >> You want to work? >> Do you have any questions for me? I'm not going to see you around anymore cuz you're going to go talk upstairs and everything. >> No, but if I leave today, whenever I can call you, you can >> we can meet up and talk. >> My email is on there too as well. You can reach out. You have the You got the card there somewhere. >> You got my information. What's my first name without looking at the card? Oh, you look at it. See, Jesse >> Jesse Toy Story, right? >> That's right. That was the girl in Toy Story. [laughter] >> So, all right. I appreciate you. Thank you for being honest with me. >> I I get it. And that's a step in being an adult and a responsible adult when you make a mistake. >> I did it. >> Yep. >> I'm not going to tell the world that. >> I [snorts] know. >> And guess what? This conversation is between you and I. I don't go out and tell anyone. Okay. >> Did you deactivate my social media? >> You should >> because it was bad. >> Yep. >> Thank you. I did. >> All kinds of drama last couple weeks, huh? >> Oh, didn't I didn't I see you over there the other day when uh >> all the PlayStation stuff. Yeah. Watch yourself. All right. All right. Go ahead and have a seat. But first, all right. In the end, she was arrested and charged with child endangerment and domestic violence. Possible penalties include jail time, probation, fines, and permanent loss of custody. For now, she's banned from seeing her child without supervision. So when a mother forgets her responsibility, sometimes it takes the law to remind her what love is supposed to mean. On August 16th, 2022, police responded to a report of a missing 15-year-old under suspicious circumstances. When they arrived to speak with the boy's mother, it becomes clear this isn't a typical runaway case. It's something much darker >> that took off. And um so you said that last time he was found at those apartments uh downstairs. >> Is there a friend of his that lives there or something? >> I have no clue. He's changed into his entire friend group to be honest. Um he went from honors classes and a football player to >> whoever these people are. >> Whoever these people are. Um >> I know he's smoking and drinking. I've seen it on his Snapchat. >> Okay. >> Um he's been stealing from us. Um, and that's what arose yesterday is he stole $100 out of my wallet. >> Okay. >> Um, and he meets people down at the gate and he basically said, "I never want to see you again. I don't want to see dad. Don't talk to me. Don't find me. Don't call me." >> Okay. >> Um, this has happened a lot with him over the summer. >> Wait, when did he take off? >> Um, I want to say it was between 9:40 and 9:50 last night. >> Okay. And I know you gave a description of what he was wearing. He's on foot, too. >> He's on foot. He's also has a gray Nike backpack. >> Okay. >> That he's had that he's carrying with him. >> Okay. Uh we don't have a picture of him. Uh I mean, I can find it through, you know, body camera interactions, but um Can I give you one? >> Yeah, give me a picture if you let me grab my phone. >> Yep. Yeah, I'll get mine, too. I'll be right back. >> At just 15, he'd already crossed too many lines. theft, drugs, cutting ties [music] with his family. All he really wanted was to be understood, to belong somewhere. But that need made him easy prey for adults who exploit lost kids searching for meaning. >> I want you guys to have as much information as you can. Um, >> right. >> I don't know. There was some party at a beach in Charlotte County and there was a huge fight. >> Mhm. >> And some guy was out there stabbing kids, people. >> Okay. What was this? >> He was out there and that's what they did to him. >> Okay. >> Um, so I took him to the ER. They broke the nose. Yeah. >> Oh crap. Okay. >> A 25year-old. >> Okay. >> Um >> where was this at again? Uh that it all went down. >> This was in July. >> Okay. >> This was in July. And this is when he sent me this picture and said, "Mom, somebody broke my nose." >> Where was it at though? Here in uh >> It was here in Charlotte County. >> Okay. Was it at a park or something? >> Yeah, it was at like the um the beach park down the street. >> Okay. Cool. Um, and my oldest son is um at college and he ca and he sent him that picture. So, he came home for a week >> and that's when he text my older son, I'm at Charleston K, come get me. >> Okay. >> And that's when he came home. We took him to the ER. >> We did all that. >> Went down a couple weeks ago at the >> Mhm. 3 weeks >> park. Uh, >> yeah. >> Down the street. And is this the the longest he's done this for that he's taken off or? >> Um, no. But we had a really long conversation that school's in session. Um, he had told us over the summer when we didn't hear from him for a couple days that he was at a trap house. No clue what that is or what goes on there, >> right? >> Um, you know, we definitely don't do anything like that. >> Yeah. >> So, I I I don't know. I know he's with the older crowd. all his friends that he used to hang out with from football, he's just kind of pushed them to the side. >> Okay. Which is the crowd he should be hanging out with right now. Or at least that should be his friend group. But >> Right. >> Okay. So, you say he he does drugs and alcohol. Have you seen him impaired before by any of these dogs? >> Yeah, he was high the other night when he stole money from me. He went down to the gate >> and I'm sure he bought weed. >> Mhm. Okay. >> And this isn't the first time he stole from us. I mean, he stole over $1,500 out of our safe. >> Detectives later found evidence that the teen had been frequenting so-called trap houses, adult environments tied to drugs and crime. That behavior made him a perfect target for predators who knew he wouldn't trust the police or speak up about what was happening. >> But then, you know, it was that money and then it was my daughter's babysitting money and then it was another $100 for me. And literally, I came home last night from my daughter's chair. >> I put my purse on my counter cuz I had been leaving it in my room. I [clears throat] went to the bathroom, washed my hands, and in that that instant, >> that's how quick >> that's how quick he was. >> And the only reason I know is cuz I took my daughter to the store to get a sketchbook for school and it was gone. So, I had 126 and the 100 was missing. >> Okay. Do the same. Um, I'm going to go and see if we can locate where he could be at. So, and you haven't driven to the Charleston K place, right? Cuz you don't know exactly where it is. >> I don't I mean I know where it is. Like, I'll be honest. Um, I just drove through there like around the parking lot just to see if I recognized a car that might have been here to pick him up or if he, you know, was walking around, but I didn't. And that was, you know, 30 minutes ago. >> Okay. So, >> after I dropped my daughter off the chair, >> you don't you don't know of any of of his uh friends or a girlfriend. >> You guys know? >> Never heard of >> What about a uh Kaye Resin? >> Kylie Res. >> Yeah, Kylie. >> Kylie. Okay. Okay. Who's Kylie to you guys? >> My daughter. >> Your daughter? >> Yeah. >> Okay. She doesn't know anybody named Jones. >> I don't think so. I've never heard of >> She's not even home right now. >> She isn't? >> No. >> Do you know where she's at? >> No, I don't. Maybe she's at work or something. I don't know where she went. >> How old is she? >> She's about to be 18. >> Okay. But you think she's at work? >> I don't know where she is, actually. I don't know. I tried calling her earlier, but she didn't answer. This is not home though. >> I've never heard >> I've never heard of him. I mean, heard of all kinds of [ __ ] >> After days of searching, investigators interviewed another woman. A move that unexpectedly cracked the case open. The boy's mother received a message from one of his classmates saying he just posted on Snapchat from inside his teacher's house. >> Morning. I'm Sergeant Curry with criminal investigations. >> Um, corporal. Hi. >> Hi. >> Martin with criminal investigations also. Unfortunately, we're here because of one of your teachers, >> uh, Kelly Simpson. Yes, sir. >> Um, this is reference to case number 2208-007110 where she was tampering with child custody. Um, we have reason to believe that she may have um evidence in her classroom to support said charges and possibly other charges. >> Okay. >> Sexual contact. >> Okay. >> All right. Um, that being known to you, uh, you're allowing us to come on campus and go into our classroom. Is that correct? Yes, I am. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Um, so what I said is we've moved our class. We have a sub in there. They're going to be in the center. The door is locked. >> So, um, is my one of my SRO's going with you or do you want me to go and unlock the classroom or >> uh, as long as somebody can somebody's got to stand by with us, that's all. >> Yep. So, that's good. And those nobody should be back in there until you're done. >> Okay. So >> all right, thank you very much. >> Sidebar is 2271 0. Suspect name that the client has probable cause to believe and does believe that the property connected with above listed crime crimes is currently being contained, stored or concealed within the following location. The residence located at 1390 Maker Street, Port Florida, zip code of 33952. the suspect's resident of, as I stated before, 1390 Maker Street, Port, Florida for zip code 33952. The property software are any and all electronic devices used to facilitate communication between parties for full forensic downloads, which may include cell phones, tablets, computers, etc. Ring security cameras for full forensic download, any and all evidence of the crime committed to include receipts, papers, pictures, and additional license plates, etc. All right. And next, you can do whatever you want to do with this paperwork. All right. >> 221 should be in route to you. >> Oh, yeah. We just have the way. >> You can bring your >> That teacher didn't just cross a boundary. She erased it completely. She hid a missing minor, lied to police, and used her own home to conceal him. All to feed her ego and sense of control. She genuinely believed no one would ever find out. >> Like that that I need to be concerned about? Um, >> I have a vape. >> Okay. Is it just a paper copy of the uh search warrant they provided to you and the car key? Just go ahead and leave your car key on the seat. Um vape is okay. >> Yeah, just take it. >> Yeah, >> I'll take that. Um >> yeah, and then I'll take the paper for you and we'll just come over here to the uh passenger side of the mark. All right. Have a seat. >> Is that a piece of gum that somebody put in my gun? >> Yep. Nice. >> She was ultimately arrested and charged with interference with custody of a minor and possible sexual misconduct with a student. [music] Her sentence, 5 years of probation, 100 hours of community service, and a permanent ban from working with children, though she avoided prison time. Corruption doesn't just live in classrooms. It lives in the ones who think they're above the law. On March 16th, 2025, police responded to a domestic dispute that was reportedly on the verge of turning violent. When they arrive, the woman is holding a baseball bat, and their first priority is protecting the frightened children hiding inside the house. >> That bat. Okay. Can you drop the bat? Can you drop the bat? Hey, listen. Drop the bat. >> I can't hear. >> I need you to let the bat Put the bat down, >> ma'am. Drop it. >> Drop the bat. >> I can't hit you. >> She's great. She's great. She's great. Ma'am, post up still. Ma'am, the bat down. >> Don't touch me. >> She got the bat. >> Okay, ma'am. Hey, Leslie. Step out here. >> Who you talking to? >> I want to get the out of my house. >> Okay. All right. Cool. Let's talk. >> But who you talking to? Don't tell me to drop [ __ ] in my house. I go my That's my son. He's a minor. Understand what I'm saying? I didn't come to you. I didn't touch you. I wasn't aggressive to you. If I him up, then you take me to jail. Get this mother out of my house. You understand what I'm saying? >> I understand. Listen. >> Okay. So, don't talk to me about what I'm doing to my child. Give me some child abuse charges. Okay. >> That's my seven. Understand what I'm saying to you. Shut the up. >> Okay. Leslie, >> this is my Excuse me. >> I just want to talk to you. >> Hey, that's it. >> So, if I him up in your presence, you take me to jail. But don't tell me what the do in my house. >> Okay. Honestly, we don't want >> understand. Do not do not tell me what the to do in my house. >> What's going on with your kids? >> He got to get the out. >> Why? What's going on? >> He don't want to do what the it is I tell him to do. >> Okay. >> So, get the on. Give me my [ __ ] Give me my [ __ ] Out of my house. >> You ain't got to talk to me right now. Get him out of my house. >> Will you get him out of my house and I can talk to him? >> Leslie, I'm going to respect. This is your home. Okay. But I also have to check for the wellbeing of your children. >> He's fine. Is he hurt? He's well. I just saw malnourished a baseball bat. Okay. So, we're going to talk there and I want to investigate. What's going on? >> What's your name? >> I got one of his >> I'm officia. >> Check his injuries record. >> He'll be all right. I ain't did [ __ ] >> I got raped or something. >> I ain't did [ __ ] >> And didn't >> From the start, she's confrontational, loud, defiant, and trying to intimidate officers. Psychologically, she sees the home as her own kingdom, a place where her rules outweigh the law. But when police don't bend to her will, anger becomes her last weapon to stay in control. >> Get my my house. >> Okay. All right. What's going on between you and >> He needs to get out of my house. >> Okay. Well, what happened? >> You can't do what the want to do in my You cannot do what the Are you listening to me? >> I'm asking you a question. What's >> You can't do what the you want to do in my house. You can't smoke no weed. You can't come in when you want to. You can't do what the is I tell you. You ain't doing it. You ain't in my house. You're real disrespectful. So, I'm going to go to jail. So I would I and I have a cute milk shot. You understand what I'm saying? Because I'm not going to take care of you going to do what it is that you want to do. Get the out of my house. You think you're wrong. You got to get the out of my house. You understand what I'm saying? >> All right. >> So he needs to get the away from me. >> All right. >> Leave me my [ __ ] and get the away from me. That's it. >> So okay, I understand that. >> So I called So that way I'm going protect myself and I'm protect him because if not I have a real cute mug chuck. You understand what I'm saying? >> And if I don't and if I do, I borrow him in his life. I I push his 8 lb and 14 ass out of my You understand what I'm saying? >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> He think he grown and got it together going to about your business, but you going to do what the you want to do in my house. You understand what I'm saying? So I need him to leave my house. >> Okay. >> That's it. That's all. >> So it's because he thinks he can do what he's saying. >> I he could do whatever the he thinks he wants to do. He get the out of my house. >> Okay. >> Please and thank you. Okay. Appreciate >> it. What's So the reason you want him out of your house is because he thinks >> he's non-compliant. >> He's not compliant. >> Correct. >> Okay. >> He's disrespectful. >> Okay. >> Correct. >> All right. What did he say? >> He wants to be physically combative. When I tell him to get your ass out of my way and you want to >> Okay, let's >> I'm not I'm not trying I'm just saying what you're saying. But you want to touch me. >> It's a problem. Get the [clears throat] out of my house. >> Okay. So, physically, did he touch me today? >> Absolutely. Can get him out of my house. >> Okay. What prompted him to touch it? >> Cuz I told him that you didn't do a problem out of my house. >> Okay. >> She's furious that her son doesn't listen. Yet, she refuses to listen herself. She blames him for being disrespectful, never realizing she's the mirror he's been watching all along. At that moment, mother and son are the same, just different ages, different tones. >> Call him to go home. How long we got? >> Are you asking me? >> Yeah. How long we got? >> How long However long it takes. Get this out of my house. >> However long it takes. I don't know why you're being so rude to me. I didn't do anything. You called us. >> I'm not being rude. >> Okay. Well, then let's >> I'm not being rude to >> Let's relax for a little bit. Okay. >> All right. Well, I'm trying to ensure that everyone's okay. So, let me do my job. >> My name is Leslie. >> Officer Roskus. Nice to meet you. >> Nice to meet you. >> Okay. Let's take a deep breath and relax. You >> want to do an elbow [ __ ] Okay, that's cool. >> Excuse me. >> I got some potatoes for you. >> Okay. You can peel your potatoes. >> You can get the out of my house though. >> That's not how it works, man. >> What you mean that's not how it works? >> That's not how it works. He has residency here. >> So, because I'm I am I'm >> He lives here. You have to evict him. >> Oh, okay. I got to evict my child. No problem. >> So, I can put him on my garage cuz he's still in my house, right? >> So, I can lock my doors to put him on my garage cuz he's still in the house, right? >> Sure. I'll >> Okay, very good. >> I'll make sure >> is no longer needed then cuz I can put his ass in the garage. >> Okay. Well, I I'll make sure DCFS is aware. >> I'm sorry. >> I'll make sure DCFS is aware. That's what we're going to do. >> Fine. You want me to call them? Cuz I can call phone call. >> Go ahead. Call them. Yep. >> Absolutely. >> Got your services no longer needed. She >> I'm sorry that you feel that way. >> I know. It's not sorry about you feel that way. You won't work. You You at work. You good. You have no reason to come this way, though. >> I sure do. >> For what? >> Uh to make sure that you're good. >> I'm fine. This is my house. That's great. >> Am I being aggressive to you? Have I Have I threatened you with bodily harm? You have no reason. >> I came here and you had a bat in your hand >> and that's for my son in my house. >> Don't put your fingers in my face. >> Hey, listen. You got the wrong one and the right one at the same time. Hey, excuse me. I'm saying Listen, Leslie, I need to step out. Step out. Leslie, step out. I'm going to arrest you for obstructing you right now if you don't step out. >> On camera, she commands and shouts as if officers are her servants. But when the camera's off, who becomes the next victim? From trying to unlawfully evict someone to threatening to lock her child in the garage, her pride has crossed into self-destruction. >> What you're not going to do is he told me, "Excuse me, and when you get finished and when you get done, my child, you can go ahead and call me up there. And when you get finished, you got me up. Back up. >> Back up. >> And what you want to do? >> And what you want to do? >> What you want to do short? You in my house. >> And when you get done, where's your female officer? >> We'll wait for her. >> When you get finished, she's She can relax. >> We got a good >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Get the off of me. Okay. We're on the second floor. I can't >> We'll be in the big bedroom. me in my mother house and I can't breathe and ain't no mother females here and they going put behind your back >> and ain't got me [laughter] >> let's get one here >> you got me up >> let's go with 30 >> get your mother off my back >> get the off me >> roller on the side >> what's your bad number >> get what's your bad number >> I No accident. Don't let me go. >> The officers gave her every chance to calm down. But she wouldn't. The arrest was inevitable. Even as she was being led to the patrol car, she kept arguing as if one more sentence could undo it all. But it couldn't. She'd already written her own ending. >> Where's everything? Where my officers at? >> Go downstairs the stairs. >> I'm fixing my clothes. >> Okay, we'll fix that out there. Get down the stairs. >> I'll make sure to fix my own me. You got me up. >> I got laying on my back. Where the Where are you? >> Sanchez, I need you. Sanchez, can you search? >> Let me go. >> Okay. >> You ain't a woman. You got Sanchez. And why the are you holding me? You had a problem since you got here. Let me go. >> Let me the go. >> Um, >> that's fine. I got to ask. You understand what I'm saying? >> No, you ain't got to wrap [ __ ] up in my house. >> You understand what I'm saying? >> We We had to take her down. >> No, you ain't got to take [ __ ] >> I wasn't aggressive. I didn't do [ __ ] towards you. That's my child. That's my house. >> You understand what I'm saying? It's cool. And I got ass. I got people on my mother. But the still is in my house though. >> Stay still. This is what I call my child in my house before I my child up. You understand what I'm saying? >> Okay. Stay still. Bring your feet. >> Stop moving. >> A my feet. How far you want it to be? Move me. Do a split. I could do one. >> Okay, let's >> You want me to do one? I got it. You want to check them? You can check them like this. You can check them. You see him? >> Okay. >> Do you see him? >> Do you see him? Let me take his off. Take your shoes off. >> Let me take them off. >> A [ __ ] Time. Ain't [ __ ] >> You mad. I got [ __ ] She now faces charges of domestic violence for threatening her child and resisting an officer for obstructing arrest. If convicted, the penalties could include jail time, probation, and mandatory domestic violence intervention programs. When power no longer inspires fear, it awakens something far more dangerous. Contempt. June 20th, 2023. Officers spot a Nissan truck rolling out of a driveway without stopping. A [music] small traffic violation that seemed routine. But once they initiated the stop, it quickly became clear this was anything but a simple ticket. >> Drop what you have. Leave it in the car. Leave your purse in the car. Okay. Am I my >> step out >> my underwear? >> Step out. Everything. Stop moving and step out of the car. >> Okay. >> My underwear. >> Walk back here. Walk back here. >> Sorry. I grabbed my underwear. >> I'm not going to play these games with you. You think I'm stupid? You think I didn't see a red straw sitting there on the seat right there that you tried grabbing and hiding with your underwear >> drink out of? >> Yeah. I'm I'm sure I'm sure that's exactly what it is. It's not your >> [ __ ] your [ __ ] car, bro. No. [ __ ] I'm in trouble. >> Here's what I'm going to tell you. Stop right now. >> Stop. Okay. We're fine. Nothing stop. >> It only It only looks worse because you specifically grabbed it and tried hiding it from me and moving it when I saw it. >> I just grabbed my >> You did not. It was clear as day. >> I don't do nothing with straw, so I don't know what a straw would use. >> Okay. Listen, you're not dumb. You and I both know what straws are used for. Nowhere in the Florida State statues where it says that I have to specifically wait to pull somebody over. I could have followed you all the way to your home on Marco Island and then pulled you over. >> I'm just trying to go home, dude. >> Now with you're getting the attitude and now you're getting confrontational. The moment I bring something up to jail. >> What's that? >> It's in your other phone. >> Yeah. >> Where's your other phone? >> It's all good. Just give me the freaking ticket, dude. I rather just take the ticket. I don't want I don't want you guys Whatever. >> Is this your your vehicle? >> My truck. [snorts] This is my brand new truck. When the woman tried to hide a red straw in her underwear, everyone knew what was going on. It was pure panic, a desperate attempt to conceal evidence. But that move only confirmed the officer's suspicions. Within seconds, the two were separated for questioning. >> Okay. I'm going to give you one chance, and that's all I'm going to give you because I'm sick of the games. Go ahead. >> All right. And you already know what you did. >> Yeah, I know. >> Why? >> Because he had somebody in his truck against clean. Okay. I just got pulled over for weed by Oh god. You can ask cuz I have court next to my floor. Okay. I go to the meth when you ask me. I felt sick and I was and that's my grandma and I was like [ __ ] bro. >> It's not your straw. >> Okay. >> I promise. >> Is it his? >> No, it's not. It's his friends. >> It's his friends. >> Yes, I was at the house. >> Okay. Okay. Good. Just hang tight right to the front of my car. She just started from the dance and I want you to come back to my house and just literally just here pick up. >> Just do me a favor, my man. >> I'm good, bro. It's hard. I'm just freaking out right now. >> Okay. >> It's a brand new truck. >> Just get it like a month ago or >> a couple days ago. So, it's like nothing down. >> 23. >> Okay. Is that for me? This is what happened. That's what it is. >> Yeah, exactly. How about you stay there and shut your mouth? >> All over. >> Stop reaching. What do you have? >> Nothing. Okay, turn on. But you guys want >> Dude, you got to buy me our [ __ ] show. It's a foil. >> What is it? >> It's foil. >> Take this out of your hands. >> Stop grabbing at it. >> She kept her hands in her pockets, trying to play it cool, but officers found foil and another straw. Her fear was turning into chaos. When she couldn't hide it anymore, she started yelling, lashing out, anything to feel like she still had control. You need to hang just for right now, okay? Just because of the drugs inside of your vehicle in my car. >> Here's the deal. And here's what I'm going to tell you, okay? >> You keep you just keep going up and down with me. You got to take it. You're either going to stay pissed me >> or you're going to have a level head and you're going to talk to me during this. >> You're going to jail. >> I'm fine, dude. >> You're You're Yeah, >> in your door. >> It's mine. Everything in the truck's mine. >> Okay, you're going to jail. >> No, everything in the truck's mine. >> There's nothing that's the [ __ ] out. >> Can you put them in your car? >> Wonderful. >> It's fine, baby. I'm getting us out. I'll get you. I promise. >> I don't give a [ __ ] dude. Come on. Why you? >> Because this mother ass [ __ ] [ __ ] boy, bro. I wish. >> You wish what? >> You want in the [ __ ] loop? Whatever. [clears throat] >> Huh? >> You wish what, man? Wait, just for ruin people's lives like >> Look at that. Nothing back there, right? >> Take a seat. >> [ __ ] Hope your mama die as [ __ ] boy. >> Okay. >> I'm telling you, I don't give a [ __ ] What you got to tell me, dog? >> Car. Guess what? You're getting another felony charge. >> Come on, dog. >> And you keep acting up, it's going to be even worse for you. I'm [ __ ] silly. >> That's it. Can you go get me? Could you give me two? >> I know what a pain I am. >> Okay. >> Oh, [ __ ] That's not mine. >> Okay, listen. I >> feel I'm just going to read your mind and ask you any questions and go from there. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against your court of law. You would like to talk to a lawyer now and present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any question. If you decide to answer any questions now without a lawyer present, you will still have the right to stop answering any time until you talk to a lawyer. Okay, do you understand you should I read to you? Okay, >> Meanwhile, the driver grew combative in the patrol car. Test results came back positive for cocaine and fentinyl. During a search, the female passenger admitted to hiding another item in her underwear. Officers noted she was tweaking police slang for the erratic, agitated behavior caused by stimulant use. minimum paraphernalia. I dropped the straw that I seen any ice >> besides that piece of tempo right there that you dropped out of your pants. >> That's when I shoved it on. >> So you were shoving something when I was walking up. >> Yes. No. Yeah. Yeah. I seen it when I literally I seen it and I knew it was in the seat as soon as I put it in my pants. Okay. I knew it was there. I seen it. I for one. >> All right. Just Just stay over here. You keep monitoring traffic. Um, the other show I didn't see that when I was getting out, I tried to hide it with pants. >> Okay. Okay. You now >> I don't know. >> She's going to search you. I have anything on you. >> It's inside your underwear. >> Underwear. Yeah, >> it's inside your underwear. Okay. I'm not going. >> You're going to go. You just want to check anywhere else and then I'll probably fell out. >> Okay. Stop. Just stop. Turn around. >> She's twing this. Yes. I don't think I do. And then there is Okay, stand up normal. >> Once both suspects were detained, the vehicle search revealed marijuana odor, a gun, and drug oil extract, a felony level combination. As officers secured the scene, the driver began to panic in the back seat, trying to delay the inevitable. Where are is that the serial number? >> I don't know. This just seems very short for a serial number on the back. I think >> you know I will get some clothes on and try. >> I got it. 765 R what 22. >> Yeah. I'm not too sure if you you appreciate that. >> You're the military guy. You know, >> watch this center console. Got liquid all over in there. >> Oh my. >> Did you want me to pop this open? >> Yeah. Let me know if it's just burn. There's actually a substance in there. And that was in the door. >> Yeah, right here. >> Thanks, 21. Just looking for the note. What the [ __ ] dude? I'm sweating [ __ ] balls back here, bro. >> Okay, I have the AC turned all the way up. >> Stupid me, dude. Look at you. >> I swear to God, we'll kick this window out, bro. I am [ __ ] having a panic attack, my boy. >> In the end, both were arrested and taken to jail. He was charged with possession of cocaine and fentanyl, carrying a concealed firearm, and possession of drug paraphernalia, earning a 2-year prison sentence. The woman faced charges of tampering with evidence and resisting arrest, but prosecutors ultimately reduced it to a single count of drug paraphernalia possession. October 2nd, 2022. A late night crash leaves a parked car badly damaged and the driver flees the scene. When police track down the suspect, they find a woman showing clear signs of intoxication. What began as a hit and run quickly turns into an on the spot DUI arrest. >> You okay? Were you in the car? >> Come to the side. Good. >> Uh, break. Next one's going to be >> right now. It looks like the uh potential suspect driving. >> So, this is your car. Which car is yours? >> This is my car working for >> What happened? >> I'm not going to lie. You're going to have to take 30. >> What do you mean? What happened? >> You're going to have to do because I'm a little drunk. >> Are you the only one driving? >> Yes, but I am. I'm driving this truck because But because this is my drunk and this is because I'm I'm a little I'm a little I'm a little drunk. Was anybody in this car? >> I haven't been drunk. >> Was anybody in this car? >> I didn't drink. I didn't drink when I crashed. >> Where's your license? >> You got a license on you? >> I do. >> You don't need no paramedics or anything? No, but I didn't know what to go. From the very first moment, it was obvious the alcohol was driving, not her. Her unfocused eyes, slurred words, and shaky movements gave away what she tried to hide. In panic, she tried to act composed, but every gesture only exposed her guilt. Where is my license? Can you please cover them up? >> Go ahead. Grab your license. Quest 32. Uh, I'm going definitely need uh two toes. Hope to save one damage. The first David Lincoln plate is going to be a red Ford Explorer. And second place will be the black Honda. Sir, >> sir, can I please tell you? I don't care if I get >> You have your license. >> Can you please tell me? >> Do you have your license? >> I have my license. >> I'm not trying to touch you. >> Don't [ __ ] touch. >> No, I'm not trying to touch it with my attractive or anything. Anyways, I'm saying, but like in >> the car. What's your name? >> Adriana. >> Can you please >> spell your last name? >> A D R I A D R I A L A. >> Just stay back. >> A S E. Last name E S A R. Just stay back. Stay back over there. >> I'm telling you what my last name is. Go over there. >> No, because I need my >> Go over there. >> No. >> When words replaced reason, resistance took over. She interrupted, avoided questions, and refused to hand over her license, as if denying reality could make it disappear. But the more she pushed back, the clearer her fear became. >> Get back. >> No. >> No. placed in custody. >> You are >> behind your back. >> You are a piece of [ __ ] >> It's behind your back. >> 32. >> You're a piece of [ __ ] You're a piece of [ __ ] You're a piece of [ __ ] >> 32 from 32. >> You're a piece of [ __ ] Yeah. One of those. You're a piece of [ __ ] >> Stay back. Stay back. >> You're a piece of [ __ ] >> You're a piece of [ __ ] [screaming] >> No, you're too soldier. >> You're a piece of [ __ ] >> Suspicion. >> Tell them what you did to me. >> Stay back. >> Stay over there on the other side of the sidewalk. >> Go over there on the other side of the sidewalk or you'll be placed in custody, too. >> I don't work for you. Go over there or you're going to be arrested. >> I pay my taxes. >> I don't care if you pay your taxes. >> Keep paying them. >> No, I don't have to tell you nothing. Go over there. >> Go over there or when the other officer comes, you're going to be arrested. >> No, they're right. >> They're right. >> Go over to the sidewalk cuz you're impeding in my investigation. Go over there. >> Oh, trust me. You're right. They're in the right. They're in the right. Trust me. >> I'm in the right. Trust me. They're in the right. >> Trust me. Trust me, they're in the right. >> They doing the right. >> Yeah. >> Apparently, >> Adrian, what you >> By the time the cuffs went on, her anger exploded. The shouting and profanity weren't just outbursts. They were her way of fighting authority, pretending to be the victim instead of the cause. She chose rage over accountability, hoping it would drown out the truth of her DUI. >> Back. Either go over there. >> I don't have no gun. >> I don't care. Go back. >> I haven't patched you down. Go across the street. You have no problem of this investigation. >> It don't matter where you are. It don't matter. You know how this police should go. >> Stay across the street. >> You have no part of There's no Did you witness this? >> Did you witness the accident? >> Yes. I've been sitting in my >> Okay, then go across the street. >> I've been sitting in my Go. >> Trust me, it don't matter how you go. It don't matter. They're going to go. >> Looks like we had a combat in December of 21. matter how they go. It don't matter >> for anything more reasonable. >> Oh, not now. You get across the street when another officer comes. Stay over there. >> He claim he claimed the witnesses, but he keeps the street. Just watch him. >> How much you going to pay? Just watch them. >> You don't get paid enough to do this [ __ ] >> I know you don't get paid enough because I just [ __ ] your ass already. >> Stand up. >> No. >> Or you're going to get charged with obstructing. You already have a >> charge. >> You already have a felony for assault. U to talk to an OPO. Oh, >> would you like to submit? >> I'm going to I'm going to I'm going to fight that. >> Would you like to submit? >> No, because I'm going to fight that. >> Sounds good. >> Thank you. >> Oh, yeah. >> Thank you. >> You keep pulling me. >> Going to stop doing that or you're going to get charged. >> Sounds good. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Spread your feet. >> Okay. >> Spread your feet. >> How do I spread my feet? >> I am spreading my feet. How? How? >> Take a seat. >> Okay. Okay. >> Look that way. Right now, you're being placed in custody for a assault and suspicion. >> In the end, she was taken to jail and charged with driving under the influence, DUI, resisting obstructing arrest, and refusal to submit to a breath test. With prior offenses on record, she faces possible jail time, heavy fines, and suspension or revocation of her license. From the buzz of alcohol to the rage of youth, everyone thinks they're right until the cops show up. On August 12th, 2022, police responded to a disturbance at a nightclub after a teenager was caught using a fake ID. When the bouncer confiscates the card, the teen attacks him in an attempt to get it back. The situation escalates quickly, forcing officers to step in before things turn violent. >> Okay, so let's take a walk. What is happening? >> Hey, so you push the security guard trying to try to Hey, do not resist. Do not resist. Do not make this situation worse than it already is. >> So, what is happening? >> So, this security guard over here, you went inside of his pocket and pushed him to go get your ID back. >> I didn't touch the security guard. Everyone had problems. Okay, it's too late now. You got problems? >> Wait, what? >> You're going to jail. You're under arrest for battery. >> Yeah. Yeah, I'll call her. So, can you do me a favor? Can you go talk to the big cousin real quick? Get in 43 and get them to sign a statement. Got it. >> All right. >> So, listen. I'm going to say it one more time and I need you to understand me. Okay? >> I don't know. >> Face me this way for me cuz if you kick me, we're going to have a problem. >> I'm not going to touch you all, sir. >> Okay. So, this is the deal. That security guard over there was saying that you had some issue with a fake ID or something of that nature. Let me finish talking. It's in my mouth. >> You can figure it out cuz I I don't want any primary press charges. >> But I didn't touch an officer. >> So you didn't try to go in this pocket. Hold on a second. Time out. Time out. Time out. Right now you're under arrest and you're in handcuffs for me to be able to talk. I already You're under arrest for battery. You can't touch people without their permission. >> Okay. So hold on a second. Stop talking. I need you to understand something. I can't ask you any questions or have you make any statements until I mirandize you. Okay? So, if you want to talk to us, >> my man's over here is going to read you your rights. And if you agree to make a statement, then we can talk about it. But if you don't want to be mirandized and you don't want and you and you invoke, then there's nothing to talk about. So, let's >> The moment officers announce the arrest, everything shifts. She denies it, screams over them, and tries to interrupt every word. As the officer calmly reads her Miranda writes, truth and resistance collide, revealing the exact moment her self-control starts to unravel. >> Where's my phone? I need my phone. I need to talk. I need to call my mom right now. >> No, I need to call my mother right now. >> How this works? You're an adult, right? You're 18. >> I'm not a bad child. >> Nobody said you were. >> Then why am I under a wrest? >> I already told you. I'm not going to repeat myself again. >> Talk to my mom. >> You can call her from jail. What part of that don't you understand? >> I don't understand why you're being so rude to me. I'm just >> I'm being very straightforward. I haven't raised my voice. I haven't yelled at you. I haven't called you out your name. >> I'm sorry. I know what I did. >> Let's do this. I'm just going to >> look in the back seat real quick. Please don't. Please don't. Please don't. Please don't I I will I'm not like I don't feel comfortable. Please, >> ma'am, you need to keep your feet in the car. Please, please don't. Please don't. I just >> I won't I just want to stay here. I don't Please don't close the door. >> Close the door. Please don't. >> So, ma'am, this is what's going to end up happening. I would just comply and listen because my partner's going to yank you back over there if you don't get in the car. So, I would just slide in there. There you go. Get her ID so we can start the paperwork. >> So, ma'am, I'm here to conduct some step. I'm going to search for. >> When she struggles and pleads not to be put in the patrol car, it's clear her emotional walls have collapsed. The fear of losing freedom overtakes all logic, and she regresses into a frightened child, admitting she's underage, but still demanding to call her mom. >> Yeah, this has never happened to me before. I don't know what I did wrong. I was just trying to get my ID back. That's it. And they like >> were very like I don't know. They were just very like aggressive towards me and >> I don't know what I did. >> You guys know her name here? >> What's your first name then? >> I don't know if I should say. >> I mean, you're under arrest. So, if you don't say your name, you're going to get charged with something. >> You got arrested. That's That's it. >> I don't know what I did, though. >> They're going to explain it to you because I wasn't here. Okay. Do you have anything in your prop seal? No. Is this the only You don't have anything else? >> This is so traumatizing. >> I don't need that much. >> My throwback in my house with my friend. >> No, this is not okay. This is I've been told before. This is not >> that was wait till you get to the jail. They search you more thoroughly than what I do. Okay. >> Do you have anything on you conceal? >> All right. >> This is nicotine. >> Is it not open? >> I'm going to tie your hair. This nail. Okay. This has to go in a proper >> We have to put it separately. And Neil has to go. >> It's part of her. She wants it. It's part of >> I'm saying go. >> I know. That's okay. You haven't >> It's It's done. Did you give me your name yet? What's your first name? >> It's not a big deal. What is that? Mater. She used a fake ID to prove she was grown up. But once the cuffs clicked, that illusion shattered. The confident party girl vanished, replaced by a scared teenager begging for help. Instead of taking responsibility, she framed her arrest as a personal injustice. Let me give this to you. You better. But you can throw in the car, one nail, one key, and then this trash. >> Yeah, I guess so. >> No, they don't give. >> Oh, where? >> Oh, do you know? Can you call your friend? Her friend needs that key. So, I'm >> I need to call her. >> Can you please not close your door? >> Huh? Can you please close the door? >> Now close the door. I'm not going to close it right now, but I got to go. I'm not on your phone. >> Jenna, who are you? >> Can you come like walk past the supermarket near the tattoo place where the hookah lounge is? Okay. >> Jenna, I'm literally going to jail. I don't even know what I did. >> I don't know. >> I'm so scared right now. >> Okay. Come to pass. Watch. Just keep walking past the supermarket. You'll see. >> I'm in a popcorn. Keep walking. I see you. >> Where are you? >> I'm right I'm where the lady cop is standing. I'm right here. >> So, you want me to give her the the key? I need the phone. >> My phone? >> Yeah. It goes on property. It's going with you. >> You're okay. You're okay. It's going to be okay. Don't worry, babe. Even then, the officers stayed calm, handing her keys to her friend, treating her with a mix of professionalism and empathy. But she kept shifting her story from, "I didn't do anything." to, "I just touched him lightly." Only when she took a drag from her vape did she finally quiet down. Like that puff was the only thing holding her together. >> Oh, here you go, ma'am. >> What's her name? Jessica, listen. What's your first name? >> Isabelle, listen. Okay. There's nothing to be afraid of. Okay. >> I'm so scared. >> Scared. Okay. I'm going to listen right now. It's done. You're not going to be in danger in the jail. Okay. And it's something that you're going to get out within a few hours. Okay? I need you to just calm down. >> I have no idea. I wasn't here. I honestly don't know. I don't know what happened between you and me about. Okay? So, I can't tell you that I know something that I know. I wasn't here. I just came to search. Okay? But I need you to just calm down. Okay. You're going to be okay. >> I can't calm down. >> Just go in his pocket. I almost did. I like raised his backside. I didn't go in his pocket though. I never touch I like touch him a little bit, but I didn't like assault him. >> So any touch, even if it's just like that, is a battery. If he wants to press charges, any touch like that is a battery. So I don't know what kind of interaction you guys had, but obviously it was enough for him to warrant to press charges. Okay. So that's something that we cannot work around. They want to press shark. >> I'm not. You're going to be fine. I'm going to get you out. Don't worry about it. I'm going back. I'm going to get Ava. We're going to call your mom. Okay. >> Can I like give her a hug? Is that okay? My mom decides you can go because you don't know how old she is. So get in the car. Get in the car. >> I love you. No, I asked her how old she and she's like, "Oh, um, get in the car." I asked her how old she is and then she's like, "Oh, a lawyer will be able to tell you." I'm like, "Fuck, ma'am. Get in the car. >> Can you talk to me with respect?" >> Get in the car, please. >> Get in the car, please. Thank you. >> In the end, she was booked and charged with assault, resisting an officer, possession of alcohol under 21, and use of a fake driver's license. Since these are mostly misdemeanors, her penalties could include probation, community service, fines, or a short stay in jail until bail or arraignment. On March 27th, 2024, a little girl vanished. [music] Grandma was left in absolute shock when she found blood stains inside the mother's apartment. Police rushed straight to a sober living facility in [music] Everett. And behind that door was a horrifying truth waiting to be uncovered. Oh, >> sure. Nothing on you? >> No. Okay. You guys give us some privacy. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> Can I just You can make You don't need to reach in. I'll just >> Thank you. >> My um So I >> You got some blood drops on your shoes. >> So my son fell this morning earlier. >> Oh no. >> Yeah. But I was able to take him to the doctors and everything was okay. I took him to with another lady so she can watch him for me cuz I was I wasn't staying at home. I had problems going out with my parents and they didn't let me in the house. So I um I was staying with another lady. She was super sweet. That's where my son fell and then but but we left so I was like okay, you know. Um so I went to another lady's house and I told her if she could watch him for me. I wanted to come get you know I wanted to to fully recover. I'm an alcoholic. So, um, I was like, "If you can watch them for me for 12 months, that'd be amazing because I'm not talking to my mom." And she's the one that has like just like a notorized paper saying that she has legal custody of them, but I have legal custody of them. She's not letting me see my older son. So, I got to cut it. We got to figure out where he's at. Where can you like tell me the location where somebody could go and check on him and make sure he's okay? >> In um like SeaTac area. >> Okay. >> Seattle. >> More specific. >> I don't have address. >> Nothing. Who's the friend? How do you know the person that How did you pick the person? >> She's a long time friend that I know. >> Okay. What's her name? >> Um, Alica. That's all I know. Alika. >> What doctor did you take him to? >> Swedish. Swedish. And that's it. >> Swedish. Where? >> Or I think it's Providence actually. Providence in Everett. >> In Everett. Providence. >> Okay. You understand? We just need to make sure that he's okay and then >> Yeah. >> Well, you just do that and then we'll we can leave you be, you Yeah. >> Okay. Sure. So, how do we find Alikica? >> I don't know. >> Can you describe to me how you got there from Providence? >> So, I just drove from there to Seattle and then that's it. >> You drove from Providence to Seattle >> to Alica's house. >> Yeah. >> There she was standing there staring at her own bloodstained shoes without flinching. A mother whose child is missing yet dodging every question about who had the kid. Let's be real. There are only two possibilities here. Either she's hiding something truly horrific or she is the horror. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Um, how how long did it take you to get there? >> Like 2 hours. >> 2 hours. And what car were you driving? >> My car. So, just like 1 hour or so. >> And what kind of car do you have? >> Um, I have a Nissan. >> Okay. Where's that car now? >> I don't have it with me. >> Okay. So, >> where's it at? Um, I left it at her house and then I came over here on the bus. >> Okay. You left it up at CTA tag. >> Mhm. >> Okay. What um do you remember what exit you took? >> I don't know. >> When Janet is allegedly caught on a surveillance [music] camera abandoning her car after allegedly dumping her son's body. Here, Janet's vehicle appears and the driver pulls into the parking spot. Minutes pass and the 27year-old is caught exiting the vehicle and walking away toward the group home where police >> clarify. You go from Everett to the hospital in Everett, you get him checked out. You drive to your friend in SeaTax. You leave the car there. You leave him there and you take a bus from SeaTac down here. >> Mhm. >> Okay. And that all happened today. >> Yeah. So, >> pretty expensive ticket. Get a CRA bus to come down here. >> No, actually it was only like 30 bucks. All right. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> What's your first name again? It's >> Janette. >> Janette. >> Okay. Janette. >> You're not You're not lying. >> You have a longtime friend that you reach out to to leave your son with who you obviously care about very much. >> I love him with all my heart. >> Yes. And you're expressing how upset you are about what's going on between you and your mom and the custody of him and your older son. >> Like, that's horrible. So, I know that you're not going to go leave your son with somebody and you don't know where he is. You took him somewhere and you're going to go back to him and you know where he is. >> So, tell me where he's at so we can make sure that he's okay or what's going on. >> So, he's not I mean he's there. He's with her. But >> tell me how to go check on him. >> I can give you an address. >> Okay. What's the address? >> I don't know. You have to write it down. >> Okay, I can do that. >> Thank you. She claims she drove 2 hours but couldn't tell them where. No address, [music] no phone number, not even street names. That's not forgetfulness. That's straight up suspicious. Pay attention to her body language. Crossed arms, self-hugging, avoiding eye contact, textbook signs of someone on edge. Meanwhile, the officers are retracing every mile, every time stamp, peeling back the layers to expose the [music] truth. >> Where did you get that address from? just now >> from the top of my head. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, that's where you remember leaving him. >> So, yeah. Alikica. That's where >> Yeah. >> Perfect. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> That's Alica. >> Mhm. So, and and if you guys can't find him or whatever, this is where I'm going to be for the next 12 months. But, I mean, he's there. >> They check in. >> How did you guys discuss that you're going to you're obviously going to communicate with him still. You want to check on him and all that. How are you guys going to communicate? Well, I'm not I'm not going to have my I'm not going to use my phone because I'm going to be here for the next 12 months. >> Okay. >> Um so, if anything, I don't >> just want to um figure out where your son is. Obviously, there was some concerns >> and once we can do that, um his injury was pretty bad. Yeah. Was there quite a bit of blood and stuff, what did he do? >> He jumped from the from the bed that we were sleeping on to the ground and then he just got blood on his head and so I had him take him to the doctor and so he's doing good. >> Okay. >> Okay. How did what did he hit it on? just on the ground. >> Okay. How did it start bleeding? Just >> It's just started bleeding. >> Can you show me like what side of his head? Do you remember what side of his head it was? >> Um I don't remember exactly what side of the head it was, but it's starting to hurt a little bit. >> And then did you tell him you were leaving or did >> You did. Okay. You just said he's not going to be seen and left. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And how was he acting? >> He's okay. >> Yeah. >> What happened to him when he fell? >> Nothing. He just cried. >> Just cried. >> Mhm. >> Just >> just like, you know, just like Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Do you want to sit down? I can put you just I can leave the door open. You can sit. >> He was bleeding from his head. That's why. >> Yeah. Okay. Go. >> That's legit. >> And you can stay dry. >> Yeah. So, >> well, that's scary. He's four. >> Okay. Did he vomit or anything? No. >> Okay. >> He didn't vomit or anything. >> Okay. So, all right. I'll hang tight for just a minute. >> Well, hopefully we can quickly locate him and move on. Cops needed to confirm if the child was even alive. And Janet, oh, she just made up some random address in Seattle. But seasoned officers know when someone starts pulling stories out of thin air, it's because they're hiding something bad. Really bad. By now they seriously believed little Ariel was in danger or worse already gone. >> Desk or >> just an open desk. >> Was it behind a like a Did they have like a glass wall or >> just an open desk? >> Okay. Was there a lot of people in there? >> Yeah. That's why you didn't want to wait cuz it was too long. Do you think he needed stitches or anything? >> No, he's fine. >> Okay. You didn't remember where his injury was? >> Mm-m. >> Is it front, side, back? Do you remember? >> It's the side. It was the side. Definitely one of the sides that you recall >> the front. Yeah. >> Okay. Front. You're kind of pointing above the eyebrow. >> Mhm. >> Okay. All right. And then you contacted your friend through Facebook. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Again, I don't think she's going to I don't think she's going to answer. >> How come? What makes you think that? >> Because I don't know if she's still going to be there. Did you send her any texting today when you took him to the hospital? >> Um, pajamas. Blue pajamas. >> Poo like Winnie the Pooh. >> Just regular blue pajamas. >> Oh, blue. >> So, I just pass that information on. They're going to be they'll they'll see if they can get a hold of her or check that out. >> She gave maybe a phone number, too. >> Yeah. What are you doing? >> Yeah. >> Can I ask her your messaging? >> Yeah, my sister. She I was just talking to her about um her flying out here. >> Oh, nice. Where does she live? >> California. >> Oh, okay. >> What part? um in Pasadena. >> Yeah. Yep. >> Yeah. Can you can make sure she >> I might just take her phone. She's got some specks on her shirt. She's got blood glow on her shoes. She's not really making sense. When talking about her sister, Janet seemed calm, confident, because that was the truth. But the moment Ariel's name came up, she looked down, clammed up, avoided eye contact. Then came the blood. First on her shoes, then on her shirt. At this point, officers started fearing this wasn't a missing child case, but a murder. Janet was cuffed [music] and hauled to the station for questioning. >> If you guys don't like locate my son, what's going to happen? >> [snorts] >> That's what we're working on at the moment. >> Why Why do you think they won't be able to locate him? I mean, you got the address to where he can be. >> Because can I get a coffee from here before we go? >> We got We got coffee there. >> We have coffee. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. We got coffee. >> Can you grab that seat belt around your back side? This >> This one. >> And then the only other thing, too, when he travels, I just got to put your purse on the front seat right there. He's not going to get into it, but >> we don't like we don't like bags where we can't see them and sit here. Thank you. >> Yeah, no worries. >> Roll's going to make us go by. >> Okay. >> Then that way we can all be dry and comfortable and sit and you can get some coffee. You're welcome. >> Y I appreciate it. >> Absolutely. >> I can stop and get her a coffee or something. >> Saw her today and um she looked pretty out of it. I mean, she had her haircut, you know, like Britney Spears kind of thing. went crazy cuz she used to have like long big black hair, you know, and um told me that her mom was calling because they can't find her son. And her mom went to her house and saw blood. I don't know how dramatic it was, but saw blood. I don't know where, but just saw blood. >> Okay. >> And they can't find her son. And then she's over here. And my brother, where's your son? She He's with my mom. and her mom's calling over here saying he can't find their son. I mean, she I mean, there's a bad connection there. I don't know if she's lying, crazy. I don't know. That's the situation from what I know. >> Did she seem like uh from the the previous Janet that you knew a couple years ago was it? >> Yeah. >> Um compared to today, how was how many children she has? Two. >> Two. >> Uh do we know where the other child is? >> Um as far as I know with her mother. Okay. >> And I think that was the whole dilemma is they can't find her other son. >> Gotcha. And so her mom went to her apartment and saw blood. It was hysterical. And >> the next day, officers found Ariel's body wrapped in a Christmas blanket, dumped on the side of Interstate 5. The autopsy brutal. The poor child had been stabbed 41 times. Janet was booked into Snowomish County Jail and charged with first-degree murder, seconddegree murder, and first-degree assault of a child. Her bail was originally set at $5 million, later reduced to $3 million. In Washington State, a first-degree murder conviction means life in prison. No parole, no way out. Her trial is set for August 22nd, 2025. And while one mother was busy hiding the blood, another mother was locked in a fight for her life against her own child. On June 23rd, 2022, Georgia, a frantic 911 call came in. A terrified mother begged for help. Her oldest daughter was having a violent meltdown, screaming and attacking her little sister inside a hotel room. You could hear the chaos, the sounds of the fight right through the phone. Officers raced to the scene in emergency mode, but what they found was even worse. >> Get off of her. [screaming] >> Stop. >> Stop. Stop. We're gonna go to the ground if you don't stop. >> Stop being >> Stop. >> Those are fake. >> Stop. Stop. [laughter] >> I'm sorry. >> Stop. >> I'm so You're okay. >> You're okay. Stop. >> Calm down. >> As calm down. >> Calm down. Calm down. >> Stop. You're okay. Hey, just calm down. >> Calm down. Anything? >> No. >> Did she take any drugs? >> She said no. >> I just came to check on her. >> Has she ever acted like this before? >> Never. >> I don't ever did you give me >> 40. >> What did you take tonight? >> I don't do I never >> You drinking alcohol tonight? >> No. >> Okay. >> I don't know. >> So, what's going on? >> Why Why are you freaking out like this? >> I don't drink, sir. I don't drink. >> Why are you freaking out like this, though? >> I don't drink. I don't drink. Okay, you Hey, M. I don't drink. I don't drive. I don't do I'm happy. I'm living my life every day. >> This can't be comfortable. >> Hey, I'm not I'm very uncomfortable. >> Okay, hold still. [laughter] Hold still. Hold still. >> Look. Hey. No. [ __ ] Look. >> Hold still. Hold still. >> I'm not going to kiss or you hurt yourself. Stay still. Do I feel like I'm getting away? >> Hold still. Hold still. >> Chris, what do I do? What are you going to >> I don't know. It's okay. Hold on. I'll be >> Hey, calm down. You're not that guy. You're my mother. You're a damn veteran. You Chris. One of you is Chris. I don't know. Chris is Mike. >> Hey, what's what's going on today? >> What the are you talking about? What's going on today? I don't I'm You want to take a seat on the steps? >> They're right here. So, I know you're super stressed out and very overwhelmed, which is okay and understand. The suspect, 22-year-old Angel, a sophomore at the University of Georgia. She had come to visit her mom and younger sister at the hotel. Out of nowhere, in the middle of the night, Angel woke everyone up, then went ballistic, lunging at her little sister without warning or reason. Officers had no choice but to restrain her while she was in a full-blown manic state. And this [music] is where we hear the stories from everyone involved. >> Know anything at all? Were you just sleep? >> Yes. You just woke up and she just started attacking us. >> Okay. Is your finger okay with your finger? >> I was calling her hair and then I was trying to get her upper body walk and then she my fingernail broke. >> My whole >> What? Um when you guys were at the friend's house? When you were at the friend's house, did she take anything? Hang. Relax. >> No, cuz you've been kicking. We're not going to We're not going to do that. >> What are you talking about? >> You tried to kick us, so that's why I'm holding. >> What did I try to kick you? I never >> You don't remember? >> I ain't no damn violent person. I don't But I'm not violent. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. Oh, >> relax. >> Thank you. >> Oh, thank you. >> Everything's okay. >> My pants ain't even wet. >> I didn't Look, >> it's your shirt. We know. Calm down, Angel. >> It's my Hey. Hey. What? Hey, what are you talking about? I just want to know what's going on. Can someone tell me what the is going on? Hey, out there. I don't know what the is going on in here. Tell me what the is going on. >> Hey, you sir. Hey, you sir. Hey, you ma'am. Look at me in my eye and calm down. Look at me in my eye and calm down. I'm telling you to calm down. Everything's fine. Calm down. Everything's fine. >> Breathe. Hey, >> we're here for you. Okay. Come on in. Come on in and breathe in and breathe out. There's nothing going on here, man. >> Hey, you got any geodon? >> No. What? Y'all ain't got nothing. Calm down, ma'am. >> You I want you to call G and I What is that? >> Everything's okay. >> Hey, what's your name? >> Your neck is really beautiful. >> Thank you. >> What's your name? >> I asked your name first. >> Sister has no type of history. Woke up had middle of night, started beating the crap out of her mom. We get here, she's off the rails, but her fingernails ripped off. Um, but I think that's your the only thing wrong like physically like you don't have any other like injuries. You >> No, I mean my head the dresser did >> when she like like came down on me and then my head hit the dresser and I was and that's when you guys came in and the man was telling her to get off of me. She's never going to let this. >> Even after being restrained, Angel continued showing clear signs of a mental breakdown. Completely detached from reality, unaware of who she was or where she was, officers rushed her to the hospital for an emergency mental health evaluation and urgent medical care. >> We can put you up front so you're not in the back with her >> or your mom can drive you if your mom wants to do that. >> I don't I don't think you guys should go to the >> Cuz you just told me. >> You just told me out there. >> Look, I'm not going to wear just yet. I ain't going. Oh, y'all want to be now? I don't want to be now >> cuz I want to know >> bring her out there. >> I want to know what the hell your name is. >> All right. Come on. Let's go, babe. Let's go. >> Hey, I want you to relax and tell me. >> Look, Angel, >> I want you to look. I want you to relax. >> Everything's okay. Everything's going to be okay. >> I feel uncomfortable. I feel like >> what's your name? >> I'm Eric. Let's go. >> Eric, no. Why are you >> We're all here trying to help you. Okay, >> Angel, come here. >> Angel, Kyle, whatever. >> Everybody's here to help you. Angel, >> what the hell is a love street, man? You got her. >> What? What did they say over there? >> Nobody said anything. >> They I heard something. What the hell? >> I don't know. >> Hey. Hey. Can anyone um I think she's taking something. Basically, she's telling me the sister telling me they were all just asleep in bed and she woke up out of nowhere and just started jumping off. >> Just lean back so she's comfortable. Okay. >> You can lay your back. Just lean back. What do you mean? Just lean back. >> Y'all let me go. >> We can't let you go. Okay. You need some help. Okay. >> Stretcher. Angel, you need some help. >> Um, she just kicked me in the chest. I don't know what she's done with them. Um, they're saying no drug history, no mental health history, but I She's a UG student. She's a sophomore. They just left her friend's house about 2 hours ago. >> Her friend's house. She went with her. >> Oh, where should I? >> I don't know if these are locked, so they might tighten. So, let me try to lock them real quick. >> So, give us one second. >> Okay. I was just going to lock them so they don't tighten them. If you want us to take them off, let me know. But they'll tighten up if we don't hold them. >> Do you guys mind if one of your >> Yeah, one of us will. That's fine. >> One of us should do what? >> One of us or two of us. >> Look. Look. >> I like your earring. >> Look, girl. >> Lean back. >> It's okay. Everything's okay. >> What's her name? >> Kyle. >> What's her last name? >> Here's the thing. Angel had no history of mental illness, no history of drug use, [music] which makes this sudden violent outburst even more alarming. Experts believe it's likely she unknowingly ingested something triggering a dangerous psychological reaction and total loss of control. >> It's like a bed. >> Here you go. >> What is it? >> Earlier you said it's a bed and this is a stretcher. >> And I >> It's like a bed. >> Earlier you look at me, >> Eric, Angel, whatever your name is. >> I'm here trying to help you. Okay. Everything's going to be okay. >> Look at them. I'm okay. >> Everything's going to be okay. >> Everything's okay. I mean, if we pursue it, me, Eric, and Zach, she physically hit. Um, physically hit mom and sister. >> What's is it says bae around her neck? I'm trying to figure >> befy. What the hell does that mean? >> Look at my dad. >> Look at me. Who the hell is your dad? Let me call you that. >> Hey, >> let me talk to mom and see if she's got any morphing. Hey. Hi. >> Can I talk to you for a second? >> Look at me. Everything's okay. >> Brooklyn be fly. >> Hey. Hey. Okay. Blood on the back of your shirt. I think >> is this. You mind if I lift it up for a second? Make sure it's not your blood. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Over there. Angel. >> Let me look at your arm right here. >> Turn the hell around. I'm right there. Why you touching my mom? >> Well, it's been a whole night of just stuff going on. She called me earlier acting really strange. Well, >> the story went back even further than that. But it all led to me coming down here to check on her. Her roommates was concerned about her. I came down here to check on her. >> Does she live at UG with her roommates? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And so, um, so I came down here to check on her and then I just told him, "Get, you know, get up. Let's go to the hotel so I can, you know, >> Angel, >> who are you?" >> Eric. >> Angel, calm down. >> I'm Eric. You're >> Angel. I'm Angel. >> She's kicking your gonads. >> Calm the hell down. I >> about Tori in the face. I about buckle. I about buckle. >> Oh, when I was carrying her out. I want you guys to calm down. Mommy lift her. I didn't think it was >> the Hey. Hey. >> She was just fighting. You got >> start. What's your name again? >> Kyle. >> Your name doesn't. >> And some folks might wonder, why didn't the mom try comforting the younger daughter? The reality is when the real threat in that moment was Angel, the mom's instincts kicked in. She focused everything on trying to subdue the older daughter. But sadly, that left the younger one feeling abandoned. And those scars, they [music] run deep and last a long time. >> Oh, hey, there's nothing to be sorry about, right? Get just take a deep breath with me. We're going. We're going. >> No. No. Hey, no. You can stop apologizing. All right. I don't want to hear sorry again. Okay. >> Nicole, Cyrus, Angazi, Oyaka from Africa. Hey, what's your name over there? Ma'am, I'm talking to you. I'm talking to your heart. Hey, I'm everyone. Angel, people are trying to sleep. I'm so sorry to bother everyone that's >> So, what I told your daughter is based on how she's acting, I think she might have taken something and we went to see maybe if they did cuz your daughter said they were at someone's friend's house at her friend's house about an hour ago. >> Friend's house. Mhm. >> She didn't even tell me yet. Or she said they just got back about an hour ago. They were at a friend's house in Lincoln. She's aware that she took she drank some Nyquil which I don't know some Nyquil. >> Yeah. Everybody's here trying to help you. Okay. >> Hey, sir. Excuse me. You right there that's turned around. Excuse me. You right there that I don't know your heart >> about that. Got >> what' you say? >> You okay? You feeling better? >> No, I'm not. >> I'm trying to Does anything hurt? >> I'm trying to relax over here, guys. >> I don't know how I feel, but hey, you reaching for your pocket right there. >> Everything's okay. Everything's okay. Everything's okay. Everything's okay. My body is Hey, Mr. Angel. Eric Zack Ellison. Hey, >> you're Angel. I'm Eric. >> Who? >> You're Angel. I'm Eric. >> Everything's okay. >> You need me to lean her forward? >> I'm trying to breathe >> through my nose like Mr. Eric said today >> cuz I feel alive. >> You can call You can call me whatever. >> Can I call you? Hey. Hey. Hey. Look at me right now. Make something up. >> Hey, Angel. >> Sure. >> Angel. >> All right. >> Hey, what's your name? Look. Hey, calm down. I looked at your necklace. Look. Look at me. I'm trying to wash my hands. I feel like I feel something. I don't know how I feel. Okay. Look at me. Hey, Mr. What's your name? Hey. Eric down the dot on the hospital >> with Mr. >> Is that her information? >> Yeah, I'm going to give it to you. >> Lay back. >> Hey, whatever. >> Okay. I'm not about I'm not about to buy. No, no, no. Don't touch anything. Don't touch anything. I'm not Hey, hey, hey. You down there. Hi, drivers. Help. Okay. >> In the end, Angel was taken to jail, charged with simple assault against both her mother and sister, along with obstruction of a law enforcement officer. If convicted, she's looking at anything from fines, probation, community service to short-term jail time. On top of that, the court may order mandatory psychiatric treatment, especially if her breakdown is tied to a mental health crisis. A family torn apart by violence. And just down the road, another couple is about to learn the hard way a bullet never saved a relationship. On April 9th, 2024 in Florida, gunshots tore through the hotel parking lot. A frantic 911 call came in. There's blood everywhere. People screaming, gunshots, it's out of control. Officers raced to the scene and within seconds they knew this wasn't your average domestic fight. >> Just back up here. Let's all be calm, please. Let's all be calm. >> Okay. >> Yeah, let's all be the eyebrows. >> You're getting ready to >> I tried to restrain her and grab the weapon. >> Okay. Just have a seat. Both of you just have a seat for me right now. >> I want my cigarettes and my >> No, buddy. Come here. I'm just Yeah, okay. Just have a seat right there. >> I'm just sitting there. >> I know. >> We're about to go to jail. You know that, right? >> Hang on. Both of you just come over here and >> we're supposed to be vacationing right now. >> I understand. But I need to figure out what's going on cuz she's messed up and you got a whole bunch of blood on you. You got a whole bunch of blood on you. So, we're going to sit. Do you want medical attention? >> Okay. We're going to deal with the truck later. Just have a seat for me. >> Cigarette now. >> Come on. >> I need you to calm down. I need you to work with me. Please. >> I am not going to calm down. I want my [ __ ] [ __ ] out of his goddamn truck and I want him out of my life. >> I need you to work with me right now. Please. >> I am sorry. I'm not going to work with you. >> Well, I I need you. >> My [ __ ] face hurts. >> I understand that. >> You fire a live round off of my truck. >> Please stop. 71 central. Can I get fire rolling this way? Non-emergency. Okay. If it makes you feel better, do you want to just have a seat inside and I'll come talk to you? >> I know. I know. I want my [ __ ] out of his >> I need you to work with me. Okay. I'm going to get your stuff, >> but please. >> And they're saying one person shot a round into a truck and there's one person here with a super bloody face and another person with a bunch of blood all over them. So, >> whatever I can do to help you out, sir. >> Okay. >> You can look at my tag, man. I'm a veteran. I'm not I'm not >> I understand. I'm just waiting. A partner's going to come that way. We can try and figure out what's going on. Which truck is yours? >> Uh the great Tahoe that's running over there right behind the building. >> Okay. >> She she Yeah, she fired live round through my truck. >> Okay. Did this >> My dog is in my truck. >> Okay, ma'am. Can you just hang out over here for >> Both of them were covered in blood. That alone told officers this wasn't a one-way assault. It looked like mutual combat. Kathleen wouldn't stand still. She kept pacing, ignoring repeated commands. Officers warned her. You move again. You're going in the back of the patrol car. >> Get busted up face. You're saying a gun was shot? I mean, where? >> That's That's a little bit beyond >> police. >> Who has the gun? Where Where's the gun at right now? >> I have no idea. It's her gun. >> Where's the gun at right now? >> I need to do my due diligence. So, we're just going to wait for partner to come and then we're going to get everything. Listen, I have fire and evac coming to come check you out. >> She's fine, man. >> All right, ma'am. Will you please just stand out here for Damn it. Ma'am, I need you to work with me. >> No, I need you to wait out here with me, please. Okay, stand out there. Fire's coming to check you out. >> Okay, I need you to please work with me. Thank you. Do you have an ID with you? Do you have an ID with you? >> Yeah. >> I have no idea where mine is. I lost my wallet earlier, sir. >> Okay. >> I wish I could help you out. >> Hang on with him. Ma'am, please stop wandering around. Okay. Please come over here. Do not move from this spot. Please stand in here with a super bloody face. So, you know something happened. >> Can I get my [ __ ] out of the truck? >> Not until you're done talking to me. No, >> I don't know what happened. >> All right. Well, I mean, you know something happened. >> Nothing happened. >> Oh, that's a lie. How did this incident occur? >> I just need to get my [ __ ] out of the truck. >> Well, I don't think you understand how this is going to work. That's not how this works. >> You're going to hang out for me for a second. Where is the gun? How about that? >> My gun is in the passenger seat. >> Okay. >> And if you will let me go over there. It's empty. I'll go get my dog. >> That's their car. >> Do not touch the dog. >> We don't care about the dog right now. >> I do. >> We need you to work with us. >> And I'm working with you. >> You're not. You're doing the opposite. >> Don't touch my dog. >> What happened? >> That's not your dog. That's my dog. >> What happened today? Cuz right now all we have is a >> that truck. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Do not approach the truck, sir. It says that very clearly. Do not approach it. >> There's not a goddamn thing that happened. >> That's a boldfaced lie. Right now, the only thing we have is you're you shooting a gun. So, do you want to go to jail tonight? Is that what you want? >> Whatever you have to do. >> While running background checks, officers discovered the man had an active warrant. No more talking. It was time to cuff him. Meanwhile, Kathleen tried something reckless. She lunged toward a vehicle that had a gun and a dog inside. One wrong move. This could have turned deadly real fast. >> You'll be more cooperative. What happened tonight, >> dude? We got into an argument and she went crazy. She grabbed her gun and fired a round off. >> Where Where did the round end up? >> It went through the floorboard, man. >> She just shot in the >> I I guess so, man. Can if we can walk over there, please. I'll show you. >> Uh >> yeah. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Put your hands behind your back. >> Hey, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Before >> Before you start, >> put your hands behind your back. I just I'm about to have I'm about to have shoulder surgery. I'm the one that did it. I'm the one that did it. >> Well, now you're both going. >> Oh, yeah. You're going to wrap me up like that. Are you a new guy? >> I did not. >> Yeah, you did get a Biochar. >> What? >> Yep. >> You get a what? Charge >> battery on a law enforcement officer. >> I didn't believe in you. >> It turns out you can't push an officer's hand away when they tell you to stay away. >> Your hand. I didn't even touch your hand. >> That's a lie. You want to check her out for me? I'd appreciate it. >> I didn't even >> Sit down here. >> I didn't even touch his hand. >> Sit down. >> I did not even touch your hand. Are you an FNG? >> Nope. I'm tired of dealing with you, though. That's for sure. >> Are you an FNG? >> Nope. Just tired of dealing with you >> cuz I didn't even touch your hand, dude. And this will go to court cuz I did not even touch your hand. >> I'm going to clean your face. Okay. Stop being open. >> I don't want you to touch it. >> All right. >> Okay. Well, then you're going to the hospital and they're going to do it there. So, and now they're going to charge you at the hospital. So, there you go. You get what? >> They're going to charge you for the medical treatment you're about to get. >> You guys going to take her out? >> Yeah. Let's see. >> Push me one more time and your ass is going to have a lawsuit. >> Yeah, whatever. Get in the car. >> I don't know. She won't talk. And I don't know what he had to say. >> Well, he was she started Yeah, I did it. It was me when we started arresting her. >> Well, I arrested cuz she started charging over and I told her stop and sheing >> Yeah. knocked my hand out. >> Yeah, 100% of it. Yeah, I get that. >> At this point, it wasn't just a domestic dispute anymore. Two people were injured. One fired a gun, the other had a warrant. This had officially escalated to a high-risk situation. And right on Q, Kathleen pulled the oldest trick in the book. I can't breathe. These cuffs hurt. Classic move when there's no way out. >> I mean, she's admitting there's a gun in there. I can see it. But >> so now we have to deal with this and figure out what we're going to do with a potentially hostile dog. Yeah. Very much a hostile except the big boy. >> Yeah. >> If he's not arrested, you can't get >> No, he's got and he's got a warrant. >> Oh, >> so they're both what? >> I can't breathe. >> No, you're staying in the car. >> You got You got to clear You got to clear his [ __ ] blood off. >> You had the opportunity. And what did you tell him? >> You got to clear your car. >> You're waiting till you get to the hospital. No, you had the opportunity. >> You have to clear this [ __ ] blood off. >> What should you have done when the firefighter said stay in the car? You have to clear this blood off of my [ __ ] nose. >> I guess you should have let the firefighters do that then, shouldn't you? >> Clear the blood. >> Get back in the car. We're going to take you to the hospital. >> Okay, I'm I'm re I'm resending. I want them to do that. >> No, you're going to the hospital now because we have to get >> clean. Breathe. I can't breathe right there. >> I can't breathe. >> And you're using plenty. >> Breathe out of my nose. >> Breathe through your mouth until we get to the hospital. breathe out of my nose. >> There's a female coming to search you and then we're taking you to the hospital. >> Stay. >> I cannot breathe out of my nose. You don't understand. >> Stop. >> Why are you stoping this? I can't [ __ ] breathe. >> I know. >> Use your mouth. >> Yeah. And it's dry. It's dry. Ow. The handcuffs are way too tight. Way too tight. >> Stop moving them. >> No, then they're way too tight. >> Stop. >> Then they're way too tight. >> She don't have nothing on her, bro. >> Well, she barely doesn't have the keys either. So, now we got to figure that out. >> She don't have nothing on, though. >> Okay. Well, we still have to check. All right. She's done. >> You're going to stay there. I'm going to fix these handcuffs to make sure they're not too tight, and you're not going to move when I'm doing this. Do you understand? >> Why am I going anywhere? >> Do you understand what I'm saying? >> I do. >> Then came the kicker. Officers found the car keys right in the boyfriend's pocket. Turns out he'd been lying all along when he claimed he didn't have them. Game over. Both were taken to the hospital for treatment, then straight to jail. >> Security. >> Yes. And she refused everything. That's >> I did not. >> They said, "Hey, let me clean your face." And you said, "No, I refuse. >> I want to go get the dog." >> Babe, why are they doing this? He hit me. >> Oh, now you want to talk. >> Face the car. >> All right. Well, thank you for that. All right, have a seat. Please. Please have a seat. >> God damn. You guys chuck me in the car. I'm getting the car. God damn it. >> You don't mind. Please let somebody come get my dog in my truck, man. Please. >> That's fine. >> It's easier than us taking the dog. So, >> can I please have a smoke, man? >> I don't I don't have any. >> I got him in my truck, >> brother. That's our whole problem. >> You don't walk in the truck cuz the dog's in the truck >> and we can't get in the truck. >> But, can I please walk there? We can't. >> I got the key fob in my pocket. >> I've been trying to tell you guys that this >> No, you haven't. The key fob is in my pocket. >> No, you have not. Why were you so worried about her having the keys? You have the way to get into the truck. >> Yeah, she had a way to get to that pistol, too, man. She's scared. >> No one's going in the truck except us. Cuz again, there's a gun in there. I mean, >> I guess just tell me about whatever happens with the rest of this. Just fill me in on it. I have to take her to the hospital. Why don't you go to the hospital? >> You have to go to the hospital before you can go out to the jail or else the jail will refuse you and then we're going to the hospital anyway. >> All right, Kathleen, let's go. Where? >> Ow. Ow. Sit up. >> Do that. Sit up. I'm trying to sit up. Don't [ __ ] pull me up. Damn. Listen, I got your six holiday mom, but not what you do. That's [ __ ] >> Don't want you to have my six. Walk this way. >> The woman was taken to jail facing three main [music] charges. Battery on a law enforcement officer, up to 5 years in prison, discharging a firearm from a vehicle, a secondderee felony, up to 15 years, and resisting arrest up to one year. In total, she's looking at 21 years behind bars and over $20,000 in fines. The man was arrested on an active warrant with additional charges depending on that warrant separate from this case. If you think shooting your boyfriend is bad, wait till you see this girl punching her own mom like there are no consequences.