Last name, E? Last name, E. You're intoxicated because you drank alcohol. No. No, that's not what I'm asking. Stop talking. Stop talking, Jan. Stop talking, Jan. Okay? They're paying me to do >> Arresting me for what? What are you arresting me for? >> Some people treat the world like their personal stage until the law finally rings the closing bell. All right, hold on. That's I am. Get your ass out of here. Keep telling you I ain't the plan with your ass. That's I am. WHAT I JUST SAID, MAN? GET OUT OF HERE. AIN'T NOBODY MESSING WITH YOU. GET ON the bus. Watches these unbeatable egos shatter against a simple trespass notice, proving that handcuffs have a funny way of ending the act. All that SeaWorld wants is we're going to officially trespass you. They're paying me to do it. >> Arresting me for what? What are you arresting me for? >> On March 17th, 2025 at SeaWorld, a bottle of vodka turned one tourist into the center of a shameful scandal. When a sense of entitlement collided with the firm hand of the law, the outcome for this Karen was beyond salvation. Here is what actually happened. They got a bottle of vodka which she got from a back truck and put on the ground. And as it turns out, we have a culinary manager that saw her back in warehouse where that vodka is stored at. Okay. Okay. Um this is a manager here thinking we basically we're going to TPW getting her on the way. Perfect. Okay. >> Yep. You guys got one already? No, we got a um I don't know how that happened. What's your name? What's your name? All right, turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Turn around. Are you going to tell me your name? Are you going to play nice or you're going to >> Jan. Okay, Jan. What's your last name, Jan? Okay, do you have an ID on you? No, I don't. No. Okay. You need to You need to provide some sort of ID, maybe a date of birth. Are you from Florida? Florida 88. Okay, so here's the deal. I'm a I'm officially conducting business, all right? It's law enforcement business, okay? You are no longer free to go. You're no longer free to resist without catching a charge. Listen, I'm I'm not saying I'm arresting you. I'm conducting business. >> If I'm not under arrest, then I am free to go. >> I guarantee you you're not, okay? And I guarantee you right now if you take off or if you resist in any way, you will catch a charge. But we don't have to go that far, Jan. All we have to do is leave. That's it. All the SeaWorld Stop talking, Jan. Jan, stop talking. Stop talking, Jan. Stop talking, Jan, okay? All the SeaWorld wants is we're going to officially trespass you. You don't go to jail. There's no fee associated with it at all whatsoever. And then we escort you out and you're on your way. Escort me out. >> Okay, but before we do that, there's a certain way of doing things, all right? The right way and the wrong way. We're going to do it the right way, okay? So I'm going to need your full name and I'm going to need your date of birth. She viewed facing the young officer as a personal insult, using defiance to shield her bruised ego. She mistook silence for power when in reality, it was simply obstruction of justice. Can you spell your last name for me, Jan? I know neither one of you has the right to do this. Okay, I'll I'll tell you what. Put your hands behind your back, Jan. What am I under arrest for? Jan, you're not under arrest. >> Okay, then why do I need to put my hands behind my back? >> Jan, Jan, Jan. >> Why do I need I'm sorry, but why do I need to put my >> hand behind your back for a second, okay? >> under arrest That's one. That's one. If I am not Now the other one. >> Look, if I am not under arrest >> Now the other one, Jan. Come on. If I am not under arrest, what is the reason >> You're refusing to identify yourself. You're trespassing on property. You can't do it, Jan. Come on, Jan. There you are. You shouldn't have been supposed to be back here. They told you to get out. I tried. They wouldn't let me out. >> Come on, Jan. It's okay. There you go. Ma'am, you're not under arrest just yet, okay? I just think that you're not thinking clearly, maybe because you've been drinking a little bit, and that's fine. We all get like that sometimes, okay? What am I being arrested for? >> Right now, I need your name. >> Why are you handcuffing me? Because we're going to trespass you. Come on, Jan. Okay. Come on. Homicide 35. EID 5616 in case I'm not logged in. Hey. Hey. All right. Lean up against this. That's fine. You need to explain to me what the is going on. How about you explain to me your name, Jan? What's your full name and your date of birth? I don't have to indulge you in that information. What's your name? >> You You really do. My name is Fabian. >> Fabian Ramirez. My EID is 5616. I work for the Orange County Sheriff's Office. I'm currently here at SeaWorld working off duty. They're asking me to enforce a trespassing. Yeah. >> off-duty officer. A total ignorance of the law fueled by alcohol turned Jan into a stubborn offender. She deluded herself into thinking she stood above legal procedures, choosing a hopeless fight over accepting reality. Then why am I handcuffed? Why am I handcuffed? >> because you're not listening to us, okay? We've asked you for >> to listen to you, mother You do. You do. Yes, you do, ma'am. You 100% do. >> I'll tell you what he's trying to tell you. So, right now, you're in trespass, Katie, on private property. I'm not in a car. Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen cuz I I just need you to listen. I am not really in a car. >> listen. You're in trespass. Why is he jerking my arm like this? It's private property. What are you doing? OOH. WHY IS HE jerking me like this? All right. Get out of my pockets. You do not have the right to look in my pockets. >> Let's take her over to my car. >> Look. This mother does not have the right to look in my pockets. Let's go, Jan. Come on. Right here. And you [ __ ] want to be king of the [ __ ] You want to see the >> luxury hot car. Okay. Where is Do you have a wallet on you right now? No. You don't have a wallet on you? You do not have the right to be in my pocket. >> Is there someone on this phone that can come and rescue you? You have a husband? A wife? A sister? A mother? Someone who cares about you who's here in the park from right now? Maybe prevent you from going to jail for resisting. >> from jerking me up like I'm not [ __ ] I have someone on that phone >> Okay. >> come and pick me up to prevent you Perfect. >> from jerking me up like I'm not [ __ ] >> is that person? My sister. Your sister, okay. Is that her calling? Who's Johnny? That's my daughter. You want [music] Johnny to know what's going on? Yeah. Okay, go ahead and answer it. >> for you I want for you to take me. >> She clung to self-made logic in a desperate final attempt to salvage her dignity. However, the fear of her daughter witnessing her in handcuffs stripped away her facade, revealing the underlying weakness and shame. You just stay right there. Thank you, you piece of [ __ ] >> You're welcome. >> I'm sorry you feel that way. All right. If you >> me here for no reason and you know it. >> you end up back here? I was trying to find my way out. >> Okay, did you get lost? That's easy to do here. It's a big park. >> Okay, are you trying to get out of here? Yes, and I told them get Mhm. So, their job is to make keep SeaWorld safe, right? Secure. Okay. And you're telling me I'm trespassed when I've never been trespassed from here. >> We're telling you you're not allowed back here. And they they got up to this point. Apparently, you've been drinking. >> got back here. >> a You had alcohol on you. You took it out. They got the bottle in there. Now, they're asking me to trespass you for that. Well, don't trespass me. Trespass me and let me >> No. I can't do that without your name, your date of birth. >> my goddamn name. >> I need your date of birth. Do I got to get someone with a fingerprint reader out here? No. We don't have her information just yet. I'm not Where's the other deputy at? He's in the car. We're going to see if we get a fingerprint reader over here. No, I don't >> Yeah. Do you have warrants? Is that what you're scared about? Are you wanted by some county or state? >> No. No? So, what's the big deal? I just The big deal is that you think you're all that and a bag of mother chips and then Have I been disrespectful in any way? Have I raised my voice at you? You pushed me to a point where I have to put you in handcuffs. I'm recording right here. By this point, she was lost in a crisis of self-esteem. Her attitude shifted from aggression to pleading, a clear reflection of a manipulative mindset. Yet, every shield proved useless against the truth. Yes. If I'm not being arrested for anything. How so? The answer is yes. I'm not going to say it again. Nope. How so? >> Give me your date of birth and I'll explain. Could I have a female watch me? I'm going to take search her pockets. No, you're not. You You don't have the right to search me. I do not give legal >> know that guy over there? Johnny! Do you know that guy? Tell these mother No, I don't know that guy. Yeah, tell these mother They don't have the right to search me. What's going You do not have the right to search me. Johnny! Tell him >> in the back of the car. No, he's telling me He's telling me I'm detained, but I'm not under arrest. Because they're waiting for me to help get this straightened out. I don't need you to >> Let's Let's search her real quick. >> Johnny, I No, you don't have the right to search me. You do not have the right to search me. Ma'am, come on. Let my Calm down. Calm down. I hurt Calm down. You do not have the right to do not have the right to search me. Sir, actually you don't without a warrant. >> You do not have the right search me. >> She has my car keys. Okay, I'm just grabbing them out. >> have the right to What am I under arrest for? >> Yep, there we go. Johnny! All right, all right. >> Johnny! All right, let's put her in the back, though. Let me get the rest of that. Let me out of these handcuffs! Don't pull away. Stop. Just stop. Stop. What am I under arrest for? Hey, it's been nice to meet you. Stop. What the am I under >> Right now you're resisting. How about that? No, no, no. There was no resistance for THE LAST 1 HOUR. Go back. Don't you Hey, do not kick at him. You need my [ __ ] stewardess. You don't have the right to do any of this. Okay. She's good. You don't have the right to do any of this. She's double locked. Ultimately, the woman was arrested and taken to jail on charges of disorderly intoxication, resisting an officer with violence, possession of a controlled substance, and trespassing. If convicted, she faces up to 60 days in jail and a $3,000 fine. In your opinion, if the police had let Jan call her daughter from the start, would she have softened her tone, or would she have manipulated the situation even further to maintain her perfect mother image? Let us know what you think. That karma was still like because the next case is the main event of sheer audacity. On August 22nd, 2025, Florida police were stunned by the defiance of a suspect who stubbornly refused to leave despite being trespassed multiple times. Why was a public space turned into a stage for such persistence? Let's dive into the dramatic enforcement that followed. All right, so you've been asked to leave the property multiple times, okay? And you're being trespassed. Go ahead and trespass me, man. Okay, so that trespassing me I'mma to you for disability abuse because you think I'm really that crazy, you little nonsense ass [ __ ] You're not going to be able to get nothing. I don't live on no god damn school street. You ain't going to be able to get [ __ ] you little [ __ ] Now, I'mma get you for DISABILITY ABUSE CUZ YOU AIN'T EVEN LETTING THE [ __ ] JUST DEAL WITH IT. >> ARE THESE YOUR THINGS? YOU'RE ALL THE WAY I GET THE MESSAGE. Are these your things? Huh? I need your things. Yeah. All right, GRAB THEM AND I'LL TELL YOU WHERE TO GO. >> I GET IT. I CAN'T ASK YOU AGAIN. I'MMA GET your [ __ ] ass. Your [ __ ] ass NONSENSE NOT EVEN UNDERSTANDING THIS [ __ ] ASS. I'mma put you on the news. That's what you get for arresting [ __ ] out of the wrong person. >> Again, I'm not I'm not going to tell you again. Your ass is done. You can grab your stuff and go or you can go to jail. [ __ ] you. DO IT AGAIN. DO IT AGAIN. YOU'LL BE WALKING INTO PRISON, YOU DAMN IDIOT. DO IT AGAIN. YOU'LL BE WALKING TO PRISON. KEEP WALKING. Keep walking. THIS IS OVER, [ __ ] KEEP WALKING. Keep walking. YOU'LL BE CRYING ABOUT THIS [ __ ] YOUR ASS IS DONE, [ __ ] YOUR CRYING ASS. YOUR DAMN CRYING ASS. YOU'RE GOING NOWHERE ASS. >> YOU'RE BEING TRESPASSED from the mall. >> Hey, you ain't getting it. Ma'am, you're not getting it. Get off the property. The suspect deliberately attacked the officer's legitimacy using defiance as a weapon to delay reality. However, her fabricated arguments failed to shake the law. They only served to escalate the situation rapidly. You don't get off the property? [ __ ] you. >> You're going to jail. So, I suggest [ __ ] you. You can keep walking. [ __ ] you, [ __ ] Have you heard me yet? I've been hearing you leave. ONE MORE ONE MORE TIME. I SWEAR TO GOD, YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL IF YOU DON'T KEEP WALKING. [ __ ] walk. >> [ __ ] you, you little crying ass [ __ ] You little boohoohoo crying ass. Do it again, I'mma [ __ ] your ass up. Get your ass out of here, [ __ ] Then keep walking. Keep telling you I ain't [ __ ] playing with your ass. Get off the property. Get your ass out of >> Get off the property. Get off the property. >> This is your last warning. >> I'm going, MAN. I'M GOING. GET YOUR ASS GONE. WHAT'S YOUR NAME? OFF THE PROPERTY. What's your name? >> going to ask you again. You might really want to play with her. You might really want to play with her. Do y'all know her name? I I do. I have her information. I'm I'm familiar. You do? I do. I I've run into her. She's new back She's back. She's new to Melbourne, but she's returned. Refusing to leave peacefully, the woman chose one final grand gesture by circling back to smash property in a fit of spite. That aggression, however, came with a swift price. Get your ass gone. DIDN'T I TELL YOU I WOULD LEAVE? GET YOUR ASS out of here, [ __ ] I ain't [ __ ] playing with your ass. GET YOUR ASS OUT of here, [ __ ] DO YOU WANT TO GET [ __ ] UP? GET OUT OF HERE. GO. GET YOUR ASS OUT OF HERE. WHAT I JUST SAID, MAN? GET OUT OF HERE. AIN'T NOBODY [ __ ] WITH YOU. GET ON THE GROUND. LEAVE ME ALONE. I'mma [ __ ] your ass up. These people going TO [ __ ] YOU UP, LADY. LADY, YOUR ASS IS GONE. [ __ ] YOU BETTER STOP. LADY, GET on the ground. [ __ ] you up. YOUR ASS IS GONE. YOU TRIPPING, DOG. WHAT THE [ __ ] ARE YOU TRIPPING ON? DOG. YOU TRIPPING, SON. YOUR ASS IS TRIPPING, DOG. I keep telling you your ass, You won't even LET THE LADY DOG, YOU JUST [ __ ] UP AGAIN. You staying. YOU WON'T EVEN LET THE GIRL LEAVE. DOG, YOU JUST [ __ ] UP AGAIN. YOU WON'T EVEN LET HER LEAVE, DOG. YOU JUST [ __ ] UP AGAIN. YOU WON'T EVEN LET THE DAMN GIRL LEAVE. YOU JUST [ __ ] UP, DOG. You just [ __ ] up again. I don't know what the [ __ ] you KEEP STAYING ON. YOU JUST [ __ ] UP AGAIN. WHAT THE [ __ ] YOU, TO BREAK ALL THIS [ __ ] YOU GOING TO [ __ ] UP AGAIN. YOU JUST [ __ ] UP AGAIN, YOU CRAZY LADY. YOU JUST [ __ ] UP. SHE AIN'T GOING TO TAKE THIS DOWN. YOU WANT ME TO YOU JUST [ __ ] UP, LADY. You just [ __ ] up for no DAMN REASON. YOU TRIPPING, I KEEP TELLING YOU THIS [ __ ] OH MY GOODNESS, DAMN. WHAT YOU GOING TO BREAK ALL THIS [ __ ] DAMN? YOU JUST [ __ ] UP, LADY. I KEEP TELLING YOU JUST [ __ ] UP, FOR REAL. HOW MANY times have we did we ask YOU TO LEAVE? YOU AIN'T EVEN LETTING her leave. Fool. YOU AIN'T EVEN LETTING HER LEAVE. NO, YOU'RE PACING IN THE PARKING LOT. FOOL. >> Refusing to leave. >> You ain't let You just [ __ ] up. These people watching your ass. You done. You just [ __ ] up, damn. She just trying TO TAKE A DAMN PHOTO, DAMN. FOR REAL, DAMN. KEEP TELLING YOUR ASS TRIPPING, DAMN. OH MY GOODNESS, DAMN. You just [ __ ] up again IN THE WORST WAY. WHAT YOU GOING TO BREAK HER [ __ ] DAMN? SHE CAN'T MAKE A PHONE CALL, DAMN. GO, YOU [ __ ] UP. SHE IS TRYING TO TAKE A DAMN PHOTO, DAMN. It seems she could talk all day without tiring, using a wall of sound to mask her lack of logic. But once she realized the officers wouldn't budge, her facade of civility vanished, giving way to impulsive acts of destruction. No, you done, man. I keep telling YOU YOU BETTER STOP GETTING TRIPPED, DAMN. NOW YOU DONE BUSTED HER BACK. THAT was the last warning. YOU DONE DID TOO MANY TIMES, YOU DAMN IDIOT. KEEP TELLING YOUR [ __ ] CHILL OUT. YOU DONE DID TOO MANY TIMES. I FEEL BAD for you. You done did too many [ __ ] times. WITH THIS DUMBASS [ __ ] THOUGH. IT'S ONLY WAY TO DO IT. YOU DONE [ __ ] UP AGAIN. Oh my goodness. You won't stop doing it. You done [ __ ] up again. That's why I tell you, [ __ ] you keep [ __ ] up on the most stupidest ass [ __ ] I'll see it. Hey. Put your legs in. You got my bag, man? >> Yes, we're going to take all your stuff out. >> break my [ __ ] [ __ ] You better stop. I told you to stop doing it, cuz she just going to take a photo, for real. YOU GOING TO BREAK ALL HER [ __ ] And I what the [ __ ] is all that? Put your feet in the car. >> stage it all. Put your feet in the car. You got my thing? Yes. Hey, hey god damn. >> [laughter] >> That's it, man. You don't [ __ ] up again and that's it, man. You keep playing as if this ain't there. You don't [ __ ] up there. I keep telling YOU TO LEAVE MY ASS ALONE. YOU DON'T [ __ ] UP. AGAIN, DAMN. HEY, GOD DAMN. You don't [ __ ] up again. That's it. You over HERE DOING THE MOST. CRYING and hey, YOU PUTTING THEM IN PAIN FOR NO reason type [ __ ] You just [ __ ] up again. YOU PUTTING THEM IN PAIN FOR NO DAMN REASON. GOD DAMN IT, WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM ME? WHAT DO YOU WANT from me, man? I'm just going to take a photo, damn. In her mind, she was never at fault. There was only resentment toward those daring to hold her accountable. Confined in the cramped back of the patrol car amidst the heavy silence of the officers, she chose to hurl insults until the very last moment. I'm for real. You don't [ __ ] up. You don't put me in pain. I KEEP TELLING you to people [ __ ] yet. Hey, that's it. That's it, damn. Now I'm really hurt, damn. Just trying to sit there right quick, damn. She going TO TAKE A DAMN A DAMN PICTURE, DAMN. LIKE DAMN, I'M REALLY HURT NOW. You slap me on the ground, all this [ __ ] damn. I'm really hurt now, man. What the [ __ ] Cuz you got my hand [ __ ] hurting and [ __ ] What is it now? Keep bothering the [ __ ] out my ass. What is it now? Man, what do you want from me? Keep bothering something that ain't even bothering your ass. You done. Whatever you say, it ain't even going to hold. I mean, what the [ __ ] You done. You over here breaking my [ __ ] damn. Slapping for no reason. What you want to do now, crazy? What we doing now? Since you don't realize that she just going to take a photo. What what you want to do now cuz they got you right where they going to put you. I mean I really wasn't even hurt then. This time I really wasn't. Turning it the other way around on me. I ain't bothering none. They come and bother me. She just trying to let the time pass over. Now you got me really damn hurt then. What now? Walk towards the door. Huh? Ultimately, the woman was transported to jail to face charges of disorderly conduct, resisting an officer without violence, trespassing after warning, and battery on a law enforcement officer. If convicted, she faces up to $7,000 in fines, 24 months in prison, and 3 years of probation. What do you think about the officer's reaction in this case? [music] Were they too patient or did that very patience give her the chance to escalate the violence? The bully is dealt with. Now, let's look at the chaos at Arby's that left the police speechless. On February 24th, 2026, a quick fast food run turned into a bitter milestone as a middle-aged woman faced the police while heavily intoxicated. Behind her confident exterior lay a mistake she couldn't walk back. Here is how it truly unfolded. >> driving a red Dodge might be intoxicated. I'm not intoxicated. You're not? No. Have you had anything to drink tonight? I might have a few. What do you mean by a few? All right. So, I'm not all right. How about we have you park your vehicle right up front there, okay? Seriously? Yeah. You you you called in on me. One of the employees heard that you're slurring your words and appeared to be intoxicated. >> Really? Yes. Is that over food? Well, without you talking with me right now, you appear to be intoxicated. Can we just have you turn off the vehicle and step out? Right now? Yes. We can move your vehicle. Stop here? Yes. Okay. What do you want me to do? Denise. Denise? Denise. Denise, what's your last name, Denise? >> Ruth. So, Denise, I'm Officer Hall with the Clayton Police Department. >> Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. So, like I said, we got a report that someone might have been intoxicated in the matching vehicle, okay? I'm talking with you, you seem a little bit intoxicated. So, you said you had a couple? Yeah, I had I shopped early tonight and I might have had a few drinks, yeah. >> Okay, where did you shop at? I shopped at the uh cellar. I just stopped to have some food. I don't want to go to jail. All right, Denise, it's all right with you. >> I don't want to go to jail. I'd like to conduct some testing, okay? You can say no if you want to. And then you're going to take me to jail anyway. I'm not going to say I will or I'm not, okay? It's just up to you. If you want to do some standardized field sobriety testing, we can do that. Or if you don't want to do that testing, I have a PBT or he has a PBT in this car, too, if you And I'm going to go to jail. She attempted to frame her sobriety as a legal exception, using a polished facade to mask raw fear. It was a desperate attempt at manipulation, but as the mask slipped, the offender was left as nothing more than a prisoner of her own lies. Intoxicated because you drank alcohol? No. No, that's not what I'm asking. I'm asking a question, a simple question. I drove through the window and I ordered food and all of the sudden, I have cops here because I ordered food. So. And somebody called in on me because I ordered food because I'm intoxicated. No. >> That's what I'm asking. Denise. I was already through the window ordering my food. I'm only asking a simple question. And I got an answer for you. You're not answering my question. >> let me. It's your choice if you want to do any testing. What's going to happen if I don't want to? So, if you don't want to, I do believe you are intoxicated, so you will go to jail. What do I have to do? So, you want to do the testing? So, don't move your head. Just follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand? I think so. Okay. All right. I'm going to move the pen up and down now. If you lose track of the pen, just keep your eyes where you last saw it, all right? >> All right. The next one is the walk and turn. So, like I said, it's just a walk in a straight line, okay? >> All right. So, I have some instructions before we do it, okay? So, stand on that line. On this line? All right. And then, put your feet together. Step with your right foot out in front. >> Right. Right, yep. So, no, no, no. Don't start. Don't start. >> Left. Don't start, Venise. >> Right. Venise, don't start. Right, left. Venise, right, left. How far do you want me to go? I was telling you not to start. Would you like Would you like to try that again? Don't start until I tell you to, okay? Fine. All right. Under the patrol lights, the field sobriety test became a failing performance. She tried to maintain control, but her instincts betrayed her words. Failing with every heel-to-toe step, she was forced to confront the reality of her intoxication. Do not move that. Move your right foot in front of your left foot. >> Okay. Keep that position. Do not step. Do not take a step. That is the starting position. Do not start until I tell you to, okay? All right. Hold that position. Okay. Here's what you're going to do. From that position, don't start until I tell you to, okay? Okay. You're going to take nine heel-to-toe steps, counting out loud, making sure that your heel touches your toe. Do not start until I tell you to. >> Okay. Okay? All right. All right. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 Let me try again. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 How I do? I'll do it again. No, you don't need to. I'll do it again. >> No, Venise, you don't need to do it again. >> I'll do it again. >> No, you don't need to. 1 2 Venise, you need to listen to [cough] his instructions. Venise, okay? You don't need to do it again. >> I'm doing instructions. Put your feet together. All right. Can do 1, 2, 3 Yep. You may begin. All right, hold on. Let's try again. 1,001 2 Hold on. She's going to fall. No, I'm not. I'm not going to fall. >> use that to help you. I'm not going to use it. >> can't use that to help you. >> to use it. All right. One can lie with words, but gravity cannot be deceived. She repeatedly asked the [music] same questions to delay the inevitable, yet her lack of balance betrayed her carefully crafted script. As her body gave way, the harsh reality officially set in. Venise, we're done with this test, okay? >> Yes. >> No. Yes. No, 1,000 No. >> use the vehicle to help you. >> 1,001 No, 1,002 >> to fall over. No. Okay, there's one other thing we can do. All right. >> So, yes or no? Can I try one more time? Yes, one more time. >> No. If you don't listen to me, I'm going to put you in handcuffs and you're going to be under arrest. You can do the preliminary breath test. That's a yes or no as well. All you do is provide a breath. >> Can I try one more time? Please. >> One more time on my birthday. Okay. Okay, all right. I'll do the breath test. Okay, all right. >> Okay. I'll get it. No, I'll sign it. Okay. No, I don't want to go to jail. Okay, hang tight. No. I don't want to go to jail. Just relax. >> No, I don't want to go to jail. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> stop. Otherwise, I'm going to put you in handcuffs. So, >> I'm causing problems. >> It's either a yes or no on this. And you didn't take me no matter what anyway. This just helps gauge where you're at. You didn't take me anyway. Okay, you're running in circles. This is >> me anyway. >> This is a yes or no. And if I don't, I'm going to go to jail. >> It's admissible in court, okay? >> And if I do, I'm going to go I'm going to go to jail no matter what. Do you want to yes or It's the last This is the last time we're going to ask you. >> I'm only asking a question. Do you want to do this test, yes or no? I want to ask you a question. If you ask me what you did wrong, I'm not going to answer it cuz I already explained it to you. So, do you want to blow into that machine, yes or no? Okay, my question is to you. I'm going to go to jail either way. Probably. It's It's I I'm not I'm not an attorney, so I'm not going to tell you yes or no. That's his decision. Do you want to blow into that, yes or no? My I wasn't driving. Her stubbornness at this stage was merely the dying gasp of a mind dissolved in alcohol. She missed her final chance as the officer's patience hit its limit. When the shield of her pride collapsed, the cold reality of handcuffs became the inevitable conclusion. Blow into it, yes or no? Yes or no. Last time, this is your last opportunity. >> I'm only asking you if I don't, I'm going to go to jail, yes? I'm not going to say yes or no to either. That's not where we're at right now. Where we're at right now is this is another thing you can use. These are tools I'm giving you. Well, what's the tool? I I just don't need you to >> So, you you provide a breath sample by blowing into it. It shows your blood alcohol content and it gauges where you're at. It gauges where your BAC is. It's admissible in court. So, this is not the This is not a deciding factor on this. >> But, it won't take me to jail, yes? >> No. Nope. If it shows where I'm at, what's going to happen to me? Well, that, like I said, is not a deciding factor. The deciding >> might be if I go to jail. The deciding factor is my initial contact with you, while I was talking to you, and what I saw from the testing. You're going to arrest me? We're going to This is your last chance right here. I only want to hear yes or no. Any other word and we're done. Well, I have to assume. >> Okay. Nope. I'll do it. No, I'LL DO IT. NO, I'LL DO YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. NO, I'm going to do it. Nope. You're under arrest. No, I'm going to do it. >> Nope. Yes. Nope. Nope. I'm going to do it. >> Nope. Please, let me do it. >> I want to do it. >> Nope. Yes, I want to do it. You keep resisting, I'm going to charge you with resisting arrest. I'm going to charge you with resisting if you keep resisting. Please, let me do it. I want to do it. Stop resisting. No. Please. All right. I'll do it. You're going to charge with resisting arrest. No, I'm not. Yes, you are. I will do it. Nope. No, let me do it. You're under arrest for DUI. No, I want to do it. >> And resisting arrest. I have nothing. She's going to want to sit. Please. Please. You can blow at jail. Sit on in there. Everything in here is audio and video recorded, all right? What are you doing with my truck? We're going to move it. We're going to park it. Are your keys in it? Yeah. Okay. Is it okay with you if we move it to a parking spot? We're just going to move it right up. Please let me do it. I want to. >> Ultimately, the woman was taken to jail to face charges of DUI, resisting an officer, and obstruction of justice. Potential penalties include fines between $500 and $1,000, 2 to 30 days in jail, and a driver's license suspension of 6 months to a year. In your opinion, if she had cooperated from the start and taken the breathalyzer, would she have received more leniency? Or did her own arrogance seal her fate that night? Fast food and handcuffs don't mix, but honey, wait until you see the mother in this next one. On June 18th, 2024, down in Florida, police spotted a car driving wildly across the grass along the roadside. Behind that erratic wheel were four little souls completely unprotected. The truth behind it all will really make you think. Hello. How are you? What's your name, ma'am? Huh? See, you got your ID on you? Your license? Hi, guys. What are you guys doing? Where are you coming from? Indian Rocks? You're on the beach today? All right. Where are you heading off to? Home? Where do you live? Walmart? Yeah. Okay. Is your husband home? He should be. Okay. He said to call the What's that? He said the apartment complex. Mhm. Are these your kids? These are all yours? Okay. >> I have her Yeah, but I need your license. Where's your license? You can't find your driver's license? You got a valid driver's license? All right, let me see if I can look you up real quick. You can have that This is This is you right here, right? What's your date of birth? March 22nd, 1980. All right, March 22nd, 1980. All right, give me a second. cars and like and at one point she went Yeah. Now that she knows about that, like Yeah, I got I will look her up, make sure she has a valid license. I'll see you. Like I said, one of the night cars are on their way. I get off at 7:00 myself, so one of the night cars are on their way, so I appreciate it, man. Her state of mind was so distorted, she didn't even realize she'd been driving on the grass. But the excuses came to a screeching halt when the officers discovered her license had been suspended for a long time, and she already had a DUI on her record. I looked I looked up you don't smoke. I looked up your license, you don't have a valid driver's license. Your license no good. Okay. How many kids you got in here? Huh? Four. Four? And they drive with a suspended license? But you got four kids in the car, ma'am. Huh? Yeah. Hi. My name's Kayla. Would you mind coming back here and talking with me for a minute? I'm I'm watch over your kids, all right? I'm going to talk with them for a few minutes, okay? Here, let's go over here out of the road a little bit. So, what's going on today? Well, I don't know. I can see you're a little upset. What's going on? Probably not good. Probably not good, you know, fit. Mhm. Few months ago, well, my husband gave me pink eye medication. Okay. That's That's definitely tough. Yeah. >> Why did he do that? >> Because I pulled it out of the safe. Okay. So, it's Kristina, right? Am I pronouncing that correctly? What is it? Kristina? Okay, Ms. Kristina. So, I guess there were some concerns about um the sergeant that saw you driving a little bit and the other deputy that saw you talking to you and then I'm talking to you and I can kind of smell some alcohol on your breath. Are you okay with me checking your eyes to make sure that you're okay to drive? Yes, I am. Yeah, okay. She tried to use her health and her husband as a bargaining chips for sympathy, hoping to be seen as a mental health patient instead of a criminal. However, reality set in when she realized her children could no longer serve as a shield to keep her out of trouble. I've heard 50/50 on it. Some people have told me it makes them feel kind of zombie-ish. Other people have told me it really helps them, so it it's just depends on your body, you know? All right, so since you're okay with me checking your eyes, what I'm going to have you do is just stand with your feet together, your arms at your side, just like this, okay? Perfect. I got a runny nose, though. That's okay. All right, you see this tip of my pen? All right, you're going to follow it with your eyes and your eyes only. You're not going to move your head. You understand? Yes. All righty. I hope I didn't sneeze. I just need a tissue. That's okay. I can get you a tissue. We've got a few more passes to go. It's going to go back and forth a bunch of times, okay? That's all right. Just keep watching right at that tip there, okay? All right, here. Let me turn you away from the sun. There you go. I'm nervous. I'm nervous. It's okay. Just the process. But make sure I go through all of it that way. Okay. Okay. Are you diabetic? Do you take insulin? No, not insulin, but I take uh uh I take uh uh uh Okay, that's your husband? Okay. I think he's just checking on the kids, that's all. Are you epileptic? No, do you take Dilantin? No. Do you have any physical conditions like you have a heart problem? What's that heart problem? Uh acid reflux. Acid reflux, okay. Are you on any medications for that? Yes. What medications? Uh Nexium. She struggled to control her body's own physical reactions, but you can't argue with biology. The involuntary twitching in her eyes during the sobriety test gave her away instantly. She reacted like a caught child, pointing fingers at everything and everyone else but herself. All right, you got it? Yes. Okay. So, the other officer, he's from Gulfport, was traveling northbound following behind your wife and she was all over the road. Okay. So, he went around her thinking that she might have been on her phone and she wasn't on her phone and she was still driving almost into this grass, and she was in the grass area. We're going to go over to this side of the white line that I put down, okay? You see where that white tape is? He's in the car. Uh-huh. What is he doing over there? Talking to the kids? Yeah. Yeah. That's awesome. He's getting the heck out of this. Right. I I believe so. I don't know who called him and what why he's here. My main thing is with you. I haven't been over there, so All righty. So, I'm going to put you in what's called a starting position, okay? I was going to say you can either do it with your shoes on or off. Take It's okay. When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel-to-toe steps down the line. You're going to turn the way I'm going to show you, and you're going to take nine heel-to-toe steps back, okay? So, I want you to watch me. It's going to look like this, okay? So, you're going to be in your starting position that we just talked about. I'm going to show you how to do it, okay? Once you begin, you're going to take nine heel-to-toe steps down the line. So, one, two questions about the instructions I gave you. No. Okay, so go ahead back in that starting position. Is your left foot on the line? Your right foot ahead of your left. And then, whenever you're ready, you can begin. Nice. Nice. Nice. Okay. So, for this next one, I'm just going to have you stand right here for me. It's fine. Sorry. It's fine. All right. So, this one's called the one-leg stand, okay? I'm going to Same thing. I'm going to give you directions. I'm going to show you how to do it. If you have any questions, you can ask me, and we'll go from there, okay? All right. So, for this uh starting position, all you got to do is stand with your feet together, your arms out at your sides. When the truth became too much to bear, she turned her husband into a target for her rage. Surrounded by undeniable physical evidence, she cooked up a fake conflict just to avoid facing her own failures as a mother. Make sure you count out loud. All right. Put your shoes on. I just have a couple of questions for you and we'll go from there and I'll get you a napkin for your nose, okay? We're just going to go over to where that blue cell phone is. Just stay right here for me. I'm going to grab a tissue for you. All right, here's a napkin for you for your nose. Okay, so I'm literally going to read to you from a sheet of paper, okay? It just has some questions that we ask. All right, like I said, I'm literally just reading off this sheet for these, okay? These questions are very specific because they're specific and have the chance of being incriminating, I have to read you your Miranda rights, okay? It doesn't mean you're under arrest right now, it just means I have to ask you these specific questions about the situation that's going on. >> sister and her boyfriend or husband or whatever. They're not together anymore? I don't know. I'm assuming cuz she did not seem happy he was here and No. she couldn't even focus on Kayla giving her the instructions cuz she was just evil eyeing him the whole time and she's like, "What's he doing?" He's just going to take off with the kids, isn't he? All right, Ms. Christina, do me a favor. I'm good. >> In the end, she was hauled off to jail facing a serious DUI, four counts of child neglect, and driving on a suspended license. If convicted, she's looking at up to 9 months in jail, a $10,000 fine, and a year-long license suspension. If you thought she was trouble, this next mother's lack of care will leave you speechless. On January 22nd, 2025, a quiet grocery store turned tense when a mother with a small child started acting unstable. Behind that ordinary shopping cart was the looming fear of a psychological storm. You have to wonder, what was really going on beneath the surface? Hey, how you doing, ma'am? Good. How are you? Oh, I'm not too bad. Hey, um want to be honest. Uh the employees Who? The employees here, they're they they they called me for they're concerned for you. Who is? The employees. General? Huh? Is it general? So, they they think you might be under the influence of something or intoxicated. Is that the case? >> no. Okay. And why would you ask cuz I was just at the pharmacy. Okay. They're backed up in their line. My prescriptions are in my cart. >> Okay. Okay. >> Thank you for asking. I have no idea. I'm I'm not too bad. How are you, ma'am? >> Okay. If you don't mind me asking, can we step outside and have this discussion with you? >> bringing her with me. She's my Is that your daughter? That's perfectly fine. Yeah, I'm >> We're having a girls day. Okay. Huh, well, I just want to have I got you. Well, let's talk outside and we'll let you go back to shopping, okay? Where's your daughter at? She's probably looking at the fish there. Come on, Ro, let's go. How did you uh how did you get here today? I drove. You drove? Okay. I didn't drive over anyone's mailbox. Oh, I know. I didn't say that. I'm just curious. Which one is your vehicle? My Do you know what Huh? You don't know what vehicle is mine? >> I have no idea, ma'am. This is the first time I've ever spoken to you. Yeah. I just don't know who I am, then. I have no idea, ma'am. So, I don't want to do this in front of your daughter. That's why I wanted to speak to you alone. Talk to you like this, right? I'm not here to You can't talk to me in front of my daughter. >> Well, I'm not here to air out your business, right? >> to turn the radio down, but I need to sit in the car. Okay. Well, if we do that, I'm going to need you to take the keys out. Cuz right now I'm seeing a blunt right there. Okay. I'm seeing that. You buy those from every single gas station. That's illegal. Okay. Well, I'm going to From my personal experience, that looks like a blunt, okay? I'm not Listen, I'm I'm not here to give you a hard time, okay? I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. But I'm going to need you to turn the ignition off. The mask of the perfect mother shattered the moment a blunt was discovered. Realizing she might lose her children, she flipped from being defensive to being aggressive, firing questions back at the officers to cover up the unfolding truth. So, what What's your name, ma'am? What's your name? Raquel. Raquel. What's your last name? Jennings. Okay. Do you have a Do you have a license? Yeah, I do. Okay. Do you mind if I take a look at that? Uh if I knew where my purse was. If your purse is not one to lose. >> If my phone wasn't dead, I could show you my license. Okay. What's your date of birth? Well, if you're recording me, then you're just trying to make me say some weirdos. I'm not, ma'am. But But as of right now, it it seems like you might be on the influence of something or or maybe having some having some sort of medical issue. Oh, do you have a medical issue? I don't. Neither do I. Okay. So, how What you said you So, you drove here today, okay? Where do you >> Yeah, I drove here just like everybody else. >> Okay. Where do you live? Uh on Mars. On Mars? >> Yeah, I live on Mars. Okay. Don't Don't cap with me. Don't ask about my prescriptions. I take all of my medicine, okay? >> Okay. Well, what prescriptions do you take? >> Uh go ask CVS and Target. >> Well, obviously they're not going to give me that information. >> Okay, well then get the [ __ ] out of my face. >> Well, there's there's no need to be unpleasant with me, ma'am. >> going to go ahead and leave. Thank you. >> If you leave, I'm going to pull you over cuz right now I think you are under the influence of something. >> Right now we can Right now we can do this. I can rip you out of this car and put you in handcuffs and I do not want to do that in front of your daughter. Put the car back in park. Oh, baby. >> Put the car back in park. How do I put it in park though? >> car back in park. For what? Put the car >> Put the car in park. That's cheating. I'm telling you right now, ma'am. I'm giving you a lawful order. From who? From me. Right now I I will rip you out of this car, ma'am. Do not test me. >> You're going to taze me? Never said that. >> daughter? Listen, I'm trying to be as pleasant with you as I can. But right now I think you're under the influence of something. >> My medication is more >> talk with me, this can go a completely different route than it's about to go. Well, >> Do you understand that? Put the car in park. Under the influence, she lost the ability to tell a joke from reality. Instead of facing the situation, she chose to retreat into delusions of power, hoping to find some kind of escape within her own confusion. >> All right. Step out of the vehicle. No. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> For what? Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle or I will remove you from the vehicle. For what though? >> Step out of the vehicle before I remove you from the vehicle. No, she's going to sit in the car. The child's going to remain in the car. Step out. Step out. Says who? >> I'm not going to ask you again. For what reason though? Because you're obviously smoking There's a kid in the car. Is it illegal? >> to drive under the influence of marijuana. >> No, it's not. All right, step out. Step out. I will I will remove you. Okay, come on. Step out of the vehicle. >> girl, okay? Super nice girl cuz you guys don't want You guys don't want to >> Face him. Face him. Put your hands behind your back. You're going to be detained. Here we go. Wrap me up like Christmas morning. Wrap me up like Christmas morning. Exactly. I lied. You want to see what happened? Watch what happened. You do this to me once. I don't know. Hopefully you guys live on Mars, too. I hope to god you live on Mars, cuz if you don't I got you for this, cuz he didn't even introduce himself. Back up. I don't like being >> You're just being detained. Back up so I don't close the door on you. >> Well, I'm not trying to grab your That's not what we're doing. >> And now you just hit me in my Really? And no one touched Yeah, and he just touched my Just lean lean towards your car. Lean towards your car. Lean towards your car. Lean towards >> You don't have to sit on it, but just lean towards it. >> Don't ever touch me in my chin again. I swear to god I'm I'm going to read you I'm going to read you He didn't touch me in my I'm going to read you a couple things, okay? And you're going to listen to me. So, right now you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand your rights as I have explained to you, and having these rights in mind, are you willing to answer any questions? Nope. Okay. So, I'm going to ask you a question that's not going to be pertaining to this case, cuz right now you're under arrest for intoxication in public. What? And child endangerment. Being arrested right in front of her child crushed her pride, and she lost control completely. Even in handcuffs, she refused to give her relative's phone number so someone could pick up the child, clinging instead to her imagined status. Um yeah, my phones are dead. Do you have a phone number? Yeah, I have a plenty of phone numbers. Who do you want? Anyone that can come pick up your daughter? Um Donald Trump? Tell Donald Trump to pick up his daughter. Okay. >> Please. Perfect. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> So, here's the deal. If you're not going to work with us, we're going to have child protective services come pick up your daughter. >> Bet. I have my homegirl. She's my case manager. Have Cole Woods decide to pick him up. And yeah. You you can call You can call Vic, my husband, or my mom, and they'd be happy to come pick her up. >> Okay. What's their phone number? >> their phone number. >> need >> pull out your phone. Where's your phone? Yeah, where's your phone? Do you know the phone number off the top of your head? Yeah, call 540 Hang over here. You said to sit against Yeah, you're walking away from me. I am sitting here to take a freaking break. I'm going to go pull my car around and pull it in the back. >> we're laser beamed. You want to have a seat in my car to get you out of the cold? No, I'm I'm doing just great here. >> Okay, well regardless you're going to go in the back of my cruiser at some point. >> just as soon as Ray comes. Like I'm not going to sit in your car and just like leave her like that. That's not right. When Vic comes and picks you up then we'll go together. Well, he's going to hang out here with your daughter while I take you to jail. No, he's not. That's exactly what's going to >> Okay, you have to bring a female cop then. Do not. Yeah, you would. >> All right. You're telling me that you're going to have a man that doesn't So, come here. Come here. Come here. We're going in the back of my car. >> It does. No, it doesn't. He doesn't need to know that dude. And neither you guys even introduced yourselves. You didn't even say hi, how are you? >> I did. That's the the first words that came out of my mouth actually. Go ahead have a seat in there. If you guys had brought the other dude it would have been way better. Who's Who's the other dude? >> Who's Toy Story? Have a seat. If you had just brought could have saved you a minute. She tried to push her parental responsibilities onto some distant powerful figure just to deny her own failure. Sitting in the patrol car instead of worrying about her child, she started rambling using her fantasies as a shield to hide from the truth. Thanks, Dad. Yep. Thanks. Is there a number attached? Yeah, I was going to call. I still need to get her name. Is your dad's name Vic? No, her dad. Her dad? Her my dad. Oh, you're Is it Is it your mom's dad? Is that Is that your mom? Uh-huh. Yeah. What's her name? Call Hey, who is the registered owner of that vehicle? The the number you guys dropped in the notes? Jason Hoskins. Jason Hoskins, okay, yeah. Rachel? Okay, can you can you pass me to Jason, please? This message is for Jason Hoskins. Um if you could call us back immediately, um we have an arising emergency right now. Are you cold? Are you cold? Do you want this blanket? Is your name Rachel Adcock? Hey, who's who's Jason Hoskins? That's my husband. That's your husband? Is that Is that Rowan's dad? Yes, they're all his dads. >> Okay, where's where's he at? I'm his dad, but you know what I'm saying. Sabre's the queen uh queen Africa. What's your name? Queen Kenya. What's your name? Uh we are trying to make arrangements to pick up your daughter's daughter, Rowan. Um if you can give me a call back at either this number or 540. It's a disposal packaging system. >> And you said Jason's there right now? Yes. Okay. >> be there. Um and you can't kick our door in just just That's not what we're trying to do. We're trying to >> letting you know. We're trying to make arrangements to come someone to come get your daughter. Okay. Oh, if you go to Lowe's, you can get the uh it's only $32.99. You can get those and they're pretty good. It's and you should shop there. Okay. All right, well. >> Yeah, shop there now for the for the locks. Uh nobody can kick your door in with those. So, if you just get like three or four of those, that would probably protect you from that door knob. I'm not promising you windows because the windows are easily accessible, so. All right. In the end, she was taken into custody and faces charges of child endangerment, possession of a controlled substance, and resisting an officer. If convicted, she could face up to 90 days in jail, $5,500 in fines, and up to 2 years of probation. Rescuing the toddler was a relief, but that's nothing compared to this daughter's explosive family drama. On June 3rd, 2024, on Lee Street, a family suddenly fractured when secrets from the past were exposed on social media. When resentment outweighs kinship, the facade of happiness simply falls apart. It's a painful truth that's finally being unraveled. Ma'am. MA'AM. STOP. WHO AM I LOOKING FOR? MS. WHITLOCK. WHERE IS MS. WHITLOCK? I don't know where she at. Okay. All right, so ma'am, we were called out here in reference to uh somebody hitting another woman. Yes. And who Who was it? I'm the one that got attacked. >> Okay. >> Okay. So what's going on? Okay. It all started with her being messed on Facebook with a 16-year-old. I had nothing to do with that. >> Who was being messed? Latoria Whitlock and Simone Whitlock. Yes, they were being messed on Facebook. I had nothing to do with that. And that's That's not That's neither of these two right here. Okay. >> Latoria started talking about her auntie Tracy on Facebook. Jessica got mad and told her some stuff about her dad. Now she's mad at us because but the whole time she claimed like we were keeping her from her daddy, we wouldn't let her see her daddy, and that was a lie. That girl lived with me from time she was 16 years old and I treated her just like she were mine. I didn't coddle and pet mine cuz nobody coddled and pet me so I didn't coddle and pet mine and I wouldn't coddle and pet her. Y'all get down Roscoe and Candy. >> with you? Yes, she's upset about a lot of stuff. She called me, asked me where my daughter was. She was talking about her right there. >> Uh-huh. She talked about jumping on Sean. But by the time I got home, she was sitting in my yard. >> All right. So I'm sitting in my car, she just walked up and started hitting me in my head. I'm like, so of course my 15-year-old son, he's sitting he's he's going to defend his mama. Mhm. So he started fighting her. So I'm running there trying to break them up, trying to tell her to stop. She started trying to hit him. So now she's attacking my 15-year-old son. SO NOW I'M REALLY ATTACKING HER CUZ I GOT TO DEFEND MY 15. NOW I DON'T KNOW IF I GOT TO DEFEND HER for me or I got to defend her for my son. The man next door, but he probably ain't going to and I'm not asking you to go talk to him cuz I'm not trying to get nobody else involved. But I'm pretty sure his cameras are working and you can see it. You could go talk to him if you want to. He was like, "Y'all stop. Y'all stop. This family." And she was like, "No, I'mma beat this and all this [ __ ] kind of stuff like this here." I'm like, "Hey." >> When she hit you, you said she hit you in the head? Yes, and she hit me in the head and she hit me in my arm. Under a roof where love was measured in pain, she wove a mask of saintliness. But that fake nobility can't wash away the guilt of a mother who quietly enabled a monster for so long. What about the woman who pulled up for that? My daughters. Your daughter, your other daughters? And do you wish to press charges against them? How long do I have to decide that? I mean, if you don't want to at this moment, well really because you all are mother and daughter, you're parent and child, it is family violence. So because of that, we we are going to have to press charges against her. Okay. Well, that's something y'all have to do on y'all own then. Okay. And it was just you and your son that was out here at the time? >> Yes, my daughters I got another daughter that witnessed. Miss McKinney, is your son still inside? No, he's not here. He what? Yes. Does he have a phone? Um no, he don't. It's off. But you I you gave me your number. Want me to have him call you later? Possibly, yes, if he can. Okay then. All right. Hi, Miss McKinney. Oh, just headed to the daycare. All right. Do you give me permission to talk to your son about this? >> Yes, I do. Okay. Can you tell me what happened? Okay. >> [clears throat] >> Right there. My momma pulled up. She was trying to pull her daughter in the lot. She swung at my momma twice. I hit her back on the jaw. to the family we just I don't even know. >> Just grabbed her, pulled her down. You hit her? Where where'd you hit her? On the face? On the jaw? Hit her like right in the jaw. Why? Step back for me. Excuse me. I need you to Can you call my car? Yeah. Okay. And hold on, let me let me call my phone. Hold on. Hold on, y'all. Hold on a minute. Mom, let me get my phone. Sir, I ain't got nothing on me, y'all. Goodness. Let me see. Y'all y'all come on. I'm all right. Just Yeah. I got some getting them scissors out my pocket. I don't want y'all to say I'm trying to do nothing. Get them out my pocket. I got it. How do you know that, man? Okay. Okay. Okay. Oh, I ain't going to do nothing to y'all. Y'all supposed to be here helping me. I I understand. I understand. Well, Latoya is home. Y'all not taking her to jail? We're over here right now trying to conduct our investigation, right? >> Okay. You're just being detained. You're not under arrest, okay? That's fine. All right. He was wearing my sister's and it all came out. And that's why she's mad cuz it's her daddy. It's our stepdaddy. Yes, he's been our stepdaddy for all these years and I still call him daddy. But you can't get mad. He In this brutal battle of perception, pride is clashing with pure hatred. One person clings to the image of a great father while the other is determined to burn everything down just to soothe the deep scars of abuse left in her heart. Who caused all this? You. You. I got to go. I got to go get >> Go get my keys. I got to go get them. Please. Yeah, man. Raise up. He did. Good daddy was. He was. That don't take the fact of what he done. And she can't get mad. Oh, he ain't She can get mad. It's what you do when you get mad, though. There's nothing wrong with being upset about something. It's how you how you react. He caused all this. And all I'm telling him is if you just say I know you don't want to man up. That ain't nothing you say. I know that. That Who who would say that? You know what I'm saying? That's Well, you know what? If he wrong, just say you wrong, though. He's going to the hospital God drove himself to the hospital cuz he busted open. All right. And as soon as he gets up there, find out if he wants to prosecute, but I don't think she was the primary All right. So, we can undetain Yeah. Turn them out front. Don't go nowhere. >> See, I told you. I'm not I I I do supposed to be at work, but I'll stay right here for the job. And so, who was the lady down there? Is that your stepsister? Where? The heavy-set lady down there on Lee Street. Yeah, that's my stepsister. And that's the one that's mad? >> Latoya, yeah. That's the one came in. How did her husband get in the middle of it? He was trying to break everything up. They say he hit Rochelle. Punched her in the face. Oh. And she hit him in the head with a stick? I didn't see that part. I didn't even see none of it, really, cuz I me and her was arguing. Like, I'm telling her like, you sitting up here mad trying to fight me. You want to fight me. You want to jump on my mama. Like, you know what I'm saying? Me and her talking. Like, I'm trying to talk some sense into your head because you steadily trying to charge at us and you trying to fight. And you don't came over here and jumped on my mama. Like, all because of what your daddy done. He's the one still. And nobody's taking that away from him. You know what I'm saying? Nobody's Ain't nobody trying to fight him. Ain't nobody trying to kill him. It's in the past. It's 20-something years ago, y'all. Right. But she wanted it to come out. Okay, well, it was she got into it with her family his side of the family. Uh-huh. And they told the secret. So, she called me cuz we went to foster care and everything behind this. Gone away from our family. And they told her cuz she got into it with them. So, they told her. And so, she called me like, "Hey, well, what happened?" Blah, blah, blah. I'm telling I told you what happened. This got me scared in the back of my mind. Talk about mama asked you that? No, Latoya. She wanted For these broken souls, handcuffs almost feel like a release from a harsh psychological sentence. When the shadows of the past are dug up, they run out of words, leaving only violence as a way to scream for the pain that's been buried for far too long. Mhm. What's your name, man? Derica. D E R I C A. After we pulled up, I noticed all y'all left. Where did everybody go to? Lee Street. Lee Street to confront her? Mhm. And what happened over there? We was arguing. She kept trying to like come at us. Like, all that aggression or whatever. Talking about, you know, basically cuz she been calling my like my mom got my phone, but I can see where show you where she been calling and threatening. And she don't be at my house, my baby, my I got a 13-year-old. He don't call me to my She don't be in over there. She don't be in at our other sister's house when he She don't took a picture outside her house and sent it to me like, "You trying to pull up at everybody's house to fight." Now, you don't pulled up over here and you don't jumped on my mama. Yeah, so like, she just been calling around all day like threatening us. Like you She started texting my phone at 5:00 this morning. Like, "Girl, go to bed." She came here to fight y'all, so you went there to fight her. >> she came here and she just jumped on Mom. Brother got in it. 15-year-old got in it. Then another sister comes up and got into the fight. And then beat her until she left. And they went over to where she was at. The rest of the remaining family members went over there. And what the neighbor guy The neighbor guy said, "You know what? Y'all about to get a call on y'all for something." He said, "They going down there to handle business." I said, "Okay, if we do, we'll go down Thanks, neighbor guy. And he tried to be the police. He He told me something. When when we were here, though. Yeah, she pulled up right when y'all pulled up. Everybody left real quick. But she she She came here. It was fast cuz she came over She said something to your mom and your mom was like, "Yeah, yeah." And then she drove off. All of y'all took off at the same time. I didn't see nobody out there. Yeah, she came up and she pulled up right over here. All right, young lady. Going to let you go on and go about your business. >> got my phone in the car. And now you got to wait for her. But I can't see my >> Well, she's coming She's coming back with your kids, right? Yeah, she got some of her kids and my my little baby ain't going to let me go in peace. Can't anybody call her and tell her to to meet you at your job and bring your phone? This domestic war is a desperate attempt to relive that past trauma. She uses violence as a language, not just to assault her stepmother, but to shatter the wall of fake silence that shielded those crimes for years. I never asked her to open her door. I never hit her. Did they hit you? That's why my husband was trying to stop them. Yeah, but I don't want to press I don't want to even get into that. My husband is injured because of the argument. Some stuff my sister said about my father. What did you say? Go ahead and put your phone down. Yes, sir. Can I ask what I'm getting charged with? Right now, you got a simple battery. Okay. You have multiple witnesses saying that Multiple? Yes, multiple. Assaulted your mother. What? You understand the rights I read to you? Yes, sir. You I these rights? do you wish to still speak with me? I understand everything. You understand what I read? I understand what you read, but you said do I still want to speak to you? Mhm. If he asks you stuff about the case, do you want to answer his questions? You want to talk to him? Tell him what happened. >> He didn't attack me. Yeah, tell us everything. Tell about the whole thing. Yeah. Okay, cuz you already told us that you went over there, went over there to see your dad. You were speaking with your mom, mom got up said, "Mom you and mom were I was aggressively speaking. So she said some stuff to me. My nephew, he thought I hit her. I didn't hit her. He was the only one there. He came out and he literally attacked me, but he's a kid. He thought because I was aggressively speaking I understand, but I stopped him from hitting me and I grabbed him, but I didn't hit her. And where did he hit you at? He hit me everywhere. That's probably where it's not from. Where did it not come from? Well, I don't know. My sister came and jumped me, my step sister, her sister, my niece, my oldest niece, my little niece didn't do anything. Tell us Tell us who all came over there and jumped on you. >> All right. >> She works at the sound [music] club. I don't know if she hit me or not. All right, got Derica. >> to press charges. All right, and who else? Tanisha Holmes, Janavia Holmes. All right, Janavia, Tanisha, and Derica. And Eve. Cameon, right? >> Rochelle came, she didn't do anything. She hit my husband. Rochelle. So Rochelle got to pat you down, young lady, before I get you in here. Nobody This is my husband's blood. I didn't do anything. Okay. I love my husband. But I do want to press charges on everyone who hit me. I wasn't going to. >> Yeah, I got you. They lied on me, but now I will. All right, I hear you. All right. In the end, she was taken to jail and is facing charges of child abuse, assault, trespassing, and terroristic threats. It really makes you wonder, does a mother who stays silent about her husband's abuse deserve the same punishment as the one who actually committed the crime? Behind those closed doors, the truth finally came to light, leaving nothing but shattered lives in its wake. It's a heavy reminder that silence can be just as hollow as a lie. So, what do you think? Is silence also a crime? [screaming]