Get out of here. Nothing good. Good. Don't come back here or you're going to be arrested. [ __ ] you, you goddamn Nobody walks out the door planning to lose their dignity, their family, and their future in a single day. Anyway, so she's like trying to shove the door in my face. >> Right. Me and my girlfriend were fighting. She was going nuts. She trashed my car. But one reckless choice after another, one excuse after another, quietly pushes them to a point where there's NO TURNING BACK. >> [screaming] >> ON JANUARY 12TH, 2026, an emergency call sent police rushing to the scene of a fight at a public event. What started as unresolved feelings and old jealousy turned into a woman being hurt in a confined space, and this is what happened next. By who? By her boyfriend. Where's the person? Nothing. I just Can I show you what actually happened? Yeah, just >> a video because I was waiting Give me a favor, just And I was waiting >> okay? Just wait right here for me, okay? Right there. Don't go any further. Just wait right there. Ma'am. Yes, ma'am. Ma'am, over here. Over here. >> me. Don't Don't Don't Don't grab me. >> Just stay right here. Stay right there. I TOLD YOU TO STAY HERE, SO STAY HERE, OKAY? HE GRABBED ME. HEY, BACK UP. DO NOT PULL AWAY FROM ME. DO NOT pull away from me. Back up. Stay here. Do not move, okay? Do you understand? Do you understand? Don't touch me like this. >> you understand NOT TO MOVE? DO YOU UNDERSTAND? AND I AM TRYING TO HELP YOU. BACK UP. Back up. Do you see that I am trying to help you? Okay, right now I need you to stay here, AND DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> I WILL PRESS CHARGES on you. Stay here with her. Back up 25 ft. Stay here with her. >> Do not pull away from me. [ __ ] you. Don't Hey, STOP. HEY, STOP. CUFFS. YOU'RE GOING TO CUFFS. What problem am I going to get cuffed when I TRY TO STOP PULLING AWAY. STOP PULLING AWAY. Stop pulling away. you videoing Stop pulling away. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop pulling away. Go ahead. Back up. Take my phone. Stop pulling away. Or you're going to be under arrest. STOP. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? STOP PULLING MY ARM. YES. HEY. I WAS IN THE OKAY. OKAY, BACK UP FOR A SECOND. I'LL talk to you in a second. STOP TALKING. THIS GIRL DID NOT DO ANYTHING at all. >> Okay, I will talk to you in a second. Are you listening to everything I'm saying? I'm putting you in handcuffs because you're not listening. All right? It's I just asked you a simple thing to stay like that. All right, I'm going to talk to you in a second. Thank The woman in the blue dress, a close friend of the victim, kept ignoring police commands. She seemed desperate to prove something trying to stand up for her friend. Instead, her behavior only led to her own arrest. Meanwhile, the main suspect was already playing the victim pointing to her visible injuries. Okay, what's happening? Do you need a Do you need a I'm okay. Yes. She looks rough as [ __ ] I was assaulted by someone. Someone doesn't like me. I need some rescue, please. Got a Someone doesn't like me. Got a older female with a head injury, mouth injury. So, what happened? I just want to go home. But what happened? I went to the bathroom and there's someone in there that doesn't like me. >> Okay. And I just wanted to pee. That's all I wanted to do. >> hurt you? I Yeah. Who? Okay. I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> Someone Who? assaulted and punched me. >> Who? Um Do you know this person? >> No, I do not know her. >> Okay, what did this person look like? Um she is So, she's been on my camera. She doesn't like me. Okay. Um So, you do know who she is. Well, I don't know who she is. >> What does she look like? She's tall. She's blonde, maybe blonde. Okay. Are you talking about Ally? Do you see the woman standing over there with the green dress? I don't know who she is. Like I don't know who this person is that this white Yes, outside just like Are you here with anybody? I am here with Him and Mike. Him and Mike Hartley. But I just left the table and went to go to the bathroom. It's okay. Get his Get his I want his everything and I will press charges on this mother [ __ ] So so okay. So I need you to start from the beginning of what you're trying to tell me. Okay, so I went to Do you know how she got hurt first of all? Yes, I went to the bathroom. There was a girl in a red dress that she started beating her ass. I don't know why. I'm not sure where she is, but she's a blonde girl. That's her. That's her right there. Oh my god. Okay, ma'am, I need you to put your phone down and come with me, please. Hey, detain her for me. Just stay here with her. Another woman stayed at the scene standing out in her bright red dress. At that point officers still couldn't tell who had really started the fight, but once witnesses and video footage came forward, police began separating everyone for individual questioning. >> So this lady here, what's her what's her what's her involvement? I didn't see her involved at all. I don't think she needs to be in handcuffs at all. Okay. So Okay. So if you can stand over there, please. Thank you. All right. So I'm going to take your handcuffs off now, okay? So if you can please turn around. Just so you know, okay? Okay, but listen, I got here, there's a woman with her face bleeding, everybody's talking to me, someone identified you, so I asked you to stay here and you didn't listen. Okay? All right, so just chill out, relax. Just so you know Just so you know, you can be placed under arrest under arrest, but I'm not going to do that, okay? So if you show me what evidence you have, that'd be great now. Hey, hey, you're good. You're good. Where's the girl? Go go talk to the See if you can uh work anything out there. >> you're talking to me without giving me slammed into the hood of the Okay, are we going to keep doing that? I'm just asking you. I'm literally standing here, and she is instigating the whole Who who who's who's instigating? The woman in the black dress that got hit in the So, this is your phone you were there? >> Yes, I was standing in line for the bathroom, and this woman came up to both of them. Okay. If you'd like to listen, she's calling them white trash and all of this stuff. And then she's making she's trying to make them get out of the bathroom. Okay, this is inside the bathroom, correct? >> In the bathroom, yes. She is the instigator of this whole situation, and where am I bleeding from? Or do you have somebody else's blood on me right now? You want me to send this to you or something? Please. No, that's fine. Okay, thank you. Can you Can I Can I get an apology for you slamming me up against the car? That was in Okay, so listen to me, okay? You need to listen. I understand you're upset, okay? Can we talk like civilized human beings >> Aren't we doing that now? Yes, but please don't degrade me because I'm trying to help you guys out. >> I understand, okay? And that's why I'm not taking you to jail, okay? Because Cuz I didn't do anything wrong. Because what you did. That's what I need you to understand. When What did I do wrong? Please I'm about to explain to you, but you keep interrupting me, okay? I didn't hear that because literally all I'm hearing No, I didn't. Because I I I told you right in your face. No, you didn't because Okay, so are we going to keep doing this? Are we going to keep doing this? The first thing you said to me was >> to keep doing this? Because again, I can place you under arrest for resisting. Okay, I don't want to do that because you're honestly, I see that you were trying to help, but what you need to understand is that when an officer tells you to stay somewhere, you stay. Okay? Nearly everyone in the video showed signs of heavy drinking, so tempers flaring wasn't exactly a shock. Even so, officers continued questioning the woman in red, trying to piece together an unbiased version of events. Ma'am, thank you, okay? For for sticking around, I appreciate it. I just saw a video of what happened, okay? >> a video? Yeah. Yeah, I did. I did, okay? >> Right. >> But but thank you, okay? So, my question to you is >> it. I I know. I know, I saw. My question to you is, do you want to press charges against her? I think I do. You do? I almost went to the cops like 3 weeks ago because I have no saliva. I haven't been drinking, but I was in there. All right. Um that's completely fine. >> a year and a half, she's been on my ass. And she thinks Can I just be honest? She thinks I'm on drugs, and I'm not. I swear to I have no reason not to tell you the truth. And so, she's crazy, and she sees me out. I said, "What do I do with this?" Because she just keeps coming after me. Mhm. I I have parent video. Well, I saw how she tried to kick you out of the bathroom, I saw and then she came at you, I saw. I don't know what to do with her. Honey, you're a good little girl. What do you do with these women? Ignore it. So, What do you do? Hey, do we have her ID? I can't Never had one on her. >> I want to I want to I want to press charges. All right, so she wants to press charges. So, you do want to press charges? Okay. Okay. Okay. good, and but she just keeps coming after me. >> I know. I know. So, thank you again for for sticking around. Just give me a moment, all right? I got some paperwork for you. I'm going to give you um some information booklet and some I don't want to do this. I just You can't talk to me. Okay. So, do you want to just give me like a breakdown of what happened? I was with my mom, who has all these problems and complaints. And now everything seems to be okay. I really So, walk me through what happened in the bathroom, though. Like, what Everything was fine in the bathroom. We went to the bathroom, and everything was fine. We went to the restroom, and everything was fine. She was just like weird with us, and she was like, "Oh, so you're here with Charlie." I was like, "I mean, we're here with Charlie, but like we're not here with Charlie in like like sexual way. We're just here with Charlie just to like be with Charlie just cuz like that was his way of like being like nice to us and just saying like, "Hey, do you want to come to like sing with us?" And so we went to sing with Charlie. And then she made it a whole big deal. And I don't even understand why. I don't even understand why. Except that she doesn't like my mom. She doesn't like the fact that my This wasn't just a spur-of-the-moment scuffle. It was the result of more than a year of unresolved tension. Problems that were never dealt with slowly boiled over into something almost inevitable. Who's history? Of history of what she has done. >> I said to that. So yes, so we walked in the bathroom and she's like sorry. And then she Sucks that you have to be here for this. It's okay. It's okay. That's not what we're trying to bring you out here for. It's okay. We're just doing our jobs, so don't feel bad for us. We feel bad for you. Okay, I'm sorry that you have a problem with >> Anyway, I felt something in the back of me in the bathroom. We'll get a statement from her while you get a statement from the mom. Please. Okay. Okay. So in the bathroom and um I don't know if she just like starts getting them like trying to shove the door in my face and I think that's what the video's probably going to show. >> Yeah. And um Are you hurt at all? I don't think so. List of witnesses and phone numbers. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'll I'll take a look at it. Thank you. >> Yeah, but right now I'm just trying to focus on on this part. That's why I said no. Anyway, so she's like trying to shove the door in my face and that's what probably the video's going to say, you know. >> Okay. I was just like, what what the [ __ ] are you doing? Why are you trying to >> Right. And she swung at me and um And then after you guys got out of the bathroom, did anything happen there? Uh no. So she walked out and then you were still in the building? >> her and she went down. Uh-huh. And then I hit her a couple times because I was trying to stop her from Yeah, from grabbing at you. >> Grabbing at me, yeah. And then I walked outside and be like Um um you know, cooperating and just staying with the officers and not pulling away or trying to get away or anything, you know, because >> Well, you're you're you're wise. So, thank you for No, you're not old. You're not old at all. All right, well, thanks very much. Do you have any questions for me? I don't understand this. Was there verbal abuse? Did I try to shove a door on someone and they were verbally abusing me and and I tried to shut a door on me and and that justifies my face? Who did this to me? And now I'm going to jail? Who hit me? I honestly will go over it all. Who hit me? Because I I Do you have any orange brand weapons on you? Okay. >> Come on, now. Oh my god, I am In the end, one woman was arrested and charged with assault, facing up to a $1,000 fine and 30 hours of community service. What's striking is that in all that chaos, the person who stayed the calmest was the very one who reacted first. After the emotional collapse of a broken relationship, everything kept sliding downhill in ways no one expected. On August 20th, 2025, police were dispatched after a woman repeatedly returned to her former residential complex, despite being officially banned from the property. From causing disturbances to blocking traffic, she ignored every warning and before long, the situation spiraled out of control. What's going on? You can't be here. Why? Hi, you can't be here. >> I just talked to the sheriff at busy bee tavern and he told me to come up here. When did you talk to the sheriff? I I just really talked to the sheriff a couple minutes ago. He told me to come. Just now. >> Where? Right here. Where is he? >> He yelled it to me. Okay, well, I'm telling you that you can't be here. You don't live here anymore. >> I know that. I'm not here for that. I'm trying to get my money. >> Okay, well, you can't keep coming back here because you're going to get arrested like you did the last time. >> money, do you understand me? >> I understand, but you know, that's not the way do it. >> Well, you can't come without the sheriff. You know what? I ain't going to argue. Good. Don't come back here or you're going to be arrested. [ __ ] you, you goddamn [ __ ] Come back here and you're going to be arrested. Go home and right? I know. I saw it as soon as I saw it come up, I said, "I know who that is." Can we arrest her? She keeps coming back even though she's trespassed. So, she left. So, the rules are tricky. We can't But, um I don't know what she's going to do. Uh did you talk to BJ's? Because you have to talk to BJ's, too. >> Correct. So, that's the commercial side of management. My management doesn't want to involve them in nothing in that matter. My problem base is I have possession of that unit, right? I was supposed to start cleaning that unit today, and we held up because of the same situation. I'm going to have guys working in there, and I'm afraid that she's going to find her way in. Okay. I mean, listen. Even if she was right here right now, I'd lock her up. She's going to be out in an hour. You know? Like, there's no way that she's going to be gone. We can keep locking her up when she's here. Right now, she drove away obviously when I started talking to her. That's what she did yesterday. There's not much I can do. I I'm not going to rip her out of the car and cause a big commotion like last week. I'm trying to prevent that. But, I'm going to hang around here for a little bit. If she comes back, then yeah, she's going to have no choice but to be under arrest. Do you guys owe her any money? No. No. Okay. Cuz she's saying that she talked to the sheriff, which I don't really believe because if you talk to the sheriff, the sheriff's probably going to come with you or tell you what to do. He's not going to tell you, "Oh, keep going back where you trespassed." You know? So, >> The problem with her is she got this delusion that somebody owe her money. And apparently, I'm not saying it's true or not. She must have been in an accident cuz she always bring back. I I don't know She believed she had special connections, so the rules didn't apply to her like they did to everyone else. When officers laid out the facts, her attitude shifted. The mask began to crack. Frustration started building underneath and her oversized ego kept her planted at the scene. No, you're harassing this business. Keep driving or you're going to be under arrest. Keep driving. Right now you're delaying traffic. KEEP DRIVING. KEEP DRIVING. I'M NOT LISTENING to you. Ignore her. Ignore her. If she comes back in here, she's getting placed under arrest. Is she trespassing here? She is trespassing here. She's trespassing from Forest Haven as well. So, as as soon as she comes in here, she's being put under arrest. Let her park there. She's going to be arrested as soon as she comes in here. Is this your property, too? You'll answer court. Ma'am, you're trespassing and if you do not drive away from THIS SCENE RIGHT NOW, you are going to be placed under arrest. You are trespassing. You are trespassing. You are trespassing. >> I'm not THIS AIN'T YOUR PROPERTY. IT'S THEIR PROPERTY. It's their property. And it's their PROPERTY THAT YOU'RE ON. Please get in your car. Get in your car and drive away. Yes, you are. They own this road. They own this road. They own this road. They own this road. Okay, get in your CAR AND DRIVE AWAY. NO, it is not. They own THIS PROPERTY. HER RESENTMENT GREW AS SHE couldn't accept being told no. She began questioning the officer's authority. In her mind, if she yelled loud enough, the law would somehow bend in her favor. Instead, she only pushed herself further into trouble. Stop. I ain't chilling out [ __ ] big boy. I don't even care you stop. I know. No, no, no, no. No. Give us your arm. No, no. Wait, you'll be there. No. Too late. Wait, wait. You're on my You're on my uh thing. Please don't do this to me. Stop resisting. Wait, I'm not resisting you. >> you think it's again. Put your Give us your arm. NO. GIVE US YOUR ARM. NO. GIVE US YOUR ARM. NO. Give us your arm. No. Help. No. Give us your arm. HELP ME, SOMEBODY. I'M NOT RESISTING YOU. YES, you are. I GOT MONEY in my hand. I'm not resisting. I'M NOT RESISTING. >> STOP. Turn around and give us your arms. Stop. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. TURN AROUND AND GIVE US YOUR ARMS. WAIT. WAIT. WAIT. WAIT. MICHELLE, stop it. I'm coming to get you. Stop it. Wait. Michelle, stop it. I'm not doing anything. Give us your other arm. >> doing anything. >> Okay. I'm not doing anything. I'm going to turn your vehicle off. I'm not doing anything. Stand up. Stand up. I can't. I can't get up right now. Ready? One, two, three, go. Wait, my money is there. All right, I'll get it. Wait, I'm not resisting you. You came and you touched me. No. Let's go. Wait, I'm going to go with you. You don't have to pull on me like this. I'm going. Take your hand off me. I'll walk by myself. You don't need I'm walking. Keep walking. Where is the Where is the sheriff? >> Keep walking. I don't know where the sheriff is. You were the one talking to him, you said. I was. I just spoke it Okay. >> He owes me money. Okay. Well, then you then you got You got to call him in that court. Not here. This is not where you No. I You don't understand. Not where you talk to him. Miss, Miss, listen to me. >> to talk to you and YOU WANTED TO SAY that I was a bomb [ __ ] and you weren't talking to me. Get in the car. Wait a minute. Wait. Y'all hurting me. Don't hurt me again. Don't hurt me again. Move back. Where is my glasses you knocked off again? >> Just sit back. Why are you so god damn excited? Sitting in the patrol car, she tried to flip the script by accusing police of mistreatment. But after everything that had already happened, her words carried no weight. The officer stayed calm, watching quietly to see how far she would keep acting it out. I think it's in the console. She's saying it's in the console. I didn't do anything, sir. Relax. Cuz you became aggressive. >> my head on the wall. You became very aggressive. No. You don't understand. I'm upset because I wasn't doing nothing. And I asked you politely to leave. You played my hand and aggressive manner. I was just trying to talk to you. Okay. Well, now we're talking. I was just trying to talk to Now we're having a conversation in a normal manner. Sir, you're making a big mistake. I'm not the one that made a mistake. >> Listen to me. Look at my face. You break me on the sidewalk for nothing. Okay. Sir. Okay. I hear you. You break my head on the sidewalk for nothing. Well, you were resisting arrest, too. He told me to come. They stole my wallet this morning. Okay. Well, One of his people stole my wallet and gave it to him and he told me a few minutes ago, "Come and meet me at 100 and I'll give your wallet back." That's the only reason I came. That's the only reason I was here trying to get my wallet. My driver's license and everything is in there. I was trying to get my wallet back, so I didn't do it. Give me my money. I want my change >> I'll get your money in a second. I put my money in my pocket, sir. That's all I do. Stop moving around. Just stop moving around for now. Why are you so nervous over me? I'm not doing anything. >> you. I understand that I'm doing my job. It doesn't matter if you're a big man or a little woman. If you have something on that's going to attack me, it's going to attack me. I'm not going to attack you. >> Okay, well, listen, you got aggressive this whole entire time. >> pie. Okay. >> Listen, sweetie. I'm not no god damn I'm not no god >> I'm not saying you are. I'm not I'm not the one. I'm not saying you are. >> You're doing me wrong cuz I'm a lady. So, she have the key? Does she have the key with her? She said it was in the middle console. Do you not have the keys on you? If you can unlock this for a second, I can get the key. All right, listen. I'm not I'm not going to hurt nobody. >> Okay, listen to me. I'm going to take you out of the car. My partner's going to search you, okay? We're going to grab your keys. We're going to make sure everything's locked up. We're going to go to headquarters, take care of you, and get you out. You understand? >> Well, when I go to headquarters, there's nothing to get. >> Right now, you're you're placed under arrest. >> Wait, I'm not under arrest. >> Yes, you are. I'm I'm going to say when I take you out, let my partner check you, and then we'll go from there. Got me? Do not cause a scene, you understand? Okay. No, I'm I'm complying with you. I'm going to sit. Sit back. I'm complying with you. By now, her early confidence had completely faded. It was replaced by emotional retreat and quiet panic. With no energy left to argue, she finally faced reality. And in that moment, you could see a personality slowly coming apart. I'm not no criminal thing. I came to get my keys. >> to face the door. I need to get my keys from Bishop Evans. No, Bishop Evans. I got my got my purse. I don't have anything, ma'am. You don't have to hurt me. I don't have anything. >> Nobody's hurting you. I just came to get my keys. Where are your I don't have anything. They're right in my car, ma'am. >> Where? I don't know. They're not in your car. They're in my car. How do I shut the car They're in my purse. How do I shut the car off? There's a little round thing right on the console. There's a little button. >> All right, go back And all you do is press the button. >> Come on, let's go back in the car. But why you arresting me? I didn't do anything. Wait, turn off. Wait, before you hurt me. >> I'm not hurting you. >> You're too big to handle me like this, first of all. >> I'm being very gentle. >> No, you're not. >> very gentle. >> my face on the tire. Well, you also resisted arrest when we were back there. I didn't resist arrest. We were talking. >> You came after my partner. We were talking. I got pissed off cuz she dogged me. >> up and aggressive and I said >> me in the leg. She kicked me in the leg. Y'all broke my ass the last time. I got a broken back from y'all last time. Um listen, I'm not going to do anything. I got it. I'm just trying to get you seated. >> No, but you Why are you so scared of me? >> I'm not scared of you. >> You are. >> I'm happy. >> You act like you're scared to death but I'm not doing anything. But I didn't do nothing. Why are you arresting me and I didn't do anything? Okay. Today she only came in the one time right now. As far as I know, yes, cuz I just got called. And she never entered the building though. Just on the street. >> She did. She entered the >> the store indoors trying to get in. So as everybody knows her, that's why nobody opened the door. >> Got you. Okay. So she did enter the property also. Okay. I'm just waiting here for Shirley. I'm going to pull my car up behind you. And Bishop Evans told me, he said, "Go over to 100. Meet me right there and I'll get your wallet to you." Mhm. And that's the only reason I was here. What's your name? Suge. Suge. Yep. Officer Suge, the I don't need to be arrested. I get it. So we're going to go back to headquarters. I got problems. We're going to get you done and we're going to get you out, okay? Don't No, don't give me a ticket. It's called the ARIVE team. It's called the ARIVE team. They're going to talk to you and try to help you out, okay? What ARIVE team? >> ARIVE together. It's a unit that we have that helps people who need some help, okay? What kind of help? I'm not mental. I'm a I'm just saying We'll talk. We'll talk when we get back to headquarters. I was just I was just getting my I was trying to get my wallet. Mhm. My wallet's in the car. You saw it? Yeah. You seen my wallet in my purse. Your wallet and your purse. What color is my wallet? It's flowers with black. It's Yeah. Yeah. Let me go get that for And Bishop Evans just got back to me. He just got back to me. That's the only reason I was here. Yeah. In the end, the woman was taken to jail and charged with trespassing, disorderly conduct, and resisting an officer. Her story sends a clear message. Entitlement is never a shield against justice and shouting can't rewrite the truth. So when one mistake is forgiven, another offense is often waiting to be exposed. On July 28th, 2024, in Quincy, a family dispute over money escalated quickly, forcing police to step in. When emotion collides with accountability, the truth begins to crack, and the consequences slowly come into view. Hi. Hi. Officer Navarro. Hi. Where is your other partner? I don't know. I don't care. I don't know. Maybe find him at this address if it exists. So, who called? I don't know for sure. Here, find him at that address. >> What's your name? I don't know. I don't know. >> You don't know your name? No. This is my address. My address should be on my name. You came to it. >> Can you talk to the guy on that side? You guys don't need to be all like you guys can't handle your own. This is disgusting. You guys need to do just something else. You know, it's only one one person, you know, like one person only. You guys don't need to be a bunch of [ __ ] idiots and just do this. It embarrasses people. Here, go find him at that address. You have to receive that at Home Depot. No, you calm down and go somewhere else. Here, I took that medicine, too. FYI, his name doesn't even show up like that. I don't know. I'm so confused. Try that. Get out of here. Nothing good. She's not making any sense in handing me Home Depot stuff, and this guy didn't even talk to me when I pulled up. What cutest taking kid. Aw, I know who this is. >> Yeah. Oh, she's going to be >> Honestly, she's a handful. I think she has legal problems. I can check. We responded to um the hot the hotel cuz of her, remember? Mhm. The other day I drove by and she was just staring at me through the window. Hey Bethany, can you come talk to us? Can you come to the door? We need to talk to you. I can't hear you. Open the door. Come explain this to me cuz I don't understand. to hear your side. >> um you She asked me um what my address was, right? She didn't ask me or she asked me where Mario was. He has two different addresses right there. Go find him. That's what you asked. >> Well, he's here. >> So, I answered back and I gave it to him. That's what I can give you for it. She wasn't just being uncooperative. Step by step, she was dodging responsibility and distancing herself from the legal boundaries everyone else lives by. At the same time, she dismissed the idea of seeking protection, using attitude and deflection to mask aggression and avoid the fallouts. So, what's your side of what happened with Mario? I don't know. He's a little [ __ ] and he called the cops, cuz he needs protection, obviously. What are you doing here with three people? Why does he need protection from you? Well, obviously because um I had money and it was gone, but you know what? I found it, so it doesn't matter and I'm hungry and I need to go. Well, it says declined, so there's no money. It doesn't say declined. It says declined right there. No, it does not. >> It says right there. >> It just says um amount paid amount paid. It says 94. It doesn't matter. It's the [ __ ] reason that you can ask me for an address, so I >> Why are you yelling? >> Because I need to eat. Is that what >> Can I leave? This is Is this you angry? Yes, I need to go eat. Move. >> There's no food in the house? >> No, I need to GO GET MEALS. GO. I don't understand. >> Okay, I don't understand. Ask Ask Dr. Manavar. I don't know. Who's Dr. Manavar? >> Lindsay or somebody else. All them. I don't know. >> I'm the one that put it on my face or did you? I don't know, Shanna. Or did you? You're the one that sold my mom's house, so let's let's talk about that. >> Actually, she bought my house. Well, that's your problem. Well, you guys had um something going on, obviously. So, who knows? >> Something about what going on? >> I don't know. I don't care. I don't know. >> No, it was posted legally and she bought it legally. That's fine. That's fine. So, maybe you can um explain that. You talked to her more than I do. Actually, I haven't talked to her more than >> Well, I took that prescription, put it on my face, so I don't know why um Mario has a middle initial and I don't know why that prescription's in his name. So, if you have any questions or answers, go over there and speak to him and leave me alone. But, I'm trying to speak to you. Huh? What did I do? What did I do? You guys were there? You guys saw that? Saw what? What you just said? I said if you assault him, that would be even more. Oh, but what if he assaulted me by um Well, you won't tell me your side of the story. >> Well, I don't have one. There's no side. I absolutely defended what I had to do. Well, what happened is cuz you favored him. >> give a [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] I never even heard him. He did this last month, so it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. Once officers stopped entertaining her circular explanations, the tone shifted. It became clear she believed her situation always mattered more than anyone else's. From that moment on, the tension thickened by the minute. Cuz I'm not going to come out. I don't have to. I'm talking to you right now, and what the [ __ ] is the problem? So, basically we could tell her right now and then Okay, TELL ME. WHAT? More crimes, more charges. What? Yeah, let's just do it. Huh? Let's just tell her. Okay. Well, right now you're under arrest for domestic violence. For what? He absolutely came up to me and threatened me. I'm going to do what I'm going to do, and I never hurt him. >> he How did he threaten you? He absolutely told me he was going to beat my ass right now. He did? Absolutely. He came up to me in the living room while my child was in the same room. Okay. Okay, I've been beaten before. Absolutely. >> Okay. Well, I don't care. Absolutely, that's the point. You don't ever ever ever ever assault somebody. >> It's a front somebody and actually go after somebody. You know what? A person that's been beaten I'm very aggressive. A PERSON THAT HAS BEEN BEATEN IS GOING TO PROTECT herself in no matter what. If I'm going to come up to you and I've like it, I'm going to force a force OF AGGRESSION. YES. >> WE GOT ONE WE GOT ONE FIGHTING. YOU'RE NOT GOING TO ACT LIKE THAT. DON'T. GET OFF ME. ROLL. GET OFF ME. GET OFF ME. OW. WE GOT ONE [screaming] FIGHTING. OW. I'M FIGHTING. MY PANTS. PUT your hands behind YOUR BACK STARTING NOW. I PISSED MY PANTS. Oh my god, I pissed I pissed my I pissed my pants. I pissed my pants. Oh my god, I pissed my pants. All right, we're going to sit you up. I PISSED MY PANTS. WAIT. WAIT. WAIT. WAIT. WAIT. WHAT? >> I WAIT. I PISSED MY PANTS. WAIT. WAIT. WELL, WELL, YOU'RE STUCK IN WHAT you wear. I [laughter] DON'T KNOW. NO. Sit up. No. Get me out. No. No. >> [laughter] >> No. Wait. Wait. Let me at least CHANGE MY UNDERWEAR, PLEASE. >> HER PANIC WASN'T >> YES. NO. I JUST PISSED NO. QUIT. HER panic wasn't rooted in remorse. It came from losing control of the space around her. When she realized she could no longer steer the narrative, she began using humiliation itself as a final layer of defense. THEY'RE IN MY ASS. >> [screaming] >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. DO NOT TOUCH MY FEET. OW. OW. OW. OW. >> [screaming] >> WHERE IS YOUR SHOES? YOU'RE HURTING ME. WHERE ARE YOUR SHOES? >> WELL, THEY'RE IN THE HOUSE. YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU ARE HURTING ME. I'M NOT HURTING [screaming] YOU. YES, YOU ARE. HOW CAN I EVEN GRAB YOU? >> STOP YELLING. >> I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] I JUST PISSED MY PANTS. I DON'T CARE. WHERE DID YOU I DON'T CARE EITHER. THEN SHUT UP. ALL RIGHT, NEVER MIND. OW. >> [screaming] >> SHUT UP. OW. PROBABLY NEED TO SEARCH HER PURSE. GOOD. SIT UP. I DON'T have anything on me. We tried, BUT YOU WOULDN'T COMPLY. WHATEVER, [ __ ] [ __ ] fat and [ __ ] Can I turn around or How do you want TO DO IT? WHAT? I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING on me. All right, STEP OUT. NO. YOU JUST PUT ME IN THE CAR. STEP OUT or I'll bring YOU. >> YOU JUST PUT ME IN THE CAR. ALL RIGHT. WELL, do your work first. You don't have to be so rough. I'm not rough. >> Yes, you are. You fat cow. Absolutely, you don't have to be so [ __ ] rough. Make sure I have don't have a phone this time, huh? So you guys can't keep it like last time. How many days you keep me a phone? Three days? I don't have anything. I'M TELLING YOU THE TRUTH. I don't have ANY METH AND I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING. We're going to check. I'm [ __ ] sober as [ __ ] My pants are pissed FROM THIS FAT GUY ON ME. Couldn't even [ __ ] breathe. >> Ma'am, we need to check your breast area. In the street? Don't I I'm not. Go ahead and check where you need to. You [ __ ] you better get your hands off me right now. Stop. You don't need to do so You don't need to be so rough. >> rough, dude. NO, YOU DON'T. I'M NOT EVEN SHOWING FORCE. All right. All right. Get off my throat. You move, Turlock's on. GET OFF MY THROAT. I'M NOT on your throat. GET OFF MY THROAT. GET OFF MY THROAT. I'M NOT ON YOUR THROAT. GET OFF MY THROAT. THERE'S OTHER WAYS TO [ __ ] TOUCH. Every minor inconvenience was suddenly labeled a violation of her rights. The sharp accusations were less about injustice and more about calming the guilt she couldn't confront. When things moved beyond control, officers read her Miranda rights and placed her under arrest. Stop. No, we're not. Stop. All right, Bethany, I'm going to read you your Miranda. >> No, no, no. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right at this time to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights as I've explained them to you? Having these rights in mind having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us? >> [screaming] >> OKAY, READY? SIT BACK REAL QUICK AND YOU NEED TO UNDO YOUR seat belt. I am sitting back as you're then putting on my shirt so my tits not [ __ ] showing. >> Move back and I'll do it real quick. Can I help you pull this up real quick? In the end, she was charged with domestic battery and resisting an officer. If convicted, she could face fines up to $4,000 and 12 months of probation. After watching her unravel in real time, what do you think the biggest lesson is? Share your thoughts below. A family secret had just been exposed and a personal collapse unfolded right in front of everyone. On April 19th, 2024, police were called to Faraday Street after reports of a woman who appeared intoxicated, unsteady on her feet, and walking dangerously into traffic. At first, she claimed she was the victim, but as her control slipped away, the truth slowly came into focus. Why are you here? Cuz we got a call about an allegation of disturbance going on. That's why we're here. You're what? We got a call about a verbal disturbance going on. Okay. As far as what? So, I'm being abused, but yet I'm going to get taken away. We're not saying you're being taken away. We're trying to find out what happened. >> May I leave the premises? No. May I leave the premises? No. No. No. [ __ ] camera. Camera's right here in this room. Really? Yes. Where's your camera, yo? Yo, it's right here. Really? Yeah. Yes. Yeah. Back up. Ma'am. No. Back up. I [ __ ] vomit this crap. How are you? Yeah, I'm done with it. Okay, that's fine. No. Don't mess with me. We'll follow you to traffic, okay? I don't mess with me. Okay. Hey, what's up? >> [laughter] >> Ma'am, you've got a severely cut up hand, okay? You're bleeding and you're Really? Ma'am. Why? Why do I have a severely cut up hand? Why? >> That's what we're trying to find out. Maybe it's because of them. Okay, give me your license. Ma'am, you're being detained at this time. I am. Stop. I'm being what? Yeah. All right, get right here. Okay, I'm not playing games with you today. I'm not playing games with I'm not playing games with anybody. Okay. If you're willing to give me a breath sample to see if I can find out how intoxicated you might be. Okay. Hold the mic. Oh, you're old enough to drink by far, but I I need to make sure that you're okay. Are you willing to give me a breath sample? I'm going to let you go home in the morning. I know. I'm not I'm not going to let you go home tonight. I know. Okay. Fair enough. I did tell her that she was nice to let me do my birthday out of the car. I want to go home. I can do that. I want to go home and I want to go to sleep. What am I being charged with, sir? Despite the pain and the blood that hadn't even dried, her only concern was getting out of there. That wasn't strength, it was fear of being exposed. With no exit left, she began reacting like a child trapped inside her own bad decisions. >> I know who you freaking are. >> But you understand >> Yeah, Mark Starburg. Mark Starburg. >> Okay. I freaking know who you are. And guess what? You are fried. Okay. Yeah, YOU'RE WAIT. YEAH. WAIT, SO WHAT ARE YOU arresting me on? Yo. What? What is it? Really? Yes. >> Okay. So, you know what? I've got you on report right now. >> You're on body cam, okay? Yeah. The whole thing. >> Miss child. Body cam, YO. BODY CAM, PUBLIC INTOXICATION, YO. Guess what? Guess what? You're sued. YOU'RE FREAKING SUED. AND guess what? YOU'RE SUED. >> [screaming] >> YOU'RE YEAH, DO YOU CARE ABOUT WHAT I'VE BEEN THROUGH? DO YOU HEY. HEY. HEY. YO. DO YOU FREAKING CARE ABOUT WHAT I'VE BEEN THROUGH? HELLO. THAT WAS YOU. >> [screaming] >> I AM SICK. DO YOU HEAR ME? YEAH, YOU LET RIGHT [ __ ] now because I'm I'm myself out, mother When officers discovered potentially addictive prescription painkillers in her purse, the innocent victim image she was trying to sell started falling apart. Still, she clung to the idea that she had done nothing wrong rather than FACE HER REALITY. >> [screaming] >> GET ME OUT! BECAUSE I'M >> [screaming] >> GET ME CALI GET ME [screaming] OUT! GET ME YOU I'M A [ __ ] >> [screaming] >> GET ME OUT! WHAT? JULIA WHAT kind of pills are those? Huh? Why are you putting me under arrest? What kind of pills are those? >> No. What pills are what? No. What are you putting me on? Ma'am No. What are you on? Let me out. Cuz guess what? YOU YOU LET ME [ __ ] HEY, IT'S TERESA. DO YOU remember me? >> Yeah. No. I want to get let out. >> Okay. I want to be out. >> Remember when we took you to the hotel last >> I want to be let out so I can breathe. No. I want to be let out because you know what? What am I being held for? Okay. Right. >> What am I being held for? >> Listen to me. What am I being held for? >> Okay. Listen to me. I will [ __ ] tell you what I you want to hear, but you let me out of this door. But you I AM NOT AN ANIMAL! I KNOW. I AM NOT AN ANIMAL! I BUT IF YOU DON'T >> LET ME OUT! >> IF YOU DON'T CALM DOWN, they're not going to let you out. >> WHAT DO YOU MEAN CALM DOWN? I'VE BEEN FREAKING ASLEEP FOR THE FREAKING PAST 45 MINUTES! >> I KNOW, but when they try to Let ME OUT! I AM NOT AN ANIMAL! She insisted, "I'm not an animal." Yet her earlier behavior told a different story. When she lost control and lashed out, consequences became unavoidable. The law doesn't judge who you think you are. It judges what you've done. You let me free. That's what I want. I need to go That's what I want. I want to be let free. I am tired of being taken away every single time that I talk, that I voice myself, every time I talk. Every time I talk, I get taken away. And that's what happened. Okay. Let me go talk to them. >> I want to be I want to go home >> [laughter] >> there, and I want to go to sleep. That's all I want. >> LET ME THAT'S ALL I WANT! Let me go talk to the deputy. That's all I want! Do you hear me? I just want to go in and I go to sleep. That's it. All right, let me go talk to them, okay? But you got to do a favor for me first, okay? >> What is it? Will you do a breathalyzer so I can see how much you've had to drink so I know if you need to go to the hospital? How old am I? How old am I, miss? What's your name? My name's Teresa. Teresa? What How old am I? I don't know how old you are, honey. Am I 16, 15, 14, 40? Hey, yo. How old am I? I know you're over 21. >> Huh? I know you're over 21. Guess what? >> What? Why are you holding me in here? Right now? >> Why? Because we have to make sure you're safe. Oh, really? So, I can't I'm a Let's say I'm 36. Can I not go and just live on my own? You can, but you can't leave. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And I'm worried about you. >> Don't mess with me. I know the laws. On one hand, she claimed, "I know the law." On the other hand, she couldn't even remember her own age. That alone was a red flag. It was self-soothing through denial. She believed that if she argued cleverly enough, the handcuffs would come off. They didn't. >> [laughter] >> Guess what you're being charged with. You're being charged with public intoxication. You're also being charged with assault and battery on an LEO. You're also being charged with drugs. That's not right. Okay, that's what you're being charged with, okay? Anytime you have a type of narcotic, you have to have it in a properly prescribed prescription bottle with your name on it, okay? [ __ ] YOU! [screaming] TELL ME WHAT YOUR NAME IS! NO! >> [screaming] >> YOU ANSWER ME, GOD DAMN IT! YOU ANSWER ME! ANSWER ME! >> [screaming] >> YOU ANSWER ME, YOU [ __ ] SON OF A [ __ ] YOU ANSWER ME! YOU [ __ ] LET ME OUT! You [ __ ] LET ME OUT! >> [screaming] >> I [ __ ] WHAT? WHAT AM I BEING CHARGED WITH, YOU GOD DAMN SON OF A [ __ ] NO! KILL KILL MYSELF BECAUSE YOU DON'T CARE. BECAUSE YOU DON'T CARE. YOU WON'T LET ME OUT. MA'AM, STOP BEING COHERENT. NO! >> [screaming] >> I'M GOING INSANE BECAUSE YOU DROVE ME TO THAT ONE. >> [screaming] >> YOU LET ME GO OUT. [screaming] OKAY, STOP. STOP. >> YOU LET ME GO OUT. YOU LET ME YOU LET ME [screaming] GO OUT AND I'LL STOP, YOU SON OF A [ __ ] >> WHEN THE charges were read, the woman showed signs of emotional distress, prompting officers to take her for medical evaluation before booking. The case concluded at Advent Health Hospital with charges related to possession of hydrocodone, disorderly conduct, and public intoxication. If convicted, she could face fines of up to $2,000 and 6 months of probation. When a night of drinking turns into public humiliation, another emotional collapse is often waiting just around the corner. On November 16th, 2025 in Pompano Beach, police responded to an anonymous call reporting dating violence. The argument was said to have spiraled out of control, but once officers arrived, the story revealed far more layers than it first appeared. Ma'am. Hey, what's going on? So, can I ask who called you guys? We don't know. We don't know. There was no name. It was just a call somebody called. They We heard a disturbance and they hung up the phone. What, was it a girl? We didn't answer My friend or my girlfriend. Me and my girlfriend were fighting. She was going nuts. she trashed my car. Okay. >> So, like she like threw a public sub over my car and I took it off my car and threw it back at hers and then she was just like hating me, tackling me. I'm just like, "Get off me. Get out. Get out." Cuz originally we were inside the house and she was being very aggressive, like holding me down, like punching me and I was trying to leave my bathroom. We're in my grandma's bathroom. Yeah. Trying to leave. She's like, "I'm not going nowhere until you move." I'm like, "Just leave. Please leave. Please leave. Please leave." She just wouldn't move. I literally sat down on the toilet, waited for her to leave the bathroom. Yeah. And then she came out here, grabbed channel locks and she was like hitting my car with channel locks and then she started chasing me around with Yes. She was chasing me around with channel locks. No, I didn't call the police because I was just like, "Leave my house." I mean, she was just going crazy. >> at? What you I have no idea. She took off. But I I didn't even know that you guys were coming. My dad was like, "The cops are out front." And I was like, "Oh my god." What happened um what what what led up to you guys getting into this altercation? She was just She was just mad about girl stuff, like she wanted to see my phone and I was saying no. Okay. >> And she was just like going nuts, like >> Yeah. Last night I I de-escalated a fight, one fight that she was going to get into and then 5 minutes later she got into another fight. Assaulted the girl. I grabbed her away. She talked to the cops for like 2 hours and then now the other girl is going to press charges on her. This was literally last night and I was like, "You need to stop going nuts." Yeah. And then this just happened today. Okay. And I threw an egg and a sub at her car after she was trying to hit me in the head with a pair of channel locks. All right. So, that's all I did and then after that she was she was coming at me pretty hard, hitting me. I did obviously didn't touch her single time. The 19-year-old woman's behavior showed an extreme need for control. When she was told no, she didn't turn to conversation, she turned to destruction. Even more concerning, the victim showed signs of emotional dependency, allowing the cycle of harm to repeat itself. They were like at the door, but she was with her friend, and then my best friend was just here. He just got off his boat, and then he took off. Do you drive this car? Uh, no. I just bought this car from my grandma, actually. I haven't even drove it yet. Whose tag is that? Let me grab a notepad. The tag? Yeah. Oh, I just It's um It's an old tag I just put on there. So, the city Like it's I don't >> is that? I think it's my my grandpa's my grandpa's old tag, maybe, but I haven't drove in the car yet. I still need to get my new license from the DMV. I have a scooter. It's up there. That's what I drive. Dude? Uh, like a year and a half. A year and a half? Yeah. Okay. Like after she did all that, that's when she was coming at me and attacking me. She like tackled me down to the floor right here. Yeah. After I threw it back at her car, cuz I was like, "Just get the [ __ ] out." I I told her to leave my house for like 30 minutes. Does she typically get physical with you? Is that the way she reacts to Yeah, it's all the time, but I don't want anything to happen to her, like Right. I love her to death. She does it all the time. She's She's a little kooky, but Does she have any um depression, anxiety diagnoses, anything like that? Uh, I'm pretty like 100% sure she's bipolar, but she's not diagnosed. He convinced himself that she had mental issues, even though no professional had ever said so. It was his way of justifying the pain. Ironically, she demanded absolute honesty while using violence and insults to hide her own inner chaos. Like she was hitting me so many times. I like on her truck I like smashed her mirror in. Like that one like after she hit me and threw the sub over my car. Yeah. I like walked up to her truck and I was like But that's about it. Like other than that that's about it. Okay. Like just so like she's probably going to say I smashed her mirror but I did after she like hit me Yeah. >> Even though I shouldn't have done it probably but Is it the the truck's damaged? Uh no. It's not damaged. Yeah. Okay. Uh so just just so I recap you guys were inside. Yeah. You said you were sitting on the toilet. Where is that where it started? So it started in the bathroom and then you moved to Yeah. I was like talking to her and then I was on my phone and then she like went like this and went to grab my phone and I was like what are you doing? And she was like uh-uh uh-uh. You got me so [ __ ] up. Like why aren't you giving me your phone? I'm like because like it's been really toxic with her and like like she's just been talking to other guys for the longest time. And I was just like I don't even care anymore about it. So I was like let me see your phone. She was like no. I'm like exactly. Okay. So you you separated yourself. You went to the toilet or did you just went to the bathroom to go sit on the >> Yeah. Like she was like in the bathroom but she's out the bathroom door blocking Oh okay. and I'm sitting on the toilet waiting for her to move. And I was like I could wait all day. I could wait all day and then Yeah. At what point did she start hitting you? Um when I came out front and I was telling her to leave. So she eventually moved out the way so you can get out or Yeah. She did. >> Yeah. Okay. Like I was sitting on the toilet for like 30 minutes and then she walked into my room. And then I walked outside. She was getting all of her stuff. Yeah. >> And then she was sitting in my front yard for like another 20 minutes and I was like [ __ ] leave like get the [ __ ] out of here >> Yeah. because just everything she's been doing I have like don't want anything to do with her anymore and I'm just like this is it like you're going to get the police called you're at my house screaming causing a scene beating me up in my front yard like Right. even though I sound so wrong to say but you know what am I going to do? No I get you. She no longer saw her boyfriend as a person but as something to dominate and control. When law enforcement stepped in she immediately left the scene revealing a pattern of avoiding responsibility. Meanwhile he kept running back to the relationship blinded by emotion. Okay. Were they were they trying to separate you guys there? >> they were just like stop stop and I'm like hey but I'm getting attacked here. But my friend and her were telling me to stop and my friend just screaming at my girlfriend like stop touching like get off of him like y'all need to stop. You've been dating for a year and a half. Based on what you're telling us or whatever. Um she's obviously not here so we can't speak to her. Um do you want to press charges against her? No. >> Do you want to make a sworn statement? Do you want to take any pictures? No. Okay. So what you're telling us that happened is dating violence. In the state of Florida we don't have discretion. All right. Okay. So I'm going to give you a case card and information. Thank you. All right. I appreciate you guys. You you don't want to press charges? No. But in the state of Florida we have to file charges regardless. And it's it's up to the state whether or not they pursue charges. A lot of times they don't because the reporting party in this case is you you don't want to pursue charges. So the state they receive the report they look at it and they say okay he doesn't want to press charges. We're not going to take the charges but as of today the state requires us to at least submit charges to see if they'll take it. You understand? Yeah. >> That's just by law we we have to. Uh dating violence battery. So so so this >> don't want her to get like charged with that. >> Yeah, it'll be documented as such. Uh but just so you're aware in the state of Florida, anytime some if two people are dating and one person is alleging that the other person hit the other if both parties were here, somebody would be going to jail. He hesitated to press charges as he was still holding on to what they once had. But in Florida, feelings don't override the law. When signs of violence appear, an arrest becomes unavoidable. And at that moment, she was taken into custody. If if both parties are here, we would have to take somebody based on what happened. Hi. Hi, I need you to come with me. I got to swap out with them. Okay. Can I have your purse, ma'am? Sure. I'm going to take all your jewelry and leave it here. So then go with us. We'll wait for you to get dressed, okay? Here, you know what? You can just the bracelet Take off your rings, too. I'm going to have to swap cars anyway, so Okay. Thank you. Got to search your ring now, again. Do I take it? >> No. Anything on you you're not supposed to have? Mhm. You got a bra on? No. Okay. No drugs. You want a cigarette? Get your shoes. I can let you back in the house, but do you want to get your shoes? You want to go barefoot? I'll give you slides over there. Here, we're going to go from here and then go from my car to there. I'll get you sandals right away. Wait, you said Mom was supposed to be here, right? Yeah, she's down Commercial. I think she's at her um physical therapy. >> [snorts] >> Turn off your phone. I told you not need my phone for the rest until I leave. I probably should have did it. I have it. Huh? No, I bumped you. >> Oh, no, you're fine. Okay. Uh-huh. Yeah, no problem. What do you do with the phone? Oh, do you want to Can we leave the phone here? You take it with you? No, I want to take it. >> Okay. Turn it off. No, she's just going to get numbers out. >> the battery Is the battery charged? You can sit it on the ground. Okay. In the end, the woman was booked on charges of dating violence battery. She now faces up to 1 year in jail and a $1,000 fine. The price of toxic control is often a total loss of freedom. After a jealous outburst turned into destruction, she didn't stop. This was only the beginning. On August 29th, 2024, Sarasota police responded to a domestic disturbance call at a chaotic home. A woman immediately claimed she was the victim, but as officers dug deeper, troubling details began to surface behind her fragile appearance. Okay, so um first of all, I'm pressing charges. She hit me in the face with uh And where is she at? >> Um she's from there. You might need some Palidol and uh hog tie. She's not going to come easy. Great. I asked for my phone. One call to 10-54? The Fannings have been acquaintances of mine for 9 years. I live right down the road. Um Keith told me not to go anywhere, but I'm waiting for him to come back. Um >> Hi, ma'am. Can you just wait right there for me, please? Um Bobby is Did he see what happened? >> He can follow. And if she does not put out, then it'll turn awkward. He'll still keep her around, but um Okay, so what happened when you walked in? You asked her to leave? >> I sit down, and >> I start looking here. Come with me. No, let's talk here. I don't want you going in there. >> No, no, no. Tell her to go over there and I would like to say something. >> back in the hall. I want you to talk to me right here. >> Okay. Talk to me. Use your words. >> My mother's cabin on private property has been broken into several times. And this was mentioned This was mentioned last time I was there. I even mentioned it to my church people. Okay, I'm talking about today. This is relevant. Please give me a second. Please, it all ties in. Okay? Me and Bobby have known each other Me and Bobby have known each other on and off for 9 years. So, we have one of those relationships where, you know, it Okay, one minute we're getting along, one minute we're not. He'll try to get me in bed, I'll tell him no, he'll be he'll Two days later, we're cool again. Uh meth is a uh and >> Okay. With all due respect, I don't care about Me and >> I'm asking what happened today and you're >> I don't care if you think it's relevant or not. I need to know what happened right now. Okay. Here. Today. >> Yeah, she picked up something. She said you need to Now, I said no, I don't. I'm not leaving anywhere without my phone. Those are I don't know this room, officer. I'm staying here in the cabin. Okay. Okay. You were here 10 minutes ago. How long have you been here? >> Oh, so this is your house? No, it is my friend's house. Okay. >> here. said where are all of my things are. She keeps touching my things. I don't want her touching my things. touching my things. She's touching my friend Bobby's stuff in there, too. But they're not here. Come back when he's here. She wouldn't listen. I asked her several times to leave. She wouldn't leave. I let her long enough to bring the letter, but she still wouldn't leave. She tried to take like leave with his stuff. I never saw her with a phone. What's she doing here? She come here to talk to She keeps pawing all over my things trying to say that they're hers. They're not. They're mine. Okay. You know, if you got an issue, come back and talk about it. But there was no physical altercation. Because she was trying to to take his things 11242 and I said I'm not leaving with those and I went to grab it. Do you have any injuries? And you have scratches on your chest. Do you want rescue to come check you out? No. All right. When officers listened to the calm, composed woman, the situation began to shift. Her account revealed that the suspect had trespassed, stolen property, and shown signs of jealousy. Cornered by the facts, she tried to redirect the conversation with a completely unrelated story. >> And I said, "Honey, I have PTSD. You don't want to yell." I said, "I'll leave in just a minute as soon as I find my phone." I'm 40 years old. I'm not going to just I'm welcome in this house. I'm very welcome in this house. The only reason probably on speakerphone, he goes, "Who is this?" She goes, "It's the [ __ ] face." He goes, "Tell that other [ __ ] to leave now." Because he wants to get in her pants and he thinks that she's going to get jealous. It means nothing. Okay. And after this >> with your eye being the way it is? Well, that's Do me please walk forward cuz I'm sure there's >> You're going to tell me what happened and then if I need to go see something I will. Okay, well, there's probably like A, B, C, or D that have blood on them. She was frantic and picking up anything and everything she could to hit me in the face with. And I'm just trying to hold her back. She weighs less than my 17-year-old daughter. I could throw her for a long dart. >> touched you first? She did. What How did she touch you? She told me to get out. I said, "No, I'm going to get my phone." And she goes, "Bitch." Help. >> [clears throat] >> Okay. So, at what point did you then go to school her? Uh when she was reaching for weapons to hit me in the face with she doesn't have one scratch on the full charges. I probably need stitches. Give me a second to go talk to her. 55 years of age She's saying that she stays in the shed here and she's she comes and starts touching things and she won't knock it off turns into a physical altercation and we're here where we're at however you said there was no screwdriver involved. My monster watch she's hitting me. She scratches on her chest. Honestly I couldn't tell she was just swinging on me and I reacted. So I don't know who actually hit who first but I need my phone found on me. Why is it that the sheriffs don't treat this? Because there's jurisdictions and this is the city. Do you have any marks anywhere else on your arms or anything? Well I'm not sure yet since she was shredding me. Why are you guys being rude to me? I'm just taking a picture of your arms. >> Listen, I have PTSD. I have diagnoses. How did you all of us here events, okay? Also with all due respect please be cooperative so that we can get this resolved as quickly as >> just stopped mall they wouldn't expect you to be perfect and roses. I'm not sure yet sir. One moment please. I want my freaking phone before she does something to it and I'm worried that she's going to break it. I just need to see if you have any other injuries that we document. Yes sir I'll do that but I would really like my phone. Liar's fear silence more than confrontation. When officers stopped arguing and started taking notes her story began to crack. She was no longer fighting the police she was fighting her own contradictions. Okay. Um, can you just give me a solid? Do you have a Dave I do not. Do you have the sheriff's office number? I For who? The regular just The Sarasota County Sheriff's Office? Or or to have Shelly come out or Don or JP? I would suggest you meeting them at the Salvation Army in the morning. >> to meet me right here. I'm getting my phone. I'll do it off the property, though. Okay. Okay. Well, the sheriff's office isn't going to respond to get your phone and the two actually two of the three names you mentioned are not uniformed >> Why can't everyone grow up and act like >> she stand right here >> Mhm. We're going to have to walk off the property. Okay. I'm going to need all of your names and badge numbers. Sure. If you're moving towards that road, you're going to have my name and badge number in a case report or you're going to go to jail. And so, she gets to hit me with weapons. Um and she's not going to jail. It's very inspirational for my next fight. Okay. No. Just to clarify, both of you have marks on your bodies. You're on a property that you're not allowed to be on and gotten to a physical altercation with someone. I am not on >> items from her. Take items? My items. >> Okay. I'm just telling you what happened. Okay. So now, how do I get uh What steps do I go from here um to uh acquire pictures taken of all of my family's belongings or should I have my family come down here with their attorneys and to take pictures? I'm so serious. You can do an officer standby at a later time when the homeowner is home and there can be a discussion between the homeowner, yourself, and the officers in regards to what may or may not be yours inside, but we have no way to prove that you have anything in that house. As the victim mask came off, frustration quickly turned into open rage. Police formally ordered her to leave the property. Instead of cooperating, she shifted into clear resistance, pushing the situation closer to collapse. >> Are you going to leave or you not going to leave? I need Hold on. I need to ask you a Excuse me. No, for what? I know. For theft. For theft? No, call Keith right now. He Excuse me. >> spell Will you at least tell the truth? Well, at the minimum, I'm going to say we're not playing this game. You're going to need to go get a loaf of bread. I didn't steal the I didn't go in the house. How is it theft? To call the cops from across the street? >> because you're literally >> still have that phone number. This is brutality. No, this is brutality. Keith gave me Excuse me, sir. I don't have time for this. Keith gave me Keith is the other side. Excuse me, my things are on the floor. >> All right, I'll get them. Sir, I urge you to stop, and I will shut up. We asked you to stop several times, >> this is wrong. You were given instructions from our officer standby. You refused to do so, and you continued to take belongings such as a phone from the Take belongings? Keith Keith gave me that phone. I didn't take it. I haven't been inside the house, not once. Not one time. Put your feet in for a second. I will get that stuff, bring it right here, and we'll continue our conversation. I want Shelly Williams on the phone, please. Sir, this is police brutality. It is not police brutality. It is, sir. You were asked nicely several times to leave the property. You continued to argue with officers, and then you took something that didn't belong He was your pocket. >> to me cuz I was trying to call Keith. I wasn't going to take that dumbass phone. >> Donna hardly uses that phone. Keith said he's going to call And if they have a sip of my water Have you ever considered medication? This didn't even work. You don't care about me, but you care about her. Why? Dude, I'm the one who called you guys. Keith told me to get her off the property. Keith is the older brother. Okay, ma'am. Yes. We're not taking orders by telephone. I understand. >> a property where someone else lives and you do not. Keith was here. He was in his bathroom. I was about to go see him. I was looking for my phone. Okay. You don't just leave your phone in a sh- real room with a girl twisting a towel around, pushing me, telling that she didn't want me in there because she didn't want me to see all the [ __ ] they had stolen. Does that not make sense? Even after being restrained, she kept reaching for personal documents and items that didn't belong to her. Behavior that meets the legal definition of theft under state law. Most notably, she refused to let go of the phone she had taken, revealing a deep stubborn grip on control. It doesn't have to be like this. I don't play with my kids. >> to tell you that. Dude, you guys are arresting me for accidentally still having a phone in my hand that Keith handed to me. He was putting >> He asked you how many times to give him the phone? I asked him What do you mean? Like once or twice. I didn't know I wasn't even listening. Okay, and then he had to physically remove it from your hand. >> Why didn't you just set me down and tell me to breathe? You guys have kids. I legitimately told you to breathe. I told you to take a deep breath. Yes, and I thank you and I did breathe. And that's probably why I was able to >> that's what I tried to not end up in this situation. And what about you? She does the same thing. You don't have any children? You don't have to have children to know how to calm someone down. >> Yeah, I can. And the thing is, it wasn't working with you. And that's the important That's why I asked you, are you currently off your medication? >> I'm not off my medication. I'm wondering if you That's what I was asking. Where are you off your medication? Did you ever find the bloody weapons? Did you bag them up? Did you? I'm asking. Step out so this officer can search you. Okay. Hold on. >> Step out right now. >> I'm doing it. Why are you This is police brutality. I am behind your back. I have tendonitis, you guys. I have tendonitis. You just freaked me out. You're damn right I did because you took your handcuffs off and you're disobeying my lawful orders, again, which is how we got ourselves in this situation in the first place. >> Your will be served. I have tendonitis. >> Get in line. Cut Yeah? Well, maybe it doesn't mean you get to come out of handcuffs. No, okay. Whatever. Yeah, whatever. And then we'll figure it out. >> I did what? Just walk to the car. Put my hair in my face. It makes me sick. You can maybe say something versus flipping out of handcuffs. >> Can I ask you something? No, you may not. Oh, really? >> No, I'm going to search you and then I'm leaving. That's all I'm here for. Oh, okay. I wasn't on the good side of things today. Sure, that's fine. >> If you got hit The woman was eventually arrested and faces charges of disorderly conduct, making a false 911 call, and domestic violence. If convicted, the penalty could be a fine of up to $5,000 and up to 3 months in jail. Just when the house had regained its tranquility, a drunken splash of pink shattered it all. On September 30th, 2025, in Ohio, police responded to a tense 911 call from a man who reported that his ex-wife was repeatedly violating a protection order. When legal boundaries are ignored, situations rarely stay predictable. I was dispatched to 540 South Torneo Street. Torneo is spelled t o r n i l l o. >> [sighs] >> Uh it's advised that our RP just got home from work. Says his ex-wife is intoxicated and at his home. RP has a restraining order against her. Says she has a warrant for arrest. Female is a Liliana Moran. The RP probably can hear the female yelling or the dispatch can hear the female yelling. RP doesn't want to go inside because he is worried she will do something to his property. Female is wearing a pink tank top and pink shorts. Do you have a backpack on her person? Negative. Just a gray shirt like that. Black sunglasses by male. Red hair. Looks like a brownish shirt. So, the restraining order is valid until December of this year. Not It's going to be December 20th of this year. Uh it was issued by the Third Judicial District Court by Judge Latta. The docket number for that restraining order is D {slash} 307 {slash} DV {slash} 2025 {slash} 00351. Um I know this due to I Officer Chavez having issued said warrant for her arrest for a return order In her world, the breakup was never real. The law was nothing more than thin paper compared to her need to hold on. Even standing in front of officers, she believed her feelings mattered more than any boundary, and nothing seemed capable of changing that. You can't pick up your bag? Me my bed, not a bag. Your your your what? What's that? A bed, b e >> Oh, your bed. Okay. All right, ma'am. Can you please turn off your phone? So, you do have a warrant for your arrest? I do? Yes, cuz I issued it. Remember I talked to you on the phone back on the 4th? Well, I talked to you on the phone. Relax. Hold up, let me lock it. Stop. Relax. Who? Who's that? Your police officer. Let's go on this side. We're going on the other side. 966, can you check out female detainee? I I Yes, Bradley. Hey, let's go. Yes. I don't want to lose my job. Okay. Because you already broken in. What happened to you? Oh, okay. Yes, oh, I remember. Yes, sir. Um what time did you get here, ma'am? I just got here about 10 minutes ago. Was your door open or was she just out front? She She has key keys for uh for the house, so she >> still have them on her? Uh I I don't know. I haven't checked. I I really didn't go inside cuz I was out here, you know, calling you guys. Yeah. Okay. The fact that she had a key to her ex-husband's home showed she hadn't let go. She refused to accept that things were over on paper and in court. Instead, she tried to appeal to officers' sympathy. Watching this unfold forces anyone to rethink past choices. All right, man. Well, we'll go from there, okay? All right. So, uh Yeah. So, I'm going to change I already changed the this uh door uh door knob on this. I'm going to change the other two because those are the I mean, she if she keeps on coming, she ain't going to be able to come in inside no more. I mean, if plus if she don't even have the keys no more for the side one because that one she, you know, it's It's that true. And then you got 43 copy of The door knob that was here in the front and the back one are for the same keys, you know. Yeah. >> And then the side one has I thought it was the last time. But anyways, uh I mean, it's you know, I just want to you know, like keep stop this from happening. We'll see if we get those keys, okay? >> Yeah, I can tell you if she had them. I'm going to look around, though. She might have just left them here. >> Yeah, I think she left them cuz all she had was her phone. Uh but we'll go from there, bro. Okay. >> All right, man. Thank you, bro. Yeah, no problem. What is that? Your ankle? Your ankles are very tight? Okay. Oh, I get you. Well, once we get to the the jail, then we'll take them off. Okay. Once I get to the jail, I'll take them off. Where do I need uh to complain? I'm sorry, what was that? Where do I need to make a complaint because the ankles are very very tight. >> Okay. Well, >> when we go inside, we can take them off and we can discuss all that. Complaining about the handcuffs was her final attempt to regain control of the conversation. It reflected a pattern of using the authority of law enforcement to distract from personal wrongdoing and blur her own responsibility. I just want to make a complaint. I don't want to discuss anything. They are very tight and you know that. I'm losing the [ __ ] brain. Or not. Or not. You want to see what happened? Where? Right there. Go stand up. Are you on something or what? What's that? Are you on something or what? You're very tight. They're very tight. Well, I was trying to gauge them, but you started pulling away. No, I didn't, sir. Yeah, it's all on camera. >> I didn't. Look at this. Look at this. Take a picture of this, please. Yeah, I will. Well, please. Can you take a seat so we can check your vitals? What's your name, ma'am? It's going to be Liliana Warren. Do you have any jewelry or anything on you? Huh? Do you have any jewelry? >> No, I don't. >> No? She walked into the holding cell not just for violating the order, but carrying the emptiness that followed when every attempt at manipulation failed. Legal reality is often harsh, especially for those who once lived inside an illusion of control. I know. >> I don't know if you like this one. Uh Did you turn it off? Yeah. Oh, keep it like that. They were very tight, okay? Not to be not not to be neutral. No, I I get you cuz you're you're a coin for me whenever I was trying to gauge them. >> sir. It's on camera now. I'm not going to go along with you. Okay, well, we're going to we'll just go so we can talk. Okay. In the end, the woman was arrested and charged with violating a protection order and serving outstanding warrants. What do you think about the mask she was wearing? Deep emotional pain or unchecked entitlement? Share your thoughts in the comments below. On March 20th, 2025, police responded to reports of a Facebook Marketplace deal that spiraled into a serious incident in a Home Depot parking lot. From verbal threats to trespassing, everything unfolded within just a few minutes. Hi. Hi. Hey, is your son-in-law the one that called? I guess so. Okay, what happened? I tried to sell stuff on Facebook, you know, Marketplace, and and I was driving my guy a big white cup. Um the lady contacted me and I was warning her when we been coming on her she paid me. Okay. So, we went to the address and she wasn't there. So, I just said forget it, you know, I went on of She called me back and then she says, "Well, bring it to me to the Home Depot, you know." So, I went by the Home Depot the garden area. Okay. >> And when I called her, she said, "Let me know when, you know, I'm here." So, I called her. She says, "Well, have the passenger door open, you know." And I said, "For what?" And she hangs up on me. So, I'm there and she comes to the car and she says, "Let me get in." So, my car was locked and my grandchildren were in the back. Okay. >> So, she tries to reach So, she starts to throw fruit at us. Fruit? >> Yeah. Okay. And she says, "Give me all your money or I'm going to cut you." Okay. >> I never saw knife. >> Never saw a knife? >> No. Okay. So, she kept saying she's going to cut me. Okay. And I rolled up the window almost on the run cuz she This lady was psycho. Okay. And I drove off. Did she give you a name or anything when you're when you're >> has a profile. Okay. This is the profile picture or the one of the pictures on her profile on Facebook. It says Selena Luna. I don't know I don't know anything. >> I have her phone number. >> And this is the lady that you that were Were you with her? My kids also identified her. They were in the car with my mom. Yeah, she reached in my car and that's when I put my window up. And then I drove I almost drove over her. The two children sitting in the back seat weren't just passengers. They were the reason their grandmother fought so hard to protect the situation. But, the other woman didn't see that vulnerability. To her, the grandmother was nothing more than an obstacle standing in the way of her ego. >> Never produced an actual knife? >> No. Okay. Because I took off. I wasn't going to let her anywhere near my grandchildren. They told me. And how much were you selling this curling iron Five bucks. I know. Do you recognize what kind of vehicle they were in? Just about to work on that. Stand by. What kind of vehicle were you in? My that one right there. White Ford. A silver Ford Fiesta? >> Yeah. Yeah. What kind of vehicle was she in? She wasn't in a She wasn't in a vehicle? She walked out of the garden department. Okay. Uh the victim was in a silver Ford Fiesta. Uh the suspect walked out of the garden area according to the victim. And you do want to press charges, right? Well, yeah. Of course. Let me make a quick call and then um this officer's going to take the report from you, okay? Okay. Okay, so long story short, she messages you on Facebook wanting a curling iron. Yeah. She tells you to to come to that Missouri address. >> Yeah. You go, no one's there. No, she wasn't there. She went to work, you know. And then you guys talk about meeting at Home Depot, right? Yeah. Did you call her and you guys discussed it or No. No, she just told me where to Home Depot in front. So Okay, so you you go to Home Depot around 11:58 to noon. >> Yeah. And you're waiting out there and then she comes out. >> Yeah. And she just comes up to your vehicle and that's when she starts saying all that stuff. >> Yeah, she starts putting on the door and she says, "Let me in." I said, "For what? I don't know you." And that's when I put the you know, and she tried to reach in and I put the window up more and then I I was driving off. >> And she didn't have any sort of weapon or knife or anything like that? >> anything. Did she What kind of statements was she telling you that were threatening? >> you. Let me in you. I'm going to cut you. I'm going to rob you. Give me five bucks or give me all your money. Okay. >> That's why I never ever let anybody in the car. I I didn't know her. And then after that she started throwing food at the vehicle and then is that when you tried to leave the Home Depot? When the value of the item is tiny compared to to risk of arrest, this stops being just a theft. It reflects a distorted sense of power, a mindset where someone believes they can outrun consequences. Yeah. A big like this covered almost her whole face. Once she came up to the car, what was the like the first thing that she she said? Give me all your money. Like give me $5. >> Well, she swung on the door, remember? >> Oh, yeah. She swung on the door and said, "Let me in cuz I'm going to sit down." Well, my grandma said like she pulled on the door and then went and said, "Let me in." And my grandma said, "Why?" And she said, "I'm going to cuz I'm going to sit down." And she's like, "No, you're not going to sit down in my car." And she said, "Let me sit down and I'm going to rob you because and I give me all give me the $5 or I'm going to cut you. And give me all your money. And then she did she try to grab the curling iron? Did you see? >> Yes. I saw her reach into the window and try to grab it. Okay. And she wasn't able to grab it? No. No. >> Cuz my grandma snatched it. Oh, okay. Okay. And then after that, uh >> No, wait. After that, she tried to drive away and then that chick started throwing stuff? She started running at the car and throwing stuff. Okay. Okay. Sounds good. I appreciate it. Thank you, guys. Officers later located the woman outside a nearby hotel. Where are we going? Can I have you drop your bag? Yeah. I'm going to put your phone in the bottom. And my phone, too? Yeah, please. You'll be detained right now, okay? Okay. What's going on? I'll explain to you in a minute. Okay. I'm going to put I can't really out here. Can I use the bathroom? I'll talk to you in a sec. Okay. What's your name, ma'am? Selena. Selena what? >> Luna. Luna? Yeah. I just wait for my dad. >> grown woman. Where's your dad? Right there. Right behind me. What's up? Huh? Last name Luna, first of the name? Selina? You guys know her? Yeah. Who is that? My daughter. Okay. So, right now we're conducting an investigation. I'm not sure what happened, but she's matching the description of a suspect that we're looking for in regards to an armed robbery, okay? This wasn't a shock anymore. It was a familiar cycle. The family looked exhausted. The father's eyes no longer showed anger, only disappointment. He knew his daughter was the source of the chaos, and this time he wanted the law to force her to face reality. >> That's what it seems like, yes. I believe she was trying to buy something off Facebook Marketplace. And she met up with someone and something about uh knifing involved. So, I'm not sure. Um again, don't don't quote me on that cuz I'm not too sure. Um but Yes, sir. All right. Well, she pointed out you guys still wanted to see who you guys were. So, if you guys want to hang tight and go from there. All right, thank you. So, I'm just going to read you something real quick, okay? >> Okay, I'm good. So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney before, during, or after any questioning. >> Okay. If you can't afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you at no expense, okay? Okay. Understanding your rights, so if you make any statements or have >> But what did I do? No, I I just have some questions. >> Oh, okay. But answering any questions or making any making any statements at any time you can stop at any time, okay? Do you understand your rights? Absolutely. Under your understanding your rights, you're still still willing to speak with me? Absolutely. Okay. What What's going on? What happened at Home Depot? Um oh, I was just um uh on the cart. I got out I wanted the cart because I had just walked, and um I went to go talk to my aunt Dolly and um after that, what was it? I went to the garden center. Oh, and then this lady almost ran me over. Uh-huh. This lady almost ran me over. So, I did take it upon myself and I threw a a pudding at her because she almost ran me over cuz I had food in my hand. Uh-huh. And that was that. And then she comes back around and tries to run me over again. She had kids in the car. Uh-huh. And that was that. And she took off and then she said she said something threatening to me and I didn't get what she said cuz she had a curling iron for sale. So, And I did I I was going to purchase >> something on Facebook, right? >> I I I said no. I said no. I said no. So, that that female that you're out with, what happened with that when you were going to purchase that? There was nothing happened. Nothing happened at all. She just came up to me and you know, I said, "You know what? No, you almost ran me over." Despite facing serious charges, the woman could be released within a day under New Mexico's legal system. That reality didn't just spark public debate. It left officers feeling drained and powerless. I I I tried to get out of my face. So, what what At what point did you pull out a knife? I didn't pull out a knife. It was a pudding. She has a pudding in her car. A pudding? Uh-huh. A Jell-O pudding from the hospital. Uh-huh. Yeah. Because she almost ran my over my feet. So, how come video shows something different? >> It No, it's it's pudding. I could have I could have showed you it's pudding. Uh-huh. It's a chocolate pudding that I I didn't eat. That fell on her lap. That fell on her lap? Yeah, she had [ __ ] on her car and that's why I said she she she looked weird. Uh-huh. very weird. She looked intoxicated. What were you going to buy from her? It was a gold curling iron for $5. For $5? And I would have I would have told that girl, "Poor thing, she could have got more money for that." Uh-huh. For for that curling iron. It was a very nice one. But, you know, I said, "You know what? She just she didn't look all there in her head." In In end, the woman was arrested and charged with attempted armed robbery and probation violation. All of this over a $5 hair straightener. Yet, the real price was her 16th criminal record and the collapse of a life built on lies. 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