I had surgery. I just got home today. I'm scared of him. Yes, he does this. You look at him. I'm not going to attack him. >> When blind jealousy clouds better judgment, these women turn their devotion into a tragic sentence. >> I had sex with somebody and then came and laid with me. >> You went and had sex with somebody and then had sex with me. >> All right, for right now you're going to GO IN HANDCUFFS. >> GROUND. >> LET [snorts] ME GET UP. >> THERE YOU GO. >> Witness the true cost of such toxicity, where illusions of grandeur eventually break against the quiet strength of truth and justice. >> I have the video where he dragged me across the street. He got caught by a state trooper. I've had a protection order against this man before. >> On July 22nd, 2025, in Ohio, a self-styled actress staged a flawless scene of violence to mislead the authorities. But beneath her rehearsed explanations lay a maze of manipulation. As it turns out, a simple soft drink would be the thing to unravel her web of lies. >> Hi [snorts] Carlos. >> Hi. >> I don't know if you remember me or not. >> Yes, I do. >> Okay, awesome. What's going >> surgery. I just got home today. >> Are you all right? >> No, my husband's literally been pushing the door so I can't enter. >> Okay. >> And then he's he scratched his face when I called you guys because he was standing over top of me and he was going to grab me and I said if you grab me I'm going to scream. And I called you guys as soon as he left the room and he went in the bathroom and scratched his face. >> Where's he at now? >> He left as soon as I as soon as he seen and heard the sirens on the phone with you guys he left. >> Yeah. Do you need to go to the hospital? Do you >> No, no, I'm okay. I don't have like any It's not It's not coming out of my bandages or anything. I'm okay. It's just I don't know what to do if he comes back. >> Got you. You call us. >> Okay. >> Yeah, do you want me to do like contact the social workers or >> he's in a All I know is the Mercury at the black window. He scratched his own face. >> With his hands or what did he >> He I don't know. He came out and he said I'm I have blood on my face that he and it was while I was on the phone. And he said I'm bleeding because of you. I said no, you I told her I said he just came out of the bathroom and he said he he's bleeding. He scratched his face and he said no, that was you. >> Okay. >> And I literally like I he said that I relapsed because I was given medication. He said I'm a because I had surgery and I accepted medication. He said that I relapsed cuz I'm a I'm recovering addict. >> Yeah. >> And I didn't. >> Yeah, I had that medication in my system but there's nothing else that was given with the hospital gave so that wasn't what the argument was about with the medication. >> That's No, it's about it's about his his phone. His phone has like encrypted and like harassing things like illegal things on it. >> Okay. >> And when I ask him about it, he does that. This is how he reacts. He started cutting the electric, unplugging the Wi-Fi, making sure that I had no like way to watch TV, no way to relax. Um and then he's turning the electric off. >> Okay. >> Like just doing threatening things. And then pushing the door so I cannot enter. Mom, my spiritual mom and dad from Open Door just called. So I called them to try to go somewhere safe. But since he's gone, I'm okay and I have people that I can call too. >> So you just want to stay here? Okay. If he comes back, you call me, okay? >> I will. Thank you so much. You're amazing. >> Carla wasn't just offering information. She was painting a black and white portrait where she was the picture of innocence. Her confidence grew as she saw the officers listening. But that poise would soon crumble once her husband had his say. >> So I'm in. So what she did to me standing in front of the fridge, poured the pop all over me. And this this all started when she got back in the hospital from having the surgery. I came home, went pick her up, took her home, went to work, came back, and this all started. And I think it's because they were giving her oxycodone. >> Is she She She impaired >> Huh? >> Is she impaired right now? >> I I mean I don't I don't know what they gave her before she left. >> When did she get out? >> I'm standing at the front door. I mean, I even have video, like 20 minutes of video of me just standing at the front door and her screaming. >> Did you get that on video? >> I got a picture of it. >> Well, just walk me through what happened. So, she got home from the hospital. >> She got home >> What time was that? >> She called me at like 10:30, 10:15. I went pick her up. >> This morning, I assume? >> Yeah. I went pick her up from Medina. Everything was fine. I dropped her off 8 Mile. She went to work for Seeds of Hope, where I volunteer with Greg and Brenda Beard. She calls me, this is probably like 3:00 about some old some old Facebook stuff. And I told her, I said, "Carla, I said that was before we even met. I said, "Just leave it alone. Let's move past this." I said, "Is what you want? You want to move past this?" I said, "So, move past it." I said, "Quit bringing up old stuff." And she's like, "All right, I love you. Da da da da da." And then, as soon as I walk in the door, I just just started to >> Like >> all this Facebook. Look at all these people. Look at all this. Look at all that. I said, "That's old stuff, Carla." I said, "That's prior before we even met." >> Mhm. >> Well, there's all Who's this? Who's this? I said, "When you click on somebody's friend, I said, if they have like a a photo gallery, I said, it's going to scroll through the people that they know." "Oh, no, they won't. No, they won't." I said, "Yeah, they will." So, I go stand at the front door, minding my own business. She's standing there. And then, she's going on, going on, going on, going on. I'm not saying nothing to her. I walk to the refrigerator to get something to drink. She grabs a pop. And I got my back to her. She jumps all over me and like scratches me all up. >> Take a look at the man's demeanor. Those scratches on his face are silent witnesses in their own right. They quietly speak the truth about the struggle, accusing Carla far more effectively than any defense she could muster. >> I said, "I'm done, Carla." I said, "I'm leaving. I'm done." I said, "I don't want this no more. I said, "If I have to, I said I'm I'm going to my aunt's." >> [music] >> And then I heard her on the phone as I'm walking out the door, "Oh, he went in the bathroom and scratched himself." So, she said, "I'm like, why would I scratch myself across the face?" I said, "I'm not I'm not petty like that." >> Are you going to write a statement out on what happened? >> Yeah, I can. >> All right. Well, you might be able to get like an ex parte. Well, if she's going to get if she's going to get charged out of this, I still got to go over there. There's an officer over there right now. Then it could be effective immediately as a like a temporary protection order as long as a charge is open. >> Oh, okay. >> So, as long as there's a pending court case, there'll be a protection order if we charge her. In the meantime, I can set you up to get a a more permanent protection order in place. Well, I'm going to go down there. If it's more comfortable for you, you can park down the block a little bit. And then if you're going to be on Main Street, I'll know where to look for you. And then I'll go talk to you. All right? >> The moment the police returned to question her about his injuries, Carlos' composure vanished instantly. Those trembling hands were a physiological response she simply couldn't hide. >> So, another officer found him. He was over there at Bridge Freeway. And he is saying the story is that you were scratching his face pretty hard. >> It's on the It's on the recording with you guys. I was I was on the I was on the line with my mom when that happened. I just got out of surgery today. I'm not going to put my hands on him. I'm not going to put my my my surgery. >> Can I see your hands, please? You mind? See your fingers. Yeah. They're shaking pretty bad. Are you sure you're okay? >> I'm scared of him. Yes. He does this. He's always does this. He He's called my called him one of my probation officer and said that he's not doing his job because he has not admitted me into a hospital or taken me to jail lately. >> Okay. >> Because I've had drugs in my system that are placed in my system for health risk. Or because I had a charge that got dismissed. >> Okay. >> And my probation officer No one else is doing their job except for him. He's the only one that's doing right in this world. He was scared to send me home. The last hospital I was in. >> Okay. >> He wanted to keep me a couple extra days. I said, "No, I have to go home because the end came to my call." >> So, I'm going to have him come here and I'm going to talk to him. >> That's fine. >> So, I have to get >> Together. Yeah. >> That's where I'm going to put you in the back of the cruiser. >> I think it's best to do it together where you can witness both of us. >> Okay, come here. >> Thank you. >> I'll put you in the cruiser, okay? I'm going to go talk to him. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You got nothing on you, right? That's you, right? >> No. No. >> Nothing on you? >> Just my phone. >> Okay. I'm going to take your purse. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Are you okay? >> I'm okay. Thank you. >> Okay. >> She in there? >> Yeah, she's not cooperating. >> Oh. >> Yeah. >> Um >> In there. >> Basically, he's saying that I don't I don't I'm going to get a picture. I forgot. He's back on his way. He said basically he was at work. She started messaging him about something to do with Facebook. Um and a picture of a girl on his phone. Came home. They're arguing a little bit. He was in the fridge and next thing you know, she opens up a pop which she thinks is a glass bottle and just dumps it on his back. Which his whole back of his shirt's wet. Reached around and scratched him on the face. Which she's got three claw marks and then the top of the middle one is broke open and had a trickle of blood down his face. >> Backed into a corner when asked to examine her fingernails and realizing she could no longer plead innocence, she pivoted to a frantic attack on her husband's character hoping to discredit him in the eyes of the law. >> The scratches on his face looks like you did it. >> I was on the I was on the phone. With 911 as I was reporting. And I said, "He's coming He's in the bathroom. He's cutting his face. I just had surgery I'm no one is I Look at him. I'm not going to attack him. I have the video where he dragged me across the street. He got caught by a state trooper. I've had a protection order against this man before. I've been threatened to go missing. A detective told him to come home and protect me. So, I dropped the protection order. >> How did you get a shirt wet? >> He's He does this. He does this. He'll He'll do things to make it look like it's me attacking him. And he was standing over me and I said, "If you grab me, I will scream." And then he left and I was able to call you guys. He was cutting the electric He turned the electric off with the electric box inside the house. When I went to get juice, he snatched it out of my hands. That's probably how he got juice on him. He snatched it. He won't let me eat. If I go to eat, he snatches He's I've been in the mental hospital so many times because this man. I just had surgery. I'm in no way to attack somebody. I just had surgery. He's reported my probation officer for not doing his job. He didn't Rinehart has REPORTED ALL HE'S DONE IS SUPPORT ME IN MY RECOVERY. This man is not supporting my recovery at all, my health, or my mental health, or my my my past addiction. Please believe me. I've had a protect There is video of him dragging me across the street. I'm not You sir. Please believe me. I was on the line. I said he's in the bathroom. He said that he scratched his face. I was on the line with the person as he did it. >> Yeah, we have to go with the injury. Okay? >> I just GOT >> [laughter] >> OH MY GOD. >> GO ahead and stand up for me, OKAY? >> OH MY GOD. >> [laughter] >> WE'RE DOING THIS TOGETHER, so don't hurt me. >> What's today? >> Thursday. >> When do I go to court? >> Tomorrow. >> Oh my god. I need a protection order, please. >> In the end, she was taken into custody, facing charges of domestic violence and falsification. If convicted, she faces fines up to $3,000 and 2 years of probation. Tell me, in a toxic relationship, where do you draw the line between true self-defense and weaponizing the legal system for revenge? Share [music] your thoughts below. Jealously was only the beginning. The secret life we're about to uncover next is the real main event. On June 11th, 2025, officers find themselves face-to-face with an exhausted man running quite literally for his life. Behind that frantic 911 call lies a toxic web where blind control has turned a relationship into a prison. And now, the truth begins to surface. >> What's up, man? >> Hey. >> All right. >> I ran out of her house. She was beating on me so bad. >> All right. >> She had my wallet, my uh weed, uh ID, my cash, my credit card, everything is at her house, man. She's over there at the park. >> All right. I'm going to walk over to the other side and talk to her, dude. Is this the same girl that was at your house when she refused to leave? >> Yeah. >> That we told you to stay away from? >> Yeah. >> That you won't stay away from? >> But I had to go over there, though. She had my stuff. I needed my stuff. I had to go to work. >> This is the same girl that you live in Kenmore, right? >> Yeah. >> And you called us because she wouldn't leave your house. >> Yeah. >> And we told you to leave her alone. And you continue >> I tried to leave her alone, she attacked me. >> Okay. What happened? >> So, boom. I actually went over there around I said 4:00. 2:00 o'clock this morning. I went over there. Boom, I went over there to grab my couple of my things. We ended up, you feel me? We ended up doing it. Boom, we ended up I'm laying down. I'm not paying attention. She ended up grabbing my phone. And she ended up going through my phone and seeing that she had something she didn't like. And she attacked me. I kicked you in with a broom. Beating on my me. All types of [ __ ] Taking my [ __ ] Wouldn't let me get my phone. Barred me out. Took my keys, my phone, and my jacket, and my wallet. And I ran out the house. >> So, what do you like done today? >> I don't know. >> Uh you say you got You all got a kid together? You got a kid over at this house? Where your kid at? She at her mom's house? All right. >> Do you got injuries and stuff? >> You see anything on my face? >> Can't see anything. I got those scratch Did he scratch you there? >> Yeah, yeah. He hit me with a broom and everything. >> A broom? >> Yeah, a broom. Hit me in the mouth. >> The man's mistake was seeking physical comfort in a bond that had already fractured. But, when a simple phone check becomes a death sentence for trust, a household broom in this woman's hands suddenly turns into a weapon. >> No, I don't give a [ __ ] at this point. Put me in the [ __ ] cuffs. Because what the [ __ ] Kenny doing in my house? You know what I'M SAYING? NO, STOP. What the [ __ ] No. WHAT THE [ __ ] NO. WHAT THE [ __ ] I DIDN'T EVEN DO NOTHING, BRO. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. RIGHT NOW. >> FOR WHAT? >> I'M GOING TO taze you. >> For what? >> Put your hands behind your back, or you're going to get tazed. >> you. Get the [ __ ] >> Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> WHY? WHY? WHY? WHY? >> I'll tell you here in a second. >> Why? Like what? What? What? The [ __ ] And then you're going to let him leave like what? Why did he do that? I need to call the police on him. I need to be calling the police on him. Like every time. Every time. But, you're going to put me in the cuffs, and he gets to leave? Like come on, now. That [ __ ] is weird as [ __ ] That [ __ ] is weird as That [ __ ] is weird as >> You want to grab your bracelet? >> For what? He put HIS HANDS ON ME. Then he going to jail for DV? >> Get in the car. >> Is he GOING TO JAIL FOR DV? >> Get in the car. >> IS HE GOING TO JAIL for DV? Is he going to Judge Judy? >> Listen, GET IN THE CAR OR I'm going to take >> GET IN THE CAR OR I'M GOING TO TAKE YOU. >> I WILL. IS HE GOING TO JUDGE JUDY? OKAY. Oh my god, I'm tired of this [ __ ] I'm going to Judge Judy, SO WHY DO he get to go? >> When you're done yelling >> Why do he get to >> When you're done yelling and I can talk to you civil, that's when I talk to you. >> get to go? >> WHEN YOU'RE DONE OKAY, CHILL OUT. >> NO, I AM BECAUSE I'M ASKING you why do he get to go? >> When you're done >> Why does he get to go? Why does he get to DRIVE OFF? WHY DO HE GET TO DO THAT? >> [snorts] >> WHY DO HE GET TO LEAVE? >> SHE DOESN'T SHOW a shred of remorse for the assault. Instead, she's offended at being treated like a common criminal. In her distorted world view, she truly believes she has every right to use violence to punish a betrayal. >> I got to ask you questions, so chill out. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer [laughter] and have him or her present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights to not answer any questions or make any statements. After hearing these, do you After hearing hearing these rights, do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? >> No. >> Okay. With these rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me about what happened? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay, so what happened tonight? >> do. >> What happened? >> That's the father of my child. He came to my house, called me at 2:00 in the morning, come to my house. >> Uh-huh. >> He came to my house. First of all, he went and had sex with somebody and then came and laid with me and and stuff because I was taking his phone because I took his phone now he's throwing me everywhere. He's grabbing me and stuff. Grabbing stuff and stuff. So, yeah. I put my hands on him because he put his hands on me. >> Okay. >> That's a big man. >> Okay. >> And then YOU WENT TO YOU WENT AND HAD SEX WITH SOMEBODY AND DIDN'T HAVE SEX with me. >> Okay. >> And now you mad at me you throwing me around because I'm on your phone? >> You got any clothes underneath there? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Uh Where did he Where did he grab you at? You got any injuries? Can you turn your face my way? >> I don't have nothing on my face. >> All right, well. I'll be honest with you. The story that we got told was you invited him over here. >> I did. >> You This >> I invited Okay. >> Just chill out. Yeah, I'll let you talk. Let me talk. Story that we got told was you invited him over here. He came over here. He admits to us that you guys had sex. He said that he was asleep. He went through his phone. You seen that he that he was sexing someone else. You got mad and you attacked him. So, I don't see any injuries on you. >> Okay. >> But he has injuries all over him. >> Okay. >> In the name of her own homemade justice, she uses violence as a shield to cover her own flaws. Yes, the man was in the wrong, but the real tragedy is her choosing to lose her mind rather than walking away with her dignity intact. >> He said he has some stuff in our skin. We Can we go inside and get it? >> even open. The door won't even open. >> I want to know why. >> I don't know. They had to break the door down before because the I tried to come in after they had to break the door down. So, something's wrong with the [ __ ] door. So, no, you can't go on the side because I can't even go inside. Huh? Why I would have called the police on him? >> Oh, okay. Well, your door is locked. We got your keys. All right. >> So, because he has no injuries, there's nothing that he could like That [ __ ] is so [ __ ] beyond me. Like, this [ __ ] is so beyond me. Like, [laughter] I'm tired of this [ __ ] Are you kidding me? >> [laughter] >> Like, what? And I'm getting in trouble, but you did it. Like, what? Yeah, like that [ __ ] is insane. Like, you insane ass [ __ ] >> [laughter] [gasps] >> Ma'am, do you have [snorts] your social? >> I got to go TO COURT AND NOW I got to just Like, I'm so >> [laughter] >> And every time you get UP, STOP [ __ ] >> [crying and laughter] >> LIKE, I'M LIKE, I'M MAD. >> [laughter] [gasps] >> LIKE, YOU KEEP CALLING THE POLICE ON ME? LIKE, YOU AIN'T DOING [ __ ] OH, JESUS CHRIST. LIKE, oh my god. >> On the way to jail, she screams about the injustice women face, trying to provoke the legal system by twisting her personal fallout into a gender equality issue. She's desperately hunting for support in her own delusions, all to avoid the cold, hard truth. >> She told him to come over, he came over. He said, [snorts] uh >> I know you don't respect what I go through. And he gets to live after he put his hands on me. >> Okay. >> He put his hands on me, AND I'M GOING TO JAIL? >> MA'AM, I don't see any injuries on you. >> You don't SEE NO INJURIES? >> NO, MA'AM. >> OKAY. >> [laughter] >> THAT'S EXACTLY WHY WOMEN BE going through what the [ __ ] they going through and he get the [ __ ] OUT OF ME. COURSE. BUT I JUST SAY HE PUT his mother [ __ ] hands on me. What the >> I'm going to tell you the same thing I told him. When we dealt with y'all on Kenmore and we told y'all to leave each other alone cuz one day we're going to have to come and make a decision for both of y'all. Neither of y'all wanted to listen and now look where we at. >> HE CAME TO MY HOUSE. LIKE THAT [ __ ] IS ON THAT CAN BE [ __ ] proven. That [ __ ] came to my house. Wait. >> He came to your house. You You let him in. Y'all Y'all engaged. Y'all engaged in sexual intercourse. Okay. All right. Bet. Bet. Have you got arrested for domestic violence before? >> No, I have not. Because the [ __ ] that [ __ ] be doing is fighting. >> All right. You can step out and then we can fix your robe. I can't fix your robe while you're sitting down. >> You can hold it close so I can step out of the vehicle. >> You can step out. >> Why can't you hold my stuff close? >> Because I'm going to fix it. It's a wait Listen. I get You're not Can you listen instead of continue to keep talking? I have to have him come over here and stand right here while I fix anything on you cuz I don't want you saying that I touched you any way type of way or anything like that. Okay, and I told you yes. Hold on. I'm coming. CHILL OUT. IF YOU WILL CHILL OUT, I'M GOING TO HELP Just chill. >> IT MIGHT NOT CHILL LIKE YOU YOU'RE THE ONE THAT'S REALLY ACTING WEIRDEST LIKE WHAT? >> It's ironic, isn't it? Someone who just used a broom to beat another person suddenly becomes very sensitive about being touched. After a night in a cell, she's now facing domestic violence charges. It leaves us wondering, >> [music] >> should we feel pity for a woman betrayed or should we be repulsed by someone who uses her pain as a license for violence? Now, this secret is nothing compared to the plot twist that sends our next lady straight to the penitentiary. On October 13th, 2025 in Florida, a drunken queen decided to turn her family home into a battlefield. By the time the police arrived, she wasn't just coming for her husband. She was a threat to everyone in sight. Let's see how this booze-fueled rage finally hit a dead end. >> What's going on? Are you hurt? >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. >> I'm really scared. Just step aside. >> What did they threaten to do? >> Um >> Do you have any weapons you know of? >> They've been threatening me. >> 18, I'm out talking to the caller by my cruiser. She said no weapons except for kitchen knives inside. >> They've been threatening to kill themselves. We've had a really good day. I will be honest with you. We've both been drinking and I think that's what we battled them. >> Okay. >> Um They got in a fight. >> Think I'm >> I don't know what else to tell you guys. They took my phone. I I have no choice but to call cuz that's where all my family is. >> Okay. >> And they our last place, they stole my phone. They ripped it out of my hands. Ran downstairs, talked [ __ ] to my my father and everybody. And now today they've been doing the same thing, but recently They're very depressed and I And I talked to my mom um recently. You know, they talked [ __ ] to my my father, which I don't have a great relationship with, but my stepmom she's my rock. I love her. And he talked [ __ ] to both of them. He's been mentioning a lot recently that they've been dealing with depression. And they've abused my cat in the past, so I'm really worried about that right now. >> So, what um what exactly did he say today as far as hurting himself? Just that he's depressed and wants to kill >> Today, he didn't say much of that. Yesterday, he did a lot and the day before that. >> Okay. How long did you come outside? >> I think when I first called 911 because I was able to get my phone back from my mom. >> Is that your phone, then? >> Yes, this is my phone. I'm >> Okay. What name does do they go by? >> They go by Razer. >> Okay. If I were to go address them, how how am I What am I going to call them? Ray? Ray? >> H >> R >> Right from the start, the victim painted a picture of a suspect who was both unstable and dangerous. But when the officers came face-to-face with her at the apartment, the narrative started to crack under the weight of an arrogance that was frankly hard to believe. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Are you Razer? >> Yeah. >> How are you doing? >> I'm fine. >> So, we need to talk to you about an incident. >> About what? >> So, don't close the door on me. >> I'm not going to I I have cats that are going to get out. >> Who Who want to come up here? >> Yeah, we do. >> Do you mind if we step in? >> I do mind. >> Okay. >> cats. >> I know, that's why I was asking, do you mind if we step in so you can talk to us? >> What What do you mean? >> Okay. Um you live here with um Andy, right? >> I do. >> Yes. >> What was that all >> It It needs to be closed in there garage, the cats don't get out. >> The Compton one might be better. You guys had an argument today. What was that over? >> His parents calling him and literally giving him depression, literally making him cry. >> Okay. Where Do they live in California still? Yeah. They do? Okay, and then that caused you guys to get into an argument? >> Can you get your foot out of my door? >> No. >> Cuz I'm not going to close the door, but that makes me feel like I don't have a choice. >> Well, right now you're detained for investigation, so you don't have >> Oh, cool. Okay. Go ahead. Okay. So, you guys got into a verbal argument, correct? >> Correct. >> Okay. Did anything turn physical? >> Yeah. We hit each other. >> Okay. Can you elaborate on that? Like, how did that get started? >> I hit him, he hit me. >> Okay. Why did you hit him? >> Because we got into a verbal argument. >> Okay. Where did you hit him at? >> The face. >> Okay. Punch, slap, push? >> Punch. >> Punch? Okay. You punched him first, and then he punched you back? >> Yeah. >> Yeah? Okay. And you guys You're roommates, you're in a relationship. What's the relationship here? >> What's the matter? >> What does matter? Okay. >> What What are you asking me? What do you want? >> Are you guys in a dating relationship? >> Yes. What do you want? >> And you both live here, correct? >> Oh, god. Yes, we do. >> If you'll only try for your jail from back door. >> Okay. All right. >> Back door on Frank. >> So, you punched him in the face during the argument. He punched you back how? Punch in the face, slap to the face, the arms, the face. Do you have any marks or anything on you? >> I don't bruise now. >> Backed into a corner, she suddenly flipped the switch to reckless, acting as if her relationship was some kind of no-go zone for the law. But, the temperature in the room really started to rise when the police calmly announced she was under arrest. >> Get on the Get on the ground. Lights up. Kick it. Stop kicking. You're going to Stop kicking. You're going to get tased. >> I'm going to bite you. >> Stop kicking. Stop. >> I got both hands. Just get some more units here. >> I've been taking three officers down. Huh. Yes. >> Can you get some more units? >> Go ahead and tase me again. >> You good? >> You're [ __ ] pathetic. >> Clawing the [ __ ] out of my hands. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Taser right there. STOP. TASER RIGHT THERE. [ __ ] STOP. >> TASER RIGHT THERE. >> RIGHT NOW. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET IT AGAIN IF YOU MOVE. Do you understand? >> Am I bleeding from my face? >> No. >> Both of you get me down. Huh. I've never been in the back of a cop car. >> 23 Smell of burning down apprehension. 30 32 and a supervisor. Copy. We got a breathing problem. >> You okay? >> [ __ ] took Don't grab her hands. She just took gouges out of my hand. >> You're going to get tased again if you do it again. >> Stop talking to me. You kidding me? >> [snorts] >> She's wrenching cables. We're not safe here. >> Oh my god. They don't put DON'T PUT IT DON'T DON'T SIT her up. Don't sit her up. So [ __ ] me up again. >> Yep. >> Yep. >> Keep on talking. Cuz I'm right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, this will get you This will definitely get you a promotion. I can feel your knees shaking, dude. I can feel your knees shaking. >> Is it my knees shaking or is it you moving? >> Look at you. Look at you. Three people pushing on me because you can't stand me. You dumb Not you, baby girl. Him. This ginger [ __ ] >> 18, which house are you guys in again? >> We're in the upper apartment, whatever the address is on the phone app. Apartment two. >> 92 apartment two. >> Cops are pulling up with emergency vehicles. I'm so scared. >> It's going to be the door on the left when you come in the door. >> Cops, please. The EMTs are running inside. Oh my god, please stay on the phone with me. I'm so scared. Okay, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, okay. I'll calm down. >> At that point, she started acting like a cornered animal, letting go of any last shred of reason. Instead of complying, she kept poking the bear, challenging and mocking the officers, completely ignoring the heavy legal price she was about to pay. >> Cops, please. I DON'T LIKE MEN. I DON'T [screaming] LIKE MEN. >> I KNOW. >> TOUCHING ME. YOU'RE [ __ ] KIDDING ME. >> 21. 92 APARTMENT TWO. TURN ON YOUR LIGHTS. >> YOU boys can't handle me. >> Uh, she's biting, trying to Yeah, she's a >> Trying to bite the cops. >> I'm trying to bite and claw men. And they're too [ __ ] stupid to get that. I'm so >> [laughter] >> scared. I hear the radio in the cop car and nothing's going crazy on the radio. They're just asking for backup. >> All right, roll over to your side. >> Stop. Let go. >> First you got to hold on. >> My radio, my keys. Stop. >> 2318 10 EMS approach. >> Let go of the radio. >> Negative. >> Got me. >> LET'S GO. >> NOBODY WANTS TO SEE THAT. >> ALL RIGHT, GOT HER WITH THE ONE HAND. >> YEAH, WE'RE GOOD. >> OKAY. Come on, girl. >> It's just another case of a grown woman with a toddler's heart taking her fury out on the world. When her physical strength failed her, she pivoted to psychological warfare using toxicity to make everyone else question their own sanity. >> 20 1 2 3 go. You got room in here? Yep. 1 2 >> know if >> Any available in Andy's district 9 with a weapon south of me. >> I I Andy to see this. >> This is not going to work. >> You want to grab a side? I'll grab your side. Lift me up with your knees. >> I don't bring the Hey, can you guys bring the cot up here? >> You want that one? >> Yeah. >> [laughter] >> Thank god. Thank god. Okay, yes, please. Thank you. Please stay with me at this car. >> There you go. >> I could bite your face off. Did you hear that? >> Wow. >> I'm talking to him. >> That's rude. >> Rude? >> Oh, yeah. >> That is rude. That's rude. >> That's all it That's it? >> That is rude. >> Okay. >> That's rude. >> Uh so, I just arrived after she got tased. >> Oh, okay. >> So, it was a fantastic show. >> Can I Can I hug her? >> No. >> She's under arrest right now. She bit and spit on us. >> Cassandra. You didn't give a [ __ ] when you put me in that You literally pulled down and got the taser off of You. You. >> In the end, she was hauled off to jail on charges of domestic violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence, and disorderly conduct. If convicted, she's looking at fines between $5,000 and $10,000 and anywhere from two to five years behind bars, plus a lengthy stint in anger management and rehab, and a permanent restraining order. Now, having the police show up was actually a happy ending compared to the absolute tragedy we're about to see next. On September 15th, 2025, in New Mexico, a case of reckless driving pulled back the curtain on a family's devastating breakdown. From vehicular assault to grand theft, those closest to home have turned into the worst of enemies. Let's watch as this violent drama finally reaches its final act at the police station. >> I'm sorry. >> It's all right. >> I'm I'm sorry. Let me grab a shirt here. I apologize. I have cancer, so I get sick a lot. >> Yeah. >> So, I came over to see if I could get my mail because my social security check card is supposed to be coming here. >> Uh-huh. >> And I pull I I pull up and she's She walks up to the car saying why am I here? I say I I just would like to get my mail. And she just starts ranting and raving, so I go to pull back. >> put Oh, yeah. Put your shirt on. >> Um so, I go to pull back in reverse and she gets behind the car and saying that she's not going to let me to leave. >> Okay. >> I'm a non-confrontational person. I I cannot afford to be upset like that. >> Yeah. >> Um So, >> Can you step out for me? >> Yeah. So, she um >> Just go ahead and put your hands behind your back. >> Oh, am I in trouble? >> Yeah. >> What did I do? >> Yeah. So, >> Please, what did I do? I can't be in trouble. Please, I'm sorry. What did I do, sir? I didn't do anything. What did I do, sir? >> Okay. >> Could you please tell me what I did? >> Listen. >> I didn't even get out the car. Sir, I didn't even get out the car. >> All right. I understand that and I'll explain things to you in a second, but I need to read you your Miranda rights first. Is Ashley hurt at all? >> Uh no. >> No? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Face the car for me. Face the car for me. >> What did she say that I do? I didn't touch her. She hit the back of my window as I was pulling out. I didn't touch her. >> All right. I understand there's multiple things, but we'll get it figured out for you. >> I didn't touch her. I'm not representative of a person. I took anxiety medicine. >> I will be probably going >> Hiding behind a worn-out exterior, Karen tried her best to convince everyone she was just an innocent bystander. However, her story began to crumble the moment Ashley stepped in, bringing with her a testimony powerful enough to strip away Karen's carefully crafted mask. >> Did you hear social security check? >> Yes. >> And then what happened? >> She just started going off. And I said, "Okay, okay, Ashley." "That's fine." And I started going in to reverse and she jumped into the the back of my car. >> You parked in the street or you parked in the driveway? >> I pulled up right behind her. And her car is in the driveway. I pulled up right behind her. >> Okay. I know everybody's heated. I I understand. I get it. But let us I appreciate you trying to calm people down. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> It's my hand and my elbow. I just kind of went over. She has it on her video. It's just like the top the front of the the wheel. I kind of went over and rolled in the road a little, but she ran me over with her [ __ ] car. >> Okay. >> Hello. Yeah, I'm okay. It's just like more of a joke than anything. >> Do you want the paramedics for her hand or >> Um I think I'll be okay. If I need to go to the hospital, I'll go. I think it's just a small cut. >> your head or anything? >> No, I kept my head up. Yeah, I just kind of rolled off. It's more like my elbow right here. I can feel, but it She didn't hit me hard. She wasn't trying to like She was definitely trying to hurt me, but I don't think she was trying to >> Okay. >> She tried to get out of the car and attack me. She had a knife in on her. She has a knife in that car. She got She tried to get out of the car and I slammed the door shut. It's my mom. >> Where did she put the knife? >> I I didn't see it. Yeah, when she was getting out of the car she said, "You stupid bitch." And she was coming out of the car with that knife. She was trying to hurt me. >> Okay. >> So she she she she pulled um she stood in the back of my car and she wouldn't move. I did not put my car into reverse. She got to the side of my vehicle when I seen her and that's when I put it um I let off the brake. >> Okay. This has been going on I'm going for 2 days over here, right? >> Yeah. I just got back in town. She broke the windows out of my house. I just left I was pressing charges on her. >> Okay. So you you were down there with my partner signing the card for the >> charges. I just got home. Maintenance just pulled out. I was outside sitting in my car and she pulled up and tried to come get in my mailbox. I said, "What are you doing here? You can't be here. You're not allowed here." So I just pressed charges on you. So I'm calling the cops cuz you have my stuff in that car. So I went to stand behind her car and she said, "I'm going to run you over. I'm going to run you over." Then she kept trying to get out again with her things. So I shut the door and I ran to the back and so I called 911. I said, "She's here right now. She's trying to run me over. And she has my stuff in her car." Well, she knew I was on the phone with the cops and that's when she tried to drive it. So I like went to smack the window. It smashed out and that's how I cut my hand and then she got in the road and the neighbors both came out. These That neighbor right there and that neighbor came out and helped me. And then when she was in front of me I was hitting her hood telling her to stop. The cops were pulling up and she just took off. >> The blame game truly kicked off when Bobby started painting Ashley as some kind of master manipulator. But the truth didn't lie in his words. It was written in the dried blood on the hood of the car. A silent witness that carried more weight than any excuse. >> So listen, you also have a a warrant out for what happened last night. Or I'm sorry. Well, early the early morning yesterday. Like 1:30 in the morning. >> What happened? >> You tell me. I mean, that's that's what I'd really like to know. I mean We >> I haven't been over here. I haven't started anything. This is the first time that I've been over here and it was to get my check. >> There's video of you at Ashley's house at like 1:30 in the morning. >> That was not me. >> Who was it? >> I I don't know. But I I don't That was not me. I don't have I don't do stuff like that. >> Do stuff like what? >> Like going to people's houses or anything like that. >> She's been She went to my house and smashed my truck's windshield. I got it on video footage. >> She has the video of me >> Yeah, sounds like it. Do you have some of this on the video? >> I'm watching the live video. I'm recording it, too, cuz yeah, yesterday they wanted me to send it. >> Turn that down for a second, please. 24 >> I don't break into I don't steal people's stuff. I don't I don't do stuff like that. >> Okay. >> Look, I don't want to be in trouble for it, either. I I didn't didn't do anything. >> So, um I didn't say that you went I didn't Did I say someone went in there Ashley's house? >> Well, you said that she um somebody broke in. That she had a video of me breaking in. I didn't break in. >> Okay, and you don't know who did? >> No, and that's what she was saying when she was in the back of my car that she said that she had video of me breaking in her house. I never broke into her house. I wasn't here. >> Where were you at like 1:30 in the morning uh yesterday? >> I I was on the Lake Street. >> On Lake Street? >> Mhm. >> Can anybody verify that? >> Uh the person that lives there should be able to. >> Okay. Okay. Well, I'm just letting you know that you're going to be detained for at least a little bit for a second, okay? >> Okay, but I don't want to get in trouble. >> I I get it. Let me try to put some air >> Even when faced with digital evidence, she still clung to the belief that her lies were bulletproof. You see, in her delusional sense of entitlement, she didn't see it as theft. She saw it as simply taking back what she felt she owned. >> I apologize, officer. I should have called the police before I came over here to have an escort. I just didn't know that she was upset with me at all. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, me and her dad just stayed the night here. I I had no clue. I have cancer, officer. I don't even have the strength to fight. >> I have one. I want to I know our cameras are great. So, at what point did you see the knife? >> It was just she went to get out of the car and I just saw something like real real shiny as she was getting out and she was like, "I'm coming in there and getting my mail." >> Okay. >> Yeah, she's like, "I have my stuff in there. I'm coming in there and getting it." And I'm like, "You're not getting anything from here. You literally just robbed me." >> Okay. >> Anything I do have, I'm putting return return to sender. I don't need her. Isaiah. >> Hi. I called the police before we were on our way here. So, she took some things from the hotel and then she like ripped it over the bumper and she put gasoline on it. And then she pooped on it, some of it. And then she took magazines and like I left it all in my driveway right there. It smells like gasoline. My car wasn't there to do anything. Well, then she went to my dad's house >> I was just wondering where I could get the stuff out of the car. It's got my nephew's stuff in here and my dad's stuff. I'm not positive about my dad's stuff. Like I said, >> Well, I didn't I haven't Have you been in the car? >> No, I haven't. >> Yeah, so what is the inventory of the car and I'll see if the stuff that Ashley said is missing is in there. And if it is, I'll let her know. >> Bobby is desperately holding onto his lies just to keep his last shred of sanity intact. Yet, his very presence at the scene created a haunting contrast between his own violent choices and the peace of the victim's family. >> Baby. >> You don't even have socks on. I didn't think so. You sit up just for a second. You don't have a knife on you, right? >> No. >> Where is it at, in the car? >> All right, Tiffany, are you just going to be 23? >> on a lanyard. >> Okay. >> But I never >> Negative. I'm going to have to go through your car. >> I didn't touch her with my car. I didn't touch her. >> You just ran her over. >> No, I didn't touch her with my car. She was in the back of my car. I I didn't run her over. >> So, what's the blood from on your uh hood? >> I don't I I don't know. >> Okay. >> Did she cut herself hitting my window? >> I don't know. >> That's such a serious charge that I didn't do. >> I'm not saying you're getting charged with it. I just asked. Yeah. >> I didn't touch her with my car. >> That's fine. Can you step out? >> Yes. I wouldn't have. And I'm really sure she hit her hand. >> Yeah, that's of course. Yeah, of course. Can you stand up? >> I didn't touch her with my car. She was in the back. She came around to when I put the car into drive. She put She came around to the opposite side of the car and just put her hand on it, but I didn't She was that away from the car. I didn't hit her with my car at all. >> Okay. >> If there's blood on it, it's from her putting her hand hitting the windshield. I wouldn't have hit her. >> All right. Okay. >> I wouldn't have done that. >> I totally understand, sure. >> Where is it in the back seat? Where um my knife? >> Yeah, with the lanyards. >> Look in on the floor. It usually sticks behind the passenger side. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> All right. >> Thanks. >> So, we haven't got the whole story yet. >> So, you're not even arrested? >> We don't know yet. She has a warrant, so So, I wasn't on scene over there. I was on scene here, so I >> You doing all right, Bobby? >> Yes, I'm just worried because I didn't hurt her. >> No, listen. You're not getting in trouble for the for the car ordeal, okay? >> Okay. Okay, and now I didn't take anything or break in her house, either. >> Okay. >> And and I have alibis. And we was here. Me and my husband was here with her. I didn't know that there was a problem until I pulled up. >> Yeah. >> In the end, she was taken into custody on charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and robbery. If convicted, she could face anywhere from 2 to 15 years behind bars and a $10,000 fine. Tell me, do you believe physical frailty should be a mitigating factor when the violence was clearly intentional? I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments. Stepping away from the car now, let's move on to the pure rage of someone who just slept with her own sister's boyfriend. On July 18th, 2025, in Ohio, a physical altercation between sisters has dropped the police right into the eye of a storm fueled by betrayal. Behind Serena's accusations lies a bitter truth involving the father of her children. This little drama is headed for a very sour ending. >> Can we move her around quick before >> Um we were just arguing because she kept and this is my sister trying to start [ __ ] with everybody in the house saying her baby dad was with me and her. Her baby dad and I are in there and she kept like her baby dad Uh my sister just said this about you. To me, yeah, he just said this about you. This is my little story [ __ ] and I said if you're just trying to start [ __ ] then go back to my house. >> Yeah. >> And she said, "If you want me out, get me out." And I said, "I'm not about to do that. Just get out. Stop trying to push my buttons. Get out." >> Okay. >> And then she she just said, "Make me get out." And then I said, "Okay, put Riley down." Which is her son. And then still didn't put her hands on her. She just stood up and first swung on me and I let her swing on me like five times before I did something. And then I started hitting her back. And then without even trying to really hit her she's pulling my hair. She I have her hair. I'm dragging her out the house. No, she lives with my mom. >> What is her name real quick? >> Serena. >> Spell it. >> S E R I N A Yeah. >> Okay. Does she live here with you? >> No. >> No. Okay. Now then does the baby daddy? >> He does. It's We share the lease and she comes and goes. She talks to him. He knows that so he doesn't have her on the lease. I didn't have a place to go so he put me on his lease. >> So is she on this lease too? >> She lives with my mom. She's only been here for a week. >> But it's her boyfriend or baby daddy? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. What started it today that >> like she was trying to start [ __ ] with everybody and make a commotion between me and her boyfriend and say like he said, she said and all that. And I said, "If you're just trying to start stuff, can you go back to mommy? Cuz I don't like to talk to [ __ ] I got out of my mom's house to get away from all the toxic If you want to argue and start problems, can you just get out?" >> Yeah. No, make me. Make me. Make me. Make me. >> Any injuries? >> I don't think so. I should have pulled my hair. >> Okay. I just Yeah. I just got to ask. Do you want EMS to come check you out or anything like that? Okay. Just making sure. Is this your son? >> Yeah. >> He's cute. >> I am pregnant. How are you? >> Okay. >> I don't know. She didn't hit my belly or nothing. I don't know if that can anything up with my baby. >> The victim is quick to label her sister toxic hoping to win the officers over to her side. By clinging to her rights as the leaseholder, she's trying to use the law as a tool to kick Ariana out. But the narrative begins to crumble once we see things from a different perspective. >> 49, do you need anything? >> What's going on? >> It's you, please dial 411 for the person on the other line. >> I have to say my my my baby dad said I don't have anything like that right now so it's like hard to fix them out. let's go my son you want to go sure you go You want to sit up here I just we just got to talk real quick you got to talk to me I wasn't in here Okay can you just hang out up here Would you mind doing that We're just trying to piece together what happened season whatever one's here just give me a minute for what I'm asking So you stay here is that was that your >> That's my sister Okay so it was just a misunderstanding I basically said that Silas I guess it hurry up told her and then she got got mad about it and then Silas ended up coming back in and then he told me that that's not what he said he said that he would just be in the car and I was like okay well I thought that's what he said and then she was like no you're trying to start some [ __ ] CC I know I know you you're trying to start some [ __ ] and I was like what do I have to lie for I'm grown up That's not so your boyfriend's outside my whole the whole day was going great I wasn't trying to ruin it Okay And then yeah so I was thinking and because she said okay so she said that oh I'm going to call the cops I don't want to deal with together last [ __ ] and I was like okay okay and then she came back in and then she started pressing me about the situation me and with me and her baby dad baby dad flashed me and so she brought that up again like she does all the time because she just doesn't believe what I said and she said oh I want screenshots or I want descriptions of what her foot is what like and all that [ __ ] so basically, I feel like she's just maybe holding grudges against me. >> She got >> Even though she's on shaky ground living under someone else's roof, Ariana wastes no time turning the tables by hitting where it hurts. She exposes Serena's blind jealousy casting a long shadow of doubt over her sister's credibility and her state of mind. >> And after that, um she's like, "Well, I want to fight. Let's fight." And then she like put Riley down. And I was like, "No." And she's like, "All right, scary ass." Shh. And so I put him down. And I went up on her and I hit her. And then after that, she's like, "Haha, I'm pressing charges now." After she antagonized me and told me, "Oh, you're a scary ass." >> She said, "You hit her first?" >> Yeah, I did. I did. >> So where'd that happen at? In your apartment? >> Yeah, right here in front of my son's. Well, first of all, they were by themselves. Yes, but these are my babies. >> You were in the middle of it. >> Does anything that happened here? >> So >> I'm Sorry, I'm I'm working through this. So you guys live here? >> No. Ariana My sister lives with my baby daddy. Isn't that kind of weird? Okay. >> So sister outside lives here is with him. >> Yeah. >> You don't stay here? Where do you stay? >> I stay in New Philly. We'll find over there. Okay. >> We're going to step outside real quick and then we'll >> Momma is telling me to get you. >> Say that again? Momma is telling me to get you. All right. >> All right. >> Let's sit tight for a minute. Hello. Where's Serena at? Hey Serena, can you come out here and talk to me real quick? I I got to ask you a few more questions. >> You can to go hang out? >> Guess you got Do you want to keep the baby in here? >> Can she talk in here? >> No, we're going to go out there and talk. >> Why out there and talk? >> Huh? >> Why out there? >> We just got to ask her a few questions out there. >> So, she told me outside. >> We have to ask a few questions. >> go inside, bud? >> You want to talk to her? >> I'm going to step inside and talk to you too. >> I was talking, bro. >> She's trying to separate her. >> From the kids? >> She's going to torture him until she's going to be out there and arrest her. >> Nothing poisons a family bond faster than jealousy and suspicion. They turn flesh and blood into bitter enemies. This relationship has truly warped into something unrecognizable, where the truth is twisted by a series of unbelievable wrongs. >> That's it. So, we're going to go out to my grandparents' little place. >> I really I really don't want to see anything happen. >> Hey, watch out. Watch out. I'm not going to lie. Watch out. She was getting getting there. >> I'm sorry, baby. >> She's not pressing charges. So, what are you doing now? >> We're going to arrest her now. >> No. This is a state, man. No. I said no. You're not doing anything to her. SHE'S DEFINITELY NOT PRESSING CHARGES. SHE'S NOT PRESSING CHARGES. LET HER GO. GO. NO, LET HER GO. NO, SHE'S NOT PRESSING CHARGES NOW. SO, LET HER GO. THEY'RE SICK. MAN, I don't give a [ __ ] Bro, let her go. Bro, man, come on, bro. On God, bro. Let her go, bro. That ass, bro. Let her go. Let her go. Man, bro, get the out of here, man. Get out of here, bro. This is a state, homie. Man, Get out of here, bro. You're doing nothing, bro. You're just going to get blasted. Get out of here, bro. Come on now. She's not pressing charges. Get out of here, bro. GET OUT. GET OUT. GET OUT OF THIS. YOU'RE GOING TO DO GET OUT. GET OUT. GET OUT. Then get the [ __ ] out. I said GET THE [ __ ] OUT. YOU'RE SWERVING IN THIS [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] out, bro. Get out. You can get the [ __ ] out. YOU'RE DOING THIS ON YOUR JOB, BRO. WHAT THE [ __ ] ARE YOU STILL HERE FOR? DUMB ASS. WHAT THE [ __ ] ARE YOU STILL HERE FOR? >> WHAT? >> YOU'RE JUST GOING TO STAND HERE, STUPID ASS? GET YOUR [ __ ] ASS HOME. YEAH, WALK YOUR ASS HOME. YOU HEY. RIGHT. RIGHT. You're smiling. You're smiling. >> Cuz I got that on. >> You're smiling because you got that on. >> And you see, instead of taking any accountability, the man involved starts lashing out at the police the moment he sees Ariana being arrested. That sheer lack of respect only fans the flames of Serena's rage, making her realize she's trapped in a mess of his making. >> domestic, okay? We're going to we're going to leave your chil- your children with that, okay? Um you do have to go to the county night, okay? Um have you ever been arrested with domestic before? No. Have you been arrested with anything? Okay. Okay. >> We're going to relocate now. >> Okay. >> I didn't want to press charges or anything. I just wanted her to >> So, so in the state of Ohio, it's a preferred arrest. >> Because it's domestic violence. >> Did you take pictures of her? >> I did. >> Okay. >> Um so, we're kind of waiting to see what they were doing down there, but um because it's you and your sister and obviously you are family related, and so that makes it domestic violence. And like he kind of said, in the state of Ohio, we have preferred arrest if we can determine who's the primary physical aggressor. >> go. You're not going to let that [ __ ] go. What kind of let that [ __ ] go? You don't know [ __ ] Look at this [ __ ] You're not going to let that [ __ ] go. >> Let me >> You don't need to wear this for that [ __ ] Get out of there. Where did that 12 go? What? YOU WANT TO GO? >> [panting] >> WE CAN WALK BACK OVER HERE. I KNOW YOU GOT TO GET YOUR SHOES AND EVERYTHING. SO, just with I know you said she you guys got into a physical altercation. And I know you told me that she struck you first. And um just with like he said like the nature of the domestic violence, that's the route we have to take per our job. So, I know that's kind of not what you wanted to hear, but it's unfortunately going to be the route for tonight. Um so, here's that report number and I gave you that number for victims assistance. With it I know we kind of talked about the protection order. Um with victims assistance doing it for you, but due to this being a domestic violence situation, there will already be one put in place. >> In the end, Ariana was taken away to face domestic violence charges. In Ohio, she's looking at up to 6 months in jail, a $1,000 fine, and mandatory anger management classes. Tell me, who's really at fault here? The sister who played it smart and provoked the fight, or the one who was foolish enough to throw the first punch? From being the accused to catching someone red-handed, welcome to the downward spiral of betrayal. On September 21st, 2025, officers were left in shock when they found Travel, who had just narrowly escaped death under the wheels of the very woman he loved. When love is weaponized, a dark truth begins to surface. And here is exactly what unfolded when the police arrived on the scene. >> What's going on? Where's she at? >> Bro, she left cuz she know she wrong. Like >> Are you hurt? >> Hell, yes. This thing this and I promise on my dead daughter I ain't touch her or none of that. So, I'll tell y'all the story what happened. >> So, she took off. You know where she went? >> Probably to her sister's or She was on a All the damages on my car, my tire my tires, the blood off of her head. >> Yeah. Okay, I'll get Did she leave on foot? Did she leave on foot? >> No. >> She left in a car? >> Yeah, she left in her car. >> Yeah. What kind of car is it? >> A Hon- I got her license plate. I'll show y'all all the videos and stuff in a second. >> Okay. A A Honda what? >> Sonata. >> Hyundai Sonata? What color? >> He He He was witnessing it all, too. He seen her hit me with the car and everything. >> Do you need EMS? >> Uh [ __ ] >> You saw everything that happened here? >> Uh >> I can get a translator. >> I mean, they could check me out, but I'm probably all right. Ain't no broken bones or >> Okay. We can have We can have them come up here. Is she hurt? >> The The The girl that I was accused of sleeping with, yeah, she >> She is? >> Oh, she >> She went down this way? >> Yeah, I don't know. >> She on foot? >> Yeah, no phone or nothing. >> She's with the male half here now. EMS can approach. How bad would you say she was hurt? >> She beat her ass in the house everywhere that front tire at. >> Is this her blood or is this >> That's from her hitting my window. That's my ba- It's all her blood all through the house from her busting my windows, breaking my tints, my weed tints. Y'all see it all. Y'all about to see it all. >> So, how bad is this other girl hurt, would you say? Like, her face is all messed up? Like, is she bleeding and what not? >> Her ass. >> His girlfriend still or >> Maybe yes. >> Is she bleeding? >> Yeah. >> She's inside here? >> Yeah. >> Where she at? >> But she was on the phone. Hey, you guys. >> She's So, you're in here. Are you hurt at all? >> Uh yeah. >> Is this your boyfriend out here? >> No, that's not my boyfriend. >> That's your boyfriend? >> That's my friend. >> Your friend. Did you punch glass and break a window? >> No, they They punched me. >> Okay. >> I don't know what happened. >> No, I got you. Stay >> I'm I'm locked out. >> I know. I got you. Stay right here, okay? Do you want EMS to come check you out? >> No, we good. We good. >> You sure? Okay, just stay right there for >> Initially, the man pointed every finger at the woman who had fled. However, as the officers dug deeper into the investigation, they uncovered a tangled web of contradictions, the true breeding ground for this violent clash. >> So let's get started with the story here. What exactly happened? >> When I come home, I'm laying in my bed with with everything I got on right now. Laying in the bed, they come home. She My baby mom go into the bathroom first. The girl just sitting in the room. We talking. They been They been I knew the girl first, like We We had a relationship about 3 years ago. And then now my baby mom is friends with her. So >> Yeah. >> They talking. >> Keep talking to my partner. >> mom, we close friends, like she's really cool and all this. I'm like, "Yeah, she cool." So I go downstairs. I go check on my baby mom. She passed out on the couch. So I'm tapping her and [ __ ] She ain't moving. So I go back upstairs and like the friend The friend laying down at this point. I did bro, like A minute passes, bro. My baby mom come up the stairs though. This is what y'all doing? What the beating her ass. You know how You know how that goes. >> Yeah. >> I'm like, "No, no, no." So I'm like, "Woah, woah, woah. I'm like, you need to stop." Get the [ __ ] away from my baby She start coming at me and [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> I I She beating her ass. I run outside and [ __ ] I ain't about to stay in this house with you. >> Who are involved in this incident or what happened? >> I don't even know. I was literally sleeping, like the middle of my friend. I was literally sleeping. Out of nowhere, she woke up and started beating my ass. I'm like, "What the >> The female did? >> Yeah. [laughter] I'm like, "What the >> What's her name? >> And I'm bleeding, like I'm just like I woke up and just bleeding and [ __ ] Like I'm so confused. >> When I run outside, she in her car and [ __ ] So this how we get to the car situation. We get to the car. And when we out the car, I'm like, "Come on, let's talk." I'm standing in the middle of the street. She put that Now I was in front of her car. I don't I didn't my damn kids mom. I don't think she about to really hit my ass. Hell no. She put that and drive. Flew my ass flew in the air. I don't know if they got front cameras or not though. Hell yeah, I flew in the air my hand. I'm not that aggressive either. >> Are there two grandmoms staying here? >> Yeah, we both on the lease. And I'm about to move out. I'm It's it. And right after I flew up there, he was outside. I'm like, "Sweet. Somebody seen that." And her hand is busted from hitting my window. >> That's why her blood looks like she threw a bottle. Cuz like there's no glass broken. >> She threw rocks. Hit it with a rock center hand like this. >> Oh, okay. >> Like that. >> It's weird cuz the back windshield's not broken. >> For real. >> Yeah, it's not shattered. >> It's almost ironic how they became friends only for that very bond to spark a tragedy. Blind jealousy and the sting of betrayal pushed everything over the edge turning violence into a desperate grab for power. >> I thought she cut her hand with the glass. >> No. Jamaro's birthday? >> Uh March 30th. >> Person that your your baby mom beat up? >> Yeah, she walked off on foot like that way. >> She She's inside here. >> Oh, she went in A house? >> Yeah. Do you know So, what's her relationship with you? >> Uh nothing. >> Nothing? Was she over at your house? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And that's where she got beat up at? >> Yeah, and out here. >> And out here? >> Yeah, yeah. >> Okay. All right. Just ta- hang on for a second. I'll get some info from you first. >> Okay. >> Do you Do you understand that you didn't fight anybody in this house? >> I know I didn't, but she I No, I know, but she fought me though in the other >> Yeah, but not in this house. >> I know, but my phone's still swollen. >> Okay, good. Month and day of >> what I mean? I know I didn't fight, but my thumb's still got >> Yeah, but I'm saying it probably happened during the fight which was outside in the other house. So, it's probably not going to be in here. >> Okay. Obviously, where is the other house? >> I don't know. I saw you looking in here. Like that's what I'm telling you. >> Cuz she started off so damn slow like she didn't know what going on. So I kept telling her to get out of my house. To get out of my house. She wasn't getting out. So I did end up hitting her. And I I pushed her. I kept pushing her out. She wasn't trying to get out. And my baby father started tripping. And um I did hit him, too. I told him to move. To get out of my face. To leave me alone. Um I was very very upset. Um So I literally just kept telling him to get out of the car. After that I did go outside. I was about to leave. I called my sister so my sister could come there with me. And nobody was leaving. Neither one of them was leaving my house. Um so I got mad. Started pushing them. Telling them to get out of my house. Telling them to leave. Got me I said back talking me. Um he didn't hit me. He didn't miss. So when he did that I then started crashing out. Telling like still screaming at him. Telling him to get out of my house. They still wasn't leaving. Um I still was out here and I was telling him to get out of my house. Cuz I told her I was I told him I was going to message the police if he don't leave. So he ended up running outside and started recording me. Um When he started recording me um I basically just kept pushing him. Like you know, not pushing him but I was telling him like get off my property. Him and her. >> Jan's eerie calmness over the phone reveals a person capable of chilling emotional detachment. She casually uses the injuries she caused to play the victim. Constantly twisting the narrative just to protect her own ego. >> She ended up running somewhere. I literally have no idea where she went. >> Okay. >> He on the other hand, he just stood there the whole time. Um coming back and forth to the property. Recording me. Harassing me basically. Um so I I run out telling my bank called you guys. I called y'all like three times asking if y'all could hurry up and get here. And then I just kept chilling but because my hand is shattered. Which is my fault why hand is like this, but >> Okay. What room were you in at AGMC? >> I'm not in a room yet. I'm in the back. >> Okay. >> just accessed like two some police officers and they guys called so we're on our way up front. >> Okay, we'll have somebody up there to uh to meet with you. Does he Does this guy live here? >> He does. Is there any way that I can leave or he can leave? Any way? >> Uh yeah, we'll get to that We'll get to that in a minute. So, he lives here and you don't know this other girl that was here? >> That was my best friend. She was my friend. That's why I crashed so bad cuz it was >> That's her sister who came. That's her hand. Probably still had the knife in her hand. I ain't joking. >> So, how did all the blood get get like >> That's from her following me. You see right now like this. Doing [ __ ] like this. Me running from her ass. I'm not >> That's her bleeding like >> Like at the It's dead serious [ __ ] That's me walking around here. That's all her blood still. >> Okay. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to I'm going to send you a link. All right. That way you can send That way you can upload all your videos upload upload all your videos there and that way it'll be uh documented and everything. Where are your injuries at? >> My elbow, my hand, and my neck from her grabbing me. >> Okay, how did How did you get those? So, from her grabbing you on the neck and then how did you get the other ones? >> From standing in front of her car. >> Standing in front of her car? >> Yeah, right here. I was in the street. >> You're in the street and she hit you with the car? >> Put down my foot and drive. Oh, my ass split in the air, hit the ground. >> Who was the other chick who was here? God bless. >> I know, but her hand for real. I ain't been in here since she came back over here. That is where That is where I was I was just laying down with her. That's where I got her now. So, we are allowed to grow weed, so should I grow weed, bro? >> Yeah. >> That's a thousand dollar lights. Ripped them all out the wires. Like, I can't even fix that [ __ ] >> Did you have any plants in here or not? >> No, actually they're downstairs. She cut them all up. Little ass girl about little about this tall. >> When love turns into toxic possession, loyalty becomes blind, leading people to shield the very person who hurt them. Meanwhile, at the hospital, the cold reality begins to close in on the suspect through the sharp, relentless questioning of the police. >> I'm just so confused, bro. >> Bro, I know. It's a lot of emotions. Listen, so we're going to >> want to press charges. I wouldn't do that. I just want my phone. >> You got robbed here. She took your money. >> care, but that's my It's still my dog. I know she's drunk, but I just I don't >> She could be your best friend, but best friend doesn't rob, but she doesn't beat your ass and then steals all your money. That's not cool. >> All right, bro. I just want to go home. That's all I want to do. Like, where's my dad? CUZ MY DAD WOULD HANDLE THAT [ __ ] WHERE'S HE AT, BRO? Where's my [ __ ] at, bro? How am I going to If you got that or the dinosaur [ __ ] is there anything that look at my hand right here? >> Yeah, there's medical staff in jail. Sunday now. >> What charges am I facing? >> It's going to be domestic violence and vehicular assault. >> Because he ran in front of my car. That's why. And domestic? Domestic? >> Yes. >> To him? >> Yes. >> I didn't hit him. And when I I he ran in front of my car cuz he wouldn't leave. And I just drove. >> Okay, that's Yeah, that's vehicular assault. Can't hit people with your car. >> So, I was supposed to stay there and let him hit me? Cuz if I'm if I'm not if I'm not mistaken, I called y'all about an hour ago before all that happened, and no one came. And before I called before you know what the police officer told me? Handle it myself. >> All right, well, I'm telling you now what your charges are. I'm just going to ask you questions. >> we go? >> Go where? >> To to jail now. >> No, cuz they have to release you and then I can take you. >> I'm losing my [ __ ] mind right now. I'm dead ass losing my [ __ ] mind right now. If this is the case, I should have killed that [ __ ] Because I did He ran in front of my car. He ran in front of my car. >> All right, also another thing, you got to you got to hang that phone up. >> No. You got to take all of my property. I'm not even in custody yet. >> You're in our custody right now. >> Then take me. Don't look at my finger. I don't care. >> I can't take you yet. Besides, I'm trying to be nice. I don't want to handcuff you with your hand like that, okay? But if that's what we have to do, then that's what we'll do. >> After receiving medical treatment, she was taken into custody on charges of assault with a deadly weapon, motor vehicle, domestic violence, second-degree assault, and criminal mischief. 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