Hey, you're going to have a 911 call. What's going on? We just arguing. Arguing? Okay. Everybody okay? Yeah, you guys can come in through. All right. Yeah, no, you're okay. You all right, man? Yeah. What happened? Bleeding. We got a little fist fight. >> to talk to me out there? That's fine. Okay. You okay? Yeah. Okay. What's your name, man? I don't think we've ever met. Kevin. Kevin, I'm Corporal Hill. So, what's going on tonight, man? Little Little something. What's that? Little something. Love Love something? Little something. Little something? Okay. What What's your relation to her? That's my fiance. Your fiance. No. No. No, you're good, man. This is my medical drawer right here. Okay. I don't know, but I I don't have any gloves. No gloves? All right. Well, just you got anything smaller, just try to keep the pressure on there. That way it can kind of coagulate a little bit. Okay. Cuz each time you pull it away, it's going to start bleeding again. It's not bad, but not great, either. It's not I just got out the shower and everything, and I put under the water. Yeah, go ahead, man. I'm good. Did they get here? You can refuse it. Okay. But, does it look like I need Like It doesn't look good. That's why we want them to come. That's why we want them to come check you out, cuz they know better than Officer Piercy or I. Okay. No. How about your eyeball one more time, man? No, you're good. >> good. >> I'm I'm looking in my pocket for my vape. Can I look at You got one right here, too. Yep. Yeah, that's that's pretty pretty wet. You're good, man. You're good. That's my That stuff all the time. Go ahead and dab it real quick. But, I think it's a pretty wide gash, my man. I think they're probably going to >> Is it going to need stitches? It's probably going to need stitches. >> You we can't Unfortunately, it's at the point where we have to take action. We're required by law. Why? Well, it's a domestic battery. So, and this is a domestic situation. You don't have a choice. an injury. We have to. We don't have a choice, sir. I know. I understand. >> but but again, this this type of behavior is not not good, man. Cuz what if it's This time it's you're still bleeding, man. Next time it's something worse, you know? You want to keep that on there cuz it's it's it's coming out pretty good, man. I'm going to be honest with you. Um Want to grab my phone? Yeah. So, if you got the paperwork >> I'll do paperwork, too. He's going to give me some paperwork and stuff, so we'll >> It's my wallet. I know. Emails is almost here. You're going to keep bleeding like that. It's not good, man. We got some paperwork we got to go through. You Are you good with that? Yeah. I'll do paperwork. Yeah. You want to get him out of here? Yeah. We'll We'll go. Um He's going to take care of you. The ambulance is what's coming. >> The ambulance is coming right down the street, okay? >> Maybe you want to have a seat out here on the steps? Okay. And let me Can I go put a shirt on? Well, actually, the ambulance is here. Look at They're going to come out here. >> Dude, you can put a shirt on if you can, but >> Yeah. But, it's You're probably going to get blood on it, man. You're going to Yeah. If you want to grab a shirt It's bleeding pretty good. Okay. So, maybe come just have a seat up here and they'll come out and take a look at your shirt. Okay. Just so you know, the cat is probably up on the second or third floor now. All right. You see her? She's right there. She ain't leaving no She ain't She ain't run out of here. But, she's not running through the complex. >> They'll take care of you. They'll help you. All right. You good there? Yeah, I'm good. I don't want to go to the hospital. Just keep that on it for a minute. You want to go to the hospital or you just want No. You don't want to go to the hospital. I need my feet back. Okay. Yeah. The best we're going to be able to do is just give you kind of like some gauze or something. You can hold on there if you don't want to go to the hospital. Do you know if I can get stitches? Um Why does Kevin downplay the bleeding eye injury while still letting officers in? You can see the tension. What if this little something had gone much worse? So what what took place tonight for you guys to call 911? Um I didn't. How long you were here? But like he had it's We got into an argument and he got pissed off at me but I wasn't complying and Okay. Anything physical happen? Mhm. Okay. Can you go into more depth about that? It's my What? That's my cat. Okay. Can I go get her real quick? Yeah, get her real quick. Put her in your car. Sorry. You're okay. I don't want her to get outside. Oh. Can you get the argument over just Well, he started arguing a while ago. Just relationship issues? It's just stupid. It's dumb. It's dumb. I know it's hard to talk about but can you I mean, he just came home a month ago. Not even. He just got home and From? County. County. Okay. >> And I just >> [sighs] >> We argue and it gets out of hand sometimes and it's always gotten out of hand sometimes. This is just how we are. Okay. It's just how we are. Okay. And then after the argument did what physical happen? We always push and shove. There's no ever I mean, there's been physical [ __ ] but tonight was just pushing and shoving. Okay. Do you have any marks on you? Did he hit you? Uh-uh. No, it's my blood and his blood. >> Oh, from tonight? >> Yeah, it's my and his. Okay, where does the blood Where does the blood come from you? I don't know on me. He's got a cut on his eye because he fell into a [ __ ] wall and said I punched him in his face, but I didn't but Was it a closed fist? I never even never even hit him. Both admit to pushing and shoving, but she's the one working two jobs while he was recently out of jail. How does repeated relationship stuff escalate to visible injury and police involvement? All right, Alex, I want you to stand up. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back, okay? You're under arrest for domestic battery. Yeah. Put your arms this way. Hey, Calvin. Just keep your head still. Ambulance is coming to check his eye cuz it won't stop bleeding. Can I get him to call my mom? Um you can call her. Can you feed it? You know her number? No. Is it in your phone here? Yeah. Hold it. Got it. Calvin, can you call Mom? Please? Do you have some shoes in the actual room? Yeah, right in the house. >> Right through the door. Uh can I just turn my head? Do you have anything on you? Yes, sir. No. No. No. No. No. No. We don't have a Kelvin, they're arresting me, you [ __ ] We don't have a choice. Do you have anything on you? No. No? >> [snorts] >> No. Kelvin, you're an [ __ ] Do you have anything ON KELVIN. KELVIN. >> [laughter] >> SHE'S NOT GETTING PROCESSED. KELVIN. UNFORTUNATELY, WE [laughter] HAVE TO. KELVIN. SHE KNOWS IT WAS A HURT. OKAY. >> [laughter] >> KELVIN. KELVIN. You don't have a choice. Kelvin. At this POINT, NO. KELVIN, YOU'RE AN [ __ ] SHE wanted you to CALL HER. KELVIN, CALL my mom. Is she going to find it out tonight? No, she's going Kelvin. >> [laughter] >> YOU CAN'T CALL MY JOB, KELVIN. We'll grab your phone for you. If you don't let me call my job. >> [laughter] >> Have [crying] you ever been to jail before? >> [crying] [laughter] >> All right, good. You can sit right here, okay? Just take deep breaths. Deep breaths. >> [gasps] >> Oh, I'm sorry. Have a seat right there. Just calm down, all right? Okay. Okay. I'll walk you down the hallway. Okay. >> [laughter] [laughter] >> You just got your phone in there? I I have nothing on me. Ow. Do you just want me to grab your phone? No. Do you need your wallet or anything? I don't care. He's got all my stuff. Okay. What makes these cycles of arguments turn physical so easily? How does stress and history blind people to the consequences until cuffs are on? Subscribe for more raw body cam stories. What do you think needs to change here?