Are you okay? >> Hey, >> I'm trying to talk to you. >> Keep a fair distance because I'm just my baby and me. >> Okay. How's the baby? Is the baby okay? >> I'm not sure. Listen. Can I explain to you? Can I explain to >> Can we walk over there so you don't get wet? >> No. Can I explain to you what's happening first? >> Okay. Listen. Is the baby okay? >> You're not sure? >> I'm not sure. >> You want rescue? >> No. Get out. Help me. Get away. Get away. >> Is the baby okay? Do you guys need rescue? I don't know. >> Ma'am, can we stop walking >> here? If we go with them, we'll be separate from your dad. >> Can Can we Can we stop for a second? >> Can you stop walking? >> Oh, no. Mommy, my dad. >> Where do you live? See what happens when you cry. What? >> Where do you live? >> Where? Can you stop for a second? Can you stop for slapping? Is a baby okay? >> Can you Can you lock up, please? Please. >> No, I'm talking to you. Can you Can you just stop for a second? >> Yes. Yes. >> Is a baby okay? >> I'm not sure. >> You're not sure? What? What's wrong? >> We just We I don't Listen, can I explain what's happening? >> Can I explain what's happening? >> Okay. I'm I'm trying to listen to you. >> Look, she's getting worried. >> Okay. If you If you can stop If you can stop walking away from us and tell us what's going on, we can help you out. >> Take a take a deep breath. Can I see the baby? The baby hasn't woken up. Wait, wait, wait. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. She She's sleeping. She's just sleeping. >> You're okay. You're okay. >> What's your name? You have somebody. >> You're okay. You're okay. You're okay. >> No, you don't have a gun. >> No. Can I step Can I step over here? >> You're going to listen to us. We're trying to conduct an investigation. You're not listening. >> What's the investigation? >> Okay. We're trying to check the world for the kids. >> The baby's sleep. the baby, their dad is at home. >> We have people calling, saying they're concerned because the kids are walking barefoot. It's cold. It's raining >> and you're just wandering around. All right. So, we're trying to check up on the kids and you're not listening to us. All right. The baby's super cold. >> Okay. Okay. >> Have a seat. No, we're not we're not done here. You're not listening to us. All right. >> I'll be right in the car. >> Wait. Wait. Wait. >> It's warm in here. Okay. It's warm in here. >> No. No, I don't want to be I I don't want to be hot. >> We're not We're not We're not done here. >> I don't want the baby to be too hot. >> No. No. >> Hot as hell. No. I don't want hell. I don't want hell. >> No. No. No. No. Listen. Listen. Listen. I'm not going to give me a shirt. >> Listen. >> Listen. >> Were you trying to help me out? Okay. >> Just have a seat. You're in no trouble. I want you to have a seat and we're going to figure things out. >> Please. Please. You understand me? >> Please help me. We I'm trying to just have a seat. That's all I'm asking you. >> All right. Come on. >> Is there a bus? >> There's a bus. >> Okay. >> No, there's a bus. >> No, no, no. Wait, wait, wait. I'm just going to the doctor to make sure my baby is okay. >> Okay. We can call rescue for that. >> No, no, no. We got to be all together. Team team family. >> We're We're going to be together. >> Okay, everybody, let go and let me let me show you that we're family because I need you to sit down. >> I need to be with her, too. >> What's wrong with that baby? Why isn't it waking up? >> Come over here and show that we're family and wake the baby up. >> Wake the baby up. Wake the baby up. >> Wake the baby up. >> No. Wake the baby up. >> That's just cold. Super cold. >> You're okay. You're okay. >> We're trying to help you out. Okay. We're trying to help you out. Want to sit in the car? It's warm in the car. >> Yeah. >> You have no shoes. Look. Look. Look at your feet. They're all dirty. >> Oh, >> Charlie. Can you help me? >> Listen. We're here. >> No. No. No. >> We're going to help you out. Let's help you. >> No. >> Hot as hell. >> No, it's not hot. >> It's pretty cold and it's and it's raining. Is that good for you or no other girls? >> Let's go to her, Dad. >> No, you're not going. You're not going anywhere. >> Wait, are we going together? >> The baby's going to get hurt. The baby's going to get hurt. >> Can I go to the bus, please? Can I go to the bus? Can I go to the bus? >> Now we get the why. Calls came in about kids barefoot in cold rain and a baby that won't wake up. That's the line where police stop treating it like a weird encounter and start treating it like a possible medical emergency. and child welfare crisis. The hard part, the mom keeps moving, talking in circles, so the officers have to choose between calming her down and controlling the scene fast enough to protect the kids. >> Please. Hey, her dad's her dad's at home. >> I'm going to try to grab the baby. I'm hold the baby. Hold the baby. >> Hey. No. No. No. No. No. No. >> Stop. Stop. >> Please. Please. Please. >> Let us. I don't want to be without her. Look, she said that she's dead. God has said that the baby was dead. So that's why I'm acting like this. Come over here and save your sister. Save your sister if SHE'S NOT DEAD. SAVE HER. Save her. Save her. >> Okay. Come to mommy. Come to mommy. >> No. She wants to breastfeed. She wants the breastfeed. Show them we're family. >> Show that we're family. >> Come on. >> Stop. >> Okay. Hey, are we all together? >> Are we all together? Touch your sister so I know she's not dead. Touch your sister so I know she's not dead. >> Sorry. Ma'am, just have a seat inside. Ma'am. >> No. >> You're making >> because when we're a family, we all breastfeed. >> You're all together. This is it. Just have a seat. >> No. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Can I go to the bus? >> No. >> CAN THEY GO ON THE BUS? >> NO. Have a seat. >> Please. Please. Please stop. Stop. Stop. >> Please. No. So she THINKS THIS IS WHAT IS HAPPENING WITH THE COOCHIE. Think this is what's happening with the coochie. She thinks that Satan is killing her. And >> listen the bomb. Hey, can we take control of her? Can we take care of her? >> What the >> Hey. Hey. I'm dead. I'm dead. I'm dead. My baby's right there. >> I need to get my baby to my daughter. Help me. >> I'm holding you. Just go for I'm holding you. >> Okay. Wait, wait, wait. I'm dead. I'm dead. Can you lift me up so I can talk? Lift me up so I can talk. Am I your mom? >> I'm going to bring my car over for the babies. >> Guys, they're going to me if I can't go to the bus. Wake up the baby. >> Wake her up. Stop what I'm saying. Wake up the baby. Wake up the baby. No, no, no, wait. She's scared about the poopy. Hey, hey, if I die, what happens? Do you do help? Help. Daddy. Daddy. Help. Daddy. Daddy. Help. Help. Help. Help. You want to go with daddy? >> Let's go. >> Huh? helmets in the front seat. >> PUT SOMETHING IN MY SO I KNOW it's okay. Put something in my so I know it's okay. >> Stop. >> Stop. That's it. >> Okay. Just put me out there so I know that my family is my family. Please. I just want to know my family is my family. Please. >> Let me just see my Let me see. Can I see my little girl? >> You want a rescue to take him to the hospital? >> Sure. The little baby was like inside the little sling. Okay. >> Yeah. >> And the other one was barefoot and walking like >> family. >> Stop. >> If you show me my family, I'll calm down. >> No, >> I'll calm down. Let you put me in the car. I'll calm down and let you put me in the car. If I see them, I see they're okay. >> This one's up. >> Can I see my family? >> No. Stop. I'm just trying to get to the bus. I need some water. I need some water. I need to help my daughter. She's dead. She's dead. She's dead. My daughter at the bus. They're taking her. They're taking her. >> You're good. >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Do you have something to wrap her up with? >> Um, I have a shirt. >> My daughter. Stop. My daughter. my daughter. Hey, just check. They're following me. Just check and see. All right. If she's not there, she's not there. I'll get in. I need to know. Okay. She's right there. You said, let me see. >> Calm down. Shut >> right there. Show me that my daughter is not in the police car. Why is she in the police car? >> She's not. >> Show me that she's not. No, I can't see. I can't see. Stop. >> Please show me. I'll stop if I can see. >> No, I can't see her. >> Turn. >> I can't see her. I can't see her. >> Hey. >> Hey. >> Yeah. >> But I saw them walking from way before. They were like they were a couple blocks down. I saw them walking this way earlier. It >> seems to call rescue. My name is Tani. >> Tani. >> Tani, >> can you can you bring the baby in so I can see? >> Walking with the two babies. >> Are they sick or are they hurt or >> barefoot? The baby was kind of like like wasn't responding for the first like >> the very >> very very >> and then dad arrives angry drenched feeling ambushed honestly I understand his frustration but you can also see the systems logic until professionals confirm the kids are okay nobody gets instant access especially after claims of an unresponsive infant and a physical altercation this is where the story leaves emotion and enters consequences the question for all of us is what failed before the police got there.