What happens when a heated argument over money turns physical in a domestic dispute? She tries to force him out by grabbing his shirt, but visible marks tell a different story. Could this single action change everything for her? >> On the back and be like, you know, [snorts] when you hear a shirt go, >> yeah, >> stretch when it shouldn't stretch. Yeah, it's >> And then I just threw this one on. I was like, all right. I was like, [ __ ] it. I'm going sit here. Your >> name? >> Karina. >> Karina. Uh what what what happened upstairs with with the with this whole shirt thing with him? >> Shirt? >> His shirt? >> Oh, I just told him I told him to leave and I was pulling on him. I was just like, "You need to leave and he didn't want to leave." I pulled on his shirt and it ripped a little. Is that what you mean? The shirt being ripped. >> Yeah, there's a ripped shirt upstairs. He's got a mark around his neck like from you pulling on your shirt. >> Yeah, probably cuz I was pulling on it. I was trying to get him out. You're being cool with me, so I'm just going to I'm going to be upfront and honest with you, okay? Cuz you grabbed him by his shirt like that. [snorts] It's domestic battery, okay? So, unfortunately, you're going to have to come with me today to to county, but you have your kids here and [snorts] I'm not leaving them with him. So, can you get on the phone with your ex and have him come and pick up the kids? >> Um, I can. The problem is, >> take your shirt off for me real fast. Yeah, >> I got to take pictures, bro. >> It's all >> So, >> stand up for me real quick. >> So, um, just give me one second, my man. >> All right. So, here's what's going on. Okay. >> So, here's what's going on. All right. >> Cuz she grabbed you by the shirt. Okay. She admits that she did that. You told me that she did that. you have marks around your neck. [snorts] >> By Illinois law, that's domestic battery. So, she has to come with me today. So, her her um uh her ex's mother is coming over to take the boys, and she said her 15-year-old daughter, she can stay here with you. But it's I it's out of my hands, man. I don't have It's because it's the state is charging her >> just because >> Yeah, the state's charging her >> because of the it's it's a misdemeanor offense. terrible. >> Yeah, it's just sucks >> because she pulled you and you clearly have redness around the neck. >> I get it. I get it. >> It's just it is what it is. So, >> what kind of >> I would recommend not doing that right now cuz I I don't want to get more into an argument of something. So, if you want to hang out here, hang out in the garage, whatever the case may be. >> Are you taking her right now? >> She's going to come with me as soon as parent as soon as her mom gets here to take the boys. Okay. >> And you feel safe being here with him, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. I'm just making sure. >> My circuit? Nope. They can stay here. That's fine. The less The less the better. >> Take them with you so he doesn't drive it. >> Yeah, exactly. >> Okay, that's fine. You can bring that. We'll bring that, too. So, all right. Let's go out to the car. >> Officers determine it's domestic battery under Illinois law due to the physical contact and visible redness. Despite his reluctance, she is arrested and taken to county. A tough but required outcome. What do you think about these strict rules? >> Okay. Is this her phone? >> Yep, that's her phone. I was just going to phone