Come on over here. >> Let me sit down. >> As long as you sit there. >> You beat me up in there. >> This is what you got to go on cuffs. >> Get on the ground. >> They told me stri PS ARE OKAY AND THEY'RE NOT OKAY. >> They told me, >> "Can you take me to the hospital?" On October 31st, 2025, police were called to a residence after a woman reportedly forced her way into her boyfriend's home, leading to a chaotic confrontation. The situation quickly escalated as she refused [music] instructions, repeatedly claimed she was harmed, and attempted to leave before officers could secure the scene. Dot watched the video to see what actually happened. >> Hold on. Hold on. We ain't going any All right. We ain't going anywhere right now. Okay. We ain't going anywhere right now. All right. He was throwing me to the ground. >> Okay, relax. >> Cuz I found him watching last night. >> Okay. All right. Relax. Okay. >> We're going to figure out what's going on. >> Let me just go home. >> Go ahead. >> Okay. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> I never want to see him again. I want to get out of this house. >> All right. Relax. All right. >> You pushed me to the ground multiple times. >> How much have you had a drink? Cuz you're you're you're wreaking. >> Been somewhere for 3 years. Can I please leave? He threw me to the ground multiple times and I just >> We're not We're not We're not leaving yet. Okay. Need to relax. >> He threw me to the ground multiple times. >> You already said that. >> I know, but it hurts and I just >> You want an ambulance? >> I want to leave. >> Okay. I mean, are you hurt? Do you want an ambulance? >> I don't have insurance. I don't want an ambulance. I just want to leave. My dad is right there. I just >> I know. I already spoke to him. I already spoke to him right there. Okay, relax. Okay, calm down. He wants to beat him up, too, because he's such a piece of [ __ ] >> Okay. >> But he's not going to because he respects the law and he beat me up and I just want to go home. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Please, >> just hold on. Okay. >> I don't want to be here. >> I know you don't want to be here. You're not going to be here for long. Just relax. Okay. So, what? Just kind of take me through this. What What happened today? the information. >> I left my phone and my keys to my apartment at his house last [snorts] night when I got in a fight and he called the cops on me >> last night. >> What time was this? >> Probably around like 9. >> 9. And what happened then? >> I found his car. >> Okay. >> And ran out into the car. >> Okay. >> And asked him to drive me home. And he went to drive me home. >> Okay. >> So then, so then what happened then? What did the what did what did the police do? I found my friend pulled up and it worked out perfectly. >> Okay. >> Where he pulled up looking for his wallet and I asked him to give me a ride home and he gave me a ride full. >> Okay. >> But I came today to get to get my phone and my keys to my dad's apartment and he wouldn't let me in and his dad was screaming curse words at me over the ring. >> Okay. >> And so I went in because I know how to get into his house cuz I've been dating him for three years. >> Okay. So now we're going up today. You came here. His dad's in there too. His dad is not in there. >> Okay. So, what So, so you came here today for what? >> My phone and my keys. >> Your phone and your keys. Okay. So, take me through that. What happened? >> I left them in his car yesterday. >> No, no, no. What happened today? >> I walked in here. >> Mhm. >> And asked for my phone and my keys and then he threw me to the garage. >> So, what do you mean walked in? Were you banging on the door? Were you >> He wasn't answering. >> And he wasn't answering. >> I wasn't yelling and screaming. I was just banging on the door. >> And then And then you said And then you said he wouldn't let you in. And I knew >> from the start, the woman was on a full emotional roller coaster, crying and narrating her story like a dramatic podcast episode, painting herself as the victim of the century. But the officers could smell the holes in her story from a mile away. Details kept shifting. Logic kept limping. And if you thought the tears were about to earn her a free pass, nah, that reality check was already warming up. >> How to get in? Yeah. >> So, how did you get in? >> Through the window. because I've been dating him for 3 years and I know how to get into his house cuz his dad banned me from his house when I bent his Trump magazine. >> Okay. All right. So, you snuck in through the window and then what happened? >> And then he beat me up. >> Okay. >> I love him. He hurt me so bad. He's physically hurt me time. He's he's my >> Okay. >> He watches his porn addiction and he laughs whenever I talk about how it's a problem. >> Okay. All right. [snorts] >> His dad took him to a strip club took him to a strip club [laughter] >> while we were dating. [clears throat] >> Okay. Can you I got one other guy coming. Were you you able to watch her? I just want to talk to him. Yeah. Let me talk. >> Don't go in there. >> Come on. Over here. >> Let me sit down. >> As long as you sit there. >> You beat me up in there. >> Look at this room on my own. >> I'm going to try to run on you. >> This was him beating me to the ground. >> Then why would you go in there? >> Cuz I love it. >> Well, how's that working out for you? Well, when he said to stay right there, why would you run past him and then run over here? >> What were you trying to do? >> WHAT WAS THE PLAN? >> HE HURTS ME. >> WHAT WERE YOU TRYING TO DO WHEN you went inside? What was the plan? >> Stop because he went to a strip club with his son. >> Tell me okay. IT'S NOT OKAY. YOU GUYS are >> You got to go ON CUFFS NOW. GET ON THE GROUND. >> THEY TOLD ME STRIP PUMPS ARE OKAY AND THEY'RE NOT OKAY. >> Find your stomach. >> They told me strips are okay. >> Get on YOUR STOMACH. >> NOT OKAY. STOMACH. ON YOUR STOMACH. >> STRIP CLUB GLOVES >> ARE NOT OKAY. >> Strip club gloves ARE NOT OKAY. >> STOP. >> THEY SAID THEY BOTH FIT THE strip clubs. >> Don't fight. I DON'T TRUST EITHER OF THEM. >> Let go. Let go. Okay, let go. >> Stop clawing me. >> You guys are disgusting. >> You got to tighten those up. >> Yeah. >> The fact that you think strip clubs are okay. You should know. >> That's actually not what I said. You asked me if I had BEEN TO ONE. I >> THINK YOU HAVE. The officer tried to talk to the boyfriend, but she refused to stay put, repeatedly trying to barge back into the house. It quickly became obvious that it wasn't just the alcohol talking. This lady was running on maybe two brain cells. What started as a messy relationship drama quickly morphed into full-blown main character energy with her somehow making everything worse for herself with every single minute. >> One more. >> Stop it. >> Stop clawing me. You're going to get another charge. >> Can you guys please just elucid him a little bit? I've been here. >> You know >> that. No. >> No. >> All right. You go up. GO UP. >> YEAH. [screaming] >> ACTUALLY, YOU KNOW WHAT? Stay right there. Can you keep her there? >> Keep her there for a minute. >> You said you've been there. Why didn't you go to the one? Do you have a wife? Do you have daughters? >> I do. I don't have a daughter, but I have I have four sons and a wife. Yes. >> Yeah. So, you up. >> Hell. >> Have you been to a strip club? >> No. Good. Have you you said you have been disgusting. >> Those girls don't want to see you. They just want your money. You idiot. >> I'm well aware of that. >> Yeah. And you're a idiot. >> His dad took him to a strip club. His dad's disgusting. >> Is that what this is all about? >> Face from what I've heard. >> And then he still doesn't give you a right to treat us what he just did. >> He beat me up. And you guys didn't arrest him. You arrested me. We're still investigating when you start to try to jump off. >> You beat me up and then you guys said you were on a strip club and it made me want to jump off. >> Heck no. She kicked the deputy. Going to get arrested. >> I just tried to drive. >> All right. All right. She ain't going anywhere now. >> All right, >> guys. Good. I talked to the guy. Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. Yeah. Well, I thought we were floor, too. So, >> can you please loose these just a little bit? I I got hands on and >> they're nice and loose. They they >> they're really not. I got I got scars from hands, but I got fake now. >> Okay, just stop. Stop moving around. I can fit my entire finger in them. >> I can't though. Can you please They're too loose. They're actually too loose. >> No, they're hurting me. >> We can fit a pinky in. >> If I can fit my entire index finger in there. >> They're reallying hurting me. >> I heard you. >> They're not for comfort. They're not active. Just >> Yeah. And I got kidnapped in them. >> Just sit still. You'll be fine. >> And now I'm getting kidnapped cuz he beat me up. He pushed me low so many times. I just want to leave. >> How did you get here? >> I My dad drove me My dad's right out there. I want my dad to drive me home right now. >> How old are you? >> I'm 21. >> Okay. >> And I've been since I was 17 and he beat me up. Can I can I please just take I'll I'll keep the feet ones on me. >> No, I don't trust >> No, I don't trust you at all. So, no. >> I mean, it's not necessarily my decision, but I I would if it was my call, I wouldn't take these off. >> Can you please at least loosen them a little bit? >> They can't be They cannot get any more loose. >> I got kidnapped. My parents paid $40,000. >> They were both >> from my house. Can you please loosen these a little bit? They really, really, really are. Please. I already told you just that. >> Once cuffs were on, reality still didn't land. By this point, the officers were visibly exhausted trying to keep up with her theatrics. She claimed she'd been kidnapped, which was wild considering it looked more like the kidnapper would gladly pay her dad just to take her back. And if you think this meltdown had reached its finale, yeah, don't blink because it still had more left in the tank. >> Around and they won't hurt you. >> I cannot move though. I have to see. I cannot move. Now, you should have thought about that before you pulled all this [ __ ] >> You should have not beaten me up inside. He should have given me my phone and the keys. >> I agree. It doesn't give me up. >> Is I bought him everything. He just used me for >> We were trying before she tried to jump off the rail and I was trying to tell that cuz she lives in Colorado. >> Did you see that? >> I'm like, >> I bought a plane ticket to get you called the cops. >> She came here to spend the weekend with him. The >> And I bought him a concert in I'm like, what are you doing? We were here and I bought him a concert ticket to >> find somebody else. >> $150. >> Wait, you live in Colorado? >> Colorado. >> And I love him. >> Somebody lives in Luxur, so I'm assuming that's how this is happening, but she said she lives in Colorado. I don't know. >> I just moved there two months ago. >> Oh, okay. >> Well, that would be more. >> Can you just stand up for me? All right. Cute. >> Watch the stairs. >> No, I'm going to go with my dad. But can you please >> No, you're under arrest. >> No, you're under arrest, sir. >> For what? >> Well, home invasion for starters. >> I don't know how it's home invasion if he has my phone. The home is a home invasion if he has my phone and my keys. [screaming] My dad brought me here to get my phone and my keys and then wouldn't give them to me. So, I had to go in the way I knew how to because we've been dating for 4 years. But did you guys hear that he stole my phone and keys? >> Can you take me to the hospital instead, please? I hurt my head. Yeah, please. Can you take me to the bathroom? >> Why did you do that? >> But that's on camera. >> I know it's on camera. I can see the camera right there. My dash cam has a 10,000 views. 10 million views. It ru It's ruined my life. And if it's a way he taught me to get into his house, I don't think it's home invasion. He taught me how to get in there. So, if anyone should be going to jail, that's his dad. I knocked on his door multiple multiple times. I rang his doorbell. He didn't answer it, though. Why am I getting arrested for him beating me up? >> There is no evidence that you got beat up. >> Look at the video camera in his house. >> You You broke into his house, damaged property. >> According to her two brain cell logic, she apparently held the free break into anyone's home card whenever a door wasn't opened. The officer tried his level best to make her see the flaw in that plan, but to her alcohol-fueled mind, logic was just a suggestion. In the end, her second body cam experience looked like a masterclass in self-sabotage, proving once again that some people just love starring in their own chaotic reality series. The woman was charged with aggravated battery on a peace officer, domestic battery, criminal damage to property, and felony criminal trespass. 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