On September 24th, 2023, a messy domestic blowup turned into pure chaos when a jealous girlfriend called the cops, claiming injury. What started as an argument over a coworker quickly spiraled into scratches, blocked doors, and wild accusations. Watch the video to see what really went down. Okay. So, it was So, it was about an argument over a coworker of his and then you thought that he was like cheating on >> he's right here. >> You can get him now actually. Yeah. Sorry. >> Yep. >> So, it was >> over over you thinking that he was >> I'm sorry. I'm just I I just can't I can't I I can't I can't feel like I'm being judged right now. >> Oh, >> because why does it matter what the argument is about? >> So you've I I listen >> because why does it matter what the argument's about? >> Because this see it's important. I need and so when I do my report I need to tell about why I came out here. So why you called. So if how the argument started is important just as much as how if you're claiming that something was physical including that and all the other things. So that's important. I'm like that's >> I know but >> you're not you're not being judged. I just >> Why is it >> I need to know why you guys started arguing is why you know what I mean? So I'm not judging you. We we we all have we all have relationships and stuff, >> but why does it matter the details? >> I don't need to know the the the lady's name if that's what you're wondering. I just need to know why why you guys why the argument sparked. So, if you if you're saying that it only started because you thought he was like fooling around with a coworker, then that >> No, it's it's just it's a lot of things. It's a lot of things. I moved down here with this man and I I miss >> Well, let's let's talk about today on why again why an argument started. So, is it about him talking to a coworker? >> No, it's not simply that. It's >> it's the whole scheme of things. And that's why I'm saying it's it can be broken down into just >> What about just today is why you called >> it? because because the whole scheme of things is broken down into like these specific things, but it's I'm saying it's that it's not just simply because of a coworker. He was it's like I moved down here with this man. I've been paying for everything. I I I pay, you know, he >> first. No, I don't think Okay. So they don't >> I'm I'm I'm familiar with the previous calls for service. So I but I'm only I'm only here >> I just wanted I just wanted the medical attention. >> Okay. Well, you you understand when you call and you claim you claim that your your your significant other has battered you. I have law enforcement has to come out to see your crime. >> She froze the second the officer asked basic questions. Acting like honesty required a subscription. Everything felt exaggerated like she wanted sympathy before facts. She acted judgmental while nobody judged anything yet. It already gave secondhand embarrassment. She tried spinning a tiny disagreement into a whole tragedy while the officer stayed patient. >> So that's why I'm here. So, >> but now I'm being asked the details of it and that just that just detracts from the whole point of why it calls because I just I'm just freaking out because I can't move my hand. So, I want to Do you need Do you want EMS to come in or do you do Do you want medical assist? >> That's why like this is WHAT I MEAN. >> OKAY. I can call for EMS to come in if that's what you want. That's what you want to do. >> I I don't >> 421. You can restart EMS over here. Reference a hand injury. >> We're going to have him come out. Okay. I'm going to make that call. >> Um, so again, I >> I'm freaking out BECAUSE OF THIS ANKLE. SO, I'm I'm trying to I'm trying to get to the injury and what happened in the physical part cuz you're claiming that you were battered by your significant other. But, I need to start somewhere. So, I need to start with what happened today. But now, you're talking about what you're talking about the whole grand scheme of things of of things that have just been going on. Like, I'm assuming that happened months or years ago. >> Yeah. It's an ongoing thing. That's what I need. >> But I'm talking to you about what happened today. >> Yeah. That's what I need. >> Let's start Let's start from prior to you calling 911. So, you said that you got into an argument with your significant other about a coworker. Okay. Yeah. >> So, we'll start with that. >> What? So, what happened? Did you tell him something? Did he say something? Now, I need to know about the verbal part of this argument if that's what I'm asking for now. >> Yeah, but that's what that's why like I like I don't want you to like you can't boil it down just me getting mad that he was some coworker. It was just it's an ongoing thing. It's just a >> I understand, but I need I I need So, I need I need I need a baseline here, Laura. So, you called because you got into an argument with your boyfriend about him talking to a coworker who's another female. So, did you confront him about it? Did he tell you about it? And then where did it go from there? >> I I asked him I asked him things and then >> he gets in my face and he gets aggressive and then that's where things escalate. And that's why like it's hard for me to like boil it down to just hey, it's it's just this and this and this. But I need to talk about what just h the so the events from when you prior to calling all the events that happened >> prior and to now until I came up to you. >> I know. But that's what I'm saying. It's just it's all it's it doesn't boil down to these like few things that we were talking about. It's like an ongoing thing and then he just gets in my face and gets aggressive and it's just it's it's about you know Laura, can I ask you a question? specifically focusing on what happened within the last last few hours between >> I know that's what I'm saying but it's just hard I I like it just happened it's just a blur because it's just all the things >> just hear me out at any point did he attempt to leave >> I want you to think about it cuz I want the truth I if it >> yes but it's complicated but then he stays but then he we agree it comes and goes >> she kept talking in circles refusing to stick to one timeline. The officer tried dragging the truth out while she resisted like accountability burned. It sounded like every problem from the last decade suddenly mattered today. Her excuses piled up fast, almost rehearsed. >> Let me ask any point today and this morning for us arriving did he attempt to gather his belongings and leave? >> Yeah. And then we talked about it. >> Okay. So what what stopped him from leaving? >> Because we agreed to talk about things. What stopped him? >> Your physical contact. Your physical contact. Did you grab? >> No. >> Are you going to be honest or you just going to make it up as we go? Cuz I've already seen his cell phone and I've seen some videos of the cell phone and I want you to give me an explanation of what I'm saying cuz I'm not really hearing much but I'm seeing a lot. So, can you explain to me why when he's trying to leave you're grabbing him and you're hitting him? Can you explain to me? Just explain to me. I want an explanation. >> I I I I want to I >> He was He was sleeping and >> usually I >> Let me see. >> You You got video for from today. Now I know I I I know she was previously arrested and you had video then. This isn't the same video, right? >> No. I mean, >> this is video from today. >> Correct. I mean, here's a video of her trying to set the clothes on fire. >> Show them the video. >> Yeah. Show. Yeah. I just I just wanted to make sure cuz I know that she's >> But no, this incident happened. He wasn't happy. >> So So what happened is obviously we got an argument uh earlier this morning. Um I was trying to leave. >> Um when I try to leave, she doesn't allow me to leave. She keeps getting trapped in the room. Um she doesn't allow me to leave with my clothes. I finally fell asleep on the couch. I woke up on the couch to her hitting the pillow. And then when I tried to walk past her, she started scratching me and pulling like shirt my shirt. I don't know if I see your chest. >> So, what point where it hurts? >> It doesn't hurt. >> It doesn't hurt. Okay. So, am I Is this a scratch here? Uh, does kind of feel like a scratch cuz she grabbed the [ __ ] out of it. >> Okay. >> Um, >> sorry. >> I don't want to hurt you. I'm trying. Um, would you have any video of the of her scratching you or anything like that or >> I don't have any any video from from that for from after I woke up. >> So, you were on the couch right here >> sleeping. >> Okay. Do you [snorts] remember what time that was? >> 20 minutes ago. >> 20 minutes ago. Okay. So, you were sleeping. You woke up. Um, and then you tried to leave again, I'm assuming. I mean, I woke up and she's like hidden with a pillow and then I got up and I sort of walk past her and she started sh pushing me. >> Dude, >> and she she does this thing to where like when she pushes me >> I just go to the side with like like when she's lunging at me like this like I just >> I deflect her arm to the side and like >> I got you. >> Like if she goes that way like I'm not pushing her that way but that's just what happens. Like she's throwing a little weight into me. Was this after you scratch you got scratched or before you got scratched? >> Uh, I mean it happened a few times. >> The moment he [music] spoke, everything snapped into place. His calm explanation exposed the mess she tried hiding. He described being blocked, grabbed, scratched, and even awakened by a pillow attack while she acted shocked like these weren't her own actions. The whole scene screamed manipulation. Let's just talk about the just that scratch there. Just did she touch you in any other way today at all other than the scratch there? >> It was >> cuz she in the video she's just she's just messing with your clothes, right? >> I mean I So >> was that today? >> Yeah. Here's thing like >> Well, show me. Listen. Come on. >> I know. I I know how things work and >> you you I the videos that you recorded. >> So So this is me 10:55. Like I'm literally trying to leave >> and I'm just like like I have to videape myself cuz I'm just in a [ __ ] hoarder right now. >> Let me um >> I don't want to hurt you. >> Can I just take a look at that video one more time? >> Set my clothes on fire over the one that you just showed me now. >> Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. I just want to make sure it's >> just go up there cuz that's what that's what it is. That's exactly what it is. So, let's get our Yeah, that's exactly what it is. You see? >> Can you can you just uh Okay. >> Can you just give him the so Heat. Heat. Yeah. Sorry. So we just a better understand for this report. Would you like us to just check you out and then leave you alone or do you want to go to the hospital? >> My simply was like worried that I like cuz I can't move it. So, I want to see like you broke my nail. >> Pretty good. Can you move your hand? How do you go like this? >> That's a pretty good sign. >> Have you ever jammed your fingers? Sometimes jamming your fingers. When the video evidence appeared, her story crumbled. Watching her try to set clothes on fire was wild. Suddenly, her finger injury felt like a distraction tactic. Calling 911 over a finger booing her own aggression was diabolical. At this point, it was clear who brought the chaos, and it wasn't him. >> I hear that you don't want to go to like I can't really send it like I don't know. I'm not able to know it's normal. I don't know. >> So your girl is better. >> I don't know. >> So your finger is swollen. That's not moving, right? You just prove to me that you can move it. You close your hand. It's a little sore obviously, but nothing will concern. >> Yeah, I was like freaked out because I don't know. >> I'm telling you right now, you can respond. You just can't. Now, you can always go if you want to for emergency room. You can go to urgent care. They can do nice saying we're not going to go to the hospital, but if you do want to go to the hospital, would you like a nice back to your finger with some ice on it? I don't know. You feel better? We can do that. Would you like that? I don't know. I just want to make sure you're saying it's not broke like anything wrong with it. >> That's normal. So obviously being a little means you have movement in your fingers. >> So that is what's your hand behind your back. Why? Why is this happening again? >> Why you have to ask yourself that question? Why you allow him to come in? >> No, you're not. >> That's not >> Lauren. You You are under arrest for domestic battery today. Okay. >> Oh, snap. >> I went too far in the car. >> No. No. Please. >> You are under arrest for battery. him. Why are you Why did he do this? >> Medication. >> Can I please talk to him? Why are you doing this? >> This is not fair. This is not okay. Please. Can you please talk to him? Please. Please. That's not okay. Why? But I'm the one who's injured. No, I want to be taken in for injury. Please. Please. cuz I want to be taken in for injury then. >> Please, no. This is not okay. >> Please, please. >> What are you talking about? >> Can I have a shirt? >> Yeah, we're going to we're going to we're going to get you that stuff. Okay. >> Oh my god. >> Right now, we're going to get you in the >> No, this is a joke. I'm the one who's he literally hurt me. What do you mean? >> What do you mean? What do you mean? >> The camera running. >> Let me >> She acted like she deserved immunity because she felt hurt. The female officer stayed firm, which was gold, refusing to let her victim act to fool anyone. It was obvious she didn't understand how consequences work. Her reactions felt childish, dramatic, and honestly exhausting to watch. >> Real quick, where you want me to put this one, >> please? Can I have my phone? >> Yes. We're going to have >> Oh my god. >> Listen, where do you want me to put this one? And the her nose ring is going to have to go too. >> Last time we couldn't take >> any rings, please. Can >> Lauren? Is it Lauren? >> Any rings you have in your >> I don't have any rings. >> All right. >> Why am I the one being taken in when I'm hurt? >> I'm going to get >> Can I Can I please Can I please explain this? >> Watch your knees. Kayla. >> Thank you. >> You need a shirt, right? >> Yeah. She need a shirt jacket. >> Can you give me Can you give me a um Why? >> I'm not looking. >> Huh? >> You want me to do it? >> I spoke to him already. If Yeah. If you can do a statement. Yeah. >> I I will refuse. >> Just make sure you get that video, >> sir. >> Yeah. >> Sir, I refuse the service, sir. Please, I refuse your service, >> sir. I refuse your service. I told him not to come. >> So, when it comes to domestic disputes, we we still come in. >> Sir, when you made that allegation, it's I'm sorry, >> sir. I'm the one who was hurt and I refuse it. I was just concerned about myself. >> Okay. So if I if I if I told 911 about my own injuries, why am I getting in trouble? Please >> the we need the video. >> Please sir, can I talk to you? >> What was that? Sorry. >> Yeah, as Yeah, like just uh Yeah, just classify it and that's that should be good. Uh just that video is what we need for the best thing. Yeah. very heavy. >> He said no. >> No photos over the video. >> He's sending he's getting offended. He's sending the video. >> Okay. We appreciate the cooperation. Wait. I'm going to pull my >> Please. I refuse it. Please, can you Hey, we're going to get the jacket on you. Okay. >> You want a jacket? >> We're going to ask you once. We're We want to put the jacket on you because you can go without a sports bra and go. >> I think you think you should wear the jacket. >> Please. I'm sorry. Please. Is there any I refused the service. I refused it. All I said was that I was hurt. >> I said that. I'm going to ask you one more time. Do you want the jacket on when you go to jail or do you want to wear that? >> Thank you. Cuz I would rather you wear a jacket. You were quite exposed. >> She kept repeating that she was the one injured as if repeating it magically rewrote the situation. Her dramatic pleading only made her look guiltier. She yelled about fairness while ignoring everything she did earlier. The embarrassment just kept growing loud and undeniable. >> Sir, please. I refuse this. I I said I was like I was just concerned about my injury. >> Okay. And then I knew and then you guys show up before the the EMT. Please, I'm Can you please please it? >> Please, this is not okay. Please, can I please can you please talk to Please, sir? I refused it on the phone. >> I refused it on the phone. I'm the one who's injured. Please, I was just concerned about my hand. Please, >> you can. I trust you can put the jacket on. >> Please, I'm just asking you. >> ALL RIGHT. >> To the dispatcher, I said I'm just concerned about my injury and that's all it is. Please. This is not necessary. Please. >> We have to do our job. Lauren, >> please. Please. I'm I'm asking you. This is not I'm the one who's injured. >> Lauren, jacket. >> Can I Can I ask you if I if I I have the right to ask? I need you to put your jacket on and I need you to turn your back to me so I can put the handcuffs back on. >> Can you help her with the jacket? >> Yeah, that's it's okay. It's okay. >> Okay, that's fine. >> But can can I ask you if I as my rights >> for my rights if I I I'm not aware like I didn't want the bills of it. I didn't realize I was going to be arrested today because I'm the one who's injured. If I agreed to go with the EMS, what would happen? >> You just get a clearance from the hospital. >> What does that mean? >> We're not We're not We're not talking about the ifs here. We're talking about regular. So, right now, you are under arrest for domestic battery. >> I didn't do anything. He's the I'm the one who's hurt. I was just concerned about my finger. Please >> watch your helmet. >> Oh, no. I I can I can do the roughing PC. I'm just show you the property cuz I have a cool trifold that will automatically fill that to send a video. >> Okay. Well, >> you you you saw it, right? >> Yeah, I saw video. >> When everything settled, the pattern was clear. Jealousy turned into aggression and aggression turned into a dishonest 911 call meant to flip the narrative. It didn't work because the truth stayed louder than her dramatics. Her choices caught up fast, proving that manipulation always collapses when reality pushes back. She was charged with domestic battery. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. 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