She was throwing us and that's the problem. >> Stop. Do not fight me. Put your hands behind. >> I'm not going to put my hands against I'm not going to fight. >> Do not fight me or I'm going to put you on the ground. Do you understand? Do you understand? Shut up. >> No, you stop talking. >> Okay, shut up. I get it. These kids are not >> the problem here. Wait, wait, wait. No, stop. >> This is not This is not going to go well for you. You're going to go >> STOP RIGHT HERE, PLEASE. Are you serious? >> Why? All right. Do you hear that? They're laughing right now. >> I don't care. >> You're out here beating up little kids. Give me a break. I'm >> beating up little kids. >> GIVE ME A BREAK. Give me a break. >> I'M NOT BEATING UP LITTLE KIDS. >> STOP. STOP. >> I'M NOT BEATING UP LITTLE. >> LOOK AT this little backpack. >> See, and this is this is what I'm saying. >> Look at Look at her. Get in the car. >> This is the [ __ ] Oh my god. >> I'll talk to YOU IN A MINUTE. >> SO, tell me what happened. >> Okay, little girl right here with the purple on. She pushed her down. She calling and then she push the little girl down. Hey, >> let me tell the girl. Give me a second. Here's what we have to do. So, that way we get everything straight. We're going to I've got more officers coming. We're going to talk to everybody one at a time. Okay. You guys cool with that? >> Put a hands on. >> Okay. Yeah. Let's all talk over here, guys. You break out my window, you're getting a felony charge. Do you understand that? >> You're a real hot ass. Hear that? >> Do you understand? >> Yeah. You're what? 21? >> No. >> What? You're 22? >> NO, I'M 35. >> OH, HARD ASS. >> What happened, sweetheart? >> Riding my bike in my >> Where were you riding your bike at? >> I was over on orange. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Then she came up to me and pushed me off. >> So, you were just riding your bike and she just pushed you off willy-nilly. 36 if you could step it up. She's trying to break on my window. Give me just a second, guys. >> I didn't think you're GETTING A MINUTE. >> NO, YOU NEED TO STOP. ACT LIKE AN LIKE A GROWN-UP. HOW OLD ARE YOU? >> I'M TRYING to How old are you? How old are you? >> I'm your age. >> Okay, then you need TO START ACTING LIKE >> A MINUTE TO ACT LIKE YOUR AGE. >> OKAY, then I'm telling you, sit in the back of this car, relax, and I will come TALK TO YOU. >> YOU'RE GIVING ALL these children a minute. >> Correct. because they're the alleged victim. SO, YOU NEED MORE. [screaming] YOU NEED TO RELAX. YOU NEED TO RELAX. I WAS ON THIS. >> YOU NEED TO RELAX. I will COME TALK TO YOU AND GET EVERYTHING FIGURED OUT. BUT RIGHT NOW, YOU NEED TO RELAX AND ACT LIKE AN ADULT. >> THAT'S NOT FAIR. >> DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> NO, I DON'T. I have children. >> I am trying to talk to THEM TO GET EVERYTHING. THEY DON'T. >> PLEASE. >> OKAY. I I'll stay. I'll stay away. Please. >> All right. So, what's going on? Explain it to me. I want you to take I want you to take five deep breaths. Oh, take my deep breath. >> Take your breath. >> I've got units here. Thank you. >> I was trying to get my bike back, but she was she was like, >> "Did she like take your bike?" >> I took my [ __ ] back and I was trying to grab it, but she was trying to touch the ground. >> Okay. >> Then she put her hands around your neck. That's what T said. Did she even choke you? >> Did she choke you out? >> I think she >> So, she put her hands around your neck. Do you remember that? Or did she just like grab your chest or your arms? She put one of her hands around my neck >> on the front or the back. >> I think um on the side then she pushed me on the side. >> Then she pushed me off my butt. >> These kids these kids are literally all that like we have as as like you know all that we have as like what's given to them. Like like look around. We're [ __ ] just straight up like like these kids have tried every moment that I've had to say the word. Like they have to say like they have dried my life. And yes, I have kids. I have kids that are their age. So yes, you're right. I'm not I'm not scared to say the word because my kids grow up in these streets. But she was calling me and she was calling me up by that. >> Do you guys know this lady at all? No. Never seen him before. >> They all came from her birthday party that we just left. Okay. >> So, what happened today? >> I know you're looking at me like I'm crazy, but like my Oh my god. I can't. They're like these kids are like they're just like they're they're terrorists. >> What do they do today? >> I pay money, taxes, and all the things. Like, trust me, I've gone to jail. You can look me up. I know that it's not a >> You can look me up. [clears throat] Alexander, like you can look me up in Collier County. Like you can see like I've been to jail in Collier County. Like it's not a shame. I have But these kids >> What did they do to you today or what? >> Today they just they just they just literally It was uh It was like a It was like a You know, you have kids. Do you have kids? >> I do. >> All right. Who's next? Who can I talk to next? You called? >> I'm the one that called. >> Okay, perfect. Let's talk over here real quick. What' you see? Not much. All I seen was the kids were running from the park. You could see she was throwing stuff. She was chasing them and then they got to this corner and turn and then she's walking back. She that little girl was riding her bike and the girl that lady just walks up and pushes her off the bike, pushes her to the ground and everything. And then at that moment I called 911 cuz you're not going to assault the minor, right? >> And then my mom went over there to tries to diffuse the situation and everything. >> Okay. Can you please just like unhook >> I'm going to wait for a female officer to get here? >> That's fine. But can you just unhook them for like a second? Like a little bit. Unhook them a little bit cuz I literally cannot think straight without like the fact that like these kids they have a second they have they have which I get it like they're they're made to think that like they're all to be blamed for like everything. Everything's racist and everything it's all race and I get it. I do. But like I'm not the one. I'm no >> Why? Why? So what happened today? >> Today I can't. Can you just pinch my nose? Like this is crazy. >> Want me to get you a tissue or something? >> Yeah. Just grab my shirt and grab my nose. Just grab my shirt and grab my nose. I don't know. Yeah. And grab my nose. Grab my nose. >> Okay. >> All right. So now tell me what happened. >> So I don't understand. Like all these kids are like out here like like there's nothing that can face them. like there's nothing that can go wrong and like I grew up in Naples, Florida where like honestly nothing can really go wrong, but like everything can really go wrong. And and I came up to these I did these kids. I came up to this case and I was like, "Look, like I'm not going to pretend like I'm like, you know, something safe to you." Like because because people are not what they claim to be. I'm like, I need you to know that. >> Listen, if I did it, y'all going to get me. >> Period. So, it's time for them to get got and I'm not going to lie, especially by her being a little girl. >> Two guys maybe. >> No. Don't know her from a can of paint. You mean >> so you approached them just to talk to them? >> I approached them like like like I mean like like can be wrong. I mean >> do you know these kids? >> I don't know these kids. No, I don't know these kids. >> Okay. And you just wanted to tell them like >> I just wanted to like I wanted to like make a stance or like I just wanted to like make them know that like things things are not always what they seem. Like things are not always what they seem. And like if if your mom is telling you that like everything's right, like you know, these kids literally came up to me like like I was their their best friend. And I was like, I'm not your best friend. Like >> Oh, so they came they approached you to talk with you. >> Well, I mean, I'm not saying that they approached me. These are like really >> Okay, listen. So I want you to listen to me. You were kicking this window earlier. If that happens again, we're going to >> kick any windows. I won't >> We're going to get you out. We're going to check your handcuffs. >> I can come out. >> Yes. You just step out and we'll check the handcuffs. >> What's your name? >> Alexandra. >> I don't want to make problems for anybody, but these >> Can you put your chest against my trucker? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. I'm going to check your handcuffs. Okay. >> These kids, they don't they just don't know the problems that are like wrong in their community. >> Just one more time, walk me through from the moment you saw to the moment I got here. What happened? >> So, we were we were all just chilling at home and then we seen this. >> Were you outside or inside? outside. >> We were all like chilling outside and then we seen the kids running from the park. >> Okay. >> We could see her chasing them. Like we What I seen, what caught my eye was she was trying to get like a branch from a tree that's out here. >> Okay. >> She couldn't get it, so she continued chasing the kids. He ends up yelling at the kids to like go home. They're running. She's chasing them. And then they turn this corner, lost her for a bit, and then we see her walking back. They're being kids and following her, thinking it's fine. Like the little girl was on her bike, not even bugging this girl and she just comes up and pushes her off the bike and then she's off the bike. She grabs the bike >> and then like pushes the girl and everything. >> So she just pushed the girl and did she poke her cuz we're hearing that that might have happened. >> So from what I see, she pushed the girl. There was a bunch of kids and everything so I couldn't see everything cuz I was across the street. >> He was there from the beginning. >> So what you see? I went in the store to get change and that happened >> uh at the grocery store right there. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> That [ __ ] happened. >> Okay. So, what exactly did you see? >> I watched her chase all them boys and call them. >> Okay. >> What else happened? >> I watched her do that. >> But what physical? What did you see physical? >> I seen a stick or something get thrown. >> She threw a stick at them? >> Something. >> Okay. Did you see who specifically she threw it at or was it just kind of the group as a whole? >> Hey. Hey, which one of y'all she threw that stick at? >> She was throwing at the group of all of them. Okay. >> She was throwing at all of them. >> At all. Okay. So, did you see the girl get pushed off her bike >> that day? I did not see. >> No worries. No worries. >> But I believe it did happen. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Did you see anything else happen after that? >> No. >> The lady showed me and the little girl and the little boy and we're calling him. >> So, she just out of the blue just shoved. >> Yeah. >> All right. Here. Have a seat in here. Okay. But can you please take his I just want you to take like give me a little bit of like >> I already loosened them. >> Have a seat in there. >> We're going to figure everything out. If you explain to us what happened after we talk with them, then we'll be able to help you out with that possibly. >> They're like, >> "Have a seat. Push up. >> Big step up. Big step." >> There you go. >> There we go. >> Keep explaining to me. Keep explaining to me what happened. >> I want you to explain to officer. >> No, she doesn't want to hear. >> No, I wasn't here. >> No, she doesn't. >> I do. I wasn't here. So, can you tell me from the beginning what happened? These are kids. Look at that girl. Look at that girl right there. She's a kid. >> Everybody's giving her all of the benefit of the doubt. Right. >> Okay. Was she the instigator? >> I'm not going to sit here and say the 12-year-old is the invent. I'm not going to sit. >> Is this yours? >> I'm okay. This is hers and here is her cell phone. >> So, what happened? >> She's 12. So, if I were to sit here and say that she was the investigator, would you give that all of the investigation? >> No. I'm asking you what happened. I'm just asking. >> Can I please just >> I can't take them off. >> Can you just loosen them? >> Loosen them. >> She races. Well, clearly >> she's on another child. >> Okay. Uh, who's she? Who she touch? >> She pushed her against the gate. >> Her >> What happened? >> We're just going back to her house. >> Who Who's her? >> Me. You're there. >> Okay. Hi. >> So, we were going back to my house and then the lady was chasing the little kids. Why? >> What was she saying? >> I don't know if she's okay. Just scream. Oh, usually when people are drunk, I don't mess with people that are drunk. >> We are laughing, but we're laughing at something else. She's like, "Oh, you think it's funny?" And we're over here saying, "We're not laughing at you." And then out of nowhere, she sees her laughing. She pushes us to the gate. >> What gate? >> This exact gate, but on the other side of these, >> but on the Orange Avenue. Okay. All right. And she just pushed you for no reason. >> How old are you? >> 13 years old. >> 13 years. Okay. >> My kids are the same age as these kids. Yeah, >> that girl in the purple right there. She gets to grow up, right? She gets to grow up with kids who deal with like kids who like we get to go to sleep at night with like the fact that like this is like a a factor of like what we're dealing with. It's disgusting to me. It's disgusting to me. Like the color of their skin have no business. >> Mhm. >> I still don't understand how the kids got involved with you. the kids. How the kids got involved are these kids don't have anybody who give a about >> that's all you've been telling me. I need to ask >> and that's all that like I care about like >> Okay, you have the right to remain silent. Alexandra, do you understand that? >> Can you please like >> Here's here's what's happening. Okay, go ahead and slide in a little bit for me. >> You have no kids. You have no slide in a little bit for me. Okay, I want to explain your charges to you. Okay, just slide in for me. >> What are my charges? >> I'd like to explain it to you, but I need you to slide in a little bit. Okay. >> Yeah, that's fine. I just need you to slide in a little bit for me. Okay. Can you do that? >> No. >> Okay. So, if you don't do that, >> I would love for you to push me in. >> I want to talk to you. >> Okay. I'm done talking with you. So, >> you have not talked to me at all. >> I've talked to you enough. I'm done. >> You haven't talked to me at all. >> So, here's your charges. Okay. You're getting two counts of child abuse, disorderly, intox, and resisting without violence. Okay. Do you have any questions for me? >> Yes. >> Yeah. What What are your questions? >> Why am I being charged with anything? >> Well, we tried to get your side of this child. Because you pushed one child and you pushed another child against the fence. So >> you have proof? >> Yes, I have witnesses. >> Where? Can I have Can I see proof? I have I have >> your PCI. Slide in for me. >> Are you going to push me? >> I I will if I need to. So I'm going to need you to slide in for me. >> But I have not touched a child. I've not once touched a child. >> Would you mind sliding in for me? >> I will if I have to. But I do have to. >> YOU KNOW. NO. BUT HE'S TOUCHING. He's putting hands on me. >> I haven't touched him. See? Just slide. No, this isn't >> There you go, >> Alexander. Come towards me. >> There you go. >> Sit towards me. There you go. >> This is not This is >> This IS NOT RIGHT. YOU KNOW this isn't right. >> No way. >> Ma'am, we're trying not to use any additional force on you. Okay. >> You do understand that if you keep this behavior up, we will have to put your feet in a pie. >> I would rather do that preventatively if we could. >> You just want to do it now? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. And to prevent any further damage to any property or any further charges for messelves accountable. >> Um, >> and the seat belts. Did you remove the seat belt? I >> I removed the seat belt before putting this on. You want me to click it back? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. I can do that from the other side. >> Come in. We got to get you one of these. >> What's wrong with you? >> Just relax. >> What's wrong with you? >> Just relax. >> No. What's wrong? >> Just relax. >> What's wrong with you? You know that what your colleague is doing is wrong. >> No. >> Yes, you do. >> There you go. >> Here, take my lap. >> Like, it's fine. Your colleague is wrong. >> You guys are wrong. I haven't done anything. >> Can we have enough witnesses to show that you have? >> What? >> There's a different kind of danger when abuse happens [music] in public because it means the person doing it isn't afraid of witnesses. This wasn't a private meltdown quoted a bad moment. This is someone willing to strike children, spit slurs in front of people, and daring anyone to intervene. That tells you right there, there was no line left to respect, not even with an audience watching. And every second this dragged on taught those kids something about power, fear, and who's allowed to lose control. Kids don't just hear slurs, they feel the weight of adults choosing this behavior while everyone watches. It imprints and rewires what normal looks like to these kids. I've learned that children who witness public abuse are significantly more likely to normalize violence and repeat it later in life. So, this wasn't just stopping a scene, it was stopping a lesson before it followed these kids home and grew up with them. This suspect, Alexandra, was charged with two counts of child abuse, resisting [music] without violence and disorderly intoxication. She is innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.