There are children who from the moment they're born have to struggle just to survive. >> What are you doing? >> There are parents who treat alcohol, drugs, and laziness as more precious than their own child's life. >> Heavy. >> 10,000 choking hazards in there that they're locked in that room and nobody's in there supervising them. >> Forcing the law to intervene. >> Get out of the car. Put your hands behind your back in a corner parking lot. >> Take two males take down one female. >> Knock it off, Lisa. >> They're the only things Iinging live for. >> From Ohio to Florida, these are two bone chilling true stories where motherhood is distorted by irresponsibility and children become silent victims. In Hebrin, Ohio, a mother tries to explain, "I was just taking my kid to school, but the strong smell of alcohol on her breath told a different story. I'm trying to go to a party. >> I know. Well, >> on October 25th, 2024, police received a frantic 911 call. A mother suspected of being drunk was reportedly driving her child to school. Officers rushed to the scene. In front of them, a woman holding a small child staggered away, screaming in denial, then suddenly ran off in chaos, ignoring the safety of the child in the car. >> How you doing? >> Great. >> Are you under the influence? Anything right now? >> Huh? >> Are you under the influence? anything right now? >> No. I'm just trying to get my kids to dance. >> Not under the influence anything. >> How? >> No medications. No. >> No. >> Okay. Cuz I got a concerned parent came and stopped me and got me >> because my speech is a little slur, too. That's why I'm asking. >> Nope. >> Okay. >> Pulling my spots right here. How you doing? Oh my god. Heavy. You're a baby. >> Yes, we are. >> My child. >> What's the reason for that? >> Uh trauma. >> If I call another unit down here and run you through a sobriety test, are you going to pass everything? >> What? My baby's scared. >> Okay. Well, I'd rather your baby be safe than be scared. >> He's scared. He's >> I mean, your speech was slurred. >> You're having trouble holding your infant child. >> No. No. Stop being >> You're not free to leave. I need your driver's license. I need your driver's license. I need your driver's license. You try to leave, I'm going to stop you. >> Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the car. >> Vehicle just hit another car. just trying to take off. Two children in the car. Get out of the car. >> Yes, sir. 103. >> Get out of the way. Get out of the way. Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the car. >> Don't touch my >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Come on. You kids in the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> No. Get off me. >> Get out of the car. Get Get Come on. Get out of the car. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? >> Put your hands behind your back. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop. Yeah, mama. >> Yeah, the car's about here. >> I'm not being >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> What are you doing? Put your hands behind your back. >> I need it. [Music] >> Screams and struggling echoed amid the sound of a child crying. And ironically, in the chaos she created herself, she was still naive enough to ask, "Why are two male officers arresting a woman?" >> Stop fighting. Put your hands behind your back. It's okay. Come here. Don't touch my baby. You don't touch my baby. >> I'm not hurting your baby. You're making her cry. >> Relax. >> Get off me. Get off me. >> Get off me now. >> Get Stop. >> Stop. >> Why does it take two males to take down one female? Yeah. >> Why does it take two males? >> She's intoxicated. >> I had two kids in the car in the car in the parking lot. >> Why does it take two males taking out one female? [ __ ] you. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. [ __ ] him. >> Come on. >> Stand up. >> I'm grabbing my go second. >> No, I don't have anything. You guys are a bunch of puss. >> Come on. >> No. No. No. No. >> Give me. No. I'm not leaving without my shoes. We'll get your shoes if you just get in the car. >> You all right, buddy? >> You all right? >> Goodbye. I told you people. >> So, they're having a Halloween party at the school today. >> She shows up intoxicated with him and an infant child in the car. I question her on it. She's like, "This I'm leaving." I ran a plate so I don't got her ID. It doesn't come back to her. >> Okay. Got you. Looks like she preferred police force over simply cooperating. >> Ma'am. Yes, sir. >> Don't step out of the car for me, please. We're going to walk back to what? >> Yeah. I don't know where it's at, sir. Come on with me. >> Oh, I already seen it on the road. >> Okay, we'll find it. Let's You come with me. Walk her. Put her back seat. Make sure she don't get away. >> I'm not going anywhere. >> Okay, that's fine. Just do what I said. Keep walking. >> That's fine. Stop staring at this. >> Hey, >> no. >> You keep walking with us. This car to the other side. >> That's fine. Stop. Stop scaring my kids. >> Get in the car. >> Get in here, dude. >> Oh, sorry. Someone >> get in the car. >> Why do I ask? >> Get in the car. I'm not going to ask you again. >> It's not that hard. Get in the car. Okay. >> Stop fighting us, >> please. Where? >> Get in there now. Get in there now. >> But the trouble didn't stop there. The child suddenly became the next challenge. Refusing to cooperate. >> I was trying to figure out who she is. >> Yeah. Trying to figure out who she is. Her >> name >> Lisa. But that's how he become. What's her last name? >> This one. >> What's his name? >> Captain. >> What? >> Captain. >> Hey, Captain. >> Hey, these are nice. Remember I told you these are nice guys, honey. >> Hey, are you okay? Look at me, please. >> Nice people, honey. >> Is your name Captain? That's pretty cool name. I wish I had my I wish I My name was Captain. >> He's four years old. >> Really? Do you drive cars yet? No. Soon? Yeah. You like this? Look at this. >> Check this out. Look at this little raccoon. You want it? >> It's all yours. >> Hey, Captain. Look at us, buddy. >> Will you talk to us for a minute, honey? >> Will you talk to me? >> I'm going to try to figure out who she is. Give that to her. Maybe she can get him there. >> After all the chaos, police finally pulled out the name they should have had from the start. Lisa, currently on probation for a prior child charge. >> Hello. >> Hey, how we doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. Would you happen to know the parents name that >> of who was in that car >> that just wrecked the car and let me on a little short pursuit with the two kids in the car intoxicated? >> It might be Did you get her? >> Yeah, she's arrested. But is it Lisa's uncle? I believe it's uncle. What's their daughter's name? >> Beatatrix. I'm guessing it was Lisa's uncle. >> It was >> Yeah, I believe that's who it is. And I got to try to find somebody to come get these kids. >> Okay, I'll call We'll start making phone calls to family. All right. Um, just FYI, I called in CPS today about that, too, cuz she was at a meeting with us and we suspected something. >> Yeah. So, >> hey, Lisa. Lisa, what's going on? >> Okay. Okay. >> Hey, >> stop doing what? >> What do you mean what? I'm in the handcuffs. >> You are? You're being detained right now. Lisa, what's your last name? Let me go to my kids Halloween party. I >> know. We're trying to investigate this situation right now. So, what's your last name, Lisa? >> Su n. >> What is it? >> Su n. I'm trying to go to a >> Yeah, I know. I know. Well, let's figure this out and then we can get you out of here. Okay. >> Yes. I'm not trying to do anything wrong. >> Okay. What's your date of birth, Lisa? >> 52520. >> 525. What? >> 525 ASA. I'm not trying to do anything wrong. >> I know. What's your social? All right. Thank you. >> No, I want to go to my kids. >> Okay. Relax. Let's get through this. >> When asked to take a sobriety test, she blurted out, "You want me to do a somersault or something?" Then launched into a pointless performance, rambling, non-stop complaining, and using breast milk as a shield. Well, if the goal was to prove she wasn't sober, she nailed it. >> Hey, Lisa. >> Are you willing to do some field sobriety testing for us? >> Absolutely. >> You want your shoe? >> Yeah, I'll get her. I'll get it. >> Let's do >> the shoe. >> He's got your shoe here. Put it on. Where's my salt? >> There's one on the ground back here, but I don't know. You want to do these field spraying tests? >> Okay, we got to take these cuffs off. You going to get a problem and take these cuffs off? >> Okay. >> You want me to do like cartwheels? I'll do everything. I'm tired. I'm not I'm not a mess. I'm a mess, but I'm not a mess cuz my baby. >> Yeah, you said your baby's sick. >> No, my babies are dead. >> Oh, hold on. Stay here. >> Let's get this one off of here. >> I'm right here. I'm right I'm not going anywhere. You know, >> you need to tip my finger. Okay. >> I I'm sorry. You're You rob me of my twins. I'm sorry. >> You don't You don't have to do this. Okay. >> No, I have kids. Stop. >> You want to do this? You need a minute. >> You don't have kids. So, yeah. >> Are you going to be able to do these tests? >> Yes. Yes. >> You ready? >> Yeah. >> We'll try to give it a go. >> Feet together. your hands down to your sides. Okay, you see tip my finger. Okay, you need to watch with your eyes only. Okay, don't move your head or anything. Just watch with your eyes and eyes only. Okay, >> so she's out on felony probation for child. So, they're they're going to respond to the ER or not the ER, the jail cuz they're putting a holder on her and they're going to they're going to do a screen and a urine test on her at the jail. >> It has something to it. You don't want You want to try? Let's try to do something different here. Okay. >> Do whatever you want, >> Lisa. Listen to what he's saying. He wants you to walk up there, please. >> I can do that. >> Right here. Can you do that? Left foot on the line. Right foot in front of it. >> I'm strongest. >> Right. Right there. Don't move. >> I'm the strongest. >> Okay. I'm going to instruct you to do. So, I'm going to take nine heel to toe steps down this that imaginary line. Okay. >> Okay. You want me to start? >> I don't I want to explain it to you first. >> Yeah. Please do. >> Left foot on the line, right foot in front of it. Just like me. One, two, three, and so on until you get to nine. Okay. You understand? I took three steps both ways. You're going to take nine both ways. >> 15 steps. >> Count your steps out loud. Hang on. Count your steps out loud. >> Don't Don't stop for any reason once you get started. Keep your hands down to your side. Okay. >> Start. >> You got it. >> Mhm. >> All right. >> One, two, >> I can't spin it. Stay there. >> I don't like this. >> Okay, then step where you like. Step where you like. >> Stand with feet together. Hands to your side. Okay. You want to do this or no? >> I'll do everything. >> Okay. Feet together. Hands to your side. Just stay in that position. Don't instruct. Be careful. >> I am careful. >> Instruct you to do. >> I'm going to instruct you to do so. You're going to take one leg either leg. Okay. You're lift your foot off the ground about 6 in. Keep your foot parallel to the ground. Okay. You're going to lift your foot. You're going to count 1 1000 2 1 3 and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> You don't have to. >> You don't have to do this if you don't want. >> No. No. I have to my own. >> You understand everything I just explained to you? >> Yes, I do. >> All right. You go to begin whenever you're ready. >> Great. >> Out loud. Be careful. >> Yeah. >> No, you're not done. >> We're done. >> No, I I can't stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> The mother, Lisa's uncle, faced a series of serious charges. Children stopping after an accident on public roads or highways, obstructing official business, failure to comply with the order or signal of a police officer and probation violation. Under Ohio law, she could face up to 8 years in prison, fines ranging from $10,000 to $15,000, and bail could reach as high as $50,000. >> Hey, Lisa, give me your give me your left hand. You told me you weren't going to give us any problems. Okay, >> I'm not getting any problems. >> Give me Give me your right hand. Your left hand. Give me your left hand to your hand. Okay. >> Jesus Christ. Stop. My beans are a bunch of Look at it. >> Stop. Knock it off. Knock it off, Lisa. >> Knock it off, Lisa. >> Why does it say take two minutes? >> Well, because you're being difficult, Lisa. >> No, because you guys are Stop. >> This isn't going to go away. All right. It doesn't matter. I can make it so long. You guys are brilliant. Holy. >> Hey, knock it off. >> Holy >> Lisa. >> No. Guess who needs their mother? And their mother is fresh milk. My kid. Guess who gets breastfed? Guess who gets fresh spent. >> Watch your head. Hop in. >> Go on the other side. Lisa, I'm going to tell you right now, if you don't get in the car, >> you're not going to treat me like that. cooperate with us. >> Appreciate that. >> Let's hope she changes and let's hope lost young souls see themselves in this story and choose a different path. Have you ever witnessed something like this? Share it below so we can spread this lesson even further. If you think Lisa's uncle was the definition of terrible parenting, just wait until you see the childhood paradise filled with roaches, human waste, and drugs in Florida. >> 10,000 choking hazards in that room. And while she's passed out, they could stick a car in their mouth. You know how kids are. They stick everything in their mouth, swallow it, choke out on the floor while she's sleeping. >> On April 22nd, 2022, somewhere in Florida, three innocent children, one just 7 days old, cried out in a so-called childhood paradise, overflowing with trash, roaches, human feces, and a buffet of 10,000 tiny choking hazards. And their mother, she was asleep on the floor, ignoring both the cries of her children and the knocking of police at the door. Is that someone passed out on ground right there? Let me check the back real quick. Cool. >> Hi. >> Hi. [Music] [Applause] The kids got to go for >> Okay. Your is it your siblings right behind you here? >> Yep. They already agreed to take them over there. All three of the kids, >> but just the kids. >> Okay. Do you have formula for the baby? >> We have a little We have enough to laugh for that. >> Want me to grab that formula? I need that. >> If they need more, they can get some more. just kind of mimic what you guys give them. Okay. But I need to grab all three kids, take them over there. I'm I have some paperwork here that I'm hoping you and your your spouse or girlfriend, whatever, will sign because this just makes it easier. >> Yeah. >> For all of us if we work together. >> Yeah. >> You know what I mean? If you can grab her, have her come outside, grab the children come outside and then we can go over the paperwork and then go from there. Fair enough. All right, brother. >> They're playing. The mother, Christina, replied when asked about the blood curdling screams coming from the apartment. Yes, according to her, the sounds that shocked the entire neighborhood were just kids having fun. >> Is that your ball? That's your ball. >> Police. >> Sheriff's office. >> Hello. >> Are you guys looking for something? >> Yeah, you. Yeah. >> Yeah. Are you the mother of these children here? >> Yeah. What's up? >> They just They've been screaming and crying. >> Yeah, they're playing. They have the windows open. That's what they do. >> They're not playing, ma'am. >> He looks like he needs some juice or something. He's showing me his cup. >> Yeah, I was just about to go get them. >> Okay. Well, we're getting complaints. They feel like there's uh children in distress over there. >> Yeah, they and they they um they're very loud and they scream a lot. >> Yeah, it's called a kid. >> Yeah, they scream a lot and they're very um >> How old are they? >> Uh almost two and three. They're very very >> Is anybody supervising them? >> Yeah, I was just in there. Like I was just in there getting them stopped. >> Mhm. >> I have my other daughter in the office. >> So there's like 10,000 choking hazards in there that they're locked in that room and nobody's in there supervising them as they're screaming for the whole neighborhood to call us. >> That brighten our eyes. >> And this apparently has not been the first time from all your neighbors calling in saying that they hear this multiple times throughout the week. Do you have an ID with you? >> It's in my It's in my room. I don't know. >> Can we go get it? >> I think it's in my room. I normally keep it in the car. >> You look like you've been asleep. >> No. Day in the hospital. >> Can you take it out for me, please? >> Are you the only one here? >> Yeah. supposed to be alone with the kids right now after my surgery. >> Are they both your children? >> Yes. >> But what's even more disturbing is the mother's cold excuse. It's safe for the children in a place that could destroy both the body and soul of a child. She still tried to paint cruelty as normal. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> When was the last time you even changed her diapers? As it's sagging there, probably full. They had a ton of juice and it was probably an hour and a half ago that I changed their diapers. >> Does this seem to be a safe environment for your children? >> Yeah, it is completely safe. It's just they're very very loud and vocal. >> And since both of the windows are open, >> this is a safe environment, huh? >> We're still cleaning it out. Their uncles and aunt just left and they trashed the place. So, >> I'm not enthused so far to be honest with you. >> Neither am I. It's been a very decent [Music] a while to build up. >> Yeah, it did. >> Good. >> I don't every single day. Is that their room? And >> that's their play area. >> Do they have beds to sleep on? >> Yeah, they have cops in there. They fold them up when they play. >> Do you have food? >> Yes. >> Do they have bedding? I see cops. I don't even see bedding. >> That's their That's what the cops are. That is their bedding. I've already >> They have sheets, pillows, blankets. >> They have pillows. They have blankets in there. I could go in and I clean it every single day and they take all of the toys out of the toys bin and they do that. >> When was the last time you had a drink? >> 10 minutes ago. >> He goes through juice like it's nothing. Like I mean I literally go through gallons of juice in two days. >> What do you have that's holding that screen and besides tape? >> Just the tape. US1 out coming up some of the >> wood looks like a silver >> because there's no air there's no air circulation in that room and it gets really hot. >> So when he pushes that screen out and comes into this then what? >> Oh sorry just gets out and runs around in the neighborhood. >> Our grandmother is living right next door. >> You think your mom your grandmother's looking out for a three-year-old 5-year-old running around at 11 p.m.? >> No. I'm sorry. Can I see the inside of your house, please? >> Roaches, mold, human feces, and rotten food make the perfect breeding ground for bacteria, parasites, and illnesses like diarrhea, pneumonia, and stomach pain. For children living in that environment, the chance of eating properly and staying healthy is almost zero. >> So, what happens now? >> I don't know. I have the windows open a little hot and >> are there screens on the windows? >> Yes. >> Okay. I don't see any screens out there. >> There are screens on the windows. We also have them so they can push the screen out. >> Sometimes like >> So there's screens out there right now then? >> Yes. >> All right. So >> like we've been trying and trying and trying to clean this place up. When we moved in, it was a complete total utter disaster. >> Well, how long did you guys move in though? >> I was back for a couple months, but >> his brother and >> do not set that example for your sister. >> All right. So, if we can get car seats, bring them out with me and then we'll all go outside. You guys can help me get them loaded up and stuff and then from there we can move forward. >> All right. I can help carry a car seat. Which one would you like me to grab? You're in the car. Okay. All right. When you bring uh Is that Lily? Come on outside with Lily then. Okay. >> Syringes, bongs, grinders, and drug paraphernalia were scattered across the children's room like items in a display case. Yet, the stepfather casually said, "I don't know who opened the bag." As if that mess was just an innocent accident. So, if I walked up to that window where they're sitting out there talking to complete strangers that they don't really recognize as law enforcement, pull that screen off and take that kid through that window, how are you going to know? >> I'd see it. >> You'd see it while you're at work. >> Not while I'm at work, but while she's here, I >> Well, she's here sleeping. >> I have no way to connect to it because we don't have internet. If I had internet, >> but you see what I'm saying? >> Yeah. >> 10,000 choking hazards in that room while she's passed out. They could stick a car in their mouth. You know how kids are. They stick everything in their mouth, swallow it, choke out on the floor while she's sleeping. He's banging on the door. That obviously is not enough to wake her up. And he she glances over at the camera, sees her on the ground, think, "Oh, she's sleeping." Next thing you know, your kid's dead. >> Yeah. >> You see where we're getting at? >> Yes, sir. >> Because right now, I have enough to take you all to jail. >> Yes, sir. >> For felonies. >> I completely understand. >> DCF is coming out tonight. >> Okay. >> They're going to inspect what we've seen >> and we're going to figure out a plan from there. >> All right. >> How often do you work? >> I work five uh five nights a week. I'm off Mondays and Thursdays. >> What times? >> What times I work? >> Yeah. Uh, I work 5 to anywhere between >> 5:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. >> Yeah. Yeah. From 5:00 p.m. to almost 3:00 a.m. sometimes. >> What does she do for work? >> She is currently unemployed. She just after having a baby, she had surgery. >> Who's all the narcotic paraphernalia and stuff in there? >> The what? >> Narcotic paraphernalia. Bongs, the masks, the smoking bong masks that's in your car, the pipes, the grinders, the leaves. >> They're my ants. >> How come they're laying out on the floor where anybody can access them? I didn't even realize my bag had been opened. I usually >> We have a problem with that, too. I mean, you got I mean, you're adult. You can make your own decisions, but the children, >> they don't know what they're putting in their mouth. >> They're within the reach of the children. >> Yes, I understand. >> It's covered in cockroach droppings. I don't know if that's my droppings or not. I'm not a professional on it. You know, she's sleeping. If they're hungry, that's what they're begging for was food in the room. >> What do you think they're going to start eating? >> You know what's poisonous and toxic? that's on the ground that the cockroaches are running all over. They're going to go if they're hungry, they're going to put it back in their mouth. There's cookies, pretzels, everything's just laying all over the ground. >> Yes, sir. >> What we're getting at is this is an unacceptable environment and it'sable to your children and we don't know if you're going to be charged at this time. >> Okay. >> We're waiting on DCF to conduct their investigation. >> Um, >> they continued to blame it, this time on some mysterious animal. Maybe they thought the cops were children, too. To believe such a ridiculous excuse. >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, that's a good point. But there's another can bigger than that one that's filled with all this in the bedroom. How come there's just piles of trash? >> We usually we sit it out front, but lately the catch and raccoons and get to it, and that's what happens out here. >> Hold on, hold on, hold on, I live with raccoons, too. They don't do that and that and that and that. That's not a raccoon. That would might be a bear. That's not a raccoon. That by the door, that's not a raccoon. And we can tell you there was a raccoon the size of a damn bear cub sitting out here last night. >> Want to know why? Cuz he's eating all your food. Cuz you're just setting it like this. >> Yeah. >> It wouldn't come around if you didn't have all this trash. >> Yeah. Food and dirty diapers. >> I've had raccoons going through my trash, too. And yeah, it it makes a little pile maybe like that. Maybe a little bit smaller, but it doesn't do that. It doesn't do what's by your front door right next to the window that's being held in by duct tape that they could easily push out. Who's in charge of changing their diapers? >> Uh, when I'm not home, it's her. When I'm here, it's between both of them. >> How come it looks like they haven't been changed in days? >> Been changed in days. >> They're basically dragging on the ground as they walk around. >> And she's told you they drank a lot. I'm telling you, >> it's not. It's full of feces. I looked >> full of feces. >> Yes, it's coming out the sides. Bulging out the sides. >> Tears started falling. The mother began to panic. In the end, police had to make the harshest decision of all, separating her from her own children. Because of her laziness and reckless lifestyle, she buried her chance at motherhood and turned her children's pain into the cost of her own >> inside what? >> Oh, door's closed. >> And uh >> what kid? >> Oh. Oh, god damn. >> That's my partner. Can you use mine? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Just hang out. >> Just hang out. Just hang out over here. >> Ma'am down. Okay. >> Stay out here. >> Okay. Grab the bag. Neither. >> You want to get going, man? >> Has everything in it that I need for that? >> No. She needs clothes. >> I can bring them. >> Go get some tomorrow. We'll bring this one. Are you good, sir? >> Yeah. >> You want to? >> Yeah. Need anything else for me? Okay. Um, I'm going to turn around and come back this way. Unless there's a Is there a turn around down there? >> Um, you can actually pull it around like right here. >> Is there Can I get the Captain Streak down there? >> No. >> Okay. I'll come back this way. >> Go back inside right now. >> I'm not going inside. >> I don't know where you're going. >> 17. Sit down. I'm cramping. It hurts. >> 51 out of >> Yeah, we're sit down in her. I'm not Catherine. That's not >> I'm sorry. >> Oh, I want to sit down at her. >> We're going to Jill's not going to take her cuz she just had the baby. [Music] >> I want to wait. >> You need an ambulance, ma'am? No, I just need to sit down. >> Okay. >> There's a chair on the front porch. Can I at least go there? >> Not right now. >> So, here's what's going on. You want to explain? >> Sure. So, based on our findings tonight, okay, we do have probable cause to make the arrest on both of you. Okay. >> Um, it's just not fair to what's happening with these kids. All right. So, all both of y'all are going to be going to jail tonight. Um the child DCF has obviously custody of the kids and they're going to be staying with your sister cousin. >> Is that what it is? Hopefully you guys are able to get out tomorrow. You can get back to your baby. >> Yeah. Of what? We have no money. We have no I have no family. >> I understand. But we we have probable cause. >> We have a duty to protect the children. >> The conditions they're in is unsafe for them in general. It's it's unsafe. If I at least leave my wallet, my ID and stuff for my mother next door. >> You're going to probably want your wallet and your ID when you go. Okay. >> All right. Go check up here and bring back your back. >> Put your palms together. Just like you're praying. >> Palms together. Palms together like you're praying. Just like that. >> 746. 312 is a whiskey mic and a whiskey fox 15. Got your key >> and a whiskey fox. >> I should not grab it. >> You got a pin. That's it. >> Okay. I got a hole up through my whole second knuckle. >> Okay. And it's double lock so it can't close anymore. And I had the same thing on this one. >> And it's double lock so it can't close. Obviously, ma'am, I can't affect a a good quality search off your person. So, do you have anything? >> I have nothing on me besides a pad. >> Okay. >> I'm just We're just giving you, you know, I'm not going to search you. So, do you have any weapons, narcotics, tobacco products, lighters? You bring it into the jail. It's another criminal charge. I don't want >> I've got nothing. I have no pocket. >> I'm just giving you the courtesy, letting you know that. >> I understand. >> Okay. Do you need Do you need to go to the hospital? >> No, I just regular check. >> You don't need to see a doctor? >> No. I'm just hurting a lot. >> Okay. All right. >> They're my whole life, she said. But that life was wrapped in dirty diapers, duct taped doors, and a terrifying silence every time the children cried. >> You want me to take that face? Put it inside. You can't take that. You can't take that. So, I'll put it up. >> Can you take him? And we're going to take her go for clearance. >> What? >> Yeah. Oh, they said, "No." I was like, "No." I said, "Yeah, >> Bergman, he's going to go on Deputy Omos's car. We're going to take her to Advent." >> No, I don't want to go to the hospital. >> Okay, then you can just sign a refusal for me. But it's our jail policy because you have a medical condition. You just had a child 5 days ago. We're going to take you to the hospital. If you want to sign a refusal, it's your prerogative. Okay? But at least this way here, I give you the opportunity to go. >> Have a seat and watch your head. Watch your head. >> Turn up to discuss. >> They're the only things Iinging live for. >> Ma'am, you hit >> I don't get it. You're not a mother. You're not a mother. I don't get it. >> I need you to take one deep breath for me. Okay. Before I talk, can can you please take one deep breath? If you want to spit, spit right here. I know you're upset about your kids, but you hitting your head against that glass is not going to do anything. You have three little ones that care about you that are waiting for you. So, let's just get this over with. We're going to go get you cleared at the hospital. If you don't want to get any treatment or anything, you'll just have to tell them that >> I don't want to go to the hospital. >> You just tell them you don't want to see them and they'll just tell a piece of paper and we leave. But according to our policy, because you just had >> I'll fill it out now. I don't want to go there at all. I hate advent. They treat me like >> perfectly fine. It's not your decision. It's ours. Our policy states you're going to have to go. If you sign out AMA, that's not a problem. You don't have to get out of the car. That's not a problem. At the end of the day, this is what is happening. I'm very sorry to be the one to tell you that, but there's no decision here. There's no choice to be made. This is what's happening. Please do not hit your head against my partition. All it's going to do is hurt and damage my car. Okay. >> Do you have any questions, comments, or concerns at this point in time? >> No. >> Great. Close the door. Let's go. >> All right. With clear evidence of neglect and a hazardous living environment, the 26 and 27year-old parents were arrested on three counts of felony child without great bodily harm. They were booked into Perry Hall Jail with no bond. Under Florida law, they could face up to 5 years in prison and fines of up to $5,000. This isn't just a legal case. It's a serious wakeup call for all parents. Everyone faces hardship, but once you have children, every choice you make can shape their future or cost them their lives. Children don't get to choose where they're born. They cry when they're hungry, scream when they're in pain, and go silent when they lose hope. Lisa Christina let selfishness bury their calling as mothers. But don't let the story end here. Share this video. Not just to expose, but to awaken. Every adult who changes today means one more child protected tomorrow. What do you think about these tragedies? Leave a comment below, hit like, subscribe, and turn on the bell because silence today could become irreversible regret tomorrow. [Music]