A split-second decision can pass in an instant. >> Place your hands behind your back. >> Don't take her to jail. >> You know the back of my neck. You need the front of his hand. >> Get inside. Run. >> Get inside. [groaning] The baby the baby. >> But for children, its pack can [music] last a lifetime. >> Hey, >> I'm just trying to get a place for us to lay the night. >> How will you from here? Welcome to me. >> Behind every incident lies an important lesson about responsibility, safety, and the care we owe to the next generation. >> In Georgia, a woman and her six-year-old daughter showed how a single choice can lead to serious problems. Do >> not me. Do not me. Do not me. >> On May 18th, [music] 2023, authorities were called to a gas station after concerns about a customer with a child. When they arrived, they found the woman having a tense conversation with the clerk over a payment issue. Officers quickly stepped in to ensure that both the child and everyone involved were safe. >> What's the issue, ma'am? >> I was trying to use my card. >> Okay. And then So, are you causing a fuss or >> No. >> So, why are we out here? >> Why are you out here? I don't know. Ask him. >> Where you coming from? Kentucky Fried Chicken. I'm going >> Did you have anything to drink before coming here? >> Did you have anything to drink before coming here? >> Yes. >> What did you have to drink? >> A beer. >> You had one beer? >> Yeah. >> No, I'm not doing this. >> No. You just admitted to drinking and driving. Come here. >> I'm not. >> Yes, ma'am. Come here. >> Place your hands behind your back. Place your hands behind your back. >> Take her to jail. >> Place your hands behind your back. Ma'am, >> please. >> Quit. >> Quit. You smell like alcohol and you just said you're drinking. You should have had a beer. >> You see a car. >> All right. >> You see a car? >> You see a car? >> Quick. >> I'm walking. >> Quick. >> I'm walking. >> I'm walking. >> I can walk and drink. >> I cannot. >> I can walk and drink. >> Quick. >> Where's my car? >> Quit resisting. >> You better stop. >> You going to arrest me for drinking and walking? >> How'd you get here? Did you walk? >> Yeah, I walked >> from where? >> My house. Right over there. >> So, you walked here? >> Yes. >> With who? >> My daughter right there. That's my daughter. Come on. Why are you doing this to me? So, did you drive? >> That's my daughter. >> Okay, give me answer me. Answer me again. Did you drive? Yes or no? >> You walked here. >> You walked here. >> Me and my daughter. >> Did you guys walk here? Did you walk? >> Whose car? Whose car is that over there? It's a van. Did she drive here? She did drive. In what? In what vehicle? >> Vehicle. >> No. What vehicle did she drive in? >> There's a van. Okay. I'm not going to play games with you. Who can I call to come pick up your daughters? Call your dad to come pick you up. >> I'm three times told you. >> Mama, you drink too much. You drink too much. Stoping my glasses. I'm three times you. Ask your daughter. >> I'm requested. Mama, you drink too much. Then I'm telling white female 1095. Let's go. I hate you. I hate you. I [ __ ] hate you. Give my phone >> 42. Can I get a female unit for a pat down? >> At first, she said everything was fine, but later acknowledged she was facing personal [music] difficulties, turning the case into a formal investigation. >> You're going to wait in my car until we get a female out here to come down. >> You're not going to do that. You never do. Go ahead. >> Quit. But you quit. You quit. You quit. Go, mother. You ain't You >> get inside. Run. >> Get inside. [clears throat] >> Not me. Do not me. >> Do not me. >> I can't. >> I can't. You [ __ ] You're breaking my arm. >> No, I'm not. Sit up. >> Yes, sure. >> You can sit up. You drove here, right? You can sit up. Go ahead. >> Take that [ __ ] off my hands. Take that [ __ ] off my hands, please. >> 80. >> Ma'am, is there something wrong with you? What's the matter? >> Everything. >> Oh, okay. I see her. >> She's intoxicated. She probably alcohol. I'm angry. >> I'm angry. >> I'm angry. >> I'm angry. >> Please don't. >> Please. >> I won't fight. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Hey, ma'am. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> My kids in there. >> Your kids are where? >> My kids right there in the car, too. Where's the kid at? A little girl over there. >> Okay. >> Police made sure the [music] child was safe and contacted relatives. The father later arrived explaining that his wife had been struggling [music] with personal difficulties and that the family had tried to support her many times without success. >> Hey sweetheart, you okay? >> We just called today. He said give him 10 minutes and I'm going to stay with her till daddy's on the way. Okay. >> Going to have a seat for me. >> And now I'm going to get my children's inside and my boy. Oh my god. My going to be nice. >> That's why I'm calling because you drive. Mama, go home. I can't drive fast. Yeah, >> to have a seat in the car. >> Please have a seat in the car. >> We already we already asked nicely. We are beyond nice. >> Why? Cuz I tried to use >> I I don't answer your questions. Okay, you do what you're told. I'm sorry to put it that way. You need to have a seat. >> I tried to use a debit card. >> I'm not talking to you. I'm telling you to get in the car. >> I tried to use the debit card and the debit card would not get through. >> At this point, it's it's crystal clear that you're obstructing us. Yeah, >> you're definitely under arrest for at the very least obstruction. You need to have a seat >> for not following. >> I'm not your lawyer. I'm not answering your questions. I'm telling you, you need to sit in the car. >> So, you don't want to catch an obstruction charge. Let's just have a seat. Okay. All right. She's >> I know she is. Before you got here, Hernandez has already given Hernandez a hard time. That's why we're beyond. >> What is the charge? >> It is obstruction >> for what? >> Because Officer Fucci is trying to gently guide you into the backseat of this car like you were told to do, and you're not doing it. >> My home's right over there. Please let me go. >> Before you do anything, you need to sit in the car. >> There you go. There you go. >> Put your feet in. >> No, I'm not doing that. My husband is here. >> How far away is your husband? >> So, at this point, we're going to pull you in the back of the car unless you get yourself. >> Now, you Why would y'all do this? kiss. >> All right, Sarah. Let's go say hi to dad. >> All right, sir. >> Hey there. >> Yes, he's fine. >> Okay, thank you. >> Yeah, of course. >> She got the wrong car. The car is over there. >> Okay. >> I don't know. >> Where's she was coming back and forth to the store. The store guy was like, "I bought sold you beer two times. The car declined three times and she wanted the beer, but she was stuttering so much that he couldn't sell it to her. So, he told her, "Just go home. We all come back and she said they always coming. So she didn't want to do that. >> Yeah. And she told him, she said, "Call the cops." And Sarah was like, "Mom, come on. Let's go." She told her and I told her, I said, "Hey, just go because you know you've been drinking. You going to go to jail." I'm not going to jail. And then she was trying to fight the cops and all. >> Okay. >> So she doesn't have the keys on her. They must be in the store. So car >> in the car. Okay. the lady. >> Yeah. So, just go take a nap and then she'll be back. >> Okay. Three times. Mama, you drunk too much to go home. Your daughter tell you, "Mama, come home. Come home." No. No. Okay. Thank you. I'm happy. Yeah. Okay. Thank you. That's my life. Stay here. >> The remaining procedures were completed [music] promptly, ensuring the well-being of everyone involved. >> We got out here. Hernandez is trying to work with her at the gas station. Hey, you need to go. Oh, wait. And then quickly realizes, okay, this girl's this lady's highly intoxicated. Her van's parked out here in like she she drove here with her child in the car under the influence. So, he's he he goes ahead and put puts handcuffs on her and then she starts obstructing them. She sits down on the ground. We had to sweet talk her into the car. She's a piece of work right now. I told Hernandez there's a very good chance CCDC will make him go to memorial. Anyways, right now her charges are at least public intoxication obstruction, but I think Hernandez is going to swing the uh DUI. He's got camera footage of her pulling up into the parking lot. I I I'm I'm not sure what what his what his plans are, but she's definitely needs to go to jail today. Uh dad's here. They're quote married, but he don't even know her birthday. Trouble in paradise, I guess. But she's literally got a grinder and a burnt bowl in her in her center console on top of the alcohol we can smell coming from her. >> I mean, so with that, I mean, yeah, I see like I guess like a little bit of like if I if I was in your shoes, I'd keep the charges simple. You've got you've got a good case on simple charges. You can you can pursue a deeper investigation into something deeper, but you've got simple charges. It's really easy to call, man. The mother was charged with public intoxication, obstruction, DUI, [music] and DUI child. Under Georgia law, she could face 4 to 10 years in prison, and fines of up to $10,000. Her story reminds us that safety [music] isn't just about following rules. It's about making responsible choices before situations escalate. [music] Because while the law may allow for second chances, the consequences of risky decisions can last far longer. >> She had a problem with me trying to discipline the kids. Well, we got two seven kids that not really the same problem. This father seemed to deeply care for his children. Yet that care unintentionally led to a series of serious family difficulties. On April 16th, 2023, police were called to a home after reports [music] of a dispute involving child care, use of a medical device, property damage, and tension between the couple. When they arrived, the father had left the scene, prompting officers to follow up. >> Got him over here behind 600. 66. Come to me. You don't see me yet. Crouch down in the woods. >> He's running out to you. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. police department towards uh Mr. Bridge. He's running upside metro bridge towards Westchester. He just went back in the woods. He's right here. He's right here. He's right here. He's right here. He's right here. Get on the ground now before you get >> Where's he at? You better not move, man. We don't want to you or you >> saying he's giving up. >> Stand up. Breathe. >> Stand up. Walk to me. >> Walk over here. >> I said stand up. You said you WANT ME TO RUN. WALK TO ME. >> I SAID YOU THINK I'MMA RUN. >> Walk over here right now. >> You said walk over here. I will you from here. Walk to me. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> I'm not playing with you. Come on. Close. Come on. Back up. >> Turn around and back up to me. >> What y'all want me to do? >> Turn back. Back up. Turn around. Turn around. >> Look a man in the eye. >> Damn. >> Look a man in the eye. >> I done told you. I'll you if you do anything stupid. That's all you can do. >> We're 1095. I'm gonna try to walk them out. I need to double cuff these things. >> I got everything on camera. >> All right. Hold on. Running ain't gonna help. >> I know, but the first thing I gonna do is listen to her. >> No. First thing we're going to do is separate y'all and talk to both of you. >> Somebody just go to the victim. >> Every time Every time something happens, she say she lie on the phone. >> Okay. If you got it on camera, then why are we running? >> 98 or somebody meet us at uh Bridge. >> She took this [ __ ] in the middle of AR cuz she knew I had proof on the phone. >> Hey, just go back up there. >> You heard me. You know I had proof on the phone, bro. I tried to take this. >> Where' your shoes at, man? I ran out of them. >> That's crazy, bro. >> Right over this way. >> One step at a time. One step at a time. >> Get my wallet out the woods. >> Did you say the wallet out the woods? >> Bro, you lost your wallet in the woods. I ain't finding it. There ain't no way I'm finding it here. >> Yeah. >> Right over here. >> That car. Grab it over here. >> All right. Quit driving me down, bro. >> I need an ambulance. Take an ambulance, please. >> I need an ambulance, please. >> Okay. What do you need one for? >> Calm down, my man. >> What's on you? >> I need to go to the ambulance, please. I'm losing blood, bro. >> From where? Calm down. >> You ain't bleeding from nowhere. got stone. I can help. >> Oh, this [ __ ] ain't come for no damn thorns. That's what I'm trying to tell him, bro. >> Slide back. >> What? >> Hey, look. Look, >> I know you don't with the citizen. You black. >> Here's his lighter. >> Police then spoke with the mother to gather more details, ensuring a fair and thorough understanding of the situation. >> What's your name? >> Jamaica. Okay. Um, are you anywhere or anything like that? >> No, I just had a broken nail. >> Do you need EMS for anything? >> No, I'm other than I'm >> na central. Well, I'm speaking to the victim now. She is odd and she does not need EMF. Jamaican, right? >> Jamaica. >> Jamaica. I'm sorry. I have my my handwriting kind of she got done running. What's the gentleman's name? >> Tyreekus. >> Tyreekus. >> Okay. What happened between you and Tyreekus this morning? >> He was trying to give the baby um get the baby on his breathing machine, but he was being like, you know, really naggy and about it. >> Okay. Like he didn't want to do it, >> right? So, I went in there. No, no, no. Like he he was, you know, just trying to make me hurry up and do it. >> Gotcha. My daughter was already on her. So, I'm like, "Okay, he can wait." So, I closed the door. So he, you know, just knocking on the door and stuff, bust this window out when he probably did got into the room and he busted a couple pictures or whatever. >> Okay. So that that window damage is new. Yeah. >> Okay. So he busted that from the inside or he throw some from the outside in? >> No, he busted that cuz he was inside. >> Okay. So he busted that because >> he probably he probably got into the room. >> Okay. So he was just you did you something or did he just cuz he was being violent and stuff like that? >> He was being >> aggressive and things. Okay. So after he did that, obviously y'all were having the issue about your son's breathing machine and stuff. He came in, he damaged the window, damaged the pictures inside, and then what happened? >> And then we're out here and he busted a bunch of glass. Now, my vehicle is under his name. >> Which vehicle is it? >> This one, the back window, >> the white, the GMC. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that one right there. >> He bust he bust the side window and he the back window. >> Okay. >> And he >> But you drive it every day, right? Right. Okay. So, yeah. >> Okay. The chargers are on my car. >> Gotcha. >> But it's just under his name because he makes more than I do. >> Does he need to be on the machine right now? Cuz we can go in if you if he needs to. Okay. Okay. It busted the side window. So, did he p that window or did he >> No, he hit it with something. >> I picked all the glass up so no one else would run over when I tried to park. >> Okay. What glass was he breaking? >> Right on the counting car. >> While the father sat outside in his car trying to calm down, but becoming increasingly frustrated, the mother began recounting what had happened. >> All right, sir. So, we just going to take care of one thing. All right. What happened? >> Just because this is probably what's going to happen next. Just going to read your Miranda Rice. Okay. >> I don't want to hear no Miranda Rice right now, bro. I got sir. I promise to go you can call any officer. I just had an officer. I just had investigation. She called the police. She called She called the police yelling. Okay. I'm not talking to you right now. I'm talking to I don't want to I don't want to read them running right. Get that on camera. I refuse them to run the rights. You can get back in the car. Whatever you going to do. Take me to jail. She just did this two weeks ago. I said I did something but didn't do it. I showed the police that she's lying and he didn't take me to jail. She doing it the same time this time but took my phone. My name is Tyreek. >> The girl is lying on me, bro. She do this every time she get mad. She hurt. She'll bust windows and say I did it. I do want to talk to you about what's going on right now. Okay, understand. Listen. Listen. I want to hear your side of the story. And I want to talk to you what's going on right now. But because you were in Hancock, I have to read you, Miranda Warren. Okay. I'm going to read it to you. Listen to this. I want to hear your side of the story. Can you hear me telling you that? >> Please tell us. >> Can you hear me tell you that? Okay. I'm going to read this to you. I need you to listen to me. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against the court of law to talk to a lawyer. Cannot afford to hire. >> Domo. Tyreekus, IF YOU CAN >> TAKE HIM. >> Just take him. >> Just ignore that. >> Wake up to every morning. >> So bust a window with something and then he busted some pictures and then what happened? So he came out here after that. Right. >> Right. He snatched my keys holding on to the key, you know, the key the key fob. Okay. >> And so he he took this chair. This chair is broken as well. This is what he was busting it with. So the leg is bent way. >> So he so he took this and busted the car window out with it. forgot about medical. Just just hang tight. Just close the door. >> And he threw my phone while I was on the phone with the operator. Still got dirt in it. But I told her to stop speaking. I wasn't being rude to her. I told her to stop speaking so he could find it. >> Okay. Took phone while you were talking to 911. >> Yeah. >> I can't BRE I I don't know if you want to call his mother. I can >> Well, well, we'll worry about all that. So, he took this chair. >> Chair is that's why it's bent right like that. JAMAICA WINDOW >> let medical check out and we'll go from there. >> Yeah, >> I guess after he took the phone. Um can I see the phone real quick if you don't mind? >> So mud and stuff. So where where did he throw the phone at? Where were y'all standing? Were y'all at the black car? Is that his car? >> Yeah, that's his car. We were at the black car, but he took the phone and threw it way over there cuz I had to go pick it up from down here and threw it. Okay, you can hold it back. I just wanted to look at it. He threw it over there and I had to go find it as well. >> If you don't mind, can we step inside and look at the other damage? So, if you had some pictures and stuff as well. >> Do you have any on this he? >> Yeah, >> not really. I was just throwing up a little bit while I was on the phone with the operator, but no. >> Okay. >> The couple's statements [music] conflicted. The father maintained he had been wrongly accused and said his wife had escalated the situation. >> Hey, >> we're trying to talk to you, but if you refuse to talk, then what do you expect us to do? >> Right. best heard lying, bro. >> So, we have to do before we can talk about it. >> And we need to do Miranda before we can talk about it. >> Be the only one to go to jail. She going to be right here. She started all of this >> because you refuse to talk. >> Say I give a statement. Please let me give a statement. But >> we have to read you Miranda. Are you going to be quiet so you can be read? Miranda, you going to be quiet? >> Yes, sir. >> And you going to listen? Yes, sir. >> And we do have the ambulance out coming to check you out. Okay. >> But just pay attention to me. You have the right to remain silent. He's been read Miranda and he wants to talk. I think Elmore was about to ask him some things before. >> I don't mean to be. >> What the hell did she say I done did, bro? >> I don't know. I haven't even talked to her. >> Okay. Bedroom here. Um, >> just rip pictures off the wall and bust pictures over here. That window. >> Oh, do we have a light in here or anything? Or is it? No light. Okay, that's fine. So, this picture here? >> Yeah, this the window. >> Sorry, baby. I'm sorry. I didn't see you. >> Yeah, I keep seeing little blunts of glass all over the floor. >> Well, doesn't look like it's damaged in any way. I don't think there's no broken glass on it or anything like that. Was it hanging on the wall? >> It was. >> Y'all can read our ladies. >> You got to relax and let us do our investigation. >> Charged in the past. >> Okay. But you got you got to let us do our our thing. >> Hey, Tyreekus. I want you to know that I was listening to you. I heard you say that you had another incident where she said that she was making stuff. I go I went back to the computer and I found that call. I listen. We're seeing >> I told you in the video what I didn't know. >> Okay. Listen, I would still like to get your side of the story, but because you're in handcuffs and I want to talk to you about this, I have to read you. He read them. Okay. Are we good? Are you willing to talk to me? >> Okay. Tell me what happened today. >> And he was just out there flattening flattening the tire. >> Okay. Try just What was he trying to flatten him with? >> Um he's flattening it with a piece of glass right here. Just a piece of glass. >> Okay. Um I'm going to give you a uh I'm going to give you at the end I'll give you my email and I would love for you to send me that photo. >> Okay. >> Um >> she had a problem with me trying to discipline the kids. Whatever. We got two seven kids that not really the same father. She wanted to take the kids in the same room. I said bet. I might have said something that ticked her off. She got the boom and just got the swinging coming at me. She's not hitting the mirror off the wall and try to miss me. I'm holding the baby down. I'm saying, "Please stop swinging. I got the baby in my hand. I don't want the baby room at you or >> she the window out." >> But like at you or just in general? I'm just >> I'm ducking and you're holding the baby while I'm >> holding the baby. I dropped the baby so she won't get the baby with the broom. I grab her so she can start swinging before she horning the baby. I grab just not grab my throat. My arms out just to hold so you can start swinging so I can get the baby out out the room. Get the mom to move the kid. She did all this, bro. You scratching for me running through the woods. But she came at me with that boom. I never her, nevered her, nothing, man. >> Why she say? >> She say that because she know that's the only way to make the dude go to jail. She watching no movies, watching no crime show to know. All I got to do is say this and he's going to jail and I stay. The only thing that saved me last time the officer said, "You've been going to jail with me." If you didn't have this video recorded right here, sir. >> Do you have a video recording for him today? >> It started, but then my phone dropped. They were asking can I please get my phone out the woods, sir? I didn't had instant like this already. My phone saved my freedom. >> What kind of phone is it? >> It's a blue Android phone. It say blue on the back of it. Okay. So, Blue BLU. >> Yes, ma'am. I went through that >> down that way over there. Okay. >> But I promise to God. >> So, you were video recording or audio recording? Video recording. Okay. At what point did you start video recording? >> While we was in the house, I start video recording the house. While going on, I was like, "Okay, boom. I've been in this situation before." >> Before the broom, after the broom. >> Before the broom. >> Okay. On the video. If you have the video recording, it will show her swinging the broom. Is that >> You just had an argument. We started the argument because when she seen the phone just up like, "Oh, that's what got my choice first." So walk me through just so that way so that way I understand everything correctly. You're in the living room and then you started where did the where the >> I'm in the living room with the two kids. He's in the back room. She come in there and get one of the little kids what I have and I said I was just going to change the medicine that >> Oh, you can get the out my room. You know what? You ain't got to leave. Watch this. She come back with a broom and get swinging it out of nowhere >> in the living room. >> This in her room now >> in the back room. >> I come in the back room to try to get the other child that she just took from me. So I was just going to give you medicine and change so we >> Which child was this? >> This is a little baby. She holding her hand right now. >> Okay. What's the infant's name? >> However, he provided no supporting evidence while the mother's statements were supported by documentation helping clarify her account. >> So, when you were moving it, did you notice any obvious damage on the tire or was it just him around it trying to >> He was letting it out. I can hear the air seeping out of it. >> Okay. Let me see which tire. >> Okay. >> Check rear passenger first. That's where the picture is. Okay. And so, okay. So, after that, then what happened after that? When he started taking the, you know, trying to smash out the tires. >> That's when he um snatched my key fob. Well, he didn't snatch the key, but he snatched the chain and it came loose from the um >> what chain? What chain to the key? >> I don't know where it's at. So, when he realized that the key fob wasn't on it, he grabbed my phone again and that's when he threw it over there on this side. >> Okay. So, he threw the phone while you were trying to talk to 911. >> So, when I was there behind him and I told her if she could, you know, stop talking cuz he was looking for it. And then I came back and that's when he picked up the yellow chair that he had brought out here and he started hitting the windows. >> He broke the windows after he was trying to slash the tire. Where did that glass come from? See these picture the glass was already out here. >> The glass was already on the ground. Okay. >> You know, from the trash on his brute cutting it and then he walked away. You see that he's holding the keychain in the glass. >> Gotcha. >> And then he you know the chair is laying out here on the ground. >> Okay. You can send me >> picked up yet. He bent it up after he tried to cut the tight like you know let the tight but he wasn't successful. >> Is there any more pictures after that or is that it? >> I'm not successful. >> Did it get physical between y'all at all? Okay. In the house in there. So when he got into the room >> I got on the phone with the operator. She couldn't hear. >> So he did all this before you called 911, right? >> What happened when y'all were in the room? I know the glass breaking, but did anything physical happen between y'all? >> Right. When he got in the room, you know, by the back of my neck, he moved me with the front of his hands. It was with his arm. >> So he tried to he put you in a choleold, friend. How long was he holding you like that? >> Maybe a few seconds. >> Okay. At any point did you feel like you were going to pass out? >> No. >> Let me just check your neck and stuff real quick. Was that the only physical thing that happened? >> If I just check the back of your neck real quick. What began as a disagreement over childcare intensified, raising [music] important questions about the emotional impact on the child involved. >> I know how her anger is and I know she can ask one of the kids potentially just by her being angry just swinging out of nowhere. So don't try to diffuse the situation. Let me get my kids and we can go. She's swinging a broom this and that. She done blushed all on the wall. Her mom see all going on and don't say nothing. We ask mom here. >> Yes, mom's in the back room. Mom would never see me put her hands on her. You ask her mom, "Hey, did you see her put her hands on her?" She say no. >> Mom was here during this. >> Yes, mom was here. We not the only one here. He made contact with another adult in the apartment. >> Again, no pushing, no kicking, no, nothing like that. He was He just grabbed you like this. Which hand? Do you remember what arm he was using? >> It has been left. >> Left. And who is this inside? >> That's my mother. >> That's your mom. >> She doesn't know what happened cuz she she works night, so she just It's her mom's right there telling her, "Jamaica, calm down. Don't be doing all that with the kid. Don't be doing all that." >> Her mom is inside and was there during the altercation. >> If you will just hang outside right here, these officers are still going to be looking. I'd just like to go talk to your mom just to just to try to look. >> The witness, the wife's mother, observed most of the incident without directly intervening, highlighting the important role the community can play in supporting and protecting families. Did you see anything that happened? >> Knocking pictures off the wall, trying to bust the one out the truck. >> Okay. What is your name? So, can you tell me what you everything from start to finish what you heard and what you saw? >> I was in the bedroom. I'm telling them, you know, the kids are here not to act like that. >> You were yelling that from the bedroom. Okay. So, you came out of bed and you were here. >> Mhm. And I was trying to talk to them, but they wasn't listening. And he went out the door [laughter] trying to bust the one out the truck and letting the ties. And I'm asking him, you know, she got your kids. Why would you do this? She need them that truck to take them to school. >> Right. I pray to God. She sitting right there saying, "Hey, dog, Jerica, don't hit that forehead. Don't do that. Stop. Stop. Jamaica. The kid is watching you. That's her the whole time. You'll never hear her say, "Oh, don't put your hand on my daughter. Don't hit my daughter." >> Her mom or? >> Yes, that's her mom. Any mother would not up they see you put their hand on their daughter, bro. She not mad at me. Period. I can go up and hug to her. I go hug her right now. >> And what did you see Tyreekus doing? >> Knocking stuff down. >> Knocking stuff down. What did he knock down that you that you know of >> pictures and breaking the window [screaming] out? >> Okay. Did you Did you physically see him break the window out? >> Yeah. >> I did nothing to her though. >> Okay. Where is M? She was standing right there in the hallway while we fighting in the damn room telling her to calm down. I wasn't really fighting really just grabbing the broom hugging her with the broom so she can't get me. >> So you're just trying to prevent her from hitting you >> and the child. Okay. >> In the midst of all that, she she everything just trying to hit me. Just swing with her eye closed going crazy. >> Did you see anything physical between them? >> Uhuh. >> So you you didn't see them put hands on each other or anything like that? >> Okay. How old is the oldest one? >> She's she's five. She's special. >> She's five. Okay. She has special needs. Yeah. I'm going to get with mom and get the uh information for the kids and then we'll go from there. Okay. Uh Jamaica, real quick, all three all all four of your kids. All four of them. Okay. And in reference to this, were they all in the room when this was happening? They were all sitting on the bed or something when it was happening? >> Um he was laying on the bed and she was just walking around. >> Okay. Where was the oldest? >> She was sitting on the floor with um her brother. >> Okay. Um what I've got here is the victim'sville right family just being domestic because how long has you been living here too? >> We moved here March 17th. >> Okay. Okay. And how long have y'all been living together? Other addresses? >> Maybe about 3 years. >> 3 years. >> But I got last this was the last situation like this. She pulling on me and grabbing like this and yelling help. She said, "Help. Help. I need help." Heard you were still in Not right here. This is another cage when she was lying. I'm letting you know what kind of mind she got. >> I want to understand that, but I also want to make sure that I don't muddy what happened today. >> This right here was the This is so after the broom situation. Tell me what happened after that. >> I ain't going to lie. I paid for that truck right there, ma'am. And I said, "I'm going to take my truck. We if I'm leaving, I'm taking my car with me. The car is in my Can you please tell her if the car is in my name? I put my money on it. That's my car. >> All right. We'll talk about that in a sec. You said that you were going to get rid. So after the broom incident, what happened? You said you're going to leave. >> Yes. I said what happened? >> While the father continued to explain his perspective, officers investigated additional details, including a phone that could provide further context. >> I'll be right back if I have any questions. Okay. >> And >> yes. Yes, ma'am. >> Phone was my home girl and I and I chunk that down. >> You chunk the phone? Okay. >> Where at exactly? >> Over here. >> Okay. >> After you ran on. >> Okay. Look, I will I'll come back to you. Okay. >> Glad this was the last situation like this. She pulling on me and grabbing like this and yelling help. She said, "Help. Help. I need help." He was still in those not right here. This is another cage when she was lying. I'm now you know what kind of mind she got. >> I want to understand that, but I also want to make sure that I don't muddy what happened today. This is so after the broom situation. Tell me what happened after that. >> I ain't going to lie. I paid for that truck right there, ma'am. And I said, "I'm gonna take my truck. We if I'm leaving, I'm taking my car with me. The car's in my Can you please tell her if the car is in my name?" I put my money on it. That's my car. >> We We'll talk about that in a sec. So, you said that you were going to get rid. So, after the broom incident, what happened? You said you're going to leave. >> Yes. I said, "What happened after that?" >> My my car was dead so I couldn't leave. I said, "Can I please use our family truck so we can go?" The one I paid for my money, my cash name on it. Oh, no. You police going to call you going to jail. You should never me. You Oh, not going to lie, man. No, we not doing this today. So yes, I got mad, start hit a few windows, whatever cuz it's my trucks. >> This is the truck windows that you're hitting or inside the apartment. >> White truck. You kind of went window over. >> So you walked outside and started the >> cuz I'm trying to leave and she wouldn't give me the keys to it and my battery dead over there in the black lift. She wouldn't give me the keys. >> Then what happened after that? >> I just got mad and start the window. I can chill or rock or anything because it's my I can break this mine. >> And then what happened after that? >> Y'all put I got all over my neck, arm look running from. If I was to try to eat somebody, somebody my hand would be cut or something. I ain't touch raise my hand at that girl. Only thing my dick my arm did was go around her so she can stop swinging before she hit. You can ask any other Clark County unit officer. They'll tell you they had the same as that situation. They had the girl on camera. This another situation I'm talking about right now. They had this girl on camera yelling, "I need help. I need help. He's hurting me. He's hurting me. Please hurry." But she don't know that I had her on camera the whole time. So why she saying he's hurting me? She looking up looking around like somebody help her. She holding me like you feel me? Like really lying to the police. I I show the police you yelling help me and I'm standing right beside her smiling. I said I'm I'm reporting you baby and show the police. He said, "Oh, so she really can go to jail for that." It's false of a crime. >> Yes. And that's what she do every time now when she get mad. >> Let me go back and ask some more other questions. So >> ask her. She ain't going to do nothing but lying. Ask the mom. The mom older. She ain't good at lying. >> You see me and you s talking out here. I've got other guys doing that just that. So I'm not trying to discredit anything that you're saying. What I'm trying to do is hear your side of the story and make sure that I do my job. Okay? They're doing their portion of it. All right. What is your relationship to her? That's my wife. We just got married. >> So you are married and then I take it you have one child together. You have two kids together. And how long have you lived here together? >> Maybe two months over here. >> Two months over here. >> Just over here. But before you live somewhere else. Okay. How many incidents like this have y'all had? Let me rephrase that. How many incidents where somebody has gone to jail? >> Oh, none. >> None. Okay. >> But she's called the police on you before. Okay. No bond conditions, no tposs, no court orders, no nothing like that for y'all to stay away from each other. >> I'm on probation bond with her. with her. Let me ask you something. Why are y'all still living together then? >> Oh, no. I got permission to be around her. I just can't be around my other people. >> So, she's saying that the whole phone thing. She just told me that she got mad during the when all this happened. She threw the phone somewhere over here. She has a picture of him with a piece of glass next to the tire. So, I'm getting her to send it. >> I didn't see any cuts. Yeah. >> And either the green, but the the tire stem is off. So, I think he was trying to maybe let out the air, >> right? Yeah. >> No damage there, but the window is broken. >> The story you just gave completely changes the way we're about to handle in there. So, just remember that next time when you take like you already know this history. You already know, you already had her on video doing this kind of stuff. Don't take off running and do that because it gets all of us hyped up. You look real guilty at that point. And then you come in and you tell her something like that. It's like, "Okay, now we really got to go question her." All right. EMS is going to check you out cuz I need to get out of here. Okay. All right. So, just sit in there. But first, let EMS check you out. >> I mean, there's not I don't we can really do >> He called out saying he knew that he wanted to get checked out. So, >> I mean, yeah, it's going it's going to like hell cuz just how it's on you. But there ain't nothing I can do for a baby. >> The nurses at the jail, they'll have some stuff that they can stole on there. >> Oh, yeah. They'll have to clean it up with all that. I I don't have none of that. >> All right, that's fine. >> Since the father also had signs of the [music] incident, the investigation considered both sides carefully. >> Can I see your fingers by chance? Can you fold them out? Thank you. I saying so it's just chipped a little bit. >> Which one was the one that was chipped again? >> This one. >> The pinky. >> Mhm. Okay. >> You didn't have any on your hands or anything, did you? From like the whole incident or nothing from the glass or nothing like that. >> I don't think I I wasn't cut by anything. >> Okay. Well, let me see that right thumb again if you don't mind. Flip it over for me. >> Oh, that's pizza. >> Pizza? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. We'll be right back with you. Okay. >> Look at his thees on his neck is not consistent with him running through the >> cuz she said she had a I saw it. She had a chipped chipped nail. What you got, bud? >> Way too way too deep and way too clustered for that to be coming from. >> Sorry. I'm not going to try to challenge your face. I just want >> What happened to your neck? I say I'm just looking at thees and stuff. What happened? >> I honestly was trying to get the away from y'all came, bro. But so some me in the wood. She me and knew I was trying to get the away, bro. I was trying to diffuse the situation. She was grabbing me. She got me in the bear hug [ __ ] She swinging the boom and bro. >> Okay. >> I'm trying to get the hell on, bro. >> Okay. So, but you're not But you're saying that you don't know if she scratched you or not. You just don't remember. I know it was a we had like a a bear hug type. >> She was just put you in a bear hug. >> We were both in a bear hug. She me that came with she went across like that. >> She just used her so she like fall like all she got to do is try to me or something. >> She was trying to Before or after y'all were in the bear got the boom and I'm trying to bear her so she can stop the baby so she hit the baby. I said stop swinging the back. Stop swinging you baby please. >> Okay. >> She came at you like this with her hand. Right. Do you remember >> me? I walked in the road. She me hard. Boom. Boom. Boom. >> I know this. Do you know which hand she used with >> right hand with the right hand? >> With the right hand. Okay. >> Right out the arm like chill out. What's going on? >> Okay. >> When she saw I was strong on her. She couldn't get out of there. Boom. She went and got the boom. And that one she just started busting everything. >> Okay. And that was all in the bedroom, right? All right. Tyreek, I appreciate you talking to me. If you just slide back for me just a second. We're just going to shut this door real quick. Okay. >> Police then reined the mother to verify statements [music] and clarify remaining inconsistencies. I guess when y'all were arguing, did you have any weapons in your hand or anything like that? Did you try to hit him with anything? Or >> when he went for the baby, I didn't touch him. I moved him back. That was with an arm. >> Okay. So, you were trying to keep him away from the baby because y'all were arguing. You didn't >> He was already on her machine. So, why would you come and get him? >> Okay. Did you at any time use a like a or anything like that to try to hit Tyreekus with or you didn't use a broomstick or anything like that to Okay, so nothing like that. >> You just moved him out of the way cuz you didn't want him picking up the baby on the breathing machine while y'all were having an argument. You have a better day. Okay, Jamaica. >> The father was charged with criminal trespass, obstruction of a law enforcement [music] officer, and simple battery family. Under Georgia law, he could face up to three months in jail [music] and fines of up to $3,000. This case highlights the importance of responsibility, self-control, [music] and emotional awareness in keeping children safe. It also shows how a supportive and attentive community can help prevent [music] conflicts from growing and provide guidance to families in need. Life can be challenging and sometimes difficult circumstances can lead people to make poor choices. >> See what we can do. I don't have enough money to get a hotel room tonight. just going for there. >> On October 26th, 2020, police in West Palm Beach responded to a report of a suspected incident [music] at a residence. When they arrived, they found a vehicle nearby with a woman and two young children, ages 2 and six. The children were not properly secured in the car, and one was holding an unidentified object. >> There's somebody in the car. Do you live here? Do you live here? >> STOP. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON the ground. Kelly, get on THE GROUND. YO, GET ON THE GROUND. >> Can I talk to you? >> Get on the ground. >> Kelly, did you get the one? >> Can I talk to you? We got two. They have burglary tools in their hand. >> Sit down. Three detained. We're fine. Can >> I speak to the supervisor, please? Please. >> Will you guys get a chance? Can I speak to the supervisor? Please. >> No. >> Are you are the supervisor? >> What do you need to talk about? >> I just want to talk to them. I'll take everything. I just want to explain the situation. Why? Please put him on his against that wall. >> I'll take him. Search your Okay. You don't have any find that out, won't we? Turn over. >> Yes, sir. >> Face away from me. Can you help me? >> Can I stand against that wall? >> Stand right there. >> Just stand there. >> Why in your stance? >> That means open your legs a little bit more. There you go. >> Do you have anything in your bra? No. Sorry. Looking for a place in the rent out or whatever place you went to. >> You have anything any other anything in between? I know you have shorts on or whatever. Okay. All right. Do me the favor. Sit down back on the ground, please. >> I'll take four. >> Just cross your feet. Thank you. How far along are you? >> 5 months. >> Shortly after, three individuals were asked to speak with authorities. The expectant mother, her partner, and her brother while the situation was being investigated. Will the supervisor show up? >> Huh? >> The supervisor? Will he show up? >> He's already here. >> I'll put him in my car. >> Where's your car? >> No, I don't know. I'll research you again. He's going to go in the back of this car for now. >> Can I talk? Are you sorry, sir? >> He will. He'll come over to you in a minute. >> I understand. He's mad and everything. >> Yeah, I will. Just stand right there. Spread your feet. I take full responsibility. Just let my girl go. Hold >> on. Spread your feet. Spread your feet. Busy thing up there in your head. >> Are your handcuffs up a lot? Let's see. Oh, hold on. >> Oh, you did tighten them. >> Yeah, we're going to fix them. Hold on. Move your hand back. Let me fix it for you. It's gonna hurt for a second. >> Yeah, no worries. Put your hand down. There you go. [snorts] Pull him away from your body. There you go. They won't tighten up. I have a seat. Boss, >> can I speak to the sergeant before I drive off? Please. >> I know he's pissed off real quick before we drive off. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I've been talking a lot. I know. I just want to talk to him. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. There you go. All right. Just sit tight. All right. >> During the investigation, the woman remained silent and her partner explained that they were not criminals, but were struggling financially. >> Hey, Natalie, I'm just going to roll the window down. >> Say 25 or 26 on this. >> Just so you may >> I was all the way in. Oops. When this came out. Yeah, I was I was Griffin >> 65 signal 3 at 9th in Cameron. Ninth in Cameron is in a >> What's that noise? >> Where's the other dude? >> What's that? >> He's in that car up by where Hall's at. >> I didn't even know no one lived here. So, I'm just trying to get a place for us to lay the night. This is a lot going on. We got to find a new place to stay. I'm not in the breaking and entering. I never had a charge like that. I had some my past as I was younger, but I was in >> I'm still trying to find out where the >> I thought it was abandoned house. Me and my boy trying to check it out, see if it was abandoned to sleep there tonight and go off in the morning and see what we can do. I don't have enough money to get a hotel room tonight. Just going for there. And then I just my girl alone because we really have nowhere to go as of right now. We have somewhere to go, but it they're going to tear it down in too much. and really have to let go. Life draw can't take him back because of the kids at DCF. I'm not trying to plan on anything the way I can talk to a sergeant. I'll take full responsibility of my action and I just need to talk to her. I don't want her to be accountable for what I did for what I was trying to do for her. Honestly, you think we're really breaking and enter a house like occupied trying to rob it the kids in the car? Like that's crazy. Like I I understand like you seen a lot of stupid now like honestly but coming from that no man. Hell no. >> Is that the homeowner? >> I have no idea. >> So tell him I'm sorry. I didn't know he lived there, man. I know we're not supposed to talk to him more, but honestly I didn't know anyone occupied that. That doesn't mean like someone lived there. Which one is the sergeant? >> Which one is the captain? The sergeant. >> You ain't going to meet no captain out here. >> Who's in charge? >> The supervisor. >> Which one is that? >> This is car, but I don't know where he's at. I don't see him. >> He's the pissed-off one. >> I don't know, man. I literally just rolled up. Not them. I don't know where he is, but that's his truck right there. He offered to take responsibility, asking officers to consider sparing the mother for the sake of her pregnancy and the children. >> We don't have enough money for a hotel night. It's like 85 bucks. I have like 25. I was going to get rest cash for my brother, but he didn't pull through for me. I was just trying to see if we could get a place to lay the night and then in the morning we're going to go from there. We weren't trying to break in and enter and rob. That's why I would never pull my girl and her kids up to a a house, let alone try to burglarize it. That wasn't the intention at all. I know you guys got the call saying, "Hey, whatever the case may be, that was not the intention." That's why I was trying to talk so much and let it out like, "Hey, this is not what you guys really think it is." It is. I'm I am breaking. I'm trying to pry into something. It's for the for my family, not for my self gain, self-wealth for none of that, man. I don't want her to be sacrificed or anything for her, then take her kids just because we tried to get a place to leave. The place we were going to go, they said that we couldn't take the kids back because the there were no light. We don't have money to come up with that. And this is all like really we've been sleeping in houses, man. Honestly, until we got right. We've been sleeping from hotel. We just left our friends house. They came back in town today. Now we got to find somewhere to go. And that was the case. Like trying to find a place to go. Wasn't trying to break in and do anything. >> Yes, it is. >> See the cards and all. >> The money. >> Oh. Oh. Thought she asked if the car was >> The case was confirmed when the homeowner arrived. noted the damaged back door and indicated they would pursue charges. >> Okay. So, they tried to break into your home, the first home in the back door. They were unsuccessful. Thank God. >> But there is damage to your door. >> Okay. >> So, yeah. Um, they didn't get in. >> Yeah. Detectives are going to follow up and you do want to prosecute. So, they will be going to the station. Here is your rights. This is a victim's right packet. You're a victim of a crime. is letting you know all your rights that you have as a victim and everything. This is right here is just a receipt stating that I gave you that packet. I'll give you a pen. I need you to print your name at the top and then son at the bottom. >> Thank you. >> I just wish they would while Miss Janette was talking to the police. I just wish they would haul the people away so they won't see her. >> Oh, that's one of the kids. >> She She'll be fine. >> Oh, yeah. She going to be all right. >> Worried about you, babe. I know you're our neighbor. >> Everybody in this neighborhood looks out for me. Of course. >> All right. You can keep the pen. No problem. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> So, uh, from just from here on out, you know, you have the case number. Okay. >> Um, write this number down. >> I just drew a blank. >> That's okay. [laughter] >> I know this number by heart. 1900 822900. Okay. >> That's the non-emergency number. So, if you want to update on what's going on with the case, you just call them. Call that number. That's my name down there at the bottom. offic. Yes. And that's the case number because I'll be the leading officer on this case. They're definitely going to jail. >> There people in this neighborhood. I hope you see that. >> Right. Okay. Do you have any questions for me? >> No. >> All right. >> Not that I can think of. Thank you. >> Take care. Do you need anything? Did you want a case card as well? >> Oh, it's fine. Yeah, I do that, too. I'll be important today. >> She's our unofficial crime watch. [laughter] >> I love the way you say that. >> No, it's true. It's true. Thank God for her. >> Seem like I'm always home when they check in your house. Every time something happened to this house, I'm always up. >> No, thank you for coming when you did. >> Does it look like the door is like lock? It isn't open. It's just damaged. >> Yes, it it isn't open. >> Okay. So, I don't have to worry about tomorrow. >> Which one is the front door or the back door? >> The front house. My house. >> And it's the back door. >> The back door. >> And then you know what? I can't get over this, man. I mean, you looked at me when you got out of your car. The gentleman was in his yard, man. And I hate to keep calling you at work. You need a vacation. All right. Take care. The mother's boyfriend and brother were charged with burglary related offenses, facing up to 10 years in prison and fines up to $10,000 under Florida law. The mother was charged with during the welfare of a child without great bodily facing up to 5 years in prison or probation and a $5,000 fine. All three were held at Palm Beach County Jail. This story [snorts] isn't only about legal matters. [music] It also highlights the challenges of life where financial difficulties can affect decisions. Regardless of the struggles adults face, children should always be protected from the consequences. New Jersey provides a real life example showing that every action behind the wheel carries responsibility. Not just for oneself, but also for passengers, especially children. >> Right foot in front of your left foot. Right foot. Right foot. Just keep your leg that way. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Okay. On August 18th, 2022, police responded to a report involving a woman with two young children at a park. When they arrived, she remained in the vehicle, creating a situation that required attention. Once the scene was secured, officers ensured the children were safe and began assisting the mother. >> Roll your window down. >> Why didn't you stop for me? I had you lit up for an extended period of time. >> I'm sorry. >> What's going on? How about you turn the car off for me? Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have your license on you? Yeah, >> dispatch, if you could have 129 meet us out here. >> Do you have your registration and insurance as well? >> She seems to be altered mental state at this time. >> They're out with me now. Sarge, you're unreadable. Ma'am, >> are you going to roll down this back window so I can just talk to your kids? Make sure they're okay. >> I'm on my way down. >> Thank you. >> Turn the car off. You're rolling down. That's fine. >> That's okay. >> What's going on? >> You were just at the park. >> What was that? >> We were just at Pride Park. >> You're at Pride Park. >> What were you doing there? >> This is your brother. >> Okay. How about you step out of the car for me and come back here with me? What happens? >> Is the child with the parent 250? >> Police asked her to step out [music] of the vehicle for further checks. The results confirmed initial concerns, prompting them to contact relatives to ensure the children's care. >> 104. There's two children. >> You got a rash. >> Okay. So, the reason why did one of your kids fall at the uh playground? >> Yeah. >> And what happened? >> Just Okay. >> All right. Well, we also got another call because it seems like you're acting very strange. >> No. Okay. Do you know what today is? >> Yeah. >> What's today's date? >> Today is uh Wednesday. >> Wednesday. Do you know the date? >> Uh no, I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> I'm out of my mind. >> Okay. What What's the year? >> Um 2022. >> 2022. Yeah. Who's the president? >> Um Biden. >> Okay. >> Yeah, >> because you correction. It's Yuingville and Edgar's crossing. >> Yeah, we use to part. >> Okay. because you're slurring your speech a lot. >> Okay. >> Did you have anything to drink today? >> Um, just kind of mommy thing. >> Like what does that mean? >> Crossing this. >> What's that mean? >> It's kind of mommy thing. >> Mommy thing. >> Yeah. >> Diabetic. >> Yeah. >> Oh, she diabetic. >> Yeah, I have um >> Do you check your blood sugar? >> Yeah. >> How do you check your blood sugar? >> Um, so I have um so that's uh every week I think. >> You prick your finger to check your blood sugar? >> Yeah. Do you have a glucometer with you in the car or something? >> No, it's not it's not something I do every day. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> What medicine do you take for diabetes? >> Dispatch, can copy a deal for the >> diabetic? >> Yeah, it's a five week. >> She's diabetic. >> Oh, okay. >> That's what she's saying. It smells like alcohol in her breath. That's what she's saying. >> Okay. Can you sit for me? Just sit. >> No. Sit down. >> Come here, ma'am. >> I can smell it on it. Come here. >> Yeah. >> Come here. Step off the curb. Step off. Okay. Now, sit. Put your Put your butt on the curb. Put your butt >> on the curb. Can you sit? >> Yeah. >> Just sit. Go ahead. Sit on the curb. >> Go ahead. Sit down. Sit down. >> I don't want you to fall, so I just want you to sit. Okay. You understand what I'm saying? Ma'am, >> can you sit? Can you bend your knees and sit? >> You're not doing it. Here. Follow my sergeant. >> Come here. >> Nope. Ma'am, follow my sergeant. They're going to check your vital >> right there. How many drinks you phone number? >> Not much at all. >> Not much at all. How many then? >> Like literally not much at all. >> I mean, I can smell alcohol. >> Okay. >> Emanated from your breath. Just told me. How many? >> I I literally like um straight from the home and I just >> No, that's not what That's not what he asked. Answer his question. >> How many drinks did you have today? >> Two. >> Two. And what were you drinking? >> What? >> Vodka. >> Vodka. Okay. How long ago did you have those drinks? >> They are literally like like two >> two How long? Like 2:00 p.m. or like two drinks? I >> just take my kids home and you cannot drive. >> I literally kept me drive my kids home. >> So we need you to go for do some some work. I don't want your kids to see this. So somebody going to drive them away from here. Is you call them home? Who's home? Nobody's home. >> Yeah. >> Cuz do you have like a family member around here that >> where like I have a brother >> a brother? >> Yeah. >> Do you have his phone number so we can call him? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> He can come and get them. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> 596. >> That's too many numbers. >> That would be too many numbers. >> All right. Can I Can I write that? >> Let me write it. Just write it. Yeah. >> And what's his name? That's your brother? >> Yeah, that's my brother. >> The assessment revealed challenges in following instructions, underscoring the potential risks of unsafe driving, particularly when children are on board. >> Go ahead. Focus on what you're doing. Let me check make sure that you only have two drinks to drive. Okay. So, I'm going to check your eyes. What I need you to do, I need you to follow my directions. You understand? Yeah. You understand my directions? >> Yeah. Okay. So, I need you to follow tip of my pen with your eyes only. You see the pen right here? What I need you to do is stay stay away from the car right there. Right. Feet together. Hands on your side and look at the camera right here. Okay? Just follow the tip. Do not move your head. Don't move your head. Don't move your head. Okay? Look up. Don't move your head. You understand? >> Okay. Do you have any problems with your eyes? Wear sunglasses. You wear a >> No. >> No. Okay. We'll do it again. >> Don't move your head. Don't move your head. Don't move your head. >> Yeah. >> Look up. Don't move your head. >> Just keep your head where where it is. Okay. Don't move it. Just your eyes. >> Just your eyes. Okay. >> Look up right here. Don't move your head. Don't move your head. Look up. Look up right here. Don't move your head. Look up. Don't move your head. What's your name again? >> Just me. >> Just me. Okay. Do me a favor. Just follow my direction. Okay. >> Don't move your head. Follow the tip with your eyes only. Don't move your head. Right here. Right here. Look. Don't move your head. Remember to complete because the movement here's what you need to do. Okay. When I told you to, okay, step up a little bit right there. Right there. Go a little bit backwards. Step back. Okay. Right there. You're going to use this line. You're going to put Hold on. Don't not yet. Listen to me. Okay. You're going to put your right foot. You're going your left foot touching heel to toe. Come on. Face this way. Okay. Right there. Right foot in front of your left foot touching heel to toe. No, no, no, no, no. Yeah. Okay. Just stand right here. Stand right there. Right there. Don't move. Put your right foot. Right foot. Your right foot. >> Right there. Keep keep that position. All right. Don't move. Don't move. >> Right foot. Your left foot. Do it now. Right foot. Right foot. Hold down. Hold on. Try it again. Right there. Right there. Right there. >> Right foot. Point your left foot. Right there. >> Yeah. Keep the position. Don't move. All right. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Let's try this again. You can do as many times as you can. >> Yeah. Put your right foot in front of your left foot. And don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Just Let's try again. Right foot in front of your left foot. Right foot. Right foot. Just keep it like that way. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Okay, that's it. Come back here. Oh, yeah. We're going to do one more test. Okay. It's called the one leg standing test. Just keep it that way. >> After completing the checks, [music] she faced legal consequences. Police ensured the children's safety and handed them over to relatives. >> You're going to pick either foot 6 in off the ground. Okay? Keep it parallel to the ground. No. Place this way. Place it this way. Right there. Pick either foot 6 in off the ground. All right. Keep it there. Okay. When I told you to >> You have the workout today. Okay. All right. Just listen to me. Listen to me and then you do it. Hold down. Hold down. Hold down. Right there. Okay. No. No. Look that way. Look that way. Right there. right now. Just listen to me, okay? Well, I told you to. You're going to pick either foot 6 in off the ground. Okay? Don't do it yet. Don't do it yet. You're going to pick 6 in off the ground. Keep it parallel to the ground. Your legs straight. And you're going to count 1 1,000 2 1 3 1. >> No, I haven't even started to start yet. >> I haven't even told you to start yet. >> Yeah. Okay. Okay. Listen. You're going to be arrested for driving on the Okay. Put your hands on your back. >> Stay up. >> Here. Turn your arm. >> Uh, where are we at? Who's here? >> That's me. Going to put him here. >> Let me search you. Hold on. Don't step in yet. Hold on. I got to search you. Okay. >> Take your time. No rush. Okay, >> there you go. Slide in a little bit more. >> There you go. All right, get your foot in. >> Hey, >> we're going to get somebody pick them up. I think it's our best team cuz we want to do the uh >> Hey, let her let her do the test. >> She refuses. She refuses. >> Okay. >> We'll charge her and be done with it. >> There's one at you. >> I wanted them to check for blood sugar first so we can rule it out. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. We'll we'll get to the bottom of that later. Work on that. >> I'm going to have Fleming and you go in. Okay. >> See if we can get somebody to do the >> Are you going to handle it? You gonna you know how to write a DUI? >> I've never done it before, but I'll do >> I'm sure it's not any different. Yeah. >> What time are you supposed to be done? >> Six. I'm fine. >> You can stay for an hour? >> Yeah, it's no problem. >> All right. All right. >> We'll help you get We'll help you. >> Uh the kids, >> grand they found you went to They found grandma. >> Okay. >> She's coming out. >> At the station, [music] the mother agreed to a breathalyzer test which showed a BAC of 0.25%, [music] more than three times the 0.08% legal limit. She was charged with [music] careless driving, reckless driving, delaying traffic, open container of alcohol in a vehicle, DUI, and driving [music] while intoxicated within 1,000 ft of a school. This case is a strong reminder that unsafe driving [music] injures not only the driver, but also the lives of others, particularly children. Challenges like stress, poor [music] decision-making, or difficult circumstances are storms adults create. Yet, innocent children often bear the [music] heaviest consequences. Today, we've seen four eye-opening stories from Georgia, Florida, and New Jersey, where every lapse in judgment leaves not only legal consequences, [music] but also lasting emotional impact on a child. If you understand the weight of this responsibility, please [music] like, subscribe, and turn on notifications to help raise awareness about safety and responsible behavior. See you next time. >> [music]