Leave me alone. >> You called them on me. How are you trying to take me? >> Stop putting your hands on me. >> I have mental health. >> I'm a good mom. >> If you resist me, I'm going to put you on the ground. >> Do you have a bond? >> No, you do not. >> And never again. >> In Ohio, two mothers, one left her child at home, the other set a fire while drunk, plunged their families into chaos. When the lies unraveled, police had to step in. Behind the panic lies the question, what price will Kristen and Shine pay? We begin with Kristen, the mom who left her child home alone to make food deliveries, then covered it all up with lies stacked higher than a Door Dash order. >> Where is the grandmother's address? >> I have no idea. That's between him and the grandmother. >> On March 12th, 2024 in Ohio, a heated argument broke out right on the roadside. When police approached, they found a woman with an injured arm trembling as she accused her husband of attacking her while she was delivering Door Dash. Oh, turns out their husband and wife about to divorce. And they have kids together, but the kids weren't there. Where are they? And are they safe? >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. He tried to snatch the keys from me and the key cut my finger. Cut my hand. >> Let me see. You okay? >> Yeah. I can get you a band-aid. >> That's fine. Come see. >> Who is he to you? >> He is my ex-husband now. Well, he's my husband, but I'm going to be following for a divorce. Literally, the cop literally saw him about to chase me and grab after me. He does that. >> Relax. Relax. Just bring it down. >> You're not in danger now. I know you just went through something. We need specific questions answered in a specific order here. So, let's focus on that. We understand that came from the keys. >> Yes. >> So, you had the key in your hand. Cut you as a result of that. My chain. Yeah. The whole key thing broke. >> Where do you guys live? >> Doorham place. We were door dashing >> together and got into a little spat. The spat led him to disrespecting me. I told him that I didn't want to do this anymore. I can't take you calling me. We're driving. You're calling me a yelling in my ear. I can't do that while driving. That's dangerous. I don't doing that. I stopped right here and told him, "Hey, either you find your way home or you got to get out." He kept yelling at me in the car. He snatched the keys from me which caused me to bleed. I got out of the car. That's when I saw the cop. The cop came and pulled around because he saw my husband about to run and grab at me. That's when he came cuz the cop literally saw my husband about to do that. He does it all the time. He literally puts his hands on me all the time. There's been incidents where people in public have seen it and he disrespects me. I can't keep doing this. >> Have you ever filed charges against him? >> No. >> Okay. >> I try not to. I just I don't. We have a kid together. I don't want to do that. But it's >> Yeah. Well, sometimes you got to because it's not up to you. It's about what he does. I keep asking you to stop putting your hands on me. It doesn't need to lead to you putting your hands on me. Just because we're having a an altercation of of talking and argument shouldn't lead to you putting your hands on me. >> Is this part registered to you? >> Yes. This is in my name. >> And you don't have your baby with you, right? >> No. No, ma'am. >> And then where are the keys inside? >> No. I took the keys out of the ignition and I had them in my hand and he >> But when I came up to you originally, I said, "Is it locked and the keys are inside?" You said, "Oh, no, no, no. Sorry, my bad." >> You were just It's okay. It was I'm trying to I don't want him to get in trouble, but at the same time, this has to stop. >> Well, and sometimes it takes just that. They need to know you're serious. You're not putting up with it. You're not going to do it. >> Yeah, cuz the inside of my mouth hurts. I can't keep going through this, man. I can't. Not with babies. We This is not even our one child. We have two more. And you sit there and say you want to have a family and do all this, but you're doing this. How is this wanting to be a family? I literally asked him, "Hey, would you want your children to date a man like you?" He said, "No. Why would I want to still be here?" >> Right. >> And you don't have to. >> Just as expected, the kids were home alone taking care of each other. >> So, their child, their baby, they went to Door Dash and left the child at home sleeping. >> And she just said they have a baby and they were door dashing. >> Yeah. They decided to Door Dash during the nap. So, the baby's at home alone >> on Dorham place. So, we need a West crew to go over there. We'll have her have a seat back here. >> Yeah, the doors. >> Can't even make it up. >> No. No. Cuz it happens too much. >> I know it's hard with kids and that that often plays a a big role in people's decision. >> Have a seat and fill out a statement. >> Thank you. >> We'll go back to our bus crew that like their their babies alone in the house. >> Mhm. >> Well, they have two other kids. So, where are they? You know, are they at school? Where are they too? Cuz this one there's one that's one. So that's probably that one. >> Oh god, it burns. >> There we go. Just sit all the way in there for me and fill that out so we don't have to stand out on the side of the road here. Watch your toes. There you go. >> When it comes to children, things get serious fast. And this time, police had no choice but to step in and protect them. >> Is there a way that they can get into the house to check on the one us? >> Is that an apartment complex? >> Sorry, I I uh underestimated how far that car was from yours to be able to see that little plate. >> I wrote it down when I was up there. >> Yeah, I walked up there to get it, too. Do you want me to call a tow? >> Yeah, cuz they're going to probably >> They're going to go. >> They're both going to end up. >> Yeah. Unbelievable. But she's filling out witness or domestic violence statement at least first. >> Um this family member something >> I want her to fill out the DV statement first. >> The two kids are in Maryland. They don't even the other two kids they're in Maryland. They don't live in just from here. She's from Maryland. >> Okay. >> So he's going to be the option then. >> Yeah. >> All right. It's never just one thing. >> No. And it today has just been one giant cluster all freaking day. >> That's kind of what it sounded like. >> It sound like yesterday was too. >> Oh my god. Yeah. Yeah. Yesterday wasn't real good. But this morning Keteran got me real I'm still pissed. Every time they're involved in anything, it's just a giant pain in my All right. >> So, we're going to have to call Children's Services. Yeah. >> And have them probably meet over there. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Then they'll do they'll do a safety plan with these two to place them with somebody else. >> Yeah. >> Or they're going to have to take >> We were going to try to get some food. That's what we were pulling up. I'm not blaming you, homie. It's it's them. We just pulling up to get some food and then we're supposed to be at the garage at at 1:00 for an oil change. >> Somebody's calling you. West crew's calling you. >> We're going to actually have to have a probably take the child to children's to be checked out. Well, if they've got the keys, we can just go over there. >> See if we can if we have another key here. We just have people on both of our phone. Yeah, we can stay and do the tow if somebody else can transport her over there and then you guys can just key in with their keys and then deal with I'm not that's super convenient for me and I'm not trying to weasel out of it but that would be the least intrusive admin requirements, you know, or we could drive drive her over there. >> We should take we should probably take her. >> Yeah, >> cuz he's going to go for DV. >> Yeah. Well, then you want to stay with him and do the DV and then we'll drive her over to Dorm and then Wes can deal with that portion. I'm fine with that. >> Yeah. >> Uh or have another crew just take him over and we can just if I if we have another crew, we could just put her and another crew and we can just go deal with everything over there and you guys can just sit with the car >> and we can do the tow. >> Yeah. And then you can make your 1:00. >> Yeah, that'll work. >> Strangely, the husband is still nowhere to be found as if he's hiding on purpose. But no worries, his earlier aggression didn't escape the police's attention. She said that they were door dashing and he was getting he was arguing and he started getting disrespectful and he's trying to grab the keys and she's like don't grab the keys when I'm driving. I end up of us and then he he got the keys or she she had the keys. She's got a little cut on the palm of her hand from where he ripped the keys out of her hand and the key cut her a little bit there and she got out of the car. I wasn't clear on if he got out of the car with the keys first and she got out to try to get the keys back or if he grabbed the keys and she jumped out of the car and then he came after her. But she said that's when you pulled up when he was going after her to choke her up against the wall and he does that a lot. >> And that did he say he So I saw him running after her and got and as I was turning I lost sight of him as he was getting to her and pushing her up against the wall. Is she saying that he choked her up against the wall? clarify. Yeah, we probably need to clarify that because she cuz she was like, >> yeah, it's an incidental injury. It's not like a stabbing or an actual unintentional cutting. She sustained an injury because they were fighting over the keys. I don't think they'll take that portion, but him shoving or pinning her up against the wall should be the the part. I'm going to go ahead and call records real quick. >> This situation forced police to stretch themselves between two fronts, protecting the kids and handling domestic violence. But instead of cooperation, they were met with a whirlwind of lies from the mother, Kristen, from the kids are with their grandma. So I don't know the address and even I don't have a phone. >> You left your child alone at home while you guys went door dash. >> Who said >> he said? >> Uh, no. >> Okay. So, where is your child? >> With his grandmother. >> Where is his >> We have to go get her from his grandmother. That's where we were heading to. She said we need to come pick up the baby. Where is the grandmother's address? >> I have no idea. That's between him and the grandmother. >> Why would he say that you guys left the child alone? >> I don't know why he would say that. I guess for y'all to let us go or so we can leave. But no. >> Okay. >> No. Um, hang on. We're not We got to investigate it now. At least at this point. >> I don't have a phone. I don't have nothing on I don't know to do. I'm in the car. >> Yeah. Hang on. She says that the baby is with his grandmother and not alone at the house. >> His grandmother at the house. >> What? >> I can't hear. >> Okay. Is there somebody else at the house? >> Okay. You Okay. That is not what you said earlier. Okay. You need to tell me when you guys left, where was the baby? In the back. Was there anybody else in the house? Remember the question of is there anybody else at the house besides the baby? You said no. We can play back to the game. Okay. So, grandma is sure at the house. >> Well, she says that that the baby's at his grandma's house and she doesn't know where that is. Okay. >> She said she didn't have her phone. >> Do you have your phone on you? >> No. >> I don't have nothing on me. No. >> Put that stuff. Only thing I have is this. >> You don't have to throw it everywhere. Why did you do that? >> Because I told you I don't have my phone on you and you told me to take everything out of my pocket. I have nothing else in my pocket. There's nothing else. >> Have I been disrespectful to you? >> No, I'm trying to figure out why I'm sitting back here >> and I'm trying to figure everything out. >> If I'm not being arrested, can I please leave? I'm claustrophobic. >> And right now, apparently, because he made that statement, you guys are being detained so we can figure out if the baby is at home or the baby is at grandma's. Okay, that's what this is about. That's a pretty serious thing. >> Yeah, I know. >> So, that's why we're trying to get to the bottom of it quickly. You guys >> and if you have your phone and you can get me a number. >> I don't. >> Huh? >> I don't have my phone. >> Yep. The baby is alone. That's all police discovered. As for her statement, every word was a lie. >> I couldn't hear what he was saying at all. >> Baby that was there. They got into the house with open window. Baby was there all alone. >> Okay. So, she's full of >> Yes. And story changing. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Both made for each other. It sounds like >> I don't know if she does or not. >> They got in the house. Nobody was there but the baby. Baby was alone in the in the bed. Okay. >> Um >> I think um >> so he needs to go just be booked. She probably needs to go back to the house to talk to children's services so we can set up a safety plan. Um he says that the only person they really have is grandma or his aunt, but he doesn't have phone numbers for any of them. She has those numbers. >> Yeah. And she's telling me, of course, she doesn't know these people. It's new family to him because he was a foster kid. And she's claiming she doesn't have her phone. I don't know if it's in the car. I think she may have it on her. >> Keys, though. We need to get the keys from her for the car cuz we'll come in the car, too. >> She She has a lot of mental health. Just Just know I think she has a possibility of going off any >> second cuz I I said, "Do you have your phone?" And she pulled like papers out of her pocket and like threw them and was getting nasty. And I said there, you know, why are you doing this? >> Let's go get the keys. >> I'll go on this side and ask her for them cuz I think she has if she has the opportunity, she'll try to get out. >> Kristen was good at lying, but couldn't face what she'd done. At the peak, when police detained her, she instantly flipped, screamed, panicked, yelled, "I'm psychotic." And refused to cooperate. >> Kristen. Kristen, >> let me have your car keys. No, ma'am. >> Your car is going to get towed. Kristen, I need your keys. >> I understand that. No, ma'am. Not without a um I need you to bring me all the necessary paperworks for you to be able to access my vehicle. I do know my rights. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Uh-uh. Excuse me. For what? Can I ask you what I'm Wait, wait, wait. I have anxiety. I have mental health. I have mental health. Please cooperate. Put your other hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back and cooperate. >> Please. Do not try to do that. >> I'm not I'm not I'm just your legs back. >> I'm already claustrophobic. >> I will roll down your windows, but you're not going to get your legs up here. >> I'm not I'm not I'm just trying to be comfortable. That is it. >> I have mental health. I'm just trying to be comfortable myself. Stop resisting. >> I am not. That is all I'm trying to do. Thank you. That's all I'm trying to do is just put my legs on the seat. >> You're about to get hobbled. Is going to happen. >> You're overreacting. You are. Nobody is >> Why are you yelling at me? All I'm trying to tell Listen to what they're talking about. >> All I'm trying to tell you is literally I have mental health issues. That's all I was saying. >> She had her keys in her hands. >> Yeah. The problem is all this car. I mean, they got in so the child. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Shut up. [Music] Sorry. >> And she even thrashed around like crazy, kicked the car door, screamed, "Leave me alone." and rolled uncontrollably. The point is, all of this happened after police announced her arrest, and towed her car, not out of concern for her kids left alone. Please, I have mental health. Please, please alone. Please leave me alone. Leave me alone. Leave me alone. Leave me alone. Leave me alone. Oh my god. Leave me alone. Leave me alone. Leave me alone. Leave me alone. I just need you to stop talking to me. Please. That's it. I just need you to leave me alone with my mental health. I just need you to leave me alone. The only person that can really help is my husband. Just leave me alone. You're making it worse than it needs to be. If you don't believe me, call Eway. Eway will tell you all of my mental health issues. Just leave me alone, please. Just leave me alone. Just leave me alone. Just leave me alone. >> But I need you to keep yourself calm. >> I just want my baby that I just >> I need you to try to keep yourself. We can do that. We don't have to go. >> I can't. No. Please don't get my car towed. I paid on time. I have all the things paid off. What? No. No. Everything is going Everything is going bad. Everything. >> Hold on. Hold on. Just wait. She ain't getting out. >> She's going to bust. >> Everything is going. Everything. Everything. Everything. Everything. Everything. >> Stop it. >> He's got I can't breathe. not have as you're working yourself up. >> I told you to calm down. >> Please get off of me. Please get off my stomach. >> You need to chill out, >> baby. >> I can't breathe. >> You can breathe well enough to scream. >> You going to get back in the car and not bang your head? >> Why are you hurting me? Nobody is doing this when you're trying to grab me. >> So, you just agree that you're hurting me because I'm not listening. It's called pain compliance. >> It doesn't work. >> Watch this. My hand. My hand. Okay. >> You got to check my finger. Please check my finger. My thumb. Ow. My thumb. My thumb. My thumb. You're fine. My thumb. >> They're both still there because you're flailing around against the cuffs. >> No. It's how you had my arm. My thumb went in the the thing. My thumb went It popped. Here's what you're going to do. We're going to sit you back up and you're going to go back in the car. Listen, and you're going to stop >> kicking and flailing, right? >> I'm going to get the hobble and you're not going to be able to walk at all. You understand? >> Scoot back backwards. Sit up. >> Sit up. Come up. >> We are trying to help you and you're not listening. >> I'm trying to get >> I'm trying. >> Stand up. Get your feet under you. >> We'll We'll get it afterwards. Don't worry about your shoe right now. >> Pull your leg in. >> Yep. Stand up. There you go. Push. Push. >> Stand. Good job. >> Get your feet in there. Go. >> Oh my god. >> Nope. [Music] I can't feel my tongue. Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. >> It's fine. It's bruised, but it's not broken. >> Oh, you're you're tightening this up. >> I'm sorry. Calm down. Please calm down. [Music] >> Wait. This ain't going to work. >> What? >> She won't still. I can't put the seat belt on. have to end up going to jail. >> That's it. >> That's it. >> The dad wasn't any better. Stammering. I didn't attack her. It was a misunderstanding, but it was too late. The evidence was clear. >> No holds or nothing, man. >> All right. I was waiting. I was >> Yeah, sorry. I was getting ready to come home and talk to you and she starteding out. >> Every every goddamn thing that can go wrong just keeps going wrong because people don't know how to behave. >> I'm sorry about her, but she has no personalities. Yeah. Yeah. She's got a lot of problems, man. >> Second here. It's all bound up. He's saying I tried to attack her. I wasn't. >> Yeah. That'll be up for your public defender, man. >> The mother was arrested on charges of obstruction and chimement. Under Ohio law, she could face up to 2 years in prison, a $6,000 fine, and bail set as high as $10,000. If you're stuck in a violent, chaotic relationship or putting emotions above your child's safety, stop. seek help, counseling, or legal support. Being a parent doesn't require perfection, but it does require responsibility. Kristen's story seemed to hit rock bottom until Cheyen showed up with a drunken haze, a pile of burned clothes, and her panicked son running from the house. >> This is my stuff. I got this. >> Put your hands behind your back. On the night of November 16th, 2024, police in Sanctuary, Ohio, got a call about a violent argument involving a possibly intoxicated woman. They rushed to the neighborhood and confronted the mother, Cheyenne, who just seemed upset with no signs of violence. But her boyfriend insisted she always lost control when drinking. Then the shouting began, forcing police to remove one person from the scene. >> What's going on? >> Uh, whoever it is called. >> Who? >> Whoever the guy I mean, we were just here. or whoever they're happy with it. >> I don't know >> what's going on, man. >> I don't I don't know. We got a total altercation. >> There was people across the street that were That's what it was. It wasn't like in our household. Like our son woke up. I have my son. I had kids over there. I had kids down there. >> Sorry. Do I look like I'm stupid? >> No, I literally had kids here. Like the thing got smashed in the door. >> What the do do I need to leave? Cuz I that's I >> if that's what you want. You just called the police here for me to leave. You just as come threatened. >> Cheyenne, go in there. >> Okay, so you feel threatened. So I guess that means I need to leave then. >> Cheyenne, go over there, sit down, and I'll come and talk to you in a minute. >> Like you get mad at me. You called the police. >> Cheyenne, I'm going to tell you stupid. >> What did I just do when Zayn just told the police? I ain't do [ __ ] Did I just do >> I'm not saying you >> What did I just do? Cuz I was just sitting here watching TV. What did I just do? I'm not saying anything. >> I'm trying to save you. >> You're trying to save me. You called them on me. How are you trying to save me? >> Back up. Step over there. >> I'm literally trying to save him. >> You just called the police on me. >> I did. Because you were scaring me. >> How How was I scaring you? >> Can you do me a favor? >> Why didn't you just tell them that when they was just here? >> Can you do me a favor and talk to him, please? >> Cheyenne, step inside. >> I don't feel like he was trying to hurt me. >> Okay, instead of me now, do you want to tell me what's going on? This is my boyfriend. This is Nico's dad. >> Okay. And what's going on? >> I don't know. I >> Is there anybody else here other than you two and the kid? >> My son. >> How old's your son? >> He's six. I don't want him to go to jail. That's a thing. >> So, what do you want? >> This was just my thing on the um if you slam it, it will break. >> Okay, >> that's it. >> So, why are we here? And what is it that you need? >> Because I was scared. I don't know. Are you screaming or what? We got into it before and there's a police report before with my my sister Marina and I don't know what I was scared. >> How long has he lived here? >> He's not a metro. >> I'm not asking about Metro. I'm just asking how long he's been. >> I live only lived here for 6 months. >> How long has he been staying with you here? >> The whole time. >> Okay. That's none of my concern. You know, >> I don't know. >> Metro is none of my concern. >> It's going to be a report. I don't know. Oh, I just I try to keep away from this. That silver car is mine and that gold car is mine. They're both mine. I did call the police because I'm scared. But he didn't hit me. He just makes me when he yells, it reminds me of like my dad, my grandpa, and they >> Okay, so does he just need to leave for the night? Is that what needs to happen? >> I don't want him to go to jail or anything. >> He didn't Here's what's going to happen. Listen to me, Cheyenne. Listen, this is what's going to happen at this point. Either somebody's going to leave for the night or we are going to take somebody to jail. >> Okay, so we can just leave. I don't want I don't want anyone to go to jail. Like I have >> Okay. Neither do we. >> He's not any hurt on anybody. I feel like he thinks that >> All right, let me talk to him. We'll get him some shoes and we'll give him a ride somewhere. Let me Let me figure that out. Do me a favor. Go in there for now. Don't yell or scream or nothing and we'll figure it out. >> Like I'm allowed to like drink a little bit. This is my house, you know. >> Nobody's Nobody said that. >> I don't like that. >> All right. Give me a minute. >> Maybe he'd had enough. The boyfriend agreed to leave without the slightest hesitation. >> Yeah, I probably need to pack a bag and leave for the night. >> Make no sense. >> Hey, let him talk to her. Let's keep things calm. That's what we just our main goal was. So, what happened this time? >> Nice. She just flipped out of here and there ran down the street and I guess call the police. So, soon as y got off time, got the off. Y for no reason. Just soon as y'all close the door, as soon as you hit that corner, she got the go off again. And it's on because she's drunk. That's the only reason. And I'll be trying to help this woman cuz she need it whenever she get drunk. This happened every time. >> Again, nothing physical took place. She ain't nobody. >> But the only thing that was close to physical, she took that glass and threw it on the ground. Hold it. >> Cut. She cut her leg. >> Yeah. But I don't know. As y'all didn't see, she obviously told the story straight. She just th >> You don't have a car or anything? >> Nope. She taking her car. She taking me to work and everything, man. I don't have no license. I'm on probation right now as we speak. >> Okay. So that's another reason why I said I don't mind leaving. >> Let me drop you off somewhere. >> I'm out there. She is going home. It's busy. No, she's home right now and I can call her stitches. If >> I were you, I I'd pull up my video camera. That That'll leave you. He's safe. She's safe. All right. >> All right, man. Where where can we take you for the night? You all got to separate for the night. >> I figured that. >> Either that or we got to arrest one of you. >> I figured that. >> Can we take you somewhere? >> Yeah. Yeah. Can I pack a bag or something? >> Sure. Just don't don't if she to you, just let it roll off your back. Don't argue with each other because we're not going to have it. >> But was repeatedly blocked by Cheyenne and her. She kept crying and begging. I'm a good mom. I don't want to go to jail while ignoring the harsh truth that she was the reason her 8-year-old son ran from the house in fear. >> I can give you his his stuff. >> He's going to pack a bag. >> I can give you his stuff so you don't have to come in here. >> He can pack a bag. Just don't talk to him. Don't argue with him. >> Did you bring more stuff? >> No. That was not me. >> Cheyenne, let let him pack a bag. >> No, he can definitely take all his stuff. >> No. Cheyenne, >> you want Do you want me to take that on the side? >> What I say? Leave it. Leave it. Cheyenne, stop it. You're going to go to jail, too. >> I know. >> Knock off. >> I'm sorry. >> Grow up. >> You could definitely come in here. >> Don't step on the glass. >> I already have glass on my foot from last time. >> I know, but just clean it up for your kids don't step on it. >> I know. I'm sorry. >> Okay, just so I'm a good mom to my kids. I don't like this. >> Well, where's your little boy who ran off, >> Zane? >> Yeah. Why? Ryan Kelsey, >> why did he run off for? >> Because he's scared. This is not the first time it happened. He might as well just >> We're not doing that, Cheyenne. If you keep in Shut up. If you keep instigating an argument, you are going to go to jail tonight. It's in your best interest to shut your mouth. >> Obviously, do you feel like I should grab one more thing? >> No, we're not doing that. Just grab a bag for tonight. If you need to come back tomorrow and grab all your things, call us for a standby. We'll come do that then. I let him use my car earlier and then he got home at like 9:00 this morning. But other than that, I don't I don't go nowhere. I don't hang out with no one. >> That's really none of our concern. All we're worried about is break or splitting you guys up for the night, so it don't escalate. And he's packing a bag and he's going to leave for the night. >> He has a lot to pack. >> No, he doesn't cuz we're not doing all that tonight. He's getting an overnight bag. >> Well, it doesn't seem like that. He's walking into my kids' room. >> Oh, I'm looking for a book bag. That's it. Can you use that bag to pack an overnight bag for tonight? >> All right. >> I'm telling you guys, I'm not being evil. I was never being evil. I was never being evil. >> Are you not worried about your boy who just took off running because he was afraid? >> We went to Kelsey's house. >> How old is he? >> Five, six. >> He's eight. >> Okay. >> All right. And where's Kelsey? >> All right. >> So, you're not He's good. >> Yes, he already texting me and said he was down the street. >> All right. What I'm saying is I said >> the last words I said is when you left, clean that up so your boys don't step in it. >> I know. I already have glass in my foot from last time. One of your cops help me. >> But that's fresh right there. You told me that's not fresh. That is fresh. >> I know. I have in my bottle. I put the same foot. Trying to do everything for everybody. Everybody's ATM. I'm tired of ATM slot money coming out my mouth. It's your mouth that's going to get you arrested tonight because you keep running it and you're going to instigate an argument and you're going to go to jail. >> Luckily, both her son and boyfriend were safe and managed to get away from a violent Cheyenne in time. >> Where can I take you on, man? >> All right. >> By sitting back here, you're not under arrest. Are you let me >> Hey, Cheyenne's baby in there. Okay. >> Yes. Her Are you okay? He came running down to me. That's where he's been. Is he Is he okay to go down? I can make a stand tonight. Yeah, >> if he wants to. >> I think Cheyenne's okay with that. >> Probably cuz he said he's scared to go back down there. >> All right. >> I do have I'm not going to Is my nephew baby nephew the baby? Okay. That one down there to go get it and I guess he wouldn't let me have it. >> Well, he's leaving for the night. >> Does he have the baby? >> My mom does. >> Cheyenne does. We're taking him somewhere else for the night. So, >> I just want to make sure my babies are okay. >> Said he was down here. They didn't leave. >> He came out here. >> Did nobody say that, Cheyenne? We're just making sure your child's okay. >> I know my kids are okay. You guys acted like I >> Well, you didn't clean up the glass on the floor the last time we asked you. So, >> you did the right thing. >> Take care. >> Yep. >> She contact me. I should >> There's no There's no protection order. You can do whatever you want with her cuz I'm sure things will be better if she's sober. It sure help. >> Just wait. Just wait till the morning probably. >> Yeah. Just if something happens again tonight. That was my supervisor. >> So, it's not going to happen again. Someone's going to jail. >> She was about to go just now just cuz she was running her mouth. >> All right. >> Again, all we try to do is calm the situation. and we don't want to ever take nobody to jail cuz we know it's it's petty. So, you did the right thing, man. >> But the bad news came when police returned. Cheyenne was setting fire to her boyfriend's clothes. This time they lost all patience and pulled out the cuffs and she still shamelessly asked why. I didn't do anything wrong. Sure, she was innocent except her actions said otherwise. >> All right, Cheyenne, you're under arrest. >> Why? >> Place hands behind your back. Wait, why? >> What do you mean why? What are you here doing? Stop. If you resist me, I'm going to put you on the ground. You're burning clothes. You're damaging. Stop. I'm going to put you on the ground. >> Don't. >> Can you get my card? >> Don't touch anything. >> What' I tell you? Don't touch anything. >> Get my car. I can't go to jail. >> Are you serious? >> I'm going to put you on the ground. Put your hands behind your back. What do you mean? What did you do? >> This is my stuff. I bought this. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Erica, get my purse. Erica, get my purse. >> Hold on. This is my stuff. >> It's really irrelevant at this point whose stuff it is. >> I mean, I bought this. >> Do you think you can put start a fire in the front yard? What makes you think that's legal? >> I had my fire pit out here. >> Really? I don't see a fire pit. You're going to set something on fire. You've lost it. >> No, I did not. >> You've absolutely lost it. Look at what you're doing. >> I did not, dude. Kelsey, did you get my purse, please? Cam did that. Kelsey. Cam didn't before left. >> We took him. No, he didn't. >> That's a lie. He came back here. Kelsey, he came back here. He came back here. Are you kidding me, Kelsey? You seen him walk up the stairs? >> You sent him spraying lighter fluid on the clothes? >> He came back up here. >> So, he doesn't have a video of you putting lighter fluid on the on the on the he >> Come on, have a seat. >> Have a seat. You're under this. >> Hold on. I want my purse. I have money in there. Erica, give me my purse. Give it to him. Give it to me. I didn't do that. >> Erica, give me my purse. I'm going to give it to him. >> Get in the car. >> Are you serious? I did not do that. Erica, give me my purse. >> In a panic, she could only call out Erica's name hopelessly. >> Let me put it on Evan. Let me put it out. Yep. >> Am I walk for real? You need to stop. >> Erica, come get me. Erica, tell them that I didn't do that. >> Jeez, Arson, bro. >> Yes. Well, give us a minute. I don't want you to burn your feet. >> My son's on the floor asleep. I just >> just go this way. Okay. No, he called and said she just sent me a video setting lighter fluid on in the front yard. >> Tell them I did not do that. Please tell them I didn't do that. >> Erica. >> Hey, is is her kids down there? >> We got the kids. I'm calling her mom right now. >> What is going on with her in the back here? >> She's drunk. >> So, you got you got her kids. >> I got the kids. >> Yeah, she wasn't staggering me. >> She's >> Erica. I have money. Get my keys. Come get me. I didn't do nothing. 419. My password in my phone is 12. Erica, get my mom. >> She threw her ex all out in the front yard and lit it on fire. It was lit up pretty good when we got here. >> I just >> Where at? Right there in the front yard. >> Not like anywhere near the house. >> No, no, no, no. I sprayed it, but we didn't we didn't know the extent. It was pretty good. It was going pretty good. >> She got Dude, she's she's probably going to lose her kids over this. This is crazy. >> It is. That's That's crazy. Did you want to do a sweep of the house and make sure she didn't like Yep. Yep. >> Inside, Erica seemed both clueless and knowing, but chose to stay out of it. >> Hey, we're going to do a sweep of the house real quick just for safety. Okay. All right. No other fighters. >> No, I was inside. I I literally kept saying this, please stop. You know, they are back. >> Yeah. So, there's there's a bottle of lighter fluid. >> It's right here, Sean. It's right here. >> He burnt a bottle. >> Oh, okay. >> Hello. >> Hey, just be careful. with a bunch of dog poop. >> Oh, are you serious? >> I'm dead serious that you're under arrest >> for what? >> Cheyenne, what do you think you're under arrest for? >> I didn't do He came over here and did that. >> Are you Cheyenne's sister? >> I'm my best friend. >> Okay. Did you help her light this stuff up? >> I I promise to God I didn't. I promise. >> Just walk me through what happened. >> I I don't know. I live over at Adam Street. I know they were arguing. I walked over here as soon as you guys were here the first time or second time. I tried to walk here as fast as I could. I I literally kept telling her like, "Sty, you're going to get in trouble. Like, please stop." And she just kept saying, "I him." And I don't know if she was calling him, FaceTiming him. I don't know. But she's just been she's in her own world. I don't know what's going on. All I know is I went back outside and there's a fire and she was in the bathroom peeing. So, whatever she was out there doing, I didn't know until I seen everything flame up in the fire and that's or fumes. And that's what I went out there. >> Is this her phone? >> Yeah. >> We'll take it with her. So, she has it with her jail. We'll take it. >> I'm waiting for her mom to Can I get her mom's number out then? Sure. Do what you got to do. Is her mom coming to get the kids? >> I don't know. I just caught her. She's on her way though, but I'm waiting for her to call me back. >> Officer. >> At this point, Cheyenne started losing control, screaming like crazy. Even though police let the two friends talk, the result was Erica couldn't help except calling her mom. Understandable, Erica hadn't seen anything to begin with. >> I put out a fire. It was fun, but he was arresting her. He already had her coat. He was fighting. Not really, but resisting. And I'm like, well, it's if you don't mind, I'd like to fumigate this chair. It's a quality item. Messed up the ones, bro. Look at Did you get a a good photo of that one? >> Yeah. Get a closeup of the lighter fluid thing. >> Those are my clothes. >> I'm trying to do this so I don't have to call children services tonight. Who's Who's the baby's going to be going with? >> I don't know. >> Well, we got to figure that out. >> They can just come with me. They'll go with me. >> All right. What's your name, dear? >> Erica Crows. Cam, where's your at that you've been selling your scale? Cam Cameron, where's your scale at? Cameron, your scale still in my house. You took your we but you didn't take your scale, [ __ ] Hello. >> Am I able to talk to her real quick? Like, I know you can't let her out. >> Here, I'll do this with you. I'll make you a deal. I'll let you talk to her cuz one of the questions that I have to ask her is if it's okay if you take the kids. So, as long as I'll let you talk to her. As long as you you start with. Is it okay if I hang on to the kids? >> Yes. All right. >> He put his hands on me. Erica, I'm pissed. What did I do? I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do >> But I need to know. Is it okay? I took the kids and they're calling CPS. Where is my card? So I can get out of jail. >> Your bag. You're not getting out tonight. I need to know that it's okay. I take Nico or Zena. They're calling CPS. I can take them. Why can't I get out? >> I don't know. They're trying to figure everything out right now. I need to know or they're calling CPS. >> I will. I need to know it's okay. I think he's saying our CPS is coming. >> Tell him to come over here. I did not do that. >> Okay. >> I put stuff out. This is your last opportunity. We're not talking about that. Is it okay if Erica takes the kids? >> Yeah, but I did not do that. >> Well, that'll be your argument in court. Okay. >> Are you kidding me? >> No, not kidding you. >> Erica, I did noting set them clothes on fire. >> We already know what I'm going to get you for more in the >> Erica. I was in the house with you. I already told them, but I need you to read. You're going to get in more trouble in the air and you're going to get in more trouble when they get to ready to let you out. Please stop. >> I didn't do nothing. >> No, I need you to read. >> He's a I'm pissed. >> You're going to get more charges. >> Erica, I did not do that. I'm pissed because I'm in the backseat of this car. I'm pissed. >> You're going to make me cry. Police. >> Erica, I did not do that. >> Can you please just tell them? >> I've already talked to them. They're trying to figure out whatever I video to Cam. They just took your phone from me. They have it. Cam's on the phone with them. His mom and everything. >> So, I have no bond. >> No, not until Monday. If I wasn't here, they're calling CPS. I am thanking God that I was here with you. >> Did you call my mom? >> Yes, but they just let CPS know that they just signed the kids over to me. So, does Nico have formula in here? >> Yes, it's in there. It's in the It's in the [ __ ] >> You have my number by pissed. Make sure you get a hold of me shy. I am so I'm not getting out. Not till Monday. I have the kids. Don't worry. But thing is I'm pissed on you right now. You've been my backbone and I can >> Why? >> Stop yelling. >> No, I'm pissed. Give me >> Stop yelling or you're going to make it worse. >> Hey Mookie, it's in the cupboard. I love you. >> Yeah, please. After all the screaming and effort, Cheyenne finally saw her mother. But sadly, even her presence couldn't save Cheyenne from the police's decision. >> I charge her with children as well because the baby was in the house when she's right out here setting clothes on fire next to the house. Hey, Erica. >> I got to talk to you again for one second. All right. When she was out here lighting on fire, was the baby in there with you or out here? >> No, the kids was in the house. >> Okay. Children again or children for two counts as well. Okay. >> When you're light on fire that close to the house and your kids are in the house. >> Yeah. >> Come here, >> bro. What the did I do? I didn't do that. Bull. >> No. Cam. That dumb ass. He going to come out here and take a video of that. Act like it's me, weirdo. >> I need you to stop yelling or they're going to rack up your charges. We don't need you to have any >> girl. You seen this when he came out here. >> You're on my form, Erica. Really? >> I already talked to them. They know. But you need to stop yelling because they said that you're racking your charges up. >> No, they Cam came out here and did that bull. Is that my mom? >> Yes, ma'am. Stop screaming. >> No, this is bull. Mom. Mom, come here. >> Cam came over here and took us. Are you serious? >> Yeah, we're not doing all that. >> I didn't do that. >> Cheyenne, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used to get you to court of law. >> You have the I'm sorry. >> Do you have a bond? >> No, you do not. >> Why not? Let me read your rights and then we'll then we'll talk about it. Okay. >> You take the baby and give him a blanket. >> You're Cheyenne's mom. >> Yes. >> Okay. Are you guys going to take the baby? >> Yeah. What happened? >> We don't know. I >> I literally was on the We can go in the house. >> We got here after the fact. I know. We were here. >> We don't. She's just really >> one time earlier. We were here one time earlier for some sort of just be careful about getting near that SFD already dowsed it, but still some sort of disturbance. It was a 911 hangup first time. Second time kind of the same thing. Then third time, I don't know all the details, but she's going to jail on arson for lighting the clothes on fire. >> Oh my gosh. >> I mean, considering this is the third time we've been out here in about an hour and a half span, 2 hours span, she's intoxicated and just not calming down whatsoever. So, the first two times she wasn't charged with anything cuz I believe who's her boyfriend or >> Cam. Cam, >> they uh we gave him a ride elsewhere to kind of deescalate everything. And from my understanding, after he left, she took all his clothes out here and set it on fire. >> And then the Miranda writes were read in the car while the mother stubbornly repeated her usual line. I didn't do nothing, nothing wrong. She lit a fire near the kids, ignoring the risk of it spreading, causing burns, smoke inhalation, or lasting trauma. >> You have the right to have an attorney present during any and all questioning. And if you can't afford an attorney, the state will provide you one. You understand? >> Hello. Why do I not have a bond? Because I believe you present a risk of to your children and your house. >> Milo, all my stuff is fine. >> You just set fire to clothes right next to your house and your kids were inside of it. >> He came over here and threw that outside and put >> Oh, that's that's not what Erica said. Cheyenne, >> I didn't do nothing. So, I don't have no bond. Are you serious? >> I'm serious. >> Why? >> Because you're a danger to the public. >> No, I'm not. I have no danger to the public at all. I don't have nothing on my record. Look at my record. But all I have is DUI. >> Well, it seems like alcohol might be a problem with you, Cheyenne. >> Can you call O'Brien? Because I'm the one that got my hands put on me. Hello. Hello. >> Call O'Brien. Call O'Brien. Call O'Brien. Call O'Brien. You're not even staying in the lane. Oh, how about Cameron? He has a a warrant in Garfield Heights, Cleveland. But y'all ain't searched that, huh? After he beat my But I'm the one going to jail. after he set his clothes on fire in front of my house and I'm the one that went outside and seen it and that's why I recorded it because he put it on fire. But you ain't see that, huh? >> No, I wasn't born yesterday. Sh. >> What do you mean you weren't born yesterday? He put his hands on me. Bro, I'm so tired of it. That's why my son ran because he's scared of him. But y'all ain't see that though. You're apparently Trump became president and now you're on the black people side. Weird people. Please call him because I haven't been in trouble in 10 years. I haven't done nothing. I take care of my kids. I just had a baby seven seven months ago. Are you kidding me? This is so wrong, bro. You guys are wrong. As Did you listen to me? >> So, Cheyenne, your contention is that he came over and set his own stuff on fire. >> He did. >> Listen to yourself. >> He literally put his hands on me and said, "I'm going to call the police on you." I said, "No, I'm calling the police on you first." It's always the people that don't drink because I drink. He thinks that I'm stupid. I'm not stupid. I'm not in my right state of mind. I can still take care of my kids. I'm not like that. I hate people. Never did to him. I take care of him. He has no money. He took all my money. He took everything. This is sad, bro. All them clothes I bought for him and I put him outside for a whole hour and then all of a sudden I went outside and they were on fire. >> We weren't even gone for an hour. >> You were gone for 45 minutes. I have it on my phone. I have everything on my phone. Make sure you take it to court. >> I'm going to take it to court. This is bull because I didn't do nothing. I kicked him out of my house. He's the one that came back. He's the only one that went down the street to his aunt's house. >> No, it's not. He's not on my lease. >> It doesn't matter if he's on the lease. You've let him live there for 6 months. He can go back whenever he wants. >> No, he can't. He was there for 6 months. 30 days on, 30 days off. 30 days on, 30 days off. That's not on my metro. 30 days on, 30 days off. >> Metro is not the law. >> What do you mean? He worked on Kelly's Island. He didn't even live with me for his 30 days. He has no mail coming to my house. >> Doesn't matter. When you let him move in and bring his stuff in, he lives there. >> No, it's not. No, it's not. >> I would suggest you educate yourself on the law. >> No, it's not. You have to have mail there for me to kick him out. >> Not getting sympathy from police. She cried, claimed unfair treatment, and accused her boyfriend's family of setting her up. Yes. Unfair is lighting the fire yourself, making your child flee in fear, then calling yourself a devoted mom. >> These are too tight. Hello. Can you please un like cuff these a little bit? >> No, because you resisted arrest. So, we're not going to take the handcuffs off you. >> I didn't resist arrest. What did O'Brien say? >> He said, "Hold you without bond till Monday morning." >> Why? >> Because you are a danger to the public. >> No, I'm not. I didn't do nothing. This is bull. I didn't do nothing. I haven't been in trouble in like five years. Are you serious? And never again. Oh my god. Never again. Never again. Kim better stay the away from me. I swear to God. A president all the charges on him. I'm pissed. I am pissed. He better get out of my house. All his everything. I wouldn't give a he said that. Bro, he better get out of my house thinking that he's gonna take my car. If he drives my car, can you put this in your phone? If you a6 comes up on your thing, he's driving my car. He don't got no license, no insurance, no nothing. I'm pissed, bro. Never again. He thought he was going to take my car. Are you serious, bro? I'm about to cut the up. Not playing. What is this? It's a lighter that you look. You gave me a lighter in the back seat. You can have it. I threw it >> here. It's between It's between my legs. Get it. It's literally between my legs. >> Is it on the floor? >> No, it's in I'm a literally >> I'm not reaching down there. >> Well, I didn't do nothing. I didn't even know I had it. It was on the side of me. >> Okay. So, listen. Listen to me. All right. >> I'm not even being stupid. I literally just want you all to let me go home, bro. I didn't do nothing. I did not do that stupid. Nor did I bring that lighter in here. It was in my pocket. I'm not acting stupid. I just want to go home to my newborn kid. >> You should have thought about that long ago. >> I didn't do that. >> You had the chance just to go to sleep. >> You guys are crazy. I'm telling you, the past three nights I've been getting my whooped. >> Did you call the police? >> I can't call the police cuz they don't never take my side. Every time it always falls back on me. And then tonight, just because he doesn't drink, I drink. Hello. And then his aunt lives around the corner from me, they've been sabotaging me. And then all of a sudden, becomes on fire. And then you guys are back outside. Hello. I have to pee. Can you let me the out? Yeah. Well, my my arms I can't move them. You >> don't. Cheyenne was arrested on charges of aggravated arson, two counts ofing children, and resisting arrest. Under Ohio's criminal code, she could face up to 17 years in prison, and $41,000 in fines. Though bail usually ranges from $60,000 to over $100,000. Police ordered her held without any bond until Monday. Hopefully, this sentence will be enough to wake her up, help her learn to control her emotions, understand the sacred value of motherhood, and gradually become a safe haven for her child instead of a painful scar on their fragile childhood. The law doesn't care if you're drunk, having a psychotic episode, or just delivering food. If your actions put a child in, you will pay the price. Kristen and Cheyenne are not victims. They're living proof that ignoring the duties of motherhood comes with serious legal consequences. Remember, having custody doesn't excuse you from protecting your child. If you found this video thoughtprovoking, please like, share, and subscribe. The law has no gray areas, and we'll keep drawing the line. See you in the next video. [Music]