From a woman who used her child to defy the police. I have a child under three. You will go. You will [ __ ] get charred. You need to relax. No. To a dog breeder who buried her entire family in filth and disease. And then these two are dead already. Decomposed. They all claimed power until the law came knocking. I'm not staying. You're staying on the ground. I'm not asking. I'm going to cry like a baby. So I can have paper towels or something to wipe my face after. Okay. Unless we get back. Okay. Are you brave enough to face the truth? Join us as we uncover what really lies behind that seemingly ordinary door. We begin with the story of a mother boasting 50,000 followers on Tik Tok. I have a almost 50,000 Tik Tok followers. On June 20th, 2023, officers responded to a civilian report of a minor domestic dispute between a husband and wife. They quickly arrived at the scene. But then a shocking truth came to light. It wasn't the wife who needed protection. It was the husband. All it took was the slightest displeasure. And she could turn anything from dinner, dishes to paperwork into a full-blown confrontation. Going on to dinner. Domestic dispute between me and my other half. In what way? She wants me out of the house because my kids were helping me do dishes. I mean, it's just a mess of crap. I mean, my auto license, it went out of date and she's mad that I can't get that anymore. And I offered to pay for her own and she's mad that I won't do it. And this is what kind of started the whole thing. But anyway, doing dishes and she left this morning. I went to kids went and got feed at the feed store. I left the whole morning and I came back and on bed with her phone doing whatever. And uh had the kids doing dishes while I'm making them grilled cheese sandwiches and uh she got mad and yelled and told him to leave. And then I told her I needed the dishes. Macaroni and cheese next so I can feed them later that. And then from there I get kicked out and we're having a argument over here. and then appearing the wife clothes in one hand, the child in the other, shouting straight at her husband, "You can get out." When asked to cooperate, she immediately began thrashing, screaming, and blaming. "You hurt my child." Even though she was the one dragging the child into the middle of the chaos. "Ma'am, are you the other half of this?" Yes. All right, if you would stay up there, I don't need y'all around each other right now. Off. Here's your clothes. You can get out. You can off. I did not call you. You're on my property. I know my rights. You I have a child under three. You will go. You will [ __ ] get charred. You need to relax. Stand over here and talk with me. What is your problem? This is not going to work. I know my right. So do I, ma'am. Stay away from me. I'm out here for a reason. And I did not call. Stay out of my house. You put your hands. I'm holding you. Do you understand? Our baby. They are our baby. I do not. He stopped in the direction now. Come over here. No. Yes, ma'am. No. I am in my house. Get out. I right now. You're under arrest. No, I'm not. Yes, you are. You're going to strike me. Do you understand? You were coming into my house. You're not allowed in my house. Yes, I am. No, you're not. Do you have a warrant? I don't need a warrant. You're going to stop right now. Understand it. Now, quit it. Roll over on your stomach now. Put your hands behind your back. Ma'am, I really don't want to hurt you. I'm trying to be as nice as I can. I did not invite you into my house. I was in the middle of something. You got in the middle of that. You could have waited and I would have come back out and talked to my I know my right. I want a supervisor out here now. He's on his way right now. It's still Leave me alone. You're still getting cuffed. You're getting cussed. I'm fine. You can leave me alone. I will wait for your supervisor. Roll over. Put your other hand behind your back. Do you understand me? I'm waiting for your supervisor. Get off of me. Get off of me. It's not going to work that way. Put your other hand behind your back. You kind of got me on it. I can't get back. There you go. Stay still. You're in trouble. You just harmed my baby coming into my house uninvited. Yes, you did. You shoved her into the door. I shoved you into the door and I was holding my child. You are in huge trouble. I have a almost 50,000 Tik Tok following. This is going right on there. before. You tried to come into my house and you harmed my child. Come on. She seemed to know a lot about civil rights, but her excessive resistance ended up tearing apart the very right she had. I'm going to stand right here for your supervisor. I'm not getting in your vehicle. I'm not getting in the vehicle. Do you son of a I'm not resisting. I said I would wait here. You need to calm down. This is absolutely insane. Help. I want a supervisor here now. That's fine. He's right down the road. Right down the road. Coming up here. You're staying on the ground. I'm not asking. I don't want to be on the ass. Get in my car. I don't want to be in your car. I want to stand on my own. You get a power trip out of this. Beating up a little. They want to be out here. You got a power trip out of this [ __ ] turning you on, beating me up. Disgusting. Okay. Pervert. I hope you enjoy beating up little women. I hope I don't want to be out here. I didn't want to deal with you at all. You're disgusting. You brought this nasty vile trash on a power trip. You're going to jail. No, I'm not. You [ __ ] are against your f I know my rights. You infringed on my personal rights trying to go inside my house. You had no reason to detain me. I gave you a lawful. You had no reason to detain me. Yes, ma'am. I did. What? I'm here for a call for dispute. Yes. That's not a reason to detain me. Yes, it is. I did not commit a crime. A domestic dispute is not a crime. So that's why I know that you're in trouble. Resisting with battery on Leo. No. Yes. I came out to bring my husband his bag of clothes so he could leave. He grabbed my arm and told me to stop. I told him back into my house to grab my phone so I could record this. Followed me into my house. Came into my house. Shoved me and my child into the door while threatening to tase us. That is against my right. I was not being detained for a crime. A domestic dispute is not a crime. I want his badge number. You'll get it from Sit up. I have handcuffs. All right. Sit up. Everything's videoed and recorded. My glasses are on the porch. You knocked them off. It's fine. I'll stay up there. Get it in. We have been here multiple times. Though tired, the husband calmly said that he and the kids were just washing the dishes, but even that led to his wife's anger and control. It wasn't the first time she had an outburst and not the first time the police were called, but this time they were forced to intervene. We're looking for your dad, buddy. Oh, hey Paul. Sheriff's office. It was only me having the baby and my dad and my mom. What's up, guys? That's what's been going on. My mom was speaking out at my dad. What were they arguing about? Nothing. Oh, me and them were putting the dishes away and my mom's getting No, cuz you're putting dishes up or doing it the way she wanted. Turn that down for me. They start arguing about you guys. Something simple. Yeah. Okay. My mom was mad cuz we were putting dishes away and she was in our room. So, she heard the noises. Is she on something today, man? I have no idea. I've been gone all morning because we got into it this morning. So, I left with the kids cuz she wanted she was not she was just like you seen her. So, I left and I took the kids to go get feed. And um this is the stuff we're donating. Does she take medication? She has been to Meridian before and she does go see the doctor, but I'm not in a loop on what she does. You guys are okay? Yeah. Okay. On and off. It's bright and sunny. Bright and sunny. Bright and sunny. And then there's a bad day and then I just try to take the kids and leave and and do what I can. And she flipped out for sure. There's a firearm in the house. So, you know, it's in the closet in a bag hanging up. Thank you for telling me. So, has she ever been violent like this before? Yeah. I'm sorry. I did ask you a minute ago, are you married or is that your girlfriend? I probably We're not married. It's common law. We've been together a long time. Okay. All right. So, you're the father of the children. I'm the father of the children. Um, two of them have my last name. One of them doesn't. One of them has her last name. My oldest has her last name. The two youngest have my last name. I've been here before a couple times about custody and things and everything else. I know. I've seen you. Yeah. Yeah, we've been here. Is she Has she been violent in the past? Yes. Yes, she can be. She can be. I mean, it's Well, I saw that today. One thing I want you to do for me uh is you're stand right here with the your children. I live here. Yeah, I'm staying. I mean, all my stuff. Get rid of the dope stuff. I don't know whose it is that and it was mine. and I had a pot license and all that stuff, but I'm not I'm not just so the kids were looking at picking up. I appreciate it. I said, "Oh, just two seconds. I'm grabbing the last few dishes and pushing me out of the room." And um then it just manifested into the kitchen that I don't do anything that she asks me to do. And at that point, I started getting physical a little bit and I got on the phone and called you guys. I told you I need a deputy out here. And then I got pushed out the door. And um So there was physical earlier and this time here earlier as earlier today. Just this last time here when you call the sheriff's office. When I called the sheriff's department, it had started to get visible. So then I called the sheriff. What did she do? Just pushing. Can you pull out a sworn statement based on what you're telling me? Sure. Okay. How did she push? Just pushing and pushing. Did she continue pushing you out? Yeah. Until I got the door. I held on to the door for a second and then spun around her so I could grab my cell phone so I could finish going out cuz that's what I wanted to get my phone so I could exit and leave. And then once I had got the phone, it kind of stood between me and the door. And then she did let me out. Like a wakeup call, the woman was arrested on three charges: assault, resisting law enforcement, and child abuse. Justice was served, but will the emotional scars left on those children ever truly heal? All right. This is a domestic violence packet. All right. And if you sign this, it's just a receipt that you got it. You have to have these. This is part of our thing. And I'll read it. I'll tell you. This is a victim rights brochure. This is going to be your case number. This explains what a victim is. You know about criminal process. These are things you give everybody your rights and if you had want to go up pursue this anymore like an injunction if you do don't make up and all you. All right. What is my statute of limitations on it? I couldn't tell. You could call up and find out though. Okay. Do you have any questions, concerns, comments? Um have to see the judge. She's still here. No, she's gone. Okay. All right. So, she's till tomorrow. Arguments are a normal part of family life, but when they become constant, they can leave deep psychological wounds. Children gradually lose trust in their family, live in fear, and become more vulnerable to depression. Forget the aggressive wife because what came next was another nightmare exposed on August 28th, 2023. And it was far more disturbing. I've never been arrested. I don't want the rescue to go down. I don't want like to go to jail. A report of animal cruelty led officers to what looked like an ordinary home on the 600 block of Main Street in Echim Township, New Jersey. At the scene, they were shocked to find a 9-year-old child living in a house of horrors, surrounded by over 30 dead dogs. Many still locked in cages alongside nine emaciated sick dogs, cats, and rabbits. The homeowner, Rebecca, gradually showed signs of avoidance, but eventually started to reveal information about the dangerous Parvo virus. How are you guys? Good. How are you? What? Who lives here? I do. You do? Okay. I'm officer Ladig Police Department. Just want to let you know you are being recorded. All right. So, you know why I'm here? I do not actually. So, a gentleman came. He got those two dogs from you earlier. Okay. Those dogs are not taken care of in any way. All right. Yeah. That's um that's Lyn. She's the rescue. So, how many other dogs do you have? Me? Yeah. Eight inside the house. Eight. Are they a part of the rescue? No. Okay. They're your dogs. Majority of them are. Yes. Uh there's one with another rescue and there's two with another one. Okay. So, obviously due to the fact that the two other dogs that I saw weren't cared for. All right. I'm going to ask you if I can see the other dogs you had to make sure they're in good health. If you refuse to do so, I'm going to get a search warrant and I'm going to take those dogs if that search warrant is breed. I don't want to go that route. I don't think it's necessary to make sure that those dogs inside are taken care of. Right. Are they taken care of? Yeah. Yeah. And you shook. Well, I mean, to be honest, I mean, we we battled um Oh my god, Lyn, what was the name of it? Parvo. We battled Parvo. Um, and there's still a few that are, you know, they still have coxidia, so diarrhea and you know what I mean? Like there's I get it. However, I still need to make sure obviously see them, make sure that they're all right, and then we can go from there. So, are will you allow me? Will you take me inside so I can see the dogs? I will happily bring them out to you. I'm not going to have you go back in the house. Right. So, it's it's either I I come in and see them or I go the search warrant route. You're not allowed back in your house until we find out whether I get that search warrant approved or not. And I don't want to go that way. I don't think it's necessary. Um I don't understand. Like granted, like those dogs that the guy Andrew has, right, they were listed under Lynn's rescue. So, how does that They're in your care. So, the dogs are in your care. You have other dogs in there that are under your care. All right. So, the only reason I'm here is to make sure that those dogs are okay. If I deem they're not okay, I'm going to ask if you are willing to turn those dogs over to me. If you refuse to do so, again, I just have to apply for a search warrant. Right. Right. Um and that's only if I think that the dogs aren't being taken care of. And even if they, let's say, Parvo ravished these dogs, and it is what it is, it's understandable. If they look sickly, still going to ask if you are willing to turn those dogs over to me, and then we'll go from there. Now, again, my goal isn't to jam you up. My goal is only to make sure that these dogs are in good health and being taken care of. I can care less about everything else other than the fact that these dogs are taken care of. Right. Right. So, and I'm not trying to scare you and do all this stuff and I'm throwing search warrant out there. And again, I don't care about any of that. My only goal is to see these dogs, make sure they're okay. If they're not, then we'll get them somewhere so they can get taken care of and make sure that they are okay and then we'll go from there. So, and I do you live here? It's you and your husband and son. Anyone else live here? All right. Can you bring me inside to see the dogs? I don't care if your house is a mess, anything like that. Can I talk to you? What do you mean privately? Like, yeah, we can walk over here and they can hang out here. Thanks to Officer Leadig's calm and respectful approach. She slowly opened up, but that trust only led to a wave of horrifying confessions, making her panicly stammer. I don't want to go to jail, hoping for sympathy. I'll have you once all this stuff that's all I care about. That's that's the the immediate what I need to deal with at this moment. Um, if you're willing to do all that, we'll go that route and then I'll talk to you later tonight and we'll go from there. Either way, as long as you you work with me. I'm trying to Can you So, so this is this is what what I want. So, I'm asking like because I'm sorry like I'm not trying to be rude. You don't have to be. No, you're good. Can you just Yeah. Do you mind because of the whole like I I want to be honest with you. I've never I've never been in trouble. I've never been arrested. I don't want the rescue to go down. I don't want like to go to [ __ ] jail. There was I'm just saying with the whole parvo thing like what happens like so the dogs had paro I know what parvo is like I said that he may but what if what if let's say I wasn't able to remove it yet. So one of them's dead in there and he didn't take it again. We'll cross that path when we get there. If if that's the case am I going to get ar like in trouble? You're going to get in some trouble regardless. Am I taking you away in handcuffs and stuff? No. If you work with me, I'm not trying to embarrass you in front of your neighbors. I'm not trying to do all that. Whatever you want to do to make this process easier is only going to benefit both of us. Obviously, our dogs in their dead. There's other dogs that are sick. My only goal right now today at this moment is to get those dogs out as long as you are willing to consent to do that. Goes a lot lot easier. And I get it. You're working for this rescue. Well, I resigned. I resigned because a bunch of happened because that guy at one point you were right. if you were in over your head. I'm just saying because like I saw like the full thing with like the schmonging lady and her this is different. That lady had dogs in fridges and like that was a whole different situation. I I'll tell you when I worked for the the department before this one, I was in a very similar one to that where a woman was in over her head and when I went in the house there were dogs in freezers and kittens and freezers and like 10 to 15 dead dogs around the room and all that stuff. Is that this type of case or is it just the one dog, two dogs, three dogs that are dead? How many of you have dead in there? You don't know. Okay. So, is my husband going to get in trouble? So, let's let's do this, right? Cuz I I know they're in there. Will you consent? Can we get them out of there? Get them to where they need to go. I can make the phone calls and and we'll turn them over. The dogs that are alive. After several minutes of persuasion, officer league finally stepped inside where Shepherd, Philillip, Amelia, Miko, Athena, Maltes, New York let out their first cries of greeting, but many of those names already seemed completely drained of life. In this moment is for me to see the dogs, get them transported, get them surrendered so that there's a chance the dogs that are sick can be brought back to healthy and all that stuff. I don't care if there is flying down from the ceiling. I just want to see them. Okay. I was going to say because this morning what I do when I I do do the cage their cages in the morning and whatnot, but when they showed up everything got prolonged and me and Lynn we get talking and then it just gets out of hand. So like their cages aren't done. So like it's going to be aing rat. I got dogs. I've it it is more than okay. We'll just look at them real quick. We'll come right back out as long as I see them and we're good to go. You might hear me gagging a little bit just just because uh you're good to stay here. It's just you, right? It's just me. I told him to stay here. You're probably going to freak my kid out, but I don't think. Okay, that was the one that left. That's the baby shepherd. She's sick. She's been sick. Okay, that Phillip is here. He's really friendly. And what about the one there, one there? That's the other shepherd. That's Amelia. Then this is Nico. They're all friendly. They just make Are these are the diseased ones down here? These two are okay. How many do we got here? One. Okay. Chameleia, Mo. Um, they were there was like two or three in there that got really sick and then nobody's done anything with. Athena is down there. Okay. And then the two multis are in here. Okay. And then there's a New York right there. Okay. What's most disturbing is that when officers said they have to hold all the animals, she reacted with shock as if she had just heard something unjust, not standing in the middle of a hell of her own making. But what'll happen is the cats will go to them until the court date and then you can get if the courts determine that you're fine to keep the cats, you can get the cats back, right? But for the time being and I'm not going to be able to get my personal dog back. No, no. All so I mean cuz all the rest are technically under different rescues. So So what happens is whatever dogs you want to So today you're going to surrender them all. However, you tell the animal control because they're in their care from the beginning. You can surrender whatever dog you want completely and say I don't want anything else to do with this dog. You can also tell them this dog, this dog, this cat, this cat is mine. After the court date, I want to get them back. They hold those animal. They hold them until the court date. They have to though, right? They have to so they can't adopt them out the animal shelter because it's a a police investigation. Either that or you let them No, I know. Go into homes and then what? It's an investigation, right? So therefore, until the investigation is summed up, they cannot release those animals, right? They can't be adopted. They can't do anything. They they have to stay there. They have to hold them until pieces of evidence, right? Until the court case is resumed and the courts either say yes, Rebecca can take them or no, Rebecca cannot take. But again, all that stuff has nothing to do with me. That's on the court. Oh, she she Lyn was just asking about the we're blocking her. One cat is on an herbal remedy to prevent him from reblocking. All of that stuff is what she would talk to the animal control officer when they get here about, right? So, they obviously have to care for the animals. That's that's why we are taking them there. So, if that cat is on some special diet or whatever it may be, as long as Rebecca relays that to the animal control officer, then it all gets you. All right. I hope. I know. I usually bore you. I hope. Yeah. They'll be, like I said, they they can't do anything with them until my court case is until this whole thing is resolved. It's usually with animal stuff is they don't drag it out. It's quick, right? Because we don't want those animals being taking up spaces in the shelter that can go towards other animals. So, they they try and move in. Now, random random question. Like the one dog, Philip, who is listed under a different rescue. Am I able to contact her? And like you can do whatever you want when we're gone. So, she can't go playing the dog cuz it's hers, right? No. No. because it's part of this investigation. She she would have to wait until the court date or whatever. Okay. I was just curious because like I said, that isn't really even it's not my dog. Although she claimed to be surrendering the animals willingly, an argument still broke out. So, what exactly triggered the conflict? He's behind me. Apparently, he went to the shop. Like I said, I knew it and it's going to be filled with tile, but we're going to see. Want to see how bad it is. Maybe I mean, if it's too much, I'll figure out anything. So, like I guess we'll just see. I was just seeing if it was an option. If it's not, I'll figure something else out. my shop. That's what I'm construction. No, it's fine. Well, I'll figure something else out. I'll figure something else out. Is it really that fun? You can't do like multiple troops. I mean, whatever it If anything, I could find Let's get out of the way for this guy. If anything, I could try and find a different something else for the time being or I'll I'll figure something out. Um, we'll figure something out. It's fine if you got stuff in the back there. the shelter shelter doesn't want to take them because of the the bar or at one point, right? It's not it won't affect the rest of them. So, we gota it's the first time I've ever been told that. So, this is this is all new for for us here. So, we're trying to figure out what Well, that's the thing. Philip doesn't need to be in the cage. Philip is in literally anybody's heart. He's like the happiest dog ever. We'll figure something out. If worse comes to worse, so either way, we'll we'll figure it out. just might take a little bit of time to figure to figure out here because they don't this is the first time where we've ever been told that the shelter by the shelter now. That's so weird. It's because of the parvo. So, which I Well, I understand that. And you can't, you know, affect the other dogs or, you know, animals there. I get I totally get that. We'll we'll figure it out. There's no no option. I can run back to the shop and take it all. Can I see how much it cost? Yeah. Can I see it? Won't make you happy. Well, but some of them are only puppies, so it's not like they're huge and take up a lot of space. Put fill up in the front seat with you, right? I mean, do they all have I don't care. No, I don't care how you get them there. But somebody's going to follow them, right? And Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I would be I would be following. To Rebecca, the dogs are her family. Powerless as she watched them being taken away. All she could do was choke back tears and plead to keep the only friend her family had left because she's 17 years old. Rebecca, there's just that one bigger dog, right? Yeah, that's the only big one. The rest are relatively smaller, right? Yeah, they're either younger puppies, like all older puppies, but I think I think Phil's the biggest guy. He's the the only big guy cuz the hospitals are asking the size of them. So, Philip is probably 55 to 60 lb. And the rest are Athena, she's probably yay high, about that long, but she she's one of the ones that actually had Parv um she should be clear of it. So, she's underweight. We'll figure all that all that stuff out there, too, but she's Yeah. So, she's probably like a medium dog. I would say she's probably like because she's underweight because like I said she actually did get parbo and she's not vaccinated. She probably is like 30 40 lbs. Okay. Yeah. So all the rest are relatively small. Yeah. So it's just that one big dog in Philip. Yeah. He's he's the biggest. And then the other one we were just talking about. So maybe like two bigger ones and and the rest are small. I would say Philip is the biggest at 50 50 to 60 pales. then Athena and then all the rest are in between in between puppy and 30 lbs. Okay, cool. I just need to tell them so they know where they're going and figure it out. All right, I'll I'll be back with you in a minute. Okay, I have a question. Uhhuh. With the only dog in there that is deemingly mine, and I've had her since she was 6 weeks, like I said, and she she unfortunately did battle parvo. Um, I know you said that they have to hold them, but medical wise, like I said, she she was vaccinated twice as a puppy, but she's not spayed. Is there a way to like not have that done or they just do that automatically? Like, how does that work? I mean, cuz I don't care either way. I'm just trying to get to be honest. I I do not know. Okay. But when Maryanne gets here, she's the animal control officer. You could ask her. She that's her field of expertise. That's all she has is the animal stuff. So, once she pulls up in in the big van, you can talk to her about whatever you guys got to talk about. I was just curious. I wasn't sure like how that all worked. Like I said, we were a part of the uh well, we were when I worked with the rescue um part of the state spay neuter program. She was supposed to be under them to get spay for like the $20, which was fine, but they didn't start their new quarter until September, which is the only reason why she's not done. So, I was just when she gets here, I wasn't sure cuz the only ones really, like I said, the rest aren't mine. The only dogs that are mine is Athena, the Rody mix, and my cats. Yeah. Once she gets here, you can talk to her. She'll she'll let you know everything cuz I I don't know. Okay. No, that's fine. Yeah, you can say yes. this one minute already, right? I I only didn't tell her cuz it's my husband's dog. We're not worried about it. And she she's old and she's on her last leg. She's old. I mean, like, we're talking like 17 years old. She's old. And the last thing I wanted was for her to go to a shelter and something happened to her and us not be there. Is there any way let him at least take her? The rest I don't care. You can take my dog. You can take my cats. Like I said, I only as long as the dog is in good health. Yeah. Well, she's not. She's She's She's on her last leg. I She's old. When I look at it, I'll let you know. We'll see. I mean, either way, we just need to go through with I I just I I I'm sorry. I I worried because I was afraid that she goes to a shelter. What's your address? 680 that she wasn't going to live that much longer anyway. I got you. It's all right. You know, he got um That's fine. Just the one dog, Zena. Yeah, her name's Zena. And then um rabbits that somebody dropped off rabbits. I don't even want them. That's what I mean. The people they just show up and they're like here you deal with it or didn't tell you. Not that it I guess it was kind of long ago. We left to do something and we usually have that table for um like Amazon if they were dropping off like um dog food and stuff like that. I come home and there were guinea pigs on the table. Like no not no nothing. They began searching the house and discovered this one's about to die. The other two are already dead and decomposing. But what was even more alarming was the fact that the children were living among the carcasses and sources of infection, a toxic environment that could seriously harm their physical and mental development. This is pretty much dead. He's alive apparently. Yeah, it's okay. This is the big guy. Hi, baby. And then these two are dead already. Decomposed. Hello. Hi, bud. Good boy. Yeah. Get out of there. Get this one. Watch out for the bottles of Pete. He's back in the corner. Hi buddy. How you doing? Huh? Hi bud. You doing okay? Yeah, you're nice. Even though she was treated with patience, Rebecca was still arrested. In that tense moment, she simply asked for one last cigarette and not to be handcuffed in front of her child just to preserve a bit of dignity that had long been lost. Rebecca, you're not going to like this. I'm going to be straight forward with you. Now, fair pulled the dogs out. Prosecutor told us to place you on the arrest. All right. So, how's that? What's that? So, how does that work? And again, I'm being super cool. I know. And I appreciate that. I thought I was from day one or from the time you came. That's why we're doing it this way. I would already have you in custody. We would talk about it. I am going to place you down arrest. I'm not I'm not going to go anywhere. I don't I don't believe you. That's why we're having this conversation, right? Cuz you I feel bad cuz I didn't think this was going to be out. However, it is we got to deal with it. What happens is you get brought back to the station. They interview you right here. Yeah. Right here. They interview you, they process you, and then the judge determines whether you'll be released or not be released. I believe what their ultimate goal is is to have you get released, but have you have have it so when you get released, you're not allowed to own animals. But again, I don't know. And I, like I said, and given the circumstances and everything, everybody else put me through. I I had your husband take your son inside so he doesn't see this. Let's do this. Let's walk over to my car. Can I finish my cigarette? I'm not going to go anywhere. Finish it while we walk over to the car. Oh, you don't need any of that. No, no, no, no, no. Um, I'm just thinking, um, would I So, it'll be like an overnight thing. It could be. What? As it goes on and we know what's happening, we'll let you know. Let's walk over to the car. Like, all right. Can I just place this? Is it okay to keep my phone on this way? I have it. Wait, we'll take it. I know that, but I meant like So, like afterwards when all that happens, like, let's walk over there. All right. Where your son can't see? Yeah, please. In case he's looking out a window. Uh, he shouldn't be, but we'll go. Uh, he should be inside. We'll stand right here for right now. Just face the car. Yeah. Then actually grab your phone for me now so I don't have to. Can I power it off? Yeah. Yeah. Whatever you want to do and it'll come with us. Yeah. All right. Yeah. I'm going to I'm going to cry like a baby. So I can have paper towels or something to wipe my face after. Once we get back. Yeah. Okay. It's not as scary as you think it is. Well, no. I've never I've never been in trouble. I just It's Okay. It's not as scary as you think it is. Can you tell Brandon one thing? What's that? Just because Lynn is waiting for an update. Can you just I I promised her if anything happens or this happened that I would have Brennon text him or text her. Okay. And just tell him that he's unsure what's happening, but I it was this if you don't mind afterwards. Okay. Okay. And then we could have her sit in the back of your car till Ebos gets here. She's going to transport. She's good. So, she'll search and all that. Step back for me. I'm going to make these tighter. All right. Yeah. Yeah. That's my up shoulder. So, it's kind of hard to That way. That's all right. It's fine. They're just this way. Back seat's clear. Is there a way to sit with them? Yeah. You don't got Yeah, you don't got to buckle her in or nothing. knee boss is going to transport. Amid that horrific scene, the 35-year-old mother and the 32-year-old father were charged with endangering the welfare of the child, animal cruelty, and booked into the Burlington County Jail. No bond information has been released as they await a detention hearing before the Burlington County Superior Court. All right. So, unfortunately, does he have someone to get with your son? My Yeah. My best friend, which is her drug next. Okay. Cuz they do want me to place you under arrest as well for charges. Yeah. For what? For animal cruelty towards the animals. Now, again, just cuz you're getting charged with it doesn't mean you're guilty. But at this moment, you you are going to be placed under arrest, taken back to the station, interview process, and then from there either released or not released. All right. But you can smoke your cigarette, finish that, and then how does that's what I understand. How does this what is my tie to this? I wasn't with the rescue. I know. Well, the fact you're living in a house with 30 dead dogs. I I know. That's what like And again, right, I'm not trying to be sarcastic or anything. No, I know. Correct. You're not with it, but that's something that you have to express in court. Not with me, right? I I don't have a choice in the matter. But either way, it's happened. So, okay. Just let me see if he's home yet, cuz that's why we're still here. I was just waiting for him to get home. Can he watch him till he gets home? Hey, I just want to get the situation and then just call my father real quick and just let him know everything. Well, you can't call him unless he's getting your son. We'll let you call dad back at the station, but don't [Music] we'll wait until they get out of uh Thank you. Thank you so much. Thanks for everything, Carlos. Hey, [Applause] 139's coming. Yep. Which way is more comfortable for you, man? Your arm like this or your arm like that? Uh, probably inward. Okay. Like that? Yeah. Going to wait. Someone else is going to transport you. I'm just going to pull you out of the eyesight of uh of your buddy there. And then we'll go from there. Anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me, anything like that? No. I have a lollipop in my back pocket. Yeah. I just like like uh no needles, knives. I know you work with tile and stuff. All right. Out of goodwill, Rebecca took in more than she could handle. 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