If I don't arrest you, I go to jail. >> Every day, officers stand at the delicate intersection [music] between empathy and responsibility. >> From today, >> yeah, >> all of this is from [music] yesterday. >> Yesterday on the forehead. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS [screaming] NOW. >> KEEP THEM OUT. >> YET through it all, one priority remains unwavering. The well-being of children. In those defining moments, young lives once overlooked are guided towards safety and hope. >> The woman driving this vehicle came into brief contact with an officer, then continued forward and collided with a nearby house during the confusion. On February 3rd, 2023, a tense situation unfolded in Farmington. [music] When officers responded to a reported dispute between two women, they didn't anticipate it would turn into a tense situation with choices that placed everyone on edge. >> What's all that on your on your thigh? Did you spill something? >> Yeah, I did. >> What did you spill? >> Like some oil cuz this >> When did that happen? >> When we went out into the hills, I accidentally bumped a he little bump. >> That happened today. >> Mhm. Tonight. >> Okay. Do you have a jacket? >> Yes. >> Okay. Why don't you go ahead and grab that jacket from the blue? >> Ma'am, if you want to put on a jacket and then you'll step back out of the vehicle for me. >> Is it okay if I get my son off? >> Don't put it in gear. Step out of the vehicle for me. HEY, >> STOP. You're going to get Are you okay? Are you okay? You okay? >> Are you I'll get my unit. >> Got a blue Silverado just past me. 116 north. It's north on Troy King. I got a count. I'm behind a county unit. My unit is about to go 107. Harper, I need you to get up Troy King now. >> 115. I got the vehicle. These are at 78 80 mph northbound on Troy King. >> Copy northbound on Troy King that way. No traffic up to 100. I got a 1045. 1045 on a single trailer. Occupant still inside 1045. I GOT A RIFLE. >> YEP. >> Hold on. Hang tight. Okay. Hold what you got. I got comms. I got comms. 116. I got comms. Vehicle inside of a inside of the house. Uh entrance of King Taylor Park. Need units here. 1018. The vehicle eventually stopped after coming into contact with a house. Inside the car, officers discovered a child, making the situation far more concerning. >> HANDS. [screaming] HANDS DOWN. >> SHOW ME your hands. >> HANDS NOW. KEEP THEM OUT. >> Hang tight. WHO'S IN THE CAR WITH YOU? WHO'S IN THE CAR WITH YOU? >> Hang tight. I'm coming up. COMING UP. COMING UP. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS [screaming] NOW. >> KEEP THEM OUT. >> HANDS NOW. >> HANDS BACK. >> HANDS NOW. BOTH HANDS. >> DROP THAT PHONE. >> DROP IT. DROP IT NOW. >> DROP IT. PUT IT DOWN. >> IF YOU MOVE YOUR HANDS BACK IN THERE, I'M GOING TO YOU. YOU UNDERSTAND ME? HOP OUT OF THE TRUCK NOW. DON'T MOVE YOUR HANDS. BACK. BACK. BACK. BACK. BACK. BACK. BACK. We're going to call her out. Play it smart. Play it smart. Back out. Slow it down. Slow it down. Get back in your doorway. I got rifle here. We're just going to call her out. 116. Calling a female out. Stage 55 for that kid that's in the car. Show me your hands. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> STOP GRABBING STUFF AND get out of the car. >> Listen to what you're being told. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. NOW jump out. All right, copper. >> Come back to me. >> Turn her around. Walk her back. Walk her back down ON THE GROUND. >> DROP IT NOW. >> NOW I DON'T CARE ABOUT YOUR JACKET. Put it down. >> Sergeant, how many occupied is that truck? >> After a period of high tension, officers were able to safely bring the situation under control and ensure accountability under the law. >> Keep walking towards me. Walk slow, slower, slower, SLOWER. STOP. TURN AROUND and face your truck. Drop to a knee position. Do it now. Put both hands on top of your head. LET THE JACKET GO. I'M NOT TELLING YOU TO PUT YOUR JACKET ON. Am I? Put your hands on top of your head. Do it now. >> I'm going to ask you again. Is there anyone else in that truck? >> Hold on. I got Gordon. Uh Gordon coming for hands. What's Gordon? You got hands here? Okay. >> On your head. >> Leave them there. Interlace your fingers WITH EACH OTHER. >> STOP REACHING. >> I'M WITH YOU GUYS. >> PUT YOUR hands on your head. Do it now. >> I got less lethal as well. >> Keep them on top of your head. Do not move them. Do you understand? Put your hands on your head. >> Less lethal. >> Okay, >> go up. I'M GOING TO GO AROUND. I GOT I GOT CAR. I GOT >> DON'T MOVE. >> Give me your arm. Stop resisting. >> Don't be resisting. >> Okay, I got car. Holding car. Holding car. [snorts] Hey, once you get her car, get a QUICK PACK. GET OUT OF THERE. >> YEP. It's nothing. Get up, >> Gordon. Let's start getting an interview. How many people in the truck? >> Got it. I think there's only the female on scene from what I saw. >> The what? >> I only saw the female when I was on scene. Keep walking backwards. I got you. Who else is in the truck? >> Where's the child? >> Where's the child? >> There's a kid. >> He told me to. I can take you directly to the house. >> The kid is not in the truck. >> No. You don't want to dropord >> You have any weapons on you? >> I'm just going to double lock these so they don't get any tighter. >> I don't care if they're comfortable or not. >> You know, you ran over a stop. >> Yeah, but don't me like >> I didn't you >> I didn't mean to. 406 off the ground if you need to. >> I got her. I just need you to open the door. >> Wait, that car. >> Get in the car. >> Don't >> get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Be nice. >> You ran push me. >> Get in the car. >> Alongside addressing the driver, officers focused on locating the child and ensuring their safety. Sarge, she said she dropped the kid off of Apache. That's what I was trying to tell you. >> She said she dropped off the kid right there. Y9 on that. >> What is the address of the house >> for that kid? >> You put her in the house? Him in the house? >> Yes. I made sure he was okay. >> He's at the aunt's house. >> Yes. I made sure he left11. I'll get that heater kicked on in just a little bit. >> 4108. >> She's advising she dropped the kid off at aunt's house. >> You have a name on her? >> Negative. I'm working on it. What's the aunt's name? >> Oh, I'm 24 with that information. >> Mother's name is Kelly. I don't know. He just told me, "Can you take me to my aunt's house?" I took him there. He he directed me the way there. >> Okay. Is was Kelly on scene? >> I know where it's at. It's behind Walmart. >> It's directly behind Walmart. >> Yes, I know directly where it's at. >> Okay. >> All right. So, things are starting to calm down a little bit. I'm going to need a unit. Not bad. >> Oh, dude. You scared and >> you good? Good. Yeah. Nobody else. You good? You're good. >> Oh, let me get that heater kicked on. >> The driver was promptly [music] given a medical evaluation. Officers and medical staff ensured she received full attention [music] and care, addressing any health needs. >> I'm sorry, what was that? So you take >> So you take down this way which is southeast and then you go east west. >> Okay. Do you have any injuries? >> No. >> Okay. No at all. >> Okay. Do you need medical attention? >> Just probably for a little bit cuz last time I got into an accident. >> Requesting medics. and I got jumped before this whole thing happened >> just due to everything that's going on. >> I don't know if detective >> basically I got jumped and I was trying to get them back. >> Hold on. Just give us a second. >> No, we're good. Couldn't step out first, ma'am. southbound. Our perimeter units at the county can go. >> Can you get my jacket jacket up front? >> No. >> I'm not going to step out. You guys can tell, but I'm not getting out. >> Step out of the car. >> Wait, let me get >> Step out of the car, >> dude. If I could you would right now. >> Wait, let me stop. >> We're not going to do this. Just stand up. We're just trying to walk you and put you in a different car. Listen, it's okay. >> I'm not comfortable. >> Everybody else is okay. >> Okay. >> Push. Push. >> Let me see the other one. >> One. Grab the heel. One, two, three. Okay. >> We're just placing you in this car and then these medics are going to check you out. Okay. >> You got it. I'm independent. Oh, I'm glad. >> What's she complaining of? >> Nothing. She just said she wants medical to check her out. >> She never complain. >> She just said she was in a crash before and never got it looked at. Now she wants it looked at, but she's been in several crashes tonight. >> At the hospital, further assessments revealed her condition was more complex than initially believed. >> [crying] >> Oh my god. [ __ ] hurt. >> Hold on. Hold on. I want you to get hurt. >> Okay. >> You're not wearing your seat belt. >> 16. Can I get a case number? >> I was but not the correct way. >> Case number is 690. >> Keep your arms down. Okay. Let's move. >> I can't. >> You got to be like that. It has to stay on your neck. >> No. Move my hair out of out of it. Move my hair. It might hurt. >> Hold on. They're trying. >> I'm only going to hold it closer to my neck just for you. >> I'm going to pull a little bit. Okay. It's going to hurt. >> Okay. >> Wait. >> It has to stay on. You're complaining of neck pain. You're complaining of back pain. has to stay down. >> They're trying to help you, >> dude. >> Careful. >> I got you. >> Okay, you're okay. Lay down. >> They're helping you down. Okay, >> we're going to get you inside so you can get some help. Okay, >> another little over. We just got a couple of seat belts on >> just to keep you from falling off. Okay. right here. >> I don't know if I'm pregnant or not. Let go of this. We're going to unbuckle you. We're going to move you on over to this bed. Okay. >> Doesn't need help. Sorry, boss. >> Medical evaluations raised [music] concerns about her ability to drive safely. During this time, the woman began sharing more personal background details with investigators. >> Can you put my kind of stop yelling? Okay, we're doing everything that we're supposed to do right now. Okay. >> Hey, I'm saying that, but you are not making it better. >> I'm trying to do it as clean as I can. >> Do you have medication allergies? >> No. >> Okay. Are you on any daily medication? >> Yes, I am. >> What do you think daily? Can you go grab that other box? >> What the box? >> Uh, I need to know what's going on. I need to listen to this isn't right. >> I'll talk to you in a little bit. >> What do you need a box for? >> Uh, to get another one of these outside and the yellow seal cuz I forgot to put the stickers on. >> Okay. Where are the boxes at? Uh, should be >> or you go get it. I got it. Okay. >> All right. So, Miss, what's going on right now is that we just took your blood and we're going to send that to the lab. Okay. So, we can find out how much alcohol was in your system. >> Okay. Right now, they're evaluating you to make sure that you're going to be okay, which you're talking fine. So, I guarantee you, you're going to be fine. You're just going to Now, that does feel uncomfortable, but I'm telling you, if you lay down, >> it feels more uncomfortable. It really does. Like if I sit up, it's a little more loose. So, >> I don't know what your CT scans look like or anything like that, but >> Okay. You probably shouldn't be moving that around. >> I know there's many accidents that I haven't got checked anywhere, but >> he's trying to help you out. Come on. >> I know. >> But I'm not moving. >> This is something I would never do. And for me, >> I believe you. Okay. >> For me, have a little kid in the back seat. I mean, I know he was safe. He wasn't in there, but >> what's your relationship to him? >> Huh? >> What's your relationship to him? >> He's just like one of my best friend's sons, so he's like a nephew to me. >> Okay. >> She also opened up about personal challenges, including housing instability and previous involvement with social services, which may have affected her decisions that day. >> Never seen somebody. >> Out of curiosity, ma'am, did they already do her scams and stuff? I know they took her to CT. I don't know what So I'm not primary nurse. They come in here to do the job cuz I >> understood. >> Yeah, they did this the CT scan without the eye and dying. >> So Miss Lewis, you from here? Farmington. Where do you live? >> I know, but where? >> I don't really have a home. >> Oh, you homeless or just bouncing around? >> Basically homeless. I bounce around to wherever I can. >> I see that you've had runins with juvenile probation back in the day. Where were you staying at when you were on probation? >> At my aunt's house. >> Where's that? >> Somewhere in Crouch Mesa. Just like right by my house. Okay. >> Or well, where my dad lives. >> Where you originally from? >> Here. >> Okay. That pickup truck. Whose was it? >> It's my mother's. >> That's a nice truck. >> I mean, it's already on the tow list. So, I was just riding it until the wheels fall off basically. >> You Where'd you wreck it at earlier? >> Earlier? >> Yeah, cuz it had like a bunch of debris. You guys said that you went off somewhere? >> Yeah. Well, it was just off of like a like a wired fence cuz we went up like behind PB and it was like it was actually closed off for once with the with the like the cobwire or the wire whatever. There was a another car there and I usually go there every night just to chill even just to like take my mind off of things. I would just sit there, meditate, listen to music. Nice. >> When I went there, there was somebody else there and I said, "Hey, like you know, I'm here every night. Like, can you move?" >> Yeah. I told them, "Get the out of there." And so, they left. But whenever I pulled up to back out, I I cut that I cut that corner way too sharp and I barely went and then it like it barely scraped like the the left side of it, the cobwire. >> You effed it up. Yeah. No, >> cuz cuz your bottom grill, it had like a bunch of debris on there >> on the bottom. >> Yeah. >> Well, okay. Well, there was a little dip, but um it was a little dip and then it was flat and then there was like wire right there. And that's that's what I remember hitting. And then the side of the light or whatever underneath it kind of like popped out. And so I just like pushed it really quick and it popped back in. >> I backed up, fixed my parking, and that was that. Like that's all >> that's the only thing I remember like just the wired fence. >> What are those dates on your arm? >> This is my uncle's birthday. He was born on >> Oh, 12486. >> Yeah. And then he died on his mother's stuff. >> Hey, what's up? >> The female driver was charged with resisting, evading, or obstructing an officer, reckless driving, and child. Under New Mexico law, she could face up to 5 years in prison and over $6,000 in fines. Difficult circumstances can shape decisions, but accountability and the safety of others, especially children, must always come first. In today's world, family conflict should never be seen as a private issue. It's a social concern that calls for awareness, compassion, and decisive action. >> I'm still mind you, he comes breaking down the door while I'm still naked and he tries to hit me. On June 26th, 2025, Illinois police received an urgent call from a teenager reporting unsafe behavior by their father. Officers responded quickly and the lives of both father and child took a completely different turn. One was taken in for questioning, the other placed under care, and the truth gradually came to light. >> Hey, what's up, buddy? >> Hey, >> what's going on? Can I help you? >> Yeah, we got a call about uh who called? >> I believe it was your son. >> Yeah. >> Can you come out and talk to me? And can can you call him out, too? >> What's going on? >> Well, that's what I'm trying to figure out. What's going on? He called. >> What's going on? >> That's what I'm figuring out. What's going on? >> Okay. I guess there was some kind of argument between you and him. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, >> teenager. >> Yeah, teenager. I get it. >> I'll call my son. >> I appreciate it. Thank you. >> Have a good day, buddy. >> No, like I need to talk to him. >> Is there an arrest warrant or something? >> Well, I need to figure out if there is an arrest or not. So, >> for what? >> There's no arrest. >> A teenager? >> No, you're fine. >> A teenager? >> Yeah. I'm wondering what's what happened. >> He's a teenager. I'm asleep. No, I get it. I'm just I'm just wondering what's going on. >> Thank you, sir. I'll call my son. >> Where is he? >> He is not here right now, sir. >> He's not here. >> Sorry. >> Yes, sir. >> I got to get to work, sir. >> Okay. >> What What is he What's going on? >> I heard there was Well, he called us. He said there was some argument between you and him. So, that's what I'm wondering about. What happened? >> You got an easy job. >> What do you mean? >> You got an easy job, bud. >> Okay. >> Yeah, that's what I need to talk to both parties to see what's going on. >> Okay. >> Okay. You don't have his number? >> No, I don't. Well, let me see. Actually, maybe. >> Okay. >> Is he not home? >> No, he's not home. >> H Okay. Let me Let me see if I can find his number. Okay. >> I'm his father. I don't get a hard time, sir. >> I'm I'm not trying to get you a hard time either. >> My rights. >> Okay. Well, we're >> step off the cage of my home. >> Well, listen to me. I'm investigating something. >> I'm investigating something. Okay. >> Please step off the police, sir. >> Okay. I got his number. Do you want me to call him? Okay. Hello. Hey, this is Deputy Sing with King Sheriff's Office. >> All right. >> Hey. >> Hey. Uh, you're the one who called? Yeah, I called earlier. >> Okay. Are you here? >> Yeah, I'm in the back right now. >> Okay. Can you come on? Your father is now ready to comply with us. So, >> okay. I'm in socks right now and the back door is locked. So, >> all right. Thank you, sir. >> I'm still I'm talking to him right now. So, when he comes out, >> he is a minor, sir. Thank you. >> Is there a mother or anybody else in the house? Okay. >> I'm his father. Thank you so much. >> Okay. Can you please give me a little spec? >> You have your You have the whole door, man. >> After several minutes behind closed doors, the boy came out safely while officers remained in discussion with the father. >> Dude, stay away. >> Okay. Okay. >> You have a card, sir? >> Yeah. I'm going to have to talk to you. Okay. Just so you know, this is a this is an ongoing investigation. Okay. There's you're going to No, I'm going to have to talk to you like in person. >> Talk to me right now. >> Okay. Well, give me a second. Let me talk to your son first person. >> Give a card, sir. >> Okay. Well, I need I need >> Jesus Christ. >> Are you anything? >> A little bit. Not that. >> Okay. Do you want me >> please please >> get your shoes on? >> All right. Don't close the door, man. >> Yeah. Call your lawyer, but don't close the door on me. The father attempted to delay the process, [music] asking for paperwork, citing legal rights and privacy, and claiming to understand the system to delay their intervention. >> Hey, how are you? >> What's going on, man? Why are we here? >> Okay. >> All right. >> What you got, my man? >> Do you have a card, sir? >> I do. I'll get It's in my car. I'll get it later. >> Believe there's any eminent threat. >> What's that? >> Sir, >> I'll get it later. I'm not going to get it now, sir. >> Yeah. >> Have a good day. >> No. What's going on? Why are we here? >> Have a good day, sir. Because I got a teenager, sir. That's fine. >> Can you talk to me about it? I have kids. Maybe I understand. >> So, your your statement is you have kids and that's why we're here. >> Please step off the privilege of my home. I did ask you for some identification, sir. >> Keller 102. >> Last name, Keller. Badge number 102. >> Let me get some paper right down. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Oh, Samuel. Okay. Officer color 151. Thank you. >> Nope. 102. >> 102. >> All right. Thank you. >> Why are we here? >> Yeah, it's a good question. But I like I said, that's my son. I don't want to answer any more questions, sir. I'm a father. I'm a single father, >> teenager, sir. >> So, we're here investigating a domestic battery possibly. So, I'd like to get your side of the story, >> sir. I have no uh I have no comments for right now. >> You have no comments? >> No. Domestic battery. >> Mhm. >> Father and a son, sir. >> Yeah. Yeah, it qualifies. >> Thank you. >> So, you don't want to talk to me, >> sir. It's my son. >> I understand. Are you saying you don't want to speak to me, >> sir? What else is there to say? >> I need to figure out what happened here. That's why we're here >> outside. The son shared details and mentioned ongoing family issues. >> What caused the argument? Can I see Can I take pictures? >> Oh, yeah. This is from yesterday. >> You did that yesterday? >> Yeah, we were fighting here. And this is from two days ago. We were fighting in the middle of the street. We were fighting in the middle of the street. >> Yeah, it it was bad. This is >> Sorry. I've explained this to so many people and no one has helped me. I'm just kind of tired of explaining the same thing. Dude, I'm I'm so fed up. >> Can I just show you photos I've been taking of events that's been leading up this? We got into a fight a long time ago. Last time it got this bad where I got like this. We got into a fight where I was trying to take a shower in the morning. There's no hot water and he comes I'm still mind you. He comes breaking down the door while I'm still kid and he tries to hit me. I gave him two black eyes that day. I'm sure if he shows you a photo of that, you understand. This isn't a new thing. This isn't a new thing. Go ahead. >> No, no, no. >> A lot of this is just over. He's been I found out he's been taking my money, which has annoyed me. And he's denied it and he's tried charging me for a >> to the office and you're going to sit for 72 hours while we figure out what's going on. Then why don't you talk to me? Cuz that's our only other alternative. I'm not going to sit here and play this back and forth game. >> I know, sir, but this is my son. >> I get it. >> Not a single father. >> I get it. That's why I want to talk to you. Hey, if you refuse to talk to me, you can go sit in our jail for 3 days. >> Of course, >> so then let's talk. >> I don't want to leave him >> cuz I do believe he has potential, but he could get like this. >> Thank you. >> What happened? Why are we here? >> Okay. What happened today? >> I caught him drinking and I was like, "Dude, you can't keep drinking like this." In the morning, 6:00 p.m. He's still sleeping. I caught him drinking. I'm like, "Dude, can you please stop drinking? It's 6:00. Please get up. Shut the [ __ ] up." I don't know how it escalated. He tried to hit me. I defended myself and that turned him into pushing me into the chair and trying to hit me in the head. He moved from the chair and tried to hit me with the white chair that you can see back there just behind us. He's on the floor right now in the kitchen. >> And you saw me with the chair, right? >> Yeah. No, I defended myself from the chair. Then he tried to go back. It was really fast. >> Okay. >> How old is he? >> He can take care of himself. Again, if you don't want to cooperate, you can go sit in jail for 72 hours. >> I'm going to jail for 72 hours. >> If you're not going to give me any part of your story, that's a possibility. >> Uh, let me consult with insurance, please. I mean, this is not the time or place for that. You only need an attorney if you're being arrested. >> And you're arresting me, sir. >> I am not arresting you. Not at this point. No. However, if you don't want to cooperate, you will be held on a 72-hour investigative hold. >> I'm sorry. >> Sorry. >> If you don't want to cooperate, you will be held on a 72-hour investigative detention. That is not an arrest. >> He even provided notes he had kept. A thoughtful act for someone his age. >> Dude, no. You're not Don't show him the >> Don't talk to him. ignore him while we figure out what's going on. >> So, he's got >> I do believe he a cooperative person that doesn't get like this, >> but I don't know what happened. I seriously don't. >> Okay. >> He said around six, he told his dad, "Hey, stop drinking." He >> was sleeping all night today. He hasn't done anything. >> So, he lashed out on him and started hitting him. He said, "Throw you on the ground and you on the head." >> He didn't throw me on the ground. He throw me on the chair and he tried to hit me. I don't know if there's a booze on my head. I doubt it. It didn't feel that hard, but he still me like around this area. >> And then all the stuff on your left arm is from him. >> Uh today, yesterday, and two days ago. >> Yesterday they said they were had a fight right there. >> So you've had fights three days in a row that have gotten physical with your dad. >> Yeah. >> Oh, wonderful. >> I mean, it's been like this for months, but it's I don't want to be taking like DCFS. I don't want that to be involved cuz that happened to my brother and I saw how bad that can get. Like I said, I do believe it can get better. He's just in this weird phase right now and I just need to be away from I can't I can't be near that. This has been a story with his family for his entire life. He gets like this during certain point. Is your mom in the picture at all? >> She is, but she lives far far away. >> So they're not together. >> No, she wants to take me, but I go to school here. >> She hasn't given up her rights or anything like that. >> Um he did go to prison a few years ago, so my custody did get handed over to her, but I went back with him. So I'm confused on what that does mean for me. Anything recent though? Any recent custody agreements that you know of? Was it through Kane or a different county? >> I'm not sure. It might have been through Kane, but I'm not 100% on the situation. I was only 12 when all had happened. >> Right. Understandable. >> Did you call the police yesterday? >> Uh, no. No. >> I was able to fend for myself yesterday. That's why I didn't call. Today is like the first day you actually got the upper hand on me >> in the fight. The house has been trash. Like looks like a homeless person. And I've been trying so hard to fix it. This is what it used to look like before I started cleaning it. I've been pissed cuz he's not been helping me clean it and he just continues to make it worse. I'm like, "Come on, dude. Can you please help me? Can you please help me?" He's like, "Stop. Just don't clean it. Don't clean it." And he tries to fight me when I'm trying to help him. I don't understand it. >> Give us one minute. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, from today, >> Yeah. >> All of this is from yesterday. >> Yesterday. Yesterday. >> Yesterday. Yesterday. >> Two days ago. >> Two days ago. >> And nothing on my hand. >> What about this? >> That I'm not sure of. >> Okay. that I noticed earlier. >> After reviewing the information and noticing [music] concerning signs, police went back inside to continue discussions with the father and asked him to step outside. >> How you doing, Brian? >> Hey, come here. >> I need you to come out. >> Under arrest? >> Yes. >> What's the charge? >> You need to come out. >> Okay. Can I write a phone number down, sir? >> Yeah. I'll give you a second. Let me put you in handcuffs and then we will we'll write it down for you. How about that? >> Can I talk to my son, please? Could you just a little bit? >> Walk out. >> All right. Officer saying we should talk to my son. Yes, you can. But we have to put you in handcuffs first. Okay. >> Anyway, we can avoid the handcuffs in jail. I got >> All right. Be compliant with us. You know how this goes. You've been you you've been that route before, right, >> Brian? >> So, you need to come out. >> Yeah, you need to come out. >> Am I going to jail? >> Yes, you are going to jail. You need to come out. >> Brian, what's you need to come out and we'll talk about it. So, if you >> just come out, >> I got to call a friend. So, I make sure come outside then make your phone call. >> Brian. Yes, sir. >> I'm going to let you know. >> Excuse me. I got gas. >> I'm going to let you know this now. If this doesn't go smooth, I'm >> I'm also charging you with obstruction. >> So, make this as easy as possible. >> Yes, sir. I I I'm not going to >> drop this. Put it out. >> Hey, man. Kill me out here, please. >> Man, this is my This is my son, man. Come on. >> Put all this in. Come on. Put this out. >> If you're going to cooperate and you stick to your word, I'll let you finish cigarette. But if you're going to be a jackass, >> I know I hate, buddy. I'm not trying to be a jackass. >> I'm just letting you know. Illinois law is clear. When credible signs and testimony suggest [music] within a household, officers are required to take appropriate legal action, even if the person affected does not make a formal request. >> Well, you were with me at the door pretty well signal that you're going to be a jackass. >> Yeah, you don't deserve that. >> So, if you're going to cooperate, I'll let you finish the >> Thank you, sir. >> But we're going to do it out here. There is no bond. >> There's no more bond in Illinois. [snorts] >> Remember when Illino passed the safety act see a judge tomorrow? More than likely the judge will let you out tomorrow, >> but you have to see a judge. >> Can I get some socks, man? And I'm not trying to run, but today >> they're not They have socks for you at the jail. >> They They have everything. >> Could we save a little time, please? >> He's not in any eminent danger, man. >> This is what it is. Just finish your cigarette and then we're going to do what we have to do. >> Could you please can you please stand there? He >> just finish your cigarette and we're going to do what we have to do. >> Single dad, man. Come on. >> I get That's called >> tampering with a witness. >> It's best just to keep your mouth shut, brother. I don't have to tell you nothing. >> Stop talking to him. >> Just more charges are adding to you. Stop talking. I'm not We're not charging you, but if you stop start stop talking, bro. >> And then let's get this over with. >> So, we're charging. >> Okay. >> Here's the thing with these charges. He may be the victim, but it's domestic battery. So, the state becomes the complainant. >> How's this, man? The way Illinois law is codified is victims in a domestic battery situation, the state becomes the victim. The state places a high severity on domestic battery. >> This is my son, a single dad. >> I get it. >> He's going through some teenage stuff, man. He's going through a really >> from what you stop it. I just >> Who's pressing the charges? >> I am. >> Come on. Come on, brother. >> There's no Come on. >> Would you please? >> I I literally don't have a choice. If I don't arrest you, I go to jail. That's how serious this is. >> Can we sit down and talk, man? Over a cup of coffee, please. >> Without without without whoever is with the witness, man. Can we please sit down and talk? >> We can go over to my car and talk. >> Can we have my son? You I can talk through to you. >> Talk to me over here. Anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me, stab me? >> You got any bullets? >> No. >> Alcohol? >> After handling the father's procedures, police ensured the boy's safety and living conditions. say no >> porn [laughter] >> any sir. >> Put your left foot in first. Put your left foot in. >> You got a bad >> Thank you. >> I can fit fingers in between there. >> What the gun there, brother? >> 15. >> Do I have to ask you some really stupid questions? >> I'm open. will sound like I'm talking to a first grader, but Serge wants me to do it. >> Okay. >> You have a cell phone? >> Yes. >> Is it charged? >> Yes. >> You know how to call 911? >> Yes. >> Obviously. You have food in the house? >> Yes. >> Running water? A >> little? Yeah. >> Bathroom? >> Yeah. >> Can you shower? >> Yeah. >> You have clothes? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Something happens in the house, you know how to get out? >> Mhm. >> You feel safe staying home? >> As long as I'm distanced for >> from him for the time being. Yeah. >> Yeah. I think that's good. Did we get your phone number? >> I gave it to the guy in the >> Okay. So, it'll be attached on the >> your dad's phone number. >> I don't know off the top of my head. Second pull it out. >> Ultimately, the father was held legally accountable and detained for 72 hours for investigation before the court filed domestic [clears throat] charges under 720 LCS5/12-3.2 and issued an emergency protective order for the boy. Family mistreatment is never just a private issue. Laws exist to [music] protect those in vulnerable situations, even when the person responsible is a family member. A mother in Ohio lost custody of her children, not due to an accident or illness, but due to circumstances that raised important concerns about their well-being. >> Drawing things and yelling, and then she was like punching Mikey and screaming at him. >> On March 19th, 2025, police received a report of a family [music] dispute involving a woman who was the mother of two children, ages four and six. Officers quickly responded and intervened to ensure the children's safety. >> So, yeah, she's inside. She's just sitting on my recliner. Okay. >> She kind of went a little crazy. She was banging her head up against the walls. I think she stepped in some kicked some something glass at some point. Heard some glass shattering. I just went upstairs. I don't know. That's why I called you guys. >> Checked in. >> Yeah. So, she grabbed me and got >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, she wasn't like drinking or nothing? >> No, she's been drinking heavily. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. That's why she's acting like this. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> What? >> Hey. >> Hi. You got a dog in here? >> What? >> Is the dog put up? >> Dog. >> Is the dog put up? Is that Miss Torres? >> Yes. >> Hey, let's talk to your talk to us out here. >> Hey, how are you doing? >> I'm good. >> What's going on? >> Go ahead. Step off. >> Okay. What's going on? >> No weapons on you or anything like that. Can you turn around for us just to make sure? >> All right. >> So, what's going on tonight? >> Nothing. >> You sure? Okay. All right. Was you drinking tonight? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, did you get into an altercation? >> No. >> Nothing physical happened? >> No. >> Argument? >> No. >> I just drunk. >> Did you argue with [clears throat] anybody? >> No, I don't think so. >> Where was you out tonight? >> Home. >> You was drinking here? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, >> so nothing happened between you and your sister's husband? >> I don't think so. No. >> Okay. He was just worried like he was like contemplating or I was like >> okay >> he's a cop. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you take any meds today though? >> Yes. >> What do you take? >> I take cerakil and deathote. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Have you been taking them >> today? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you know you're not supposed to take that and drink? >> You're so wide. >> Sorry. >> I appreciate it. But do you know you're not supposed to take that and drink? >> Yes. >> Okay. When did you take your medicine? >> Today about like 5:00 today. >> And then you started drinking? What time? >> Okay. Do you feel safe at all? >> I did. >> Did you eat today? >> Yes. >> And you take your medicine all the time? >> All the time. >> Do you have any feelings or thoughts about killing anybody, hurting anybody? >> No. >> Anybody yourself? Your baby? >> I'm fine. >> Okay. >> Authorities gathered more information about the family situation and observed signs that suggested the children's home environment needed review. Do you usually drink? And your sister said, "No, what's going on? Why you started drinking today?" >> I'm depressed. >> Depressed? Yes. >> You know, there's programs and there's people that you can go talk to. You have a case worker, right? >> I'm very blessed. >> Okay. You know, you can reach out to those people whenever you're feeling low. >> Whenever you're feeling low and down, you can reach out to those programs to try to assist you. >> I thought I could overcome tonight, but like I know I'm very blessed. I I'm not even just kidding. I'm just saying. >> Yeah. >> Your forehead. What happened to your forehead there? >> That's the pick. >> She got like fresh in your forehead. >> Dry. It's dry, but it happened like >> Did you have any like Can you show me your nails? >> Cut at all. >> Okay. >> Can you see up under your nails? Okay. >> All right. >> I've been doing a lot, but like I'm okay. >> Okay. All right. So, you said nothing happened. Physically? >> Yes. >> Did anybody put their hands on you? No. >> Did you put your hands on anybody else? >> Okay. >> Are you sure about that? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, if we asked your sister >> Yeah, they can tell you the truth. >> They entered the home to check on the children's living conditions and spoke with her sister, uncovering additional relevant details. >> All right. Where's the dog at in the house? Whie, >> what kind of dog is it? >> Is it a big dog? >> No, she's little. She's cute. Okay. All right. Where is your your Could you have your uh I can probably go upstairs. >> Of course. >> If you can just stay down here. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Talk to my partner. >> You said the baby's upstairs. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Hello. >> I'm sorry to bother you. >> Hello. >> I just want to talk to you about the incident that occurred just to get your side of the story. >> So, what happened? Yeah, she just kept going to the corner store like a different time sitting apparently every time he was getting more and more alcohol. This is corner store right up here. >> Okay. >> And then yeah, like 10 10:30 Mikey got back and she was at the corner store again. So he was like I'm just going to go pick her up and then he was gone for a little while with her cuz she was like so. >> Okay. And yeah, she was just getting kind of like obnoxious and >> okay >> like throwing things and yelling and then she was like Mikey and screaming at him cuz he was just trying to like make her calm down cuz it was like I said it was late till like our kids were sleeping the babies then we have a four and sixyear-old. >> Okay. All right. So you actually seen her get physical with Lauren? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Does this happen often? >> No, cuz like like he said she's been on probation. Same with us for a year and then aside from a slip up she had a few months ago and then she went to rehab for So, she was fine. But yeah, it's been at least like six or seven months since she got back from rehab and nothing's >> okay. So, you say today she was going back and forth to the corner store getting things to drink. >> She kept saying she was getting energy drinks, but apparently she was getting and stuff. So, >> Okay. Then you say your husband went to go pick him up then at that point in time. >> Yeah. Like when they got back from that, she was just kind of acting manic and it just kind of progressed from there. >> Okay. Then you said you saw her physically him or him more. I didn't see her, but like they were like right outside the door and he showed me the thing on her chest. Like she was just like the walls and and herself and then Mikey tried to like grab her hands and like restrain him from like breaking anything and then she hitting him and then she like grabbed his chest or here and like scratched him right here really bad. >> Did she end up breaking anything in the house? >> Uh, not that I know of, but I've been up here with the babies. >> Okay. >> Throughout the process, the mother maintained her version of events, denying previous concerns. >> Did you like break anything here today? >> No, I don't think so. I didn't harm myself or nothing. Okay. But did you like kick anything? >> I mean that's only after him. I don't think so. Like maybe >> maybe in your room like the glass or something. >> We can go look. >> Yeah. Look. Look. >> Look. It's so cute. Like right now I wasn't there. It is cute. Right. >> What happened to your mirror here? >> I got today. No, not from today. >> Oh, like another dime. >> Yeah, it was. But this is from like way earlier. >> Okay. What about back this window right here? Is it broken? >> No. It's all fine. >> Okay. >> Because the situation unfolded in front of the children, police [music] conducted a careful and thorough investigation despite inconsistent statements. >> Willie just trying to figure out everybody's stories cuz we're getting different stories. Like there's three different stories. I mean, they all kind of correlate some type of way, but your story is completely different from theirs. And they also they want the best for you. But as far as >> I believe in you, >> your story today when when Novak when Mikey picked you up from the store today. >> Uhhuh. >> What transpired there? >> What? >> Can you tell me what happened after he picked you up from the store? >> I stopped believing. >> You You stopped believing. >> I don't know. No, I'm I'm saying like you're >> right. I I carry you. >> Yeah. As far as like Okay. So, you were going back and forth to the store today. >> Yes. >> Okay. And you were getting what? Something to drink. >> Also, like drink like in general like I was thirsty. >> Okay. All right. >> So, at some point in time, Mikey came to pick you up, right? >> My brother. >> Your brother came to pick you up? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, what happened on the way from the story to you? >> I got sad. I got sad. >> You got sad. Okay. Did you get upset? Did you get physical with him at all? Did you push him? >> The devil, >> huh? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? >> Not really. >> And you pretty much just been drinking. >> Robert, huh? >> You're like, I don't know. You rub like like you didn't. I don't know. >> The devil got set. >> What are you waiting on? >> So now, uh, with everything that happened, we contact our police legal adviser. They're kind of going to make the final decision on what happens tonight. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So that could mean you leave you here, you go to sleep. That could mean you authorize a, you know, a charge. You go to county. >> You know what I mean? So it's just up in the air. So I just wanted to be honest with you. Okay. >> Right. I go to sleep. >> Yeah. >> Literally nothing has happened. >> He said literally nothing has happened. >> Okay. I was just like a drink. >> Even with her denials, varying accounts revealed important concerns. Authorities acted to ensure the children were safe and well cared for. >> All right, we'll have you turn around. >> Okay. >> Interlace your hands on top of your head. >> What's going on? Tell us what's going on. >> Yep. We can we'll let you know. right now and you're being arrested for assault. >> Mhm. >> All right. Okay. >> Just come to the front of the cruiser. Uh >> where am I going? >> You're going right here. >> And we're like, where am I going? >> You're going to S County Jail. >> Yeah. My partner's going to >> just stand right here. Okay. Place the car. >> Have you ever been arrested before? >> Yeah. Did you get my information? >> I got her information. Let's go ahead and step inside. I'm going try to grab you a jacket, too. Okay. Fine. >> The children were temporarily placed into the child protection system, ensuring they were in a safe and stable environment while the mother addressed her legal matters. >> Yeah. >> [laughter] [snorts] >> Please, [laughter] >> what' you say? >> Can you explain all that's happening? >> So, you're going to you're going to jail for domestic violence. >> Okay. >> So, what's happening is your daughter is going to be put into children's custody. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Children's services custody. And they're going and then um you know they're going to be in contact with your sister if that's the next closest of your family. >> Can you call Anna and tell her that >> Anna Anna knows what's going on? Okay. [laughter] >> I'm sorry this is happening. Um [snorts] [laughter] got to try to make better choices. Okay. >> Yeah. [snorts] >> Can I talk to her? >> To who? [laughter] You'll be able to talk call her once you get down there. Okay. [laughter] [gasps] >> Can we just go to jail? Like we just hurry up. [laughter] >> The mother was charged with domestic violence. Under Ohio law, she could face 6 to 12 months in prison and fines up to $2,500. Love comes with responsibility. The law safeguards children, but above all, parents must act as their children's protectors. Children were in the car when a tense situation unfolded. What remains most important, however, is the [music] key takeaway, a reminder about adult responsibility and keeping children safe. Stop. I'm not I'm not here to play games with you. >> I understand that, but do you have evidence? >> On July 15th, 2023, Sarasota police received a report about a disagreement between a mother and her former partner. The [music] conflict stemming from a breakup and family disagreements escalated when the mother made choices that could have put the children at risk. >> What is this? >> That's my car. >> This is your car. >> Both of them. My mind. >> What happened to it? >> I don't know. >> What's your name? >> Nigeria. >> Hey. So, what's going on, man? >> All right. So, >> hey, come come talk to me over here. >> She picked me up. We left the car here. You know, take let my car take a break. >> It's on your car. You >> Hey, don't don't talk to her. He's going to talk to her right now. Just talk to me. What happened? So, she picked you up to do Uber Eats and then what? drove me all the way right here to Orange and Lemon. And >> where'd she pick you up from? >> She picked me up from right here. >> Okay. >> We got there, she started going off on me, started on me. She gave me an okey dokie to come hang with her. I was like, "Okay, fine. I'm going to come let you do some orders so you get gas in your car." So, she did. She came and she just starting on me. Told me to get out her car. So, I grabbed all my all my keys and stuff. >> Did she did she say anything to you before she started? >> Yeah, she was just start she got mad because we broke up today. We were homeless together. You know, I was helping her. My auntie let me come take a shower at her house. She got mad tried to assume that I'm just doing everything wrong because I went and took a shower and started welling on me. Me out the car was hit start then and there then tried to her car right there. Right there on 10th street. So I had to hide behind the post two times right here. We're walking down the road. I walked down the road. She told me she was on my car and this is what she did. >> Is that her car? Yes. >> Whose car is this? >> This is your car. >> Yeah, she just did all this. >> She said it was her car. I mean is it? >> This is my car. >> Okay. What is your name? And you guys broke up today? >> Yes. >> Were you guys living together? No. >> You guys got kids? You guys got kids together? >> No, I have no kids. All it was a hurricane. >> How long you guys been together? >> For like probably a month now. >> Just a month. >> Yeah. >> Does this car register in your name? >> Yes, this is in my name. You can check the license. >> Only his. >> Yeah. >> She was saying it was hers initially. >> I know. I just I just ran it though. It's only his. >> Yes, it's only my car. >> Were her kids in the car when this happened? There's three or four kids in that car right now. >> She has a flat tire right now in the front of her car. My car wasn't even parked this close to the thing. That's how hard. >> Faced with these allegations, the mother repeatedly denied them. Police quickly collected evidence from nearby cameras and images of the scene. >> This is fresh damage. >> I can see that it's a fresh scrape. I can see what's old right here. And I can see this fresh damage right here that just occurred >> when tonight. >> Yes. >> Or yesterday or a week ago, two weeks ago. >> Okay. Well, how'd you get your flat tire, ma'am? >> I didn't. You have evidence. >> Stop. I'm not I'm not here to play games with you. I understand that, but do you have evidence? >> We're in the middle of doing our investigation right now. I just want you to know that you're not free to leave at this point. Does that >> I don't I'm just telling you that I didn't do that. >> So, what happened to his car then? >> I don't know. I wasn't here like I told you. >> You told me two different things now. >> What? I told you. I just told you that. >> All right. Whenever we find this Spanish speaker. >> Okay. I can call him phone number. >> Do that if you can. >> We need him immediately. And then I need uh I need a canvas done once we get another officer here. >> In fact, I'll start on it right now. >> 40. I'll give you a 21, but we're not able to prepare anybody at this moment. >> He's got a video, too. >> I'll go back. I'll go ask this guy cuz I think that guy said that he drove off. Like she drove off. Yeah, she drove off with the bar. I'm going to record it and upload it. >> No, I was going to make sure he >> So, I got a video I'm uploading on evidence cuz he's not going to know how to send it through the video of it, too. >> Only of her smashing out the whole court. >> Okay. And you you do want a prostitute, right? >> Um I'm gonna um >> I need a lighter. >> A lighter. >> I don't smoke, man. My bad. >> I I'll see if I got one in my car. >> I'm going to go canvas real quick. >> Okay. >> Down here cuz he she said after she kept car she drove I think either this way or this way. I already uploaded it and then when she came back she didn't have a crowbar. >> Okay. So you think she threw it? Yeah. Have all the kids info. She's getting all the kids info right now. >> Yeah, that's fine. So then after you do that canvas, can you do me the favor of Can you find out who dad is by the way for them? >> I know. All three. >> Oh, it's different dads. Can you do the DCF notification right now? >> Call them. >> Yeah, do that. And then we're probably going to have to get one of their investigators come out cuz one kid's got a pretty bad looking like rash thing that's got like pus and stuff on it. So they need to get they need to get looked at. >> Hey, are you guys okay back here? >> Outside the scene, the mother appeared visibly stressed. Hey buddy, what's your name? >> I'm checking I'm checking on his welfare right now. >> I understand it, but >> we can't question a minor without his parent. We can talk to them and ask about his welfare. Absolutely, we can. Especially if we think the mother might be beingful right now. He's supposed to be in a car seat. They're not even seat belted in. You were driving your vehicle without that. >> I just took them out their car seats. Their car seats are dizzy. If you want to see them slowly, pull them out, too. you want or need. Try to help anybody. Try to help you get cars. Don't try to me. I'm already homeless. Thank you. >> Still not lawful for you to drive around. >> I understand that. But what I'm trying to say is you're here to help the community. You're not here trying to trouble to even have somewhere to stay, even lay my head, even wash even wash. You could try to ask, "Hey, puppet to their curses. Do they need anything?" Try to be >> right. But I try to talk to them to ask about their welfare. And you say talk to his mother instead of talking to him. >> But he can't talk. >> Right. Uh, if you could you just stand with the kids back there. I have a very strong suspicion that she rammed his car while those kids were inside of it. So, I got 101 Rob check on them. Go ahead. I'm going to start doing a canvas look for some videos cuz she's she's playing games. Like, do you have evidence that I did that? Even though she's got fresh damage on the side of her car here. >> Yeah, that and then all of that. And then if you look at his car, it definitely got smashed like by a vehicle. No, not yet. She's claiming it's all old damage. Kids aren't in seat belts either. So, >> are you on the phone with him? >> Yeah. >> Hey, most importantly, I need to know if he saw that car ran that other car cuz I need to know if those kids were in an accident. >> Regardless of the explanations, the concerning behavior with the vehicle were witnessed by several bystanders. Evidence from the scene clarified what had taken place. >> Hey, boss. Did you tell him that she she rammed your car? Where were you when she was ramming it? >> I was walking down the road. She told me she was going to [ __ ] up my car. >> Yeah, she rammed it like two or three times, right? >> I don't know. I didn't Okay, >> there was nothing. >> 104 ram twice. She saw that both sides. >> He saw it. We witnessed 104. He looked out when he first first heard the first bang. He looked out that car was parked was parked there. He saw him. He saw this car going northbound. Backed up again. I think I think she might have came from that way together. But we get Yeah. >> You want a brand statement? Call on. >> Yeah. If it's if it's on camera, that's good enough. I just need ID. >> Yeah. I I got their uh review on both sides. All right. >> Yeah. He said he heard the first thing. >> They're just in a dating relationship. I mean, let's let's talk. I mean, >> hello. >> Hello. How you doing? >> Hey, sorry it's so late. >> You heard what was going on. Are you able to tell me like what you heard? >> I walked over there and that uh like a gold car pulled off and then came back and was like just driving back into it >> a few times backing into or like >> like purposely it >> so it drove off circ and then she got out. I mean I I have it on video. >> Yeah. >> Can I watch the video? >> Yeah. Uh so this is where she is backing up and then she just took off. That was like the second time she like got out and started like smashing it. It's hard to There you go. >> And she starts going around the whole thing and just pretty much going to town on it and then she took off. >> You're watching as recording it. >> Yeah. And then she took off again down that this road, came back around, but didn't seem to try to this. >> They didn't try to And how long after all of that uh did they did she start talking to somebody or she just park her car? >> I think across the street they started to like tell her to like calm down. Okay. >> She like yell I couldn't hear it and then she took off. No, she I didn't see her talk to anybody. >> No. And you didn't see anybody in the black car? >> No. >> Have you ever seen them before? >> No. >> In the video after she is smashing the car with the crowbar, did you see what she did with the crowbar? Did she get back in the car with it? >> I I mean I'm I'm assuming it was a crowbar. I didn't really see it >> like when she was smashing it. But did you see if she like threw it? If she got back in the car? >> Maybe probably got back in the car with it. I can probably look at it. >> All right. Thank you. So she initially went that way after it, came back, parked. >> Yeah, cuz she she came she hit left, came back this way, hit it or Yeah. did that and then she went that way and then came back this way. >> Do you know how long of a time frame between her coming this way and back this way? >> I think that next road that makes you that you can take a right as long as it was. So she probably >> the very next street and then take a right. Yeah, it's probably just that. >> Awesome. Thank you so much. >> No problem. >> I I already took a picture of that. You put your bottom lip out a little bit. >> Little blood. >> It's a video of her like really online of her previously up. >> It's definitely felony criminal mischief for the damage to the vehicle. We're still trying to work out the aggravated aspect of it with her running running you over trying to run you over. Simple battery for her punching you and then for the kids. >> After assessing the situation, police took steps in line with local laws to address the matter responsibly. >> I love y'all. >> Should be open. >> But I need the break. >> You need a break. I do >> from the kids. >> Yeah. That should be your pride and joy right there. You know >> it is, but I need a break. I'm not saying it in a bad way. >> I got you. >> What you call me? >> No, I'm talking about another officer. >> Got you. And I don't care. Bye. And dad's not their daddy. Okay. Don't send them with them. >> No, we know. Where are the dads right now? >> Not in their lives. >> There's three dads, right? >> Yeah. >> That's why you ain't got no car. >> You got cheated on. >> Um >> and I'm gone. And I'm gonna >> Are you able to check her real quick so we can get her to >> I've been pregnant five times. You can't tell me about a woman's body. >> You have y'all smart. You can't tell me about no reason. He's not >> claiming to be a nursing expert. >> I know, but keep your comment. I didn't want it. My kids going to your grandma did. I'll spit on bra. And you know that >> not only that >> yeah but >> going I'm going to have slip check >> and your baby too that the one I'm pregnant with too. I know I'm pregnant and guess what >> you be mad at this baby the whole pregnancy damn baby already. >> That's why your grandma dead you got [ __ ] on >> and tell them how you a woman beetle. You see all these on me because of him. Pull him in jail. Yeah. You see him? You see him? Where? My arm. You see my arms? >> No. Thank you. I got all of them. Take him to jail. Oh, I'm just the aggressor. >> The mother was charged with battery and child act. Under Florida law, she could face [music] up to 20 years in prison and fines of $15,000. Always prioritize children's safety [music] and well-being, manage your emotions, and resolve conflicts calmly. This not only protects you from legal issues, but also ensures the safety of the children. Today's stories show that challenging circumstances never justify unsafe decisions, especially when children are involved. From car incidents to family [music] disputes, authorities intervened promptly to protect the children while ensuring accountability. The law safeguards children's rights and safety, but every adult must recognize and uphold their responsibilities. If you found this content helpful, please like and subscribe so you don't miss future stories [music] and lessons. See you next time. [music] >> [music]