You need help. She need help. Mental. She had mental because I'm telling you your your boyfriend's a men. >> I need mental issues because I'm telling you that your husband. >> You have to choice. You have to look for mental. No. Go ahead. Trespass. GO AHEAD. GO AHEAD. TRESPASS ME. MOM. Go ahead. Trespass me. Cuz that's the day that I'm leaving and I will never speak to you again. >> Raising children isn't easy, especially when they grow up to be bratty and ungrateful, unaware of their parents' breaking points. So, what happens when good parents finally decide to put their foot down once and for all? >> But I knew I was calling the cops because she needs to know there's cont $200. >> Oh my god. Get the off of me. >> No. >> Ow. You're hurting me. No. I just wanted to cash. >> She hit me. [Music] I don't know what I need. I can't help. >> You want an ambulance? >> Are you serious? Are you kidding me? >> You're about to get more charges. >> These were the moments when good parents had enough of their spoiled kids. Starting with a daughter so entitled she attacked her own father for not letting her drive with a suspended license. >> You're getting that Tahoe. I'm calling the police on. >> Okay. >> And she just got back. She's driving without a suspended license. >> He's saying you got hit. You hit him with a shovel before he even had a crowbar. >> He No. No. I want TO GO TO SHED. This is not fair. >> Let's walk out my car, please. >> She just said, "I'm gonna" >> On September 16th, 2024, police in Oklahoma rushed to a home after a father called in panic, reporting that his daughter had attacked him with a shovel. >> Come on, it >> Well, I got hit with a shovel. >> Okay. >> I I picked I picked a crowbar up because she was getting bothered with me. I was trying to protect myself. >> I got you. >> And she hit me. Uh, I don't know what I need. I can't tell. >> You want an ambulance? >> Elbow is broken. Huh? >> Okay. How what kind of shovel was it? Fulls size digging shovel or what? >> Uh, uh, >> little uh a shovel that was uh uh like scoop. I I've been scooping dog or it up with it or whatever. >> Okay. >> Like a little flatb blade of shovel. >> You think your elbows broke? >> Well, I don't know. >> What do you want to do? >> Damn strong. >> What do you want to do, Ed? >> Well, she didn't think I could do anything. You know what pisses me off is I was over here working. >> Yeah. >> Over here in Timber Ridge doing a customer job. Yeah. >> And Josh is going to come up here in a minute with some firewood. >> Okay. And uh >> so she calls me and you know and I and I get mad because she's uh found the keys to the car. >> Which car? >> At Tahoe. >> Okay. >> She found it and I I figured she lost them and never was going to be able to find them again. >> Mhm. >> And so uh >> where's she at right now? >> Huh? >> Where is she at? >> In the house. >> Okay. All right. So go ahead. Sorry. She found the keys to the Tahoe. >> So she found the keys to Tahoe. called me and she started talking about having to go over to some damn >> motel over on 122nd. >> Yeah. >> And she said uh that it's my fault because her clothes are missing now. >> Oh, okay. >> She left him over there. She left him over there and said it was my fault. >> Okay. And so anyway, uh she keeps trying to I told her, "You getting that you're getting that Tahoe, dog?" >> Yeah. >> You You getting that Tahoe? I'm calling the police on you. >> Okay. >> And she just got back. She's driving without a suspended license again. >> Yep. >> And I told her, I said, "You get in that Tahoe and drive off. I'm calling the cops on you." I'm having grocer. And so she got mad at me and started swinging at me. >> You think it's broken? >> I don't know. >> Amos, come check you out. >> No, I don't know. >> So she gra was this Did she swinging the shovel at you before you even had the crowbar? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, she >> When officers arrived, the father tried to explain what happened. Armed with only a crowbar to defend himself, he couldn't stop the shovel swing that shattered his elbow. But the daughter had a different version of the story and it was nothing short of manipulative. >> Are you Jessica? >> Come out here and have a seat on this chair. >> What happened around at me? >> Huh? >> He's swinging a crowbar around. >> Is that because you hit him with a shovel? >> No, it was because he had a crowbar, man. >> So he had a crowbar >> one that had the crowbar the whole time we were out here. >> He's like swinging around. >> How How close was he to you? close. >> Is anybody going to hit me with it? >> I picked up the sh I'm not going to lie. >> I don't have any reason to lie. >> I'm sorry. >> A lot of people say that. Okay. You know what I mean? >> No, I really don't. This time nothing left to lose. Do you see >> cameras here? Huh? >> Was anybody else around when this happened? >> Just you and him. >> Stop the elevator. >> You mean swinging around? You're doing this number. Did he? I mean, >> yeah. I I wish I had video. I'm going to put a video camera on this house. >> Uhhuh. >> Okay. Cuz he's saying that you got Hold on real quick. He's saying you got hit. You hit him with the shovel before he even had a crowbar. >> He No. No, that's not true. And I came out too. He was out there by the trash can and he had a crowbar in his hand and he was swinging >> by the trash cans. >> Yes. >> And where were you? >> I wasn't here. I was with him. >> Did you walk up to him? >> I was trying to talk to him. >> So he had the crowbar and you approached him. >> Before she could finish her victim act and pin the blame further on her father's disease, the officers had news of their own. >> No, I know. I've been here. I've been here before. >> Always you don't you don't know what I'm saying. Um, we always talk when he gets home. It's always been like that. I am 39 years old. We always talk. And since my mom died, not that was 4 years ago in January. Um about two of those years he's been I think >> you want to go to h how come I know the history here, right? Um how how Huh? the history of you guys fighting and and I mean I've been here a couple times. >> How come you did not call us if he was >> I did too. >> Huh? >> I just did. >> You just did? >> I did. >> Okay. Ask the lady. Call her. Your dispatch lady. I talked to her. >> Uhhuh. >> Because I had to go get my phone. I didn't have it on me. I had to run inside. >> So you didn't get hit at all? >> I got hit on the hand. He hit me with that crowbar on the hand. It was just enough. >> You feel like I I feel like if you got hit by the crowbar, it'd be a little It'd be broken. >> Well, I thought it would be red. More red. >> I didn't. >> Okay. They weren't strangers to this house. In fact, they had responded to calls here many times before. Each visit ending the same way. But this time, things escalated a bit further. >> Why am I going to do? I didn't >> You always do stuff. >> I didn't do anything. >> Jessica, >> we were at 1809 the other day. >> Dad, >> hey, calm down. >> Please stop. >> Let me tighten your hand. >> Let me let me tighten your handcuffs so they don't tighten. This is guilty, sir. This is [ __ ] Are you good? >> Stop moving so I can lock these handcuffs. >> Do you have Hey, Jessica. >> That'll that'll all be documented in the report. Okay. Hey, listen. Listen. Do you have anything illegal on you? Anything that's going to poke me in your pockets. >> I want to know why I got to go to I want TO GO TO DAD. >> This is not fair. >> Guilty. He was doing a crowbar first, sir. >> I'll put I'll put that in the court. No, you got to get him in jail, too. This isn't fair. >> Are you serious? Are you serious? >> You're about to get more charges, ma'am. >> Stop. >> DAD, >> STOP. >> I'M NOT GOING TO HELP YOU. >> YOU'RE going to get more charges. >> Quit resisting. I'm done with you. >> You're under arrest. >> Quit resisting. >> Why me? >> That's enough. >> Don't take me to help. Why would you do that? Please stop. Can you please tell me why you're not taking him? >> Face the car. Separate your feet. >> My lawyer, please. >> Dad, please don't do this. He leaves me. He doesn't eat right and all this [ __ ] He's got dementia. >> I'm not trying to be mean. I'm really not. >> Change. Lift up your hands so I can search your back waist. I'm sorry. >> I apologize. I'm not trying to be rude. >> Well, >> I know. I'm sorry. I'm I'm sorry. Well, >> sit down. >> But why are you taking him? Cuz he's >> Sit down, please. >> He's swimming across. >> Jessica, sit down, please. >> Can you answer my question, please? I'm not trying to be >> Sit down, please. But now is not the time. I'll talk to you a little bit in a second. Okay. >> The daughter resisted arrest, screamed at officers, and piled on new charges to her criminal record. Then, just when they thought it was over, officers made a startling discovery. I was going for your protection here. >> Yeah, you also have so >> was not mine. I didn't do anything, dude. You have >> where? Where? >> In your wallet. >> It was not. It was in your wallet. >> It was in my wallet. >> Yeah. >> Inside her wallet were illegal substances. The moment it was found, her crocodile tears were gone and replaced with pure rage. With her father watching helplessly, she made a disturbing threat that surprised even the police officers at the scene. >> Yes. I was going to kill you. I don't care. >> She just said I'm going to pull him. >> Said he's going to she's going to [Music] >> Where's he at? >> He ran to see if he can find the shovel. And >> he took it inside. She took it inside. >> I don't know where she go. I don't know. >> I know that dog crap right there. I'm sorry. I I threw that out there because she throws it in the front door. >> Hey, someone's going to come out here and take pictures of your injuries. Okay. >> You said you don't want any medical. >> You don't want an ambulance? >> No, I don't think >> Do you plan on going to the hospital afterwards? >> Sir, >> she's going to kill me when she gets out. So, it doesn't matter anyway. She's going to >> By then, there was no more doubt. She wasn't just a danger to her father. Instead, she was a danger to everyone. And the shocking facts revealed by her father only deepened that fear. >> Yeah. Well, I was getting back to last night. >> Yeah. >> She I got into it again. >> Yep. >> So, I tried to sleep on a bench over there off on that with the window there and it was really uncomfortable all night. >> I could see her walking around with flashlights and stuff, you know. >> You slept out here last night? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Finally. >> Show your own house. >> Why, Ed? >> Well, because I didn't want to be around you. And then I got >> trailer had a bunch of brush on it that I've been cleaning up. >> Yep. >> So I just climbed up on top. >> She's going to take a picture real quick on you. >> Pull your elbow. She's going to get a photo. >> I just climbed up on it. I climbed up on that brush. >> Yep. But what >> what do you think you need us to do to help you, Ed? Cuz it's escalating and we're afraid you're going to get seriously hurt. >> It's going to happen anyway when she gets out. When you let her out, I'm sure I'm gonna probably That's the way. >> You probably need to go get >> and her friends. >> You probably need to go get a protective order. >> Her friends want to come, too. >> Probably be a good start. >> Are you going to get a VPO down there? >> Have to do something. >> Yes. Down to Oklahoma. >> That's going to be the way that we can arrest her immediately when she steps up here is going is going through that get that protective order while she's in jail. >> How often you let her stay here? maybe four days a week or something. >> Okay. So, she's pretty much calling this home. >> So, you're going to have to have her evicted. >> Well, when when my wife about >> I understand >> four years ago. >> Yep. >> But it wasn't even it wasn't >> I I mean I didn't mind Jesse having a house, but I'm not letting her piss all my assets out. >> She will. >> And that's what she's doing. >> She will. >> Yeah. Every time you come over or she comes over, she's getting something out and taking it to the gold guy up on Broadway. >> Yep. She ponds your stuff. Yeah. >> And so all my I believe that all my gold and my silver's already gone. >> I believe it. >> But even after the substance discovery, getting her into jail wasn't as simple as slamming the door shut. Things got pretty ugly soon enough. >> We ran the female. Correct. We were ran local county, but we've not actually officially been asked a runner. Would you go and runner? >> Yes, please. Can I have a print out for a blue sheet with call notes as well? >> Why isn't he going to jail, too? This is [ __ ] I called you guys. I called you to protect me. We just got up here. Hello. >> Okay. >> I can't believe that you think that I did it. >> I didn't do anything. I'm trying to hold you. >> I also heard you say you're going to kill him. So, I also heard you say you're going to kill him. So, that probably doesn't help you out very much. >> I'm sorry. >> See, I mean, that right there is why you should be a cop. >> Okay. >> I didn't do anything. And you're not listening, sir. Please stop. Please stop doing this to me. You just hate me. And I'm done with that. I don't even care. I'm a grownup. I know how to handle things. I don't understand what I did wrong in the first place. I was trying to call you guys for your protection and now I'm in the backseat of a car. >> Now everyone's safe now, aren't they? Dude, no they're not because my dad is still on the loose and he is losing his mind. You're not listening. It's dementia. [Music] >> 6597 ending 314 and I'm make sure that my lawyer knows everything. Tyler, >> okay. >> Okay. >> It'll be in the report. >> It'll be in the report and on body camera >> protection in your little up. I'm trying to tell you I didn't do anything wrong. >> Whoa. Now we go with the racial slurs. >> WOW. WHOA. >> You stepped out of line. >> What's up? She's peachy, by the way. She might have some CDS in her wallet and I need to go through and see if it's enough. >> I didn't do anything. This man, he has a holding grudge and I don't >> In the end, the woman was charged with domestic abuse with a dangerous weapon, possession of a scheduled substance, and obstruction. Moving on to a shameless junky teenager whose bad habits pushed her to steal from her own father. >> She's on probation, so she don't supposed to be around. I know smoking and stuff like that. Dale, she's back doing that. >> No, Dad. Don't take me nowhere cuz I'm trying to I'm trying to >> stand up. >> I just want to have my last smoke. That's all right. I I hadn't had anything. Um, can I talk to my dad, please, and have him talk to you about it? >> Stand up. >> Can I see the affidavit? I apologize. >> I just want to talk to my dad. >> No, you're not. All you need to do is let go of the cigarette. >> On February 12th, 2024, Florida police responded to a call made by a distressed father who reported that his daughter had stolen his car. But the true extent of her criminal behavior only came to light when the deputy talked to the upset parent. >> How you doing? >> All right, man. How you doing? >> Deputy John. >> Yes, sir. Nice to meet you, sir. >> Nice to meet you. So, what's what's going on? >> My daughter, >> she's uh been in trouble before with her mother vehicle. Uh she's on probation, >> so she don't supposed to be around no smoking and stuff like that. Dale, she's back doing that. So, I I need to get away from my house because she took my my vehicle without my permission. >> Okay? you know, and she just need to go ahead and either go to live stream somewhere. >> Well, that's live stream is not the option. >> No, you know what you need to do. >> I I know. >> So, I got some questions to ask. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> You need to answer them correctly. Well, not correctly, honestly. I'm sorry. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> Quite safely. >> Um, has she ever had permission to drive that vehicle? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Um, has she been residing here? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Um, what do you wish to do? Um, I'm booster. >> Where is she at? >> Um, so here's how this is gonna go. >> I'm gonna place her under arrest. Okay. But you're going to have paperwork to fill out. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> She going to give me any issues. The father knew it wasn't the first time she had done it, and he knew it wouldn't be the last. When the officers finally confronted the daughter, they experienced firsthand why her father was so fed up with her. >> How you doing, Hannah? So, what's going on today? >> Absolutely not. >> Well, it doesn't really matter. >> So, what do you mean? He was saying you stole his car and you didn't. Did you take his car or did you not? I I I hadn't taken his car. >> You didn't take his car? >> No, sir. I was right here the whole time. >> So, why did he call me saying that you stole his car? >> No, sir. He He having a bad day today. He He gets like this. >> He gets like this. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Well, here's my problem. All right. It's his car. He's willing to sign an affidavit saying you took it, okay, and place you under arrest. So why would he lie about that and when you have a history of stealing vehicles? >> Explain that to me. >> But he has no evidence that I was I was that >> that's a court problem. If he's willing to sign an affidavit, that's how the law works. >> Okay. >> So you didn't take his car? >> Um, no. No sir, I haven't. >> The daughter's refusal quickly escalated into an altercation that the officer didn't see coming. >> Okay. Go ahead and stand up for me. >> What? What? What did I do wrong? >> You took his car and you signed an affidavit. >> I didn't take his car. >> I'm asking you my name, sir. >> I'm asking you nicely to stand up. >> I hadn't done nothing wrong. >> I'm asking you nicely to stand up. >> I hadn't done nothing wrong. >> I'm asking you nicely to stand up. >> Come over here and talk to him, please. >> You sign an affidavit. >> You got to the count of three to stand up. One. >> Two. >> No, Dad. Don't take me nowhere cuz I'm trying to I'm trying to >> stand up. I just want to have my last moment. That's all I had. I hadn't had anything at home. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. I'm not ming around with this. Stand up. >> I hadn't I hadn't done nothing wrong. >> Do you want to really get tased today? >> No, sir. >> Then stand up. >> Um, >> this is your choice. This is completely on you. >> I had done nothing wrong, sir. I haven't done anything wrong. You not even giving me a chance to talk. You haven't even given me a chance to talk. Please don't judge. Um, can I talk to my dad, please? have to talk to you about it. >> Stand up. >> Can I see the affidavit? I apologize. >> Dad, please go away. I won't do it no more. Please don't let me go in. Please take the car possibly. Can you please talk to him? Dad, please. I'm begging you. Please, Dad. >> No. Please don't take me. I won't do it no more. I hadn't done anything wrong. >> You on on any narcotics right now? >> Please don't call the police on me, sir. >> Are you on any narcotics right now? >> No, sir. I have. >> And why you fighting me so much? >> Can you please give me time to talk? Sir, >> let go. >> Let go. >> See? >> Let go. >> What? What? Can you please let him die? I'm begging you. >> Please die. >> Dad, please >> let go of the lighter. >> I'll go to I'll go to live live stream. >> Let go of the lighter. >> I'll go to live stream in the next. I already asked you that. >> Let go of the lighter. >> Please, Dad. >> Please. >> Please, Dad. >> Let go of the lighter. Let go. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. You're under arrest. >> Talk to you. >> I'm just trying to talk to you. >> Let go. >> Let go. >> Please. >> Yeah. >> Let go. >> Not enough. >> As the officer tried to walk her to the car, she clutched the cigarette tighter, refusing to let go. Both she and the officer knew it was laced with substances. And if the cop got hold of it, there would be no escaping an arrest. >> Please don't die. Please talk to him, Dad. Please, please. >> 395. Give me traffic. >> Please talk to him. >> You're about to get tased. >> I apologize. >> Talk to my father before I go. >> Just stay right there. >> I won't do it anymore. I won't do it no more. Please >> stop. >> Stop moving. >> You're doing this on your own. >> Stop. >> Let go. >> Let go, Anna. >> Let go. >> I apologize. I just want to talk to my dad. >> No, you're not. All you need to do is let go of the cigarette. >> Let go. >> Dad, I didn't want to go to life. >> Come on. Can you stop? Can we jump a little bit more for it? >> Stop. >> Please stop. >> I hadn't done it. >> Stop. >> Please stop. >> Stop. Please. >> You're doing this to yourself. >> I won't do it no more. >> Get up. >> I won't do it no more. >> You are fighting me the whole time. >> Get up, Anna. >> You need to get up. >> I apologize. [Music] >> You got to go, Anna. >> What are you on that I need to be aware of? I'm not on nothing, sir. >> 3095 Lake. >> Got her secured on the ground. You can clear traffic. Send me for EMS 51. Reference Unknown 31. >> Yeah. Stand up. >> Stay. No. Stay down. >> Stay down. >> Stay down. >> When fighting didn't work, she decided to try a new approach, begging her father not to make it official. But these tactics proved to be useless on her end. >> Please God, don't run at me. I won't do it no more. I promise. That's >> I just need I just need some time to think. You can take me to the live stream. >> I'll take you. >> No, Dad. I will let for you to take >> Sorry after the appointment. >> Please die. >> She's good to stay until >> Please die, honey. Anything. Please. >> Please die. >> Just stay down, Hannah. >> Her necklace is somewhere on your hood, too. >> Okay. Okay. Oh, and signal 10 as well. May I >> please? Absolutely not. >> I'll I'll cooperate with you. >> I don't trust you for a bit. Stay down. Do not move until EMS gets here to check you out. You made me drag you all the way from the backyard. Sir, >> see that plastic piece right there? You mind handing that to me? >> Yes, sir. Looking at >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Good, baby girl. I just I just want my smoke out. >> I know, baby. You don't That's where you at. >> That's why the things you doing. That's not That's not right. >> But got you into this problem. >> Come on. You You ain't paying attention, >> Dad. Can you give me that what out the house? >> Absolutely not. >> Can't give you nothing right now, babe. >> No, you need to wait for EMS. >> You got to wait till the to the emergency come. >> Now, I'm going to ask you one more time. Are you riding anything today? No sir. >> What you was smoking? >> I hadn't smoking nothing. I had >> All right. That's your choice. >> I was smoking my pen. Dad, I'm being honest. >> I've been trying to stay clean for the last three days. >> Dad, just please talk to him. >> Talk to him. He's the one that called us. Hannah, [Music] >> may I Sir, I I I will cooperate with you. Can you just please let me stand up? >> Do not move. May I sit on my butt? >> You sit on your butt, but you're not standing up. Crisscross your legs. Crisscross your legs. Crisscross them. There you go. body slam. >> Dad, please don't put me on the papers. Please don't put me on the papers. Just talk to him. Please, Dad. I promise I'm going to go to live stream in three days. Please, Dad. Please, Dad. Dad, please don't put me on the papers. Please, Dad. I'm going. Can I go talk to my father? Please, can you take me over there to my father? >> You are not comprehending anything we are talking about. Absolutely not. You are staying there until EMS gets here. >> When that failed, she looked back at her father, hoping he would step in on her behalf. But he refused to even look at her. And when he finally spoke, he exposed the details of her troubled past. Ever since she come back from the nine months up there in >> Tallahass went to jail and she's supposed to been here. We trying to get a I started some um right here right here. >> Uh yeah, >> right there. I was I was taking her had started getting getting her to uh >> go see uh trans son here for the prosecution of the stolen vehicle. >> Okay. >> I'll turn myself down. >> Hannah, >> I'm not I'm not just going to walk to my father. >> Stop. Stop. >> Please don't touch. You're starting to irritate me. Stop. What is this? >> And you wonder why I think you're on something. Can't stay in town. >> I just needed something. >> No. >> Dad. Dad, please don't put me on the papers. Dad, I'll turn myself in in 3 days. Dad, >> please don't put my name on the paper. The daughter tried one last time, throwing every excuse, every plea, every ounce of manipulation she had left at both the officer and her father. >> Dad, can you um take can you can you just take me in in a couple of days? Like 3 days? Dad, please die. Please die. >> 20 seconds. Thank you. Love you. Love you. Okay. I love you, >> Dad. >> I love you, >> Dad. Can you just talk to him, please? >> I did already. >> You can't talk to me >> about what? >> About like what happened? I had >> I've been talking >> You didn't see You hadn't seen me die. Dad, you hadn't seen me steal the car, >> Dad. I tried not to fight you. >> But you did. >> So that's on you. So you're going to stand up or you going to do it again? >> I'll stand up and cooperate. Look at that. He's talking to my dad and >> he doesn't want to talk to you back. >> No, >> he's being nice. He's >> He signed all the paperwork. He doesn't want to take it back. So, are you going to stand up for me or do I got to bring my car and drag you in it? I'm asking. You going to stand up for me, >> Hannah? >> The officers had no choice but to drag her to the police car. But even that bit didn't come without a little drum. >> All right, go ahead and lean against my car real quick. Anything on poke me, stick me, or hurt me? >> Anything that's going to poke me, stick me, or hurt me, Hannah? You mean, >> come talk to me, Dad. >> Huh? Can you come talk to me? >> Can you come talk to me then? Yes, >> please. >> Please don't take me in, Dad. >> Come on. >> Please, >> come on. >> Step in. >> Go ahead and scoot over for me. >> Nope. Just pin more. Can you take me to the live stream? I won't fight. I had to fight you. >> Doesn't matter. You still committed a criminal charge. >> What? We're surprised, sir. >> What do you want me to take you to live stream for? What's your concern? >> Cuz I can go and get my rehab in 3 days. >> Not for narcotics. >> What happened? >> All right. Love you guys. >> Sit back. >> Please. No. Do not do not. I will add another charge. Get your foot in there. >> In the end, she was charged with grand theft auto and resisting arrest without violence. For the next case, this mother became a target of her own daughter's rage until the police stepped in to help. >> Are you crazy? Why? I don't have anything on me. Hey. Hey. Ow. CAN YOU PLEASE STOP US? STAND RIGHT HERE, PLEASE. >> NO. You're going in. >> Oh my god. >> It's too late for negotiation now. >> She tells me all the time, I'm not ready yet. I'm not ready. You have a 5-year-old daughter. Why aren't you ready? She punched me in my back and she was coming after me. >> I know. If I wasn't there, she would have I've stopped her many of times from hurting her mother. >> On February 20th, 2024, police in Florida got a desperate call from a mother whose daughter had stolen her phone. And to make matters worse, she had drained money out of her bank account through Cash App. When officers tracked the suspect, they found her strolling casually along the roadside. And one look at the lady was enough for the officer to realize this arrest wasn't going to be an easy one. [Music] >> Here out of the road. >> Oh, can you call her and tell her to give my stuff? >> We're going to figure everything out. >> She said she's hanging up the phone if I give her stuff. Boom. Give it up. I give it to her. No, that >> Hey, >> what? >> Stay over here. >> No. >> Or you're going to go in cuffs. >> Why? >> Because we're investigating something right now. >> So, let's go to them then. >> Can we go there then? >> No, we're going to stay right here. >> But they're not here. This is involving them. >> I have another person that's going over there. >> Step out of the road. >> Can you please car? >> I have someone over there right now. >> I need to talk to her. [Music] >> I have someone over there right now. That's great, but I need to talk to her. >> Okay. >> Are you crazy? >> Why? I don't have anything on me. Hey. Hey. >> Whoa. Why am I here? Come on. Please. >> Stop. You're going to get a charge. >> You hear him? No. Stop. Stop. >> Can you just go? >> Oh my god. Wow. Please score. I just want >> If you will work with us, >> I am trying. >> We will try. No, you're not working with us. >> I just Oh my god. >> Ow. CAN YOU PLEASE STOP US? STAND RIGHT HERE, PLEASE. >> NO, you're going to >> Oh my god. >> It's too late for negotiation now. >> I just want to talk to our Please. Please. I just wanted to hurt me. Ow. You guys are really hurting my arm for real. >> I didn't even want to. >> I'm not going anywhere on the incumb Oh my god. Get the off me. >> Ow. Get off me at all. Please. I just want to stand. Please. I just want to still please. What should have been a straightforward interaction turned into a messy fight right in the middle of the road. And it wasn't long before the resistance soon turned into something even more nasty. >> I need to cry. >> Okay, I understand that. And I told you that we could try and work make that work. But you want to walk away from me and that's not happening. >> Can you just go there with me, please? >> Don't worry. What will >> when like this is so unnecessary? >> This is ridiculous. >> Stop it. >> I can't. You're on me. I can't get up. >> Wait. Hold on. Yo, >> do you have anything on you? >> No. >> Ow. What? >> It's not a safe. >> What's in your pocket right here? >> I have change and everything. You just throw it in my bag. I don't really know. >> You want to take it out? >> Yeah, I dump it. >> I'm not going nowhere. Why you grabbing me so hard? I don't feel good. Can you please stop grabbing me so hard? I'm not going nowhere. I just want you to bring me there real quick. >> Are we going there? >> Just get in the truck. >> Stop pushing me so hard. You're realing rude. I'm trying, [ __ ] >> Trying. You're yanking me back and for >> The struggle went on for a couple of minutes. She cursed, fought, and dragged the struggle out until patience wore thin on everyone. And that's when her mother, standing by with tears in her eyes, confessed that this behavior wasn't new. >> Yesterday, she stole my phone. I didn't realize it till late in the afternoon. And I she's done it before and she's cashed out herself before. So then when I realized she took my phone, I was looking for her, calling her. Bring my phone home. Don't take any money out of my bank account. She took $200 out of my bank account. She lied to me. Said she didn't have my phone. So I've been looking for her since yesterday. And now I pulled up here because I know this homeless guy here. And sure enough, that car was over there. And she was with the homeless people. And I said, Lauren, all I want is my phone. >> She's banging all night. >> I said, "All I want is my phone. Just give me my phone back." And I said, "And another thing, you're going to jail for stealing my phone cuz she really needs a rehab." I said, "Please give me a minute. Mom, Mom, can you come here, please? Mom. Mom. Mom. >> Mom, please come here. Sit back. >> No, mom. I'm reviewing. >> Get in the truck. Get in the truck. >> Shut the door. [Music] >> Go get prosecution cuz she's one of two. >> Can I get a statement? >> Yeah. See if she'll do one. >> Yeah, I want to do a statement, but can I do that march man thing where they'll send it to a rehab? Yeah. >> So, she wants to understand >> um you said the phone has happened in the past, right? >> She's always taken my phone and cashed out herself, but she never stole it. Yesterday, she stole it. She took $200 out of my account, which the money I'm not concerned about. She really needs help. >> Okay. >> And she has a 5-year-old daughter that I got to go to the school. And >> we can't provide her the help that you you think we can give her. The only help that we can give her is >> is if she has a criminal, which she's obviously done something criminal now. So, if you want to prosecute on charges, >> I want to prosecute her and then I want to go to court and I want to talk to the judge. All you got to do is look at her arms. >> So, the dispatcher said something about someone being hit. >> Yeah, she hit me before. She want she didn't want to give me my phone and then she took my phone. She hit me in the she punched me in the back. >> In the back. And I'm not going to even raise my hands to kick her ass because I know she will swore to me. >> Okay. So, do you uh do you want to provide a statement on what happened today? >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> She really needs to go to rehab. >> Meanwhile, the daughter found every opportunity to further bring shame to the family name. >> Can I just open the door? I won't get on the door, please. No. >> Can you just bring her here? Mom, help. >> In the end, the female was charged with battery, criminal mischief, theft, and resisting an officer without violence. Speaking of spoiled kids, this entitled teen was one step away from attacking his own mother before officers intervened. >> On the bottom, y'all had a question before. Take them. We go. >> And then he just starts just, "Y'all don't care. Y'all don't love me." and and just all kinds of crazy stuff. >> I don't care about none of that, man. I've been to jail before. It don't mean nothing to me, man. >> Hey, mom. Hey, mom. >> On January 29th, 2023, a terrified mom called 911 regarding her teenage son, whose behavior had escalated into madness during a family fight. As officers stepped onto the property, they heard sounds of yelling coming from the garage, which immediately raised alarm BELLS IN THEIR MINDS. ON THE BOTTOM. Take them out. We got it. >> Stop. We're not going to get up, >> sir. I need you to calm down and relax or you're going to get tag up, man. Guys, I need you to back up. I will calm down. >> Please don't stop. Stop. I don't give a [ __ ] man. >> Y'all good? We're good, >> man. I don't give a Stop. I love you. >> I love you. >> I don't care, man. I know I'm going to show up tonight, man, but it's whatever, man. I DON'T GIVE A MAN. >> STOP. >> POLICE, MAN. >> Y'ALL, MAN, PLEASE. >> Yo yo yo, I need to get here. >> I love you, son. >> Yo, I love you, too, man. >> Go inside. >> Go inside. >> Hey, the whatever. I'm going to jail tonight. I'm going to jail tonight. That's okay. Cool. I don't give a police, man. Police, man. I don't give a man. >> I'm not this way, please. >> Hey, can y'all pull man? Pull my pants up, man. >> Man, pull my pants up, man. Godamn. >> I'm not stopping. I'm not resisting nothing. I'm not resisting nothing. I'm not >> You're not running the show. Okay, you listen to what we're >> pull up. Pull pull my pants up. God, >> I'm over here losing my pants, man. Police, >> get your uh cruiser or my cruiser. Someone's cruising. >> Take me to jail. Whatever, man. I don't give a man. Pull my pants up, man. >> Stop it, >> man. MAN, I'M NOT STOPPING NOTHING, MAN. >> YEAH, YOU ARE. >> NO, I'm not resisting, man. Pull my pants up. >> I'm not [ __ ] resisting, man. I'm not resisting, man. Whatever, man. Whatever the you got to do, man. I'm not resistant, man. I don't give a about none of that, man. >> All right. Come on. >> Take me to jail. Whatever, man. I don't give about none of that. Okay, that's cool, man. I don't give a about none of that, man. >> Give a man. Ain't the first time now. >> Watch your head. >> Godamn hit my face in a police car. Damn. Stop it. Police officering hate y'all, man. Yeah. Buckling me up, man. Buckling me up. >> Find out what happened. >> Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo. >> You want to talk to him about what happened tonight? >> No. I don't want to talk to nobody, man. But you, man. >> Okay. Well, I'm right here. >> CLOSE THE MAN. CLOSE THE DOOR, MAN. Take me to jail, man. Take me to jail, man. I'm already going, so close the door, man. >> You don't want to talk to me or what happened? >> No, I don't want to talk to you, man. Close the door. I saw to my lawyer, man. That sounds good to me. >> The officers could tell from the first glance that the son had never been disciplined before in his life, considering his erratic and destructive behavior. Discipline aside, the officer was still curious to know what went down earlier in the night. Answers that only his parents would have. >> What's going on tonight? >> He come I went picked him up. He's been drinking somewhere. I don't know where he's been drinking. He is drunk. >> Close the door, man. >> He come I got him here. He was fine. >> He got in there. His mama got heated because the way he is. And he's like, "Oh, you don't [ __ ] care." He He's wanting to kill himself. He said he wants to kill himself. Is that stupid of me? >> I'm just trying to keep him contained. >> No, he didn't hit me. No, he didn't. >> No, he didn't hit nobody in his house. I just grabbed him. You can see where we fell. >> He was just, you know, out of control. >> Was he like destroying stuff in the house? >> No, he didn't. He just he just lost it. He just said, "Well, you want me to go outside?" I walked outside with him. His mom said, "Dinner, I don't like you like this." And he's like, "What? You don't like me like this?" And he just like went like this. He's like, I just hurt myself. And then I grabbed it cuz you know I'm containing. >> Hey, >> before you catch another charge, I need to relax. >> Okay. >> Catch another What kind of charge you talking about? >> You damaged anything here that's damaged the government property? >> Oh, yeah. >> You think so? Yeah. >> All right. Go and close the door, bro. Hey, you need to listen to him. Hey, you need to listen. >> You are not in charge. >> Hey, yeah, I understand. But but >> Okay. So, you I'm going I'm going to tell you now the police. >> That's okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> He's been like this one time before, but we got him under control. But he he he's fine. He's just he has mental issues right now. >> Okay. >> He he has mental issues and we're trying to take him to get everything fixed. He's on medication, but he he just come home like this and nobody swung on nobody. I just held him down. >> You just grabbed him cuz you were worried he was going to hurt himself. >> I wor I was worried he's going to hurt himself. >> So I just grabbed a hold to him. We went down. His mom called the police or her brother or whatever, but no swinging on nobody. >> I just went picked him up. >> Where you pick him up on the highway. >> He called me crying. >> So I went and picked him up. He's done called me twice and that's unusual for him. Like I said, he's only done this one other time. >> What's he has he been diagnosed with any mental health issues? >> Uh yes, his mom knows more than I do. >> How old is he? >> He is 17 next month. >> Uh I smell it on him. Yeah, >> he's got that >> I smell it bad. And that's why he won't tell me nothing, you know. He just said, "I've been I've been out." That's all he said. Whatever. >> He was at his dad's house and today was his stepmom's birthday. They went out to eat and called me, called my phone, called my husband's phone at like 1:40. >> Okay. >> To get me. I want to come home. He's crying. >> Okay. >> We go, we pick him up. I don't get out of bed. Stepdad's dealing with him, you know, talking to him. And then he just starts just y'all don't care. Y'all don't love me. And it it just all kinds of crazy stuff. And it started to try and jump on him and it just y'all said >> what do you mean by try to jump on him? >> Just you ain't going to stop me. I'll do my girl. >> The officers were in the midst of obtaining more background information about the spoiled teen when they once again heard noises coming from the back of the cruiser. >> Hey man, stop it. >> You think I give my man? Hey. Hey man. Don't grab me by my neck man. Don't get me by my neck man. What's wrong with you man? You trying to choke me out man. What's up WITH YOU, MAN? DON'T GET ME, MAN. >> Choke me out, man. WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? Drop it. Hey, what's wrong with you, man? [Applause] What's up with you? >> Hey, what's up with my >> Let him Let her talk to him. >> Just talk to him. >> Let her talk to him. All right. Hey, don't grab me by my gra. >> Hey, don't grab me by my throat, man. >> Don't grab me by my man. Grab your grab me by my >> I'm not grabbing you by your throat, but I need you to stop hitting your head. >> Don't grab me by my throat, boy. I'm no boy. I'm not no boy. I ain't a Look, I know I'm not police officer, boy. I'm not give I don't give a none of that, boy. Don't play with me, boy. Don't grab me by my throat. I'm not grabbing you by your throat. >> Yeah. Yeah, but earlier earlier you was grabbing me by my throat, pushing me back in this car, man. Don't play with me like that, man. Don't push me like that, man. Man, don't get me under the off, man. Call your man. >> I don't give a about none of that, man. I don't give a about none of that, man. man about all the charges, man. Give a about none of that, man. Don't grab me, man. Stop it. Don't grab me like I'm some kind of child, man. Don't grab me by my throat and push me back in this car, man, like you choking me out, man. I had your hands on your throat, >> man. DON'T PUT HANDS ON MY THROAT, MAN. I DON'T GIVE A NONE OF THAT, MAN. I don't give another Listen, we can't take him when he's banging his head. We're going to go get a wrap to get him in safely. >> Man, I don't give a [ __ ] about none of that, man. Don't grab me by my throat, man. Me up, man. I don't appreciate that, man. Don't grab me by my throat, man. I don't appreciate that, man. And mama ain't a ra now. Don't grab me by my man. >> Down and beat. >> You grab me by my throat, man. I got a issue with you, >> man. Just give me a minute. Okay, y'all got to understand, >> man. Minute, man. >> Ma'am, we're trying to make sure you're not hurt, man. your man. I don't give a about none of that, man. The police, man. The police, man. I don't give a about none of that, man. The police, man. Y'all bunch of man. Yeah. Keep grab my man. Great. Keep grab my knee, man. The police, man. Y'all bunch of man. Y'all, man, y'all can keep me, man. It's whatever, man. The police, man. I don't give a about none of that, man. Realizing that the boy was in no mood to cooperate or sit still in the police car, the officers were forced to bring in a wrap to restrain the disrespectful male. >> We're going to go in the grass. >> I just want I don't want >> Hey, look. This police officer right here is very more intimidating than you are. I'm just I'm just going to let you >> Well, you're not letting go. You're going to get in this trap. I'm going to take you to jail. You know, you're a police officer. So, I mean, this ain't really help. >> These these are hel you know these handcuffs hurt, sir. >> I'm pretty sure they're my wrist. You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah. I just thought you were going to check them. >> Yeah. You want to check them? >> Yeah, we're going to check them. >> Okay. Well, they hurt very bad. >> I just heard you. And we're going to check. >> I'll be on my best behavior if you check them. You know what I'm saying? >> If you if you if you loosen up, I I'll be on my best behavior. >> All right. I'm going to grab them, shrink them out, and just come inside. >> Okay. Well, if you get these a little bit looser, I'll be on my best ever. I'll leave y'all alone. You know what I'm saying? I know y >> No, it's locked. >> I know how y'all be. Y'all leave me alone. Y'all get Hey, don't try me cop car now. That's kind of You know what I'm saying? Don't do that, man. That's kind of up, man. God, I take your [ __ ] about that one. >> Hey, we're going to take this cuff. Stop it. >> Okay. Well, take the cuff. Godamn. Don't drag me across my yard. Godamn, that's unnecessary. God, I get my mom out here now. >> Okay, take a sword about that now. God, just loosen my and it'll be okay. Okay. >> All right, boss, man. I need you to take a knee. Get down on your knees. >> Get down on your knees. >> I get down on my knees, man. Just loosen my up, man. >> We already did. That hurts, man. >> Okay, look. We just checked it. Okay, loosen up a little bit more, man. Y'all dragging me across my front yard, man. embarrassing me in front of my neighbors, man. >> Sir, you you've done that yourself. >> I'm sitting here cooperating, man. >> Now you are. >> I'm cooperating, man. Okay. I'm sitting here cooperating. I'm not trying to run off. >> No one said you're trying to run off. >> You know what I'm saying? I already know I'm going to jail tonight. It's okay. That's fine. Make it a little bit. You know what I'm saying, man? Put them goddamn ankle cuffs on me, man. Bro, loosen them. God, loosen them right there, bro. That hurts, man. Y'all is carrying me, man. Really? Y'all is really carrying me, man. I could have got in the car by myself, man. That's crazy, man. Hey, ma. Ma, you get this all recorded, >> sir. Everything's been recorded since we got here. >> No, I don't give a what y'all talking about. Y'all man, I was trying to be cooperative and be nice with y'all, but y'all going to put me in a pig lock, bro. No, man. I was going to be cooperative and want with y'all, but y'all y'all put me in a pit lock. Y'all better remember that. Y'all better remember that. I'm only 17. I'm a juvenile. I take every single one of y'all to court. Y'all better remember that. >> Y'all better remember that. >> Y'all better remember that. >> Hey, what's your badge number? What's your badge number, sir? >> One way or the other, officers managed to load the wrapped teen into the squad car. The next task was unloading him at the police station, which proved to be equally as difficult. >> Come on, man. Let me let me out of this box, man. >> You're not running the show. You need to stop banging your head, >> man. Okay. Well, let me out of this box, man. I I'll stop banging my head, man. Let me out of this box, man. I I I'll behave, man. I'll behave. You let me out of this box, man. Come on, man. >> Just let me blow my nose, man, and I'll behave. I I swear, bro. I behave, bro. >> You made a lot of promises that you haven't fulfilled, so we're not going with that no more. Okay. >> We giving you a ample opportunity. Whatever. But I'm telling you, I will I will behave if you let me blow my nose, man. >> Blow your nose. Okay. Give me a tissue or something, man. >> Do I have tissues on me? No, I don't. >> I don't know, man. I mean, I could blow my nose in your seat, man. But I don't think you'd appreciate that, man. >> We're about to get you out. >> Okay. I mean, I mean, you running the show, ain't you? You're the police officer, ain't you? You running the show, ain't you? God, I'm in juvenile, ain't you? >> I guess >> I'm in juvenile. I got it. >> I mean, there ain't really nothing I can do about it, can I? >> What? >> There ain't really nothing I can do about it, can I? >> No, not yet. >> No. >> No. So, >> underage, disorderly, public drunk. Um, >> I'm not drunk. >> Obstruction. >> Never drunk. >> Oh, I never drunk. >> So, yeah. >> We'll help you get them out. Whatever youall want us to do. >> Yeah. Let's look what's your name? Find your child. >> In the end, the teen was charged with obstruction, public drunkenness, disorderly conduct, underage consumption of alcohol, and disturbing the peace. Those parents had a nightmarish son, similar to this daughter, who refused to leave a house she'd been trespassed from. >> Do you have any card on you? Uh, >> I don't really need to show you. >> Well, I'm here because something occurred. But they're saying a physical domestic happened. >> She have mental issues right now. I know she's talking by herself. She do she cry a lot. You know, she feel I have a drug addict father and a mother that cares about her husband more than her child. Grab your stuff. On March 20th, 2024, Florida deputies received a call from a concerned mother regarding her entitled daughter who refused to leave the house despite being trespassed from the property. When officers arrived at the site, they learned exactly why the mother didn't want the brat in her house. >> How you doing? >> I've had other days. >> What's going on? >> MLA for the fourth time today. Well, I've been here two a week and a half and this is the fourth time she's kicked me out. >> Jeez, it's a pretty good record. >> Are you joining? Yes, I am. >> Is that how you say it? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. So, is it mom? >> Mom. >> Where's mom? >> Inside. >> Do you have any card on you? >> I don't really need to show you. >> Well, I'm here because something occurred. They're saying a physical domestic happened. So, >> Oh, did it? >> In the process of an investigation. Yes, you do have to identify yourself. >> If you really want to play the game, I can fingerprint you and do all that stuff if necessary. >> I'm not doing this. >> Hm. We're not doing that. >> Well, well, we're going to have to >> put this is what we're doing. I just need She need help. I can't >> Oh, come on. Come on out here and talk to me. >> Okay. I'm her mother. >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, she used to live in Tampa. >> Mhm. >> She working. She lost the job. >> Mhm. >> She lost the job. Um I bring it back home because she's hungry. So, I don't want my daughter course. I don't want my daughter in >> I'm a parent. I dictate that. >> Okay. I tried to help it >> anywhere, >> but she need she have mental issues right now. I know she's talking by herself. She do she cry a lot. You know, she feel she have the problematic father and a mother that cares about her husband more than her child. Well, she's going to believe that. But it has, you know, she takes care of her husband cuz her husband likes to drink, go do whatever. So, what happened today? I told him you need to go because she's still loud and loud. I I can't >> I can't because I don't want it. I don't want it. I told her that I have my therapy appointment tomorrow. >> So, do me a favor. Please get your ID card for me. So, I I You do? >> I don't cuz there's no criminal charges. >> Doesn't matter. There could be criminal. There easily could be criminal charges. >> Oh, you're going to put them on me? So, you're going to make up some charges? That's what we're doing now? >> Well, I don't I don't try to make any. I just wanted She need help. I I don't know what kind of help she can get. >> So now you're he's trying to press a law on me, trying to press charges on me because I don't want to give you my ID. That only goes to >> But you're saying But why you can't give me the ID >> for what? He knows my name. My name is Josyn Sto. >> What's the problem? >> He has my name. He I don't have to show him. That's I don't have to show him. He can look it up. Go join Sodto. I have a mug shot. Look it up. >> Anything physical happen? >> No. She put her hands on you? No. Okay. You want her gone? >> I wanted she get some help somewhere. >> Well, she can drive to Centerstone then or something like that. >> So, do you want her gone right now? >> She has to evict me and you know that it's legal. Yes. >> You've been here 2 days. You haven't established residency. >> I My license is here. This has been my residency. >> You've been gone. You've you came back. >> She said I can come back here once I live here. My toothbrush is here. Once she says I can >> Well, you're an officer. I'm not even going to argue with you. >> You okay? I'm right there. Go grab your stuff so you can go. >> I'm not leaving. You can't force me. You can't touch me. You touch me if you want to. >> You want her gone? >> Yeah. I I can't I can't have it that argument back and forth because it's not going to stop. >> You cannot force it. >> It's not going to stop. I don't want to keep calling. >> The deputies quickly identified the girl as Joselyn, an entitled daughter who had no place to go except her mother and yet would still bite the hand that was feeding her. >> You need help. She need help. Mental. She had mental. I'm telling you, your your boyfriend's a likes men. >> I mean mental issues because I'm telling you that your husband it >> she been here one week. >> They know because on the same team >> stop. >> How long has she been here? >> She she she come back last Saturday. >> She been here a week. >> A week. >> How long has she been gone? >> For maybe like a two or three years. >> Two or three years? >> Yeah. >> Okay. She didn't update your address. >> Yeah. My address is on my ID. >> Yeah. It doesn't count. Go get your stuff and go. >> No. >> Yes. Mom want you Do you want to trespass her? So if she comes back on, if we trespass her, we arrest. >> Yeah. Go ahead and trespass me. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead, ma'am. Like a dog. >> You have two choice. >> You have to look in for mental. Go ahead. Trespass. GO AHEAD. GO AHEAD. TRESPASS ME. MOM. Go ahead. Trespass me. Cuz that's the day that I'm leaving and I will never speak to you again. You don't have to trespass. >> Tell them to trespass me. >> Okay. >> Tell them. Tell them. >> Then you going to go >> tell them. Tell them to tell them to trespass me. >> We're going in circles at this point. It's It's time to >> Huh? >> Go ahead. Trespass. >> It sounds like it's going to repeat itself over and over again. So, >> it's because I'm telling her that her but her boyfriend you guys don't have to nothing deal with her. >> Every time I'm here, there's a problem. >> This is all money. It's my only day off >> because he's I see why. And I'm trying to protect my mother from having >> I'm doing drugs. hanging alcoholic and >> Okay, so do you want her to go? Tell her to go. If not, we can trespass her. She can grab her stuff and we'll get her going. Okay. Simple as that. Do you want her gone or No, >> you have to. I can't. >> Okay, then go ahead. Tell them. Trespass me. Tell them. >> I can't. >> Okay. Well, then tell them to trespass me. >> You know, do you know you're not listening anything? >> Go ahead and tell them to What's your name? >> Benny. >> Benny. Okay. Right now, all we could do is we could trespass her. Nothing. You told me nothing physical occurred during your argument. Okay. >> Pass me so I will never come back. >> She says no crime. Clearly she's not gonna leave of her own valition. She doesn't want to go home. >> Be in the streets again and be in my car and then have her call me 100 times. >> You're you're you're a 30-year-old woman. Figure it out. >> Okay. That's what she be telling me all the time. That's this is why I'm the way I am. I've been doing this since I was 15 years old. Because at 15, she did this. >> It's all right. And then she wonders why my mental is the way it is. >> You know, she's being like that because she's being I can't fix that >> right now. What do you want us to do? >> She have to go. I can't my my my >> Do you want a trespass or no? >> Right now I'm I'm I'm I'm nervous. I I'm I'm I'm in depression. I can't I can't have it. I can't have it. Cuz I told him, "Shut up. Don't say nothing." >> Fine. Go grab your stuff. >> I'm not. >> Get your stuff. >> You cannot touch me. You can't force me. And if you touch me, I'm suing. >> If you touch me, just tell her she's >> If you want her to trespass her, to tell her she's trespassed. Otherwise, there's nothing we can do for you. That's where that's where we're at right now. You're going in circles talking to her. I mean, I don't know what to tell you. If if you want me to go and tell them that trespass me, tell them. >> Okay. So, I have to do whatever I have to do, then I have to do that thing. All right. >> So, she want her trespass. >> Yeah. Right. That's right. >> All right. Then you're formally trespassed. Get your stuff and go. >> I want paperwork. >> You don't get any paperwork. She does. Go get your stuff or you're going to get arrested for trespass. Arrest me. >> You refuse to leave. >> Arrest me. >> Really? You want to go to jail over this? >> Once Jocelyn realized her mother was no longer going to entertain her unhinged tantrums, she decided to choose a different route to terrorize her by making her feel guilty. I'm not doing it. Grab your stuff or you're going to be arrested for trespassing. >> Arrest me then. >> Fine. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. STOP. STOP. STOP RESISTING NOW. STOP NOW. >> BACK UP NOW. BACK UP. >> GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. >> GET UP. HEY, you guys. I'm not going to jail. >> Oh, she's going to jail now. >> No, you're not. >> I will drive stun you. Stop resisting. >> I'm going to drive stun you. >> Stop. DON'T KICK ME. >> DON'T PUT DOWN MY TASER. Turn >> over. Mom, >> really, ma'am? Really? Is this what we're doing? >> This is what we're doing, Mom? >> Roll over now. >> Roll over now. Stop resisting now. >> Roll over now. Stop resisting now. >> Don't touch me. >> Roll over. Do not touch me. >> Roll over. >> Roll over. Roll over now. >> Why am I going to jail? Why am I going to jail? Why am I going to jail? Trespassing. >> Why am I going to Mom? Tell me. I'll leave. You can't for what? >> You already HAD THE CHANCE. STOP. STOP. TELL THEM. STOP RESISTING NOW. >> YOU CANNOT ARREST ME. MOM. >> MOM. MOM. >> MOM. I didn't do nothing illegal. They're good. Mom. Mom. Mom. >> What am I going WHAT AM I GETTING CHARGED WITH? >> What am I getting charged with? >> I told you already. >> What am I getting charged with? >> What am I getting charged with? >> Arms. Now. What are you getting charged with? >> Told you. Trespass after warning. You don't want to listen. Give us my >> You guys didn't give me enough time. >> Let me grab my >> Last chance. >> Last chance. >> You're going to tase me? >> Yeah. >> You're going to tase me? >> This is what we're doing. >> Yes. >> You're going to tase me without me resisting. [Music] COP UP NOW. >> Cop up. I can't I can't breathe. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I can't breathe. I can't. [Music] >> It was apparent to the officers that Joselyn was taking advantage of her mother's kindness. However, they were determined to set her straight so that she would never emotionally blackmail her mom again. >> I'm suing you guys. I'm suing you guys. >> Yeah. Really? >> I'm suing you guys. What's your name? >> What? >> Arrest paperwork. 1 2 3 up. >> Let me grab my keys. Mom, my keys. >> Give me the keys. That's my car. That thing my keys. >> Come on. GET OUT. >> GIVE HER MY KEYS. Give her my keys. Give her my keys. GIVE HER MY KEYS. MOM, GRAB MY KEYS. GET OUT. SORRY. >> Y'all are Got her. >> Yeah, I got her. >> I'm sure y'all need me for nothing. >> Feel like we're at All because I told my mom her boyfriend was >> all because you want me to don't go. Stupid ass misdemeanor had a result in this. It'll be all right. It's the cams. >> Are they going to watch the photos? PJs [Music] out for a mission. >> We've been dazed. It's okay. >> Yeah. How did it do? >> Hold your hands. I can't. All right. Sit down in the car. [Music] Yeah. Out. One more time. >> Can you loosen up on me a little bit? >> Yeah, that's why I got you out for I'm going to make sure you switch right >> there. Clear west side is clear. Single. West side is clear. Single 100 >> over misdemeanor got tased. Yeah. Very good. >> In the end, Jocelyn was charged with resisting an officer and trespassing. If you thought that was bad, wait until you see how parents dealt with a 13-year-old who had multiple warrants in his name. >> All right. Well, you got to come with us. >> No. No. unnecessary. >> On March 3rd, 20123, officers were dispatched to a residence in reference to a 13-year-old child who had multiple warrants. It was said that the mom had called the police on him after he returned home after being missing for some days. The warrants were from a burglary incident that happened some months back. This is footage of the events that followed. >> What? >> You returned home, right? >> All right. call. I guess you were missing and we had to kind of check on you and make sure you're okay. Yes. >> I stay at night. >> Okay. Where you been staying? >> All right. Is uh mom here? >> I'm the guardian. >> You're the supervisor. I think they're right now. >> All right. Well, Larius, you got to come with us. >> No. No. necessary time. >> Stop fighting. >> Stop. Take a breath. You're fine. >> You're fine. >> I'll be in front of my computer in a few minutes and I'll start finding you in a second. Any calls that are holding for like an hour or more. If we can refer them to our online [Music] [Music] >> Sorry, I just Get off me, bro. >> Get off me. >> Stop. >> Stop moving, Learius. >> I'm just trying to double up the second one. He's almost good. [Music] Thank you. Traffic, [Music] Mary, Joseph. Oh my is that [Applause] >> in the car, dude. You want me to get on the other side? >> Despite being just 13 years old, the boy put up a lot of resistance, but was eventually placed in the cruiser. Coming up, the officers spoke with the boy's family members. >> They didn't have to be on it like that. >> Well, let me tell you something. He has multiple warrants. >> I bet he knew. >> I bet multiple warrants. >> I bet he knew. >> Okay. >> This the l This the lane he want to be in. I can I can guarantee you I wasn't hurting him. >> Okay. >> Well, at least >> we have to We have to control him. >> You can say what you want. >> We have to control him. Okay. >> We have to control him. >> I understand. But it looked like he was on top of him. That's all I was saying do was and I was not. >> That's what it looked like. So I just I was not. and you'll see on your business. [Music] Stop. Hey. Hey. Relax. Stop. >> Just relax. >> We're going to sit here all day until you calm down. >> I don't give a about you, bro. I hate you, bro. >> Let me go. >> I'm just going to take some background. Oh, get the call me back. [Music] Can you back? 212 East. >> Hey, just stand up. Are you going to scream all day or >> Yeah, you can take him straight to the jail. He doesn't need this. I can get this. >> Let me go. >> You need help? >> I appreciate you. I don't know who's going to help. He's He's making all these decisions right now. >> DARIUS, STOP DOING THAT CUZ JUST YOU MAKING IT worse for yourself. >> YOU'RE MAKING IT WORSE FOR YOURSELF. YOUR WHEN YOU GET THERE, YOU GOING TO END UP IN A BODY AND YOU CALM DOWN. >> AT THIS POINT, Learius had been fighting non-stop against the officers since they placed him in cuffs. He seemed like the type of guy who could end up on a very bad path in life if he didn't get a wakeup call soon, once and for all. Stop. >> EXACTLY. CUT THAT OUT. BUT YOU BE UP HERE ACTING OUT HARD. CALM DOWN. >> CALM DOWN. >> You mad. [Music] They're not hurting you. >> He's going to be transferred to the >> hurting you. Stop doing that. >> Stop doing that. >> You going to end up getting hit. He going to end up getting hurt. on my >> car. Get out tomorrow right though. Just come on, >> bro. Just chill. We're both parties at this point. >> He's going to be out in the next 24 hours. Just calm down. >> You know you is. You know Auntie's going to come pick you up. So I don't know why you're doing all that. Calm down. You know Auntie's going to come get you, bro. >> Calm down. >> Don't touch her. Don't touch. >> And if you start acting like that, then just at this point get out the car. Just don't touch him. But he's going to freak out and probably touch. >> He don't like being touched. >> Are we charging him with resisting? >> He wants us to for the use of force. I don't care about it like ethically. >> He wants the tax. >> Is this for his property? >> Clearly not. So, basically what happened? >> He said, "Hey, you're coming with us." He darted, left off the porch. I wrapped my arms around his waist and then kind of like took him down. Um, he landed on his stomach on the ground. I just sat on his hips and legs. He had his knee on his back just trying to control. Um, continued to resist and we got him in handcuffs and then just a lot of kicking and screaming and tantrum. take down in a pan. >> 13-year-old Learius was charged with resisting arrest with simple assault.