EVERY TIME Y'ALL LEAVE A nothing new. I'm done. >> I called because [laughter] I am tired. I'm I'm tired of it and I'm scared that it's going to get out of control. >> But maybe we should learn how to respect people. >> Raising a child is never easy, but for some parents, it becomes a battle they can no longer fight alone. So, what happens when calling the police is the only way left to pacify their spoiled kids? >> Shut up. >> Okay. See that? You see why I want him gone? But he can't find a place to stay because of his mouth. He cusses people out and people don't want you in their house. But these were the moments when good parents called 911 on their spoiled kids. We begin with the case of a mother who reached her breaking point with her own teenage son and felt her only option left was to call the police. >> I know she nobody go. I know she by a dope. >> Did you hit her? You [ __ ] >> I never I never pushed. >> So today he just sent you >> the beating on my door and the text and threatening me. This is a threat. That's a terrorist threat. >> What is he on probation for? >> Threatening me. >> On May 21st, 2025, officers were dispatched in response to a report of a possible domestic incident. What they found when they walked through that family's door made it clear this wasn't just [music] an argument. >> Um, it says that she's locked in her room, her daughter locked in the room by text messages. >> Yeah. >> And she doesn't feel safe coming out. >> Oh, it's the police. >> So, he's in there. >> Hey, what's going on? He's right there. cuz he's acting. I'm not letting him jump on me. He's going to be right. >> Okay. Relax. I won't let him. >> Okay. >> He just threaten me. >> Okay. Relax. >> Here. Can you stay with him? >> Yeah. >> What's going on here? >> Come on. >> All right. Mayor. May. Ma'am. Come here. >> I'm not going by him. >> Okay, that's fine. But I want to see the other officer when I speak to you. Okay. >> His dad. >> I don't want to hear nothing about him in his head. I'm tired of it. >> You tell me what happened right now. Peters kept beating on the door, calling me. Then he's threatening me to say he's going to beat the out of my if I don't give him my daughter's number and she doesn't want him. He's jumped on me already at the hospital. He's 17. He got to go. He kicked a hole in the door. I already tried to take that up. He got to go. >> When did they kick the hole in the door? >> He did that early last week and I told the probation. I didn't want to call the police on him because that's my child. But at the end of the day, I'm going to live him like this. He's 17. He can go. >> What just happened? So >> today he just did this >> just the text. >> The texting knocking on the door and I've been talking to the probation officer all day about him doing this to me. >> Okay. >> All day. >> Well, the probation is different than what I can do. >> Well, I understand that. But she told me to call y'all. >> I understand this. >> With the mother's account laid out, officers turned their attention to her son, identified as 17-year-old Mr. Mobley. But what they encountered on his side would paint a very different picture of what was really going on. >> Do you have anxiety? Do you have bipolar disorder? Were you diagnosed by a doctor by something? >> Yeah. >> What? >> Like me getting my family like coming after me. I like >> people and stuff. I'm trying to go outside, stay out the way and stuff trying. >> Wait. So you have >> I feel like I'm scared. >> So you be paranoid about a lot of stuff. >> Okay. Do you guys have an argument today? >> We had an argument today. >> Okay. So what what led you to being what happened basically today? Like in 30 minutes ago or 25 minutes ago, what happened? >> Nothing happened. Like I've been in my head like people like me getting like my family come after me. >> Mhm. >> That's going on. I never k nobody though. I never k nobody though. >> I never call nobody. I always go with her ask for stuff. I always come there ask for stuff. >> Uhhuh. Did you her? Did you push her? >> I never I never pushed her. >> Okay. >> I never did not. >> Okay. So you guys didn't have no arguments. Were you sitting here? >> I would just sit right there on my phone. >> Okay. >> Okay. I hear you. Did you go through something traumatic? >> When was that? >> Today? >> Today? What happened today? >> My My thoughts. >> What kind of thoughts do you be having? >> Me getting >> You getting my family coming at me. I be getting scared, paranoid. While Mobly tried to make sense of his own thoughts, his mother was preparing to make a decision that had clearly been building for a long time. >> Kicking on my door last night, I'm not living like this. He's 17. He want to do grown stuff. You can go. >> Yeah. To get him kicked out. You got to get him. >> Whatever I got to do, I'm doing it because he is 17. He can't live here. >> You got to get me evicted. 17 isn't basically an adult in Georgia. >> I know. I've already dealt with y'all with him before. >> Yeah. This is the first time >> today. So today he just sent you >> the beating on my door and the and threatening me. This is a threat. That's a terroristic threat. Regardless of how you do it, you did it. >> So when you said his dad's coming? >> Yeah, his dad's around the corner. He had jumped on him, too. >> Okay. His dad. Is his dad able to take him? >> No, he has. >> Okay. So his dad's not coming here. >> He's coming to see about me and my kids cuz those are his kids. But and to make sure we're okay. If he can't stay there cuz you done jumped on him for the whole >> This is ongoing. It's It's I'm done >> here. >> I'm done. We ain't going to keep playing this little ride roller coaster. >> What is he on probation for? >> THREATENING ME JUMPING ON ME. That's why you ON MY [ __ ] PULLING A KNIFE ON MY DOOR. >> At that moment, the family's history was out in the open. But when officers went back to Mobly for more information, his answers weren't making the investigation any easier. >> I know something. I know something. I know something. You don't drink alcohol. >> How old are you? >> You're 17. >> You're 17? >> Okay. Do you go to school? >> Okay. >> And I never do that. I never do that. I never do that. I never beat nobody though. I don't nobody though. I sit on the couch. We go outside. My be running wild. I I be being scared. >> That's how I be. >> Boy. >> You said what? >> Boy. >> If I got a what? Don't go to jail. >> No. >> What? Did you touch your mama today? >> Nope. >> Yeah. >> What did you do? >> I do not know. I've been in my head all day. >> Okay. Did you yell at her? >> I yell at all. >> Did you argue with your mom? >> I'm not arguing. Not my hands up. Not been >> And you took your medication? >> My medication. >> Okay. So, at the moment, >> the other officer is going to come back and just, you know, we're going to figure out. >> You texted your mom today. >> I was in my head. I thought I >> What did you text her? >> Before it happened, Before I did that, I was in my head. I was my I thought I was then before I did that, I was in my head. I thought I was going to be had to do that. I went and that's what happened. I was my head thought. While Mobly tried to explain himself, the mother was about to reveal why this wasn't the first time officers had stood in that home. >> Too dangerous. And I'm not going to keep calling y'all and y'all keep telling me he got to stay here and I and I'm in danger. Last time you told me that he's I had to keep him here. After y'all left, I got jumped on. Not doing that again. You took him to the law. He jumped on me in the hospital at everybody cuz y'all said the same thing. He didn't do nothing. I [laughter] had to keep him here and I got jumped on cuz I wouldn't take >> When did he turn 17? >> On the 12th >> of his month. >> Yes. >> He is 17. He hit up. >> I Well, like I said, I can't >> I got property damage all over my house. I got a wall with a hole in it, a door with a hole in it, and another door with a hole in it because of him >> in the past. >> That hole that just came in my wall on that door in there didn't happen. That happened now. That happened recently. Happened last week. I just didn't call y'all. >> Yeah, [laughter] in the past. Yeah. No, we Yeah, in the past. >> Okay. Um, can I see this text? >> Yes. And I've already sent it to the PO and everybody else I need to send it to to cover me cuz I'm not playing. Give me >> Why Why doesn't he have her with >> He jumped on her. He's violent. He has a temper. You don't want to take his medication, but you want to run through this house all day and call her all day. >> Uh, >> then you want to run out here, find roaches off the floor, smoke. Uh-uh. Get out of here. >> With all the evidence in front of them, it was now up to the officers to decide what would come next for Mobly. >> Hey, sir. >> Hey, what's up? >> I'm Elanus DV for a text message threat. >> A text message threat. >> Yes. So, person kid texted mom. I'm going to beat the living f I'm going to beat the f ours. I'm going to beat the out of you. >> Okay. >> While in the house. Does that count? a simple assault. >> I mean, you could write it a simple assault. Whether or not it I mean, >> well, I'm saying that is that a is that as simple as cuz that'd be an arrest. >> Uh, all he said was I'll be the out of you. >> Yes. While like knocking on her door, her bedroom door. >> Not not outside door like like >> Yes. It would be it would be simple assault just based off of the fact that he was there and was just banging on the door and made the threat that he was going to beat out of I would write simple assault. >> All right, sounds great. >> Just as officers reached their decision of what to do. Another piece of this family's story showed up at the door and it was clear the tension inside that home was about to go far beyond. >> Hello. Hello. How you doing? >> I'm just my son right here. He's been messing with my wife, threaten her, my wife >> and my daughter back there and and also he put his hands on me. Yeah, >> my son's out of control. He's a grown man now. I can't [clears throat] do nothing with him no more. >> His mama can't do nothing no more. You on your own now. Start put your hand on your parents and spray the parents. I'm going to let you figure this out. You want to deal with your ass now? >> Go talk to the other officer outside right quick. You don't see him sitting down. >> Okay. So now you got to deal with the officer. >> So now you have a job, >> sir. >> Come on. >> Then you have people knocking and kicking at my door. They chasing him last night. Yeah. They kicking at the door trying to get him. I come out my room. I'm like, "What's going on? What's going on?" My mama, I'm on the phone. Mama, she hit too. He got his foot behind the door trying to hold it up. I don't know what he doing out here in this world, but you ain't bringing that to my house. >> Yeah. >> You're not bringing that to my house. >> Man, I got to talk to my son like this. >> I I I get you. >> You're not here for me. All right. It's my son, right? >> I I get you. But at the moment, >> everybody else, man, I'm talking to my son, >> sir. At the moment, we trying to solve a issue. I know you're talking to your son. I don't want you to raise your voice or talk to him at the moment because we trying to figure out what's going on. Talk to the officer. >> I'm talking to you. When me, my wife and my daughter, I'm talking to him because he a service, not direct. >> Hey, get up. Walk with me. Let's go sit down in the vehicle. >> We don't have to be here. >> Does he work? >> No. >> Can he get a gun? >> No. >> Does he have a gun? >> Nope. >> Has he tried to himself? >> Nope. Has he tried to hurt uh your children? >> He has tried to jump on him. Yes. >> Has he tried to strangle you? >> No. He just punched me in my head. >> Yeah. In the past. Yeah. Okay. Um so what's going to happen is he's going to come with me. >> Okay. >> Um but in the So in the meantime, >> go ahead, Victim. >> You got to take care of that. And there's got to be uh because what's going to happen is he's an adult in the eyes of Georgia, >> but he still lives here. >> Mhm. I'm going today. >> Okay. You going to get a TPO? the process as well >> because you guys are DV related obviously so he's going to go under it's a misdemeanor crime >> I'm >> okay for simple >> with the family's tension still hanging in the air officers turned back to Mobly one last time before making the call that would end this encounter >> they get him >> yeah Mr. Moy. Is that correct? >> All right, team. Before do you want to tell me what happened? >> I say what happened. >> Okay. >> I woke up. I woke up. >> Step out. >> All right. Mr. Mobile, you turned 17 recently, correct? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. So, now I'll put your hands on your back. Mr. Mobile, you're being arrested for simple assault TV. Okay. I didn't do nothing to it. >> Okay, let me see. >> I didn't say you touched that. I said you being pissed off. >> Yeah, sorry. >> I I never I never I never hit >> I I never did that too. >> That's battery himself. No, >> he does not. >> He was charged with simple assault domestic violence. In the end, Mr. Mobley was charged with simple assault and domestic violence. [music] Next case, officers were called out to handle a family dispute, one that would turn into something far messier than anyone expected. >> He was inside of the home. >> He was inside the home. >> Okay. >> We didn't let him in. >> You were trusted. >> Yes, you were. They told you to stay away from him. >> Okay. See that? You see why I want him gone? >> That's my house. >> On January 16th, 2024, officers from Mount Dora, Florida were called to help a mother with her son identified as 22-year-old Jakari Cameron. But by the time officers got there, the situation outside the house was already more complicated than a simple request to leave. >> He in there? >> He's in right there. He ain't scared of y'all. >> Okay. Did somebody let him in? >> No. I woke up this morning, went was cleaning the house. I went in that bedroom over there and he was already in there. >> Okay. >> So, since he's already in, I'm like, "Move the shelf for me." Yeah. >> He comes back outside and sits down. >> Oh, so he was inside of the home. >> He was inside the home. >> Okay. >> We didn't let him in. Okay. >> Isaac let me in. >> My brother >> Isaac let you in. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> In the door. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Came and unlocked the door for me. >> Okay. Isaac's going out, too. >> With the confusion over who let Jakari inside. Still unresolved. Officers turned their attention to the man at the center of it. >> If somebody's letting him in the home. >> Yeah. >> I technically can't um >> trespassing. >> Yeah. Well, he's already trespassed, but if another party that's living in the home is allowing him in, I can't. Where is Isaac? >> I don't know. >> Who's Who's Isaac? Is that your sibling? >> Yeah. When did he let you in? >> Morning. >> Yeah. >> Around about 8:14. 8:15. You're not supposed to be here. No, I'm not trespass. >> You were trespassed. >> Yeah. >> Yes, you were. THEY TOLD YOU TO STAY AWAY from here. >> I would never trust that if I had like ID >> know she probably got his to >> I don't have his ID. He just keep saying he lost his ID. He put it in the house somewhere. He thought his brother had it. I don't have the ID cuz otherwise I give it to you. My >> ID, my social, all in her house. >> What's your uh name, date of birth? Cameron. >> Cameron. >> Yeah. >> How you spell it? >> C A M E R. >> First name is Jakari. >> C A M. >> I'm just saying like >> R E O N. >> What's your name? Your name? >> Cameron. They ask me if my name is >> Okay. So, >> see that? You see why I want him gone? >> That's that's your house. >> That's my house. AND I'MMA THROW HIS BROTHER OUT. SO, you may be back here again today. He lived here until he was like 20 years old. >> He has been buming from living in a car over there. >> He's 22. >> Okay. >> But he can't find a place to stay because of his mouth. >> He cusses people out and people don't want you in their house. >> As officers worked to sort out exactly where things stood, the conversation was about to take a sharp turn. I don't want him here >> and I don't want to be cussing >> and I've already Isaac is mentally in >> Isaac has two points over being [ __ ] >> Huh? >> I already judge Isaac. >> Nobody told me. >> She never told me I was none. Y'all never told me. >> I never told him. Let me go double check. in here because he was in with his boyfriend over there and they done lost their room. >> What the [ __ ] we doing? >> Huh? We doing huh? What are we What are we doing? >> Put your hands together. >> I'm literally just like Put your head behind your back. >> Huh? >> Y'all like stepping on my foot right there. >> You act up. >> You told me to stand up. I told you to stand up. You stepping on my foot. I'm now you acting up the wrong one, boy. Yes, sir. Grab that phone. Let the phone go, >> boy. Let the phone go. >> Let the phone go. Snapchat. Okay. My phone. Let the phone go. >> I don't know. >> All right. I didn't double lock yet. >> Please. >> He was stepping on my foot and I fell on my face as you told me to stand up. >> You tell me stand up. I stand up. I'm about to turn around. My foot is on top mine. kindly run that. >> If I want to run, I would have been there. >> That's right. We're going to charge a resistant without >> I wanted to run. >> That's one step right here. You stepping all my foot. I can't even move. Hey, you got Hey, hold on. They got my phone. >> Yeah, I got your phone. >> With Jakari now in custody, the tension didn't exactly disappear. It just shifted into an uneasy back and forth as officers tried to take him out of the property. >> But I ain't going to lie to you, sir. You was stepping on my foot. That's why I almost stumbled. Why did you say you run? >> I mean, how I try to >> I'm about to fall. I know y'all. I can't grab on y'all to catch me because >> I'm trying to run. >> Yeah, you trying to run. If you think I would have been that first car. >> That's why I was asking I can't I could have been over there. You want to pull me? >> Spread your feet, man. Chill out, bro. Don't make that sentence something that don't grab him a jacket cut. I'm just trying to help him like what, bro? That's my tablet. You getting >> I don't know. They said I tried to run when really this over here stepped on my foot as he told me stand up and turn around and I almost fell. And do I like if I'm about to fall, am I going to grab a officer to help me pick me up? I'mma fall on my face. And I guess they said I was trying to run. So, uh, yeah, >> I'm about to get real personal with you. All right. >> Whoa. Whoa. Oh, boy. I ain't I AIN'T GOT NO COLONOS, MAN. I AIN'T HOLDING up yet. Not the bull. Hey, I got extra. I got gym shorts on. >> Yeah, I got you. I feel >> charges inside of these pants. >> I feel it under the shorts. >> I feel it. >> You got a time to stream. Please don't time stream. I don't want you reaching that. You feel me? It's tight under there. Please don't time the shorts. Please. >> But I done this tight. I don't want him reaching. >> What? Look, cover. Look, he trying to go in my jacket. I'm trying to help him out. He don't move. >> Please don't move. >> I'm not. >> Oh my god. >> I won't. >> Take this uh this slipper off. >> Take the slipper off. Just slide your foot out. >> How can I do that if you want? >> Bro, you can slide YOUR FOOT OUT. I GOT TO BE ABLE TO LIFT. IT'S SO >> SLIDE YOUR foot out the slide, bro. Chill out. >> That's what I got TO DO. YOUR PARTNER GOT SO MUCH. >> LIFT IT. Lift your foot backwards. >> As the search wrapped up, there was still one more thing standing between Jakari and a trip to jail. And it had nothing to do with what was in his pockets. >> I'm going to tell you this right now. I've searched you. All right. >> Yeah. >> So, whenever we get to the jail, if you have anything else on you, >> you can't look. That mean you can't see. >> I'm telling you. >> I know. I know. Yeah. I'm already know. If you get something all that stuff, >> it's going to be a felony. >> But should it be on him, too? >> No, it's on you. Cuz at this point, we've searched you and there's nothing on your person. I'm telling you >> what I'm going to be able to hide if I'm in court. >> I'm just saying I can't do any kind of other search besides what I just did. >> But yes, sir. Yes, sir. I understand. >> I don't know. Can I take y'all going to bring my phone with me? Can you please cancel one more time? >> I don't even know. What am I getting charged with? >> Resisting without resisting I guess cuz this damn >> your head, bro. >> I mean, it's I'm long as you have to lean that way. It ain't meant to be. You can't adjust the seat belt. >> I will in a second. If you get the other foot in there, I can adjust it. >> All right. Hold on. God damn. Kind of hard being fing. >> Oh, that's that'd be quick and accessible. Not do this one. I was in a small I was in one of them small car last time. A little store. >> He's officially trespassed though, right? >> He's been trespassed since last year. Can't tell you back in truth after 9 months. >> Okay. >> He knew it. >> Yeah. Really? >> All right. I'm going to tell him uh regardless because she's the owner of the property. >> Yep. She's own. >> Yeah, man. Don't worry about her. Whoever owns the property, come back. >> While the trespass confirmation settled one question, it opened up a completely different argument about whether Jakari even knew he wasn't welcome there in the first place. >> All right, man. So, here's the deal. Um, so regardless because your grandma owns owns the property, somebody else let you in there, you can still be arrested for it. Okay? You can't go back to that property anymore. You've been trespassed for a while. >> Um, nobody ever >> Yeah. Well, that's why I'm telling you now. You're saying that nobody notified you, but I'm telling you, >> even when they saying that they did the trespassing, nobody else. So, I'm telling you right now, okay? So, moving this point forward, you're not allowed back here, no matter if somebody invites you in or not, unless she rescends the trespass warning. Okay? So, if you can get >> What about the part where like I was saying like I've been she's been allowing me to go in there herself. >> She has to resend the trespass warning. If she wants you to come back there, that's the only way it's going to keep you out of trouble. All right? So if she calls and says that she doesn't want you on the property and you're there and you're going to go to jail. So my advice to you would be to just not go back there until you can talk to her about getting the trespass warning taken away. So it can it can be taken away, but it has to be done by her. >> In the end, Jakari Cameron was charged with resisting an officer without violence and trespassing after warning. [music] Next case, a heated confrontation between parents and daughter made tensions inside their house reach a breaking point. But what started as a family argument [music] would quickly turn into something far more serious. [screaming] >> The problem is she doesn't like something he says. She snaps and she flips. She won't seek mental help. >> I'm making it my fault. IT'S MY FAULT NOW. IT ALWAYS IS CUZ YOU'LL MAKE IT MY FAULT AND I AIN'T GOING TO STOP. >> On January 21st, 2024, officers from Mount Vernon, Illinois arrived in the middle of a chaotic scene between the parents and their teen daughter identified as 19-year-old Angelina Bugan. But getting a clear picture of what actually happened wasn't going to be easy. >> Dylan, >> don't touch me. >> What's going on, GUYS? >> LEAVE ME ALONE. [screaming] >> HEY GUYS, >> what's going on? >> PUT IN A MENTAL HOSPITAL. You're [music] >> right. Nothing's going on. >> Okay. >> Who's doing what? >> Pulling Angelina away from the noise didn't exactly calm things down. And once officers started piecing together the parents' side of the story, it became clear this wasn't just a one-time blowup. >> I DON'T WANT TO DEAL WITH Y'ALL. I DON'T WANT TO DEAL WITH Y'ALL. THIS IS THE SAME ASS REPEATED ASS. >> AIN'T NOTHING GOING TO CHANGE. >> TROUBLE EVERY TIME Y'ALL LEAVE. THIS AIN'T nothing new. >> And he won't LET YOU COME BACK. YOU THREW IT TO ME >> BECAUSE Y'ALL [screaming] WANT TO RUN YOUR MOUTH. PLEASE step back here so we can talk. Okay. Step back here so we can talk. >> Bring the problem out. >> All right. I'M NOT GOING TO ASK AGAIN. STEP BACK here so we can talk, please. Thank you. >> Where's my >> What's your name? >> First of all, >> doesn't matter. None of it matters. >> It matters. >> It doesn't. It really don't. >> You're not. >> How'd she get the marks on her? >> How'd she get all the marks and scratches and stuff on camera? >> Her being her. Yeah, >> is there anything physical? >> Her and her brother got into a physical fight down here on the floor. [laughter] >> Her and her dad JUST REALLY OLD. I'M TIRED. >> Her dad gave her a hug >> to try to calm and restrain calm and restrain and then to them to go. >> This isn't me. It's not me. I just want my son. But the problem is when she doesn't like something he says, >> she snaps and she flips. She won't seek mental help. Anytime you guys MENT [laughter] >> what started all of this? >> Him. WHO IS HE? >> NO, IT'S HIM. >> IS IT [screaming] YOUR BROTHER? >> IS HE YOUR BROTHER? IS HE YOUR DAD? IS HE THIS? IS HE THAT? I DON'T CARE ANYMORE. >> As the parents kept talking, it became evident the argument didn't just affect the two of them. And the reason why Angelina was acting so spoiled started to come into focus. >> And when she gets upset, this is the behavior that she does. >> Let's be decided. And this is I'M DONE TALKING. I'M DONE EXPLAINING. Listen then. She's doing it pretty good. >> Okay. Okay. Well, I'd rather have you. CALLED BECAUSE I AM TIRED. I'M I'M tired of it and I'm scared it's going to get out of control. >> The only way you're able to help. >> It don't matter. [snorts] >> It don't matter. >> It matters. >> So, somebody called the police. So, we're here. >> I think she wants us to stop fighting. That's why. >> You and your dad. >> Yeah. But maybe you should learn how to respect people. >> [laughter] >> Whenever she gets triggered, she is at the point now to where she has no >> she has no [laughter] coping mechanism. So, she instantly goes off the rails. >> These two have a very dysfunctional history. >> And she is at the point now she doesn't even want her reason. She's just ready to to go somebody. >> I say TO MY GRANDMA, I SAY TO YOU this [laughter] win. No, she didn't make that. And then her brother >> her brother is autistic. >> He can't handle this. >> No. >> And so he started acting out and throwing things and different stuff. And then that's when you got into the first. [laughter] >> I assume that she probably bit you on the arm right there. >> Yeah. But you know, it's all right. You have a way to get back to your house. >> Yeah. My car. I'm just trying. >> But I mean, the last time you guys were here, not even >> Was that just when you were trying to pull it pull her off of it? >> I was giving her a >> aggressive hug. >> I gave an aggressive hug trying to calm her down, but I was a little tight though. I didn't want to her or nothing. >> And she bit me at school. But I don't know why she thinks that I'm ever going to hurt her as her parent. She's always did this. >> Mommy and daddy, >> calm down. Grab my nut sack. all kind of I'm just trying to >> be the dominant parent to calm her down. >> While the parents were still trying to talk with the officers, Angelina wanted to give her side of the story as well. But it painted a very different picture of who started that disorder. >> Let's just come and listen to she was in her car to leave at one point in time and she lost her phone and she couldn't FIND HER PHONE BECAUSE ABOUT US LOOKING for it. You want to run your mouth in HARD [ __ ] AND BLAME every thing on me and make ME A PROBLEM. SO I'M MAKE ME A REAL PROBLEM. You said that's like this is my fault. That's my fault. I'm going make IT MY FAULT. IT'S MY FAULT NOW. IT ALWAYS IS. CUZ YOU'LL MAKE IT [screaming] MY FAULT AND I AIN'T GOING TO STOP [panting] CUZ Y'ALL RUN AND RUN AND RUN AND RUN AND RUN. some selfish straight. GOD, I JUST WANT TO BE AT YOU. WHY [screaming] CAN I GO? >> NO, >> I WANT MY STUFF. I DON'T WANT TO BE TRAPPED IN THIS ROOM. THIS ISN'T MY ROOM. >> UNDERSTAND? >> I don't want to BE IN HERE. >> YOU'RE ACTING TOO erratic to go back in the living space. I'm sorry. Okay. >> I JUST WANT MY STUFF. I'm looking for my stuff. I've been trying to look for my stuff. Can I finish looking for my stuff? You cannot. You're going to stay in this room until they figure what's up. What's going on? Because I'm getting zero information from you. >> Go listen to them. >> I'm not going to do that. I'm going to sit here with you. >> I told you. >> I mean, she comes and goes and there's usually no problems. >> Run in his mouth. >> Triggered. Run in his mouth to keep me going until I'm there and he's GOT IT BECAUSE I'M ARGUING BACK CUZ WHY [ __ ] TALKING [ __ ] TO ME, BLAMING EVERYTHING ON ME. AND THEN MY LITTLE [screaming] ASS BROTHER WANTS TO COME RUNNING AT ME, JUMPING ON ME, DOING [ __ ] thinking he's THE BIG BADASS. HE'S COMING OVER here me, pushing me, saying he's hugging me, trying to hug me. That's what he does. I LOVE YOU. I LOVE YOU. I love you. AND THEN COMES AND THROWS ME. >> It's [ __ ] >> So [music] who you? >> They all did. >> They all did. >> Yeah. >> Okay. How did they feel? [laughter] It's just coming and going, coming going. >> No matter how Angelina tried to explain her side, officers had already heard enough to make a decision, and it wasn't something anyone in that house was expecting. >> NO. WHAT THE IS HAPPENING? WHAT THE IS HAPPENING? >> Put your arms up. >> What the is happening? What the is happening? >> You're under arrest for a battery. >> Why am I under arrest? Huh? >> Stop resisting. Just calm down. >> It's all going to be okay. What is happening to me? What is happening to me? >> What did I do? You're not giving me my reasons. I don't have what you did. What is my reason? Where's my >> What the WHAT ARE YOU GUYS DOING? Oh my god. >> Give me my reasons. You didn't bring me my breath or nothing. She just underestimated me. What the >> I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. He came to me. He grabbed me. >> Let's go to the second car. I haven't pat me down. >> I'm not pat me down. I'm not doing anything. Can I have my shoes at least? It's cold. It's cold. I can't. It's cold. [snorts] >> Ow. It's cold. >> Can you at least loosen this a little bit, please? I'm trying to cooperate with you guys. >> They're not tight. >> I don't I can't feel my wrists. >> They're not tight. >> I can't feel my wrists. >> Okay. Please, can you >> if you calm down, >> put your legs that way. >> Please, can you just tighten them and loosen a little bit? Why did you guys arrest me? >> I'll tell you in just a minute. >> No, because when I see people get arrested, you didn't say nothing to me. You didn't read nothing. You didn't tell me my reason. >> Are you going to let me loosen or not? [panting] >> What the This is what I'm saying. >> How old are you? >> What the This is what I'm saying. You guys always blame me. >> How How old are you? She's 19. >> Once officers got Angelina to the patrol car, they finally laid out exactly why this had gone as far as it did. But that didn't matter because she was seeing that situation very differently. >> That's self-defense. >> It's not self-defense. You bite your dad. I >> He was on top of me. He had me in a restraint. I was biting and TRYING TO GET HIM OFF of me. How am I supposed to? That's the only way I can get out is biting me. What? Don't put your foot on. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm just I'm confused. >> Okay. So, as I'm confused, just listen and let me talk. Okay. >> Why did you guys say >> Are you going to let me talk? >> I didn't. >> If you're not going to let me talk, then I'm not going to keep this door open. Okay. >> Okay. So, the reason that [snorts] you were arrested is because obviously your brother is autistic. He has special needs. >> He jumped on top of me. I was just TRYING TO GET HIM OFF of me. As I said, if you're not going to let me talk, then okay. Um, so your brother is autistic. He was throwing a fit because you were throwing a fit. Whatever happens, I don't know exactly. Just let me talk. If you interrupt me again, I'm not going to let you talk anymore. Okay. All right. >> So, anyways, the reason you were arrested is because your dad was trying to restrain you cuz you were going bat crazy like you were and have been the whole time we've been here. You were going bat crazy and you bit your dad. Okay. So, as they don't want to pursue charges as officers, we have the right to deescalate the situation in domestic battery situations by arresting one party or both. Okay. So, you're being arrested for domestic battery because you need to be out of this house. This situation is only going to escalate if we leave you here. That's that's that. Okay. >> Can I talk now? >> Okay. Yes. >> I I didn't I was standing there. I I told you guys. >> Your dad has a huge mark on his >> I can't I can't show you guys what he was doing. But I >> It sounds like he was restraining me. >> No, he didn't. He He does this thing and he says and says he's restraining me. That's what he tells you guys is that he's restraining me. But his restraining is is his way of hurting me. Love you. I love you. I love you. Then he wrapped his hands around me and started squeezing me. I mean so I can't breathe and me out. And so that's why I was biting him and kicking him because as I had him bit, he had me in the middle of the air and draws me. >> Okay. Okay. So, they're going to keep talking. We're going to figure it out. Okay. Right now, this is where you need to be because you couldn't calm down in there. >> I was in there. I was calm and then you guys just came. >> You were not calm at all. You were calm. >> I wasn't doing anything. I was standing. >> I'm not going to argue. >> This isn't fair. What's happening? PLEASE. [screaming] I'M GOING TO DIE. I'm going to die. I'm going to die. I'm going to die. [laughter] [crying] Please. I didn't do anything to them. They I was only trying to protect myself. I was always trying to protect my >> In the end, Angelina Broen was charged with domestic battery [music] and resisting arrest. Next, a mother called 911 about her daughter's strange behavior, but their dispute would turn into something officers had to handle in person, and not everyone involved was ready to cooperate. >> Go. Okay, stop. >> So, this you've never seen this before, >> hey out there. I don't know what the is going on here. lift the drag it and out and that's when you guys >> On June 23rd, 2022, officers responded to a hotel after a mother reported her daughter, identified as 20-year-old Angel, acting out of control. But what they walked into was far more INTENSE THAN EXPECTED. >> GET OFF OF HER. [screaming] [laughter] >> STOP. BLACK WOMAN'S HAIR. >> STOP. STOP. We're going to go to the ground if you don't [screaming] stop. >> Stop. Those [laughter] are fake. [screaming] Stop. I'm so sorry. >> I'M SO SORRY. I'M SO SORRY. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. Who are you? Who the [ __ ] Calm down. I'm so sorry. >> What are you doing? >> Mommy, stop. I'm so sorry. Calm down. I met you before and you're beautiful. You're the best. [laughter] Turn around. Turn around. Stop. You are calm down. Hey, who the are you getting the ball for? EVERYTHING'S OKAY. EVERYTHING'S OKAY. EVERYTHING'S OKAY. EVERYTHING'S OKAY. EVERYTHING. HEY, >> let's use the bed. >> You're okay. YOU'RE OKAY. YOU'RE OKAY. YOU'RE OKAY. >> ONCE THE OFFICERS started to control the situation in that room, they turned to the one question that could explain everything that was happening. She taking >> She said no. I just came to [laughter] check. >> Has she ever acted like this before? [laughter] >> I'm okay. >> STOP. >> I'M OKAY. >> STOP. >> I'M OKAY. [screaming] I PROMISE. OKAY. I'm okay. Go. >> You okay? >> Hold on. I'm trying to get this off. I'm okay. I LOST. >> STOP. STOP. >> WHAT? What kind of What did you take tonight? I don't I never >> You drinking alcohol tonight? >> I know. Okay. I don't know. >> So, what's going on? >> Why Why are you freaking out like this? >> I don't drink, sir. I don't drink. >> Why are you freaking out like this, though? >> I don't drink. I don't drive. Okay. >> You know that. Hey, Neil. I don't drink. I don't drive. I don't do I'm happy. I'm living my life every day. >> This can't be comfortable. >> Hey, I'm not I'm very uncomfortable. [laughter] >> So, hold. Look. Hey. No. [ __ ] Look. >> Hold. Hold. I'm not okay. You hurt yourself. Hold >> still. Still hold still. >> Still. >> Okay. I'm trying to hold it still. >> Just keep breathing. Okay. >> If you need to step out. >> I'm good. >> I'm trying to breathe. >> It's okay. >> I'm trying to breathe. >> What's What's going on today? >> What the are you talking about? What's going on today? >> With Angel still unable to give a clear answer, officers turned to someone who might her sister who had been right there when everything started. >> So, I know you're super stressed out and very overwhelmed, which is okay and understandable, but what happened? Like, how I guess how did this start? What happened? Do you know anything at all? >> Were you guys just asleep? >> Yes. You just woke up and she just started attacking us. >> Okay. Is your finger okay with your finger? >> I was pulling her hair and then I was trying to get her off her body and then she my fingernail broke. My whole nail would just take off. >> Oh, that's not There's no nail. >> No nail. I can't find it inside of the room. I was looking for it. >> Well, did you have fake nails on or did it just go down? >> No, these are my natural nails. >> You guys were sleeping and she just woke up out of nowhere or did she walk into the room? >> She literally we were all sleeping and we've only been asleep for an hour. Like literally, we came from her friend's house because she like she goes to college, she goes to UG. >> Okay. Was it just you and her that went? Yes, because she told me today she told me she told me to quit my job and so and I did and then she was like she was saying that we that we need to hang out and stuff and you're going to find a better job and stuff like that. >> Okay. What uh when you guys were at the friend's house? When you were at the friend's house, did she take anything that you that you know of? Did the friend have anything? >> All she took was like bake me and stuff. Well, night pill because it was night time. >> Okay. If she took something, she's not going to get in trouble. >> But a lot of time a lot of times when people just randomly freak out for no reason, it's because they took something and their body is just reacting badly. >> Just as officers thought they were getting closer to an answer after talking with Angel's sister, the situation inside the room flared right back up again. So this is you've never seen this before? >> Never. I just drove down here. Her room was saying she was asking >> you, sir. Look at me real quick. Hey, I'm trying to talk to you. I'm trying to have a conversation. You're being very, very rude. You're giving me a hard time. I don't know why. Calm down. I'm trying to figure out what the hell your name is. Um, [sighs] how? >> I'm Eric. >> What? What's going on? >> Eric. What's your last name? I don't know. >> She came into town cuz she's acting this way. >> Asleep and she talking about >> acting crazy. Squeeze this. >> What the hell are y'all? >> When her sister I guess when they was cussing her look at me. >> Has she been hearing voices or hallucinating? >> Ain't nobody here. >> Look at me. I want y'all to know. >> I want you look. I want you to know. You're trying to make uncomfortable. I don't want you to look at me. I want you to know. I want you to know. Hey. >> Mhm. >> I'm trying to keep you all calm. >> Okay. We're calm. >> Okay, then act calm. I just want to know what's going on. Can someone tell me what the is going on? Hey, out there. [screaming] I don't know what the is going on here. Tell me what the is going on. >> Hey, you sir. Hey, you sir. Hey, you ma'am. Look at me in my eye and calm down. Look at me in my eye and calm down. I'm telling you to calm down. Everything's fine. Calm down. Everything's fine. >> Breathe. Hey, >> we're here for you. Okay. Come on in. Come on in and breathe in and breathe out. There's nothing going on in here, man. >> Hey, you got any geod down? >> NO. WHAT? Y'ALL AIN'T GOT NOTHING. CALM DOWN, MA'AM. >> What is that? >> You I want you to call G and I What is that giggle about >> girl? You relax. >> No. Please. >> Her mom came into town because her roommate she was acting strange. And this is since we got here. Had to fight with her at a cuper. Her sister and her mom both said she's never acted like this. No, no mental health that they know of. Look at me. >> Again, mom came into town because there's a sudden eratic behavior. cuz she's poor and she can't afford anything. I go to UG. I'm a great student and I love being here. That's awesome. That's awesome. Right, sir? >> Everything's okay. >> That's awesome, right, ma'am? >> Everything's okay. >> Hey, what's your name? >> My necklace is really beautiful. >> While Angel continued struggling to calm down, officers were still trying to get information from her sister and understand who Angel was before all of this started. >> Her fingernails ripped off. Um, but I think that's your the only thing wrong like physically. Like, you don't have any other like injuries. you. >> No, I my head dipped in the dresser when your head >> when she like like came down on me and then my head the dresser and I was and that's when you guys came in and the man was telling her to get off of it. >> She's never done anything like this before. >> They're saying no history or mental health history, but >> yeah. >> I mean, while she was in UG, she was like, >> is she a freshman? like if that but that was a while ago. She told me that she had a smoking game. >> I believe that. >> Is she a freshman in UG or >> She's a sophomore. >> Sophomore. Okay. Cuz a lot of times a lot of college students in general will experiment in college just to do it. So that's the only reason we have to ask. even if you don't know she does or whatnot, she could have experimented with something and it's just not sitting well with her body. Um, so I think my opinion based on how she's acting, that's kind of what I'm leaning towards is that she might have taken something. Maybe she just didn't realize what it was. Maybe it was more than what she expected. But cuz people don't just, you know, switch and start acting like a total different person for no reason. With the sister's injuries documented and still no clear explanation for what had caused such a sudden change in Angel, officers knew the hardest part was still ahead. >> Come on, let's go, babe. I want you. Let's go. >> Hey, I want you to relax and tell me. >> Look, Angel, I want you to look. I want you to relax. >> Everything's okay. Everything's going to be okay. >> Your knees are I feel uncomfortable. Maybe y'all don't need to carry me. No way. >> Can we act like an adult? >> I'm acting like Okay. >> We're going to need you to sit on this bed. Okay. Let's relax. >> Let's have a seat. Okay. >> Relax, >> Angel. Let's have a seat. Okay. 1 2 3. >> If y'all let me relax. I'm a >> Everybody's here to help me. >> Angel, everybody's here to help you. Okay. Hi. >> I'm okay. >> Just lean back. Lean back. Just lean back so you're comfortable. Okay. >> You can lay your back. Just lean back. Just lean back. Angel. Let me go. We can't let you go. Okay. You need some help. Okay. >> Angel, you need some help. >> What the hell? HEY. HEY. HEY. HEY. HEY. I'M TRYING TO TALK TO YOU GUYS. What the hell is my name? What the hell? ANGEL, THAT'S ENOUGH. HEY, COME HERE. I'm not a Bible person. >> Even with Angel finally on the stretcher, officers still didn't have a straight answer for what had triggered it all. So, they went back to her mother for more. >> What do you know? I guess I know I talked to your other daughter and she told me exactly what happened from her perspective. >> Um, I don't know what's going on. She I don't know what all is going on, but I was called by Well, it's been a whole night of just stuff going on. She called me earlier acting really strange. Well, the story went back even further than that, but it all led to me coming down here to check on her. Her roommates was concerned about her. I came down here to check on her. Does she live at UG with her roommates? >> Yeah. Okay. And so, um, so I came down here to check on her. And then I just told him, get, you know, get up. Let's go to the hotel so I can, you know, you know, I can talk to you cuz it's what, 3:00 in the morning. These girls got to go to school and everything. So, did it start at 3 or >> Well, no, they were asleep when I got here. >> What I told your daughter is based on how she's acting, I think she might have taken something and it sounds like >> her body's just having a bad reaction. Um, cuz people don't really just have such a 360 flip or 180 flip, whatever. Um, and I know you said she goes to UJ UG, a lot of students will experiment in college. Um, and a lot of stuff right now is laced with stuff it shouldn't be laced with. So maybe she, you know, I I'm not going to say she did anything at all, but based on how she does, I think she took something in her body, she's having a bad reaction. Um, which obviously at the hospital, they can do her and tell you exactly if she did take anything. Um, but if you want to reach out to her roommate to see maybe if they did, cuz your daughter said they were at someone's friend's house, at her friend's house about an hour ago. >> Her friend's house. She didn't even tell me that. Or she said they just got back about an hour ago. They were at a friend's house. The only thing that she's aware that she took was she drank some night, which I don't know, some night. >> With the mother unable to fill in the missing pieces about the gathering or what her daughter might have taken, it was now up to Angel herself to show responders she was really okay or not. >> Breathe in through your nose. >> Breathe in through my mouth. Breathe in through my mouth. Through my mouth, look at me in my eye. I heard you, but I like to breathe in through my mouth. Angel through your name again. >> Sister said they went out. We're hanging out at her house over near campus. She has a college house, a bunch of college girls and um having a good time. She said they weren't drinking crazy. They weren't. She's like she never knows. She's probably smoking once or twice, but nothing crazy. Um she said the whole time she was kind of being like, "Oh, I have magical powers. I can see things. I can see people. God's with me." She's like, "That's not the only house she talks." And then she said they went to sleep when they got here and then she just woke up her ass. >> I don't know how I feel. Okay, look at Mr. What's your name? Hey, now tell us the data on the hospital >> with Mr. >> Is that her information? Yeah, I'm going to give it to you. >> Hey, I'm okay. I'm not about I'm not a person. Are you not nobody? Don't touch anything. I'm not Hey, hey, hey, you down there. Hey, whoever's help. Okay. Am I locked now? >> Yeah. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Where? Calm down, Miss. >> She's 20. >> I'm riding in the back. >> You want me to close this door? Hey, before. Okay. Hey. In the end, Angel was taken to the hospital and charged with three counts of simple battery, three counts of disorderly conduct, and obstruction of LEO. In this next case, a woman called police on her own 23-year-old [music] son after things at home got out of hand. But by the time officers arrived, the situation had already taken an unexpected turn. >> I would call, go ahead and call, and I will. >> Okay. I just wanted to know that I'm not afraid. >> Okay? >> If I need help, I need help. >> Why you talking to your mama LIKE THIS? MY FRIEND STILL BILL. >> DO YOU HEAR HOW he is like this? He's in my house talking to me like this. >> Do you want to leave while I'm leaving or are you going to leave after I leave? I prefer you to leave while I'm leaving. Just so I know you two are separate. >> On February 4th, 2024, West Pond police were called to a home for a family fight. A mother reported her son was being verbally abusive and disrespectful, but the situation was far more volatile than it first appeared. She explained the whole situation, crying as the officer stepped her outside. Things were far from settled inside. >> Hey, how's it going? We got a few calls. >> Okay. You here? Is this your partner? >> Mhm. >> How's it going? >> No, it's not my partner. It's my It's my son. >> Okay, that's your son. You want to come on out and talk to me for a minute? >> Yeah, I can come out. >> All right. Thank you. >> 10 female. >> What's going on? Family fight? >> Yes. >> Mr. Crap. >> Piss me off. >> Yeah. >> Just like like talking back and [ __ ] Who's Who's talking bad? >> My son. >> Is he drinking? Is he drugging? What's he >> No. >> You just fighting family fights. >> He just told like when he calls me and I said I will call Go ahead and call and I will. >> Okay. >> I just wanted to know that I'm praying. >> Okay. >> If I need help, I need help. >> Okay. >> But I think it'll be all right if you just call like I'm pissed. >> Does he live here with you? >> No. >> So, what are you going to ask him to leave? >> Mhm. >> Okay. And who do you stay here with? >> Myself and my daughters. >> Who is the other two guys in here? your son. They're my and my stepson. >> So your son and your stepson are right here. >> Those are both my sons. >> Okay. Are you having trouble with both or just one? >> Just the one. >> The one in the kitchen or the one sitting here? >> The one with the bed. >> Was it the one in the kitchen? >> Yeah. No, no, not this big one. The little one. >> The one over here. >> Yeah. Okay. How old is he? >> 23. >> 23. >> I think it'll be all right. >> All right. Well, I just want to make sure you >> Yeah. >> You guys fighting like touching each other, fighting on each other, just yelling. This is mine. >> Disrespect. Is that what >> And I want them to know that I will call if I think that you're gonna like say something to me like that. I will call it. You're going to even try to threaten me or do anything. I'm not putting up with it. >> Was he threatening you? I know. >> You just fighting about >> I didn't know how far I was going to get. I just wanted to know. She didn't know. >> Okay. >> Like the first call, the second time you're out of here. >> What's your What's your last name, sweetheart? Nobody been drinking. >> Just disrespect. This is I just want to know I'm not talking with anyone. >> You think you want to talk to me? >> Maybe. >> Okay. You feel safe here? >> Mhm. >> You do? So when I leave, if I come back here, >> it's not going to be pretty. I know. You know, >> I know. >> Um, but no one put hands on you or anything. >> Why are you crying right now? >> Just I can't believe you would talk to me like that. And I'm your mother. >> Your feelings are hurt. Is that what's going on? >> Real hurt. Like I feel like when you talk like that to your mother like that, you shorten your name. What do you say? >> It's just like [ __ ] and everything. Never would you think a million years to call my mother a [ __ ] >> I would be terrified. >> Just no respect. >> This is so generation. It's like it's worse and worse. >> Has he got any weapons on him right now? >> No. >> Both sons, including Cody, refused to open the door. repeated calls went unanswered, leaving their mother outside frustrated, scared, and unsure of what might happen next. >> All right, let me see if Cory will talk to me. >> Thank you. >> Open the door. My voice. Jimmy, open the door. >> Jimmy, open the door. My god, Jermaine, open the door. >> Open the door. Open the door. >> You got a key? >> No, my key is inside. Open the door for they open it for you. >> Are you scared of me now? Open that lip. Would they fight each other? >> No, the boys. >> Mhm. >> Come on. Open the door for your mom. >> That said, open the [ __ ] door. >> No, we're not doing that. Let's open the door, dumb ass. Oh, my guard choking me down. That's why he go back. I ain't got to open that door. >> But you're not going to keep me outside, are you? >> I I I want to come inside my house cuz I live here and you're being disrespectful. >> Why don't your other son open my door? >> I don't know what he's about all the time. >> I'm not coming in. I know what that's probably what they're thinking, but I don't want to come in. >> She said open it. She's not coming in. I got to go upstairs. Oh my gosh. My window's cracked. Is management here? Can you call management? Get >> I don't want to like do that. I get like physically getting kicked You got anyone else that has a king to your house? >> My kids have daughters. >> Where they at? >> The other son finally opened the door, letting their mother in, but Cody still refused to come down. The officer tried to calm the situation, but tensions stayed high inside the house. >> They want me to come. They just need Thank you. Thank you. Are you Corey? Where's Cory? It's all right. I'm not coming in your house. It's all right. square around. >> I want to go to work. >> You trying to go to work? >> Everything going to be all right here. Families have fights. I get it. Families have disputes. You know this [ __ ] >> I will calm you down. >> I just WANT TO SHUT UP. >> SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. >> See how he is. >> Do you want to go to jail? Cory, >> you kicking him out. >> He didn't put his hands on you. >> Okay. >> He never does that. He just had all that. >> What's he mad about? >> I don't know. >> The argument escalated quickly. Cody refused to come down and instead of supporting their mother, the other son sided with him, telling her to leave him alone. The officer warned that if things didn't calm down, backup would be called. >> Caly, why you up? Calm down. >> It's the police. >> I don't give a >> talk to her. Cory talking to you or your friends. >> Why you talking to your mama like this? >> Do you hear like this? HE'S IN MY HOUSE TALKING TO me like this. So you put [ __ ] >> you ain't pay a put on nothing. CORY, TALK TO HER. >> WHAT? YOU WILL BE PUT OUT. >> TALK TO HER. >> YOU WILL BE PUT out with him to talk to her. >> Because he's talking to me AND NOT TOLD HER NOT TO DO NOTHING. WHAT DO YOU WANT HER TO DO? >> I'M TRYING TO HELP HIM, BUT HE KEEPS TELLING HIM. THAT'S WHY I TOLD YOU. Just go in the room and let him bend. >> You're screaming. >> That's all he doing. >> So you're escalating. You're escalating it. >> I don't know. be crazy. You call the police on him but don't want him to get locked up but then you putting it in front of him in danger. No, because >> because YOU SEE IT BE TALKING TO THE POLICE LIKE THAT'S [ __ ] WHEN YOU STEPPING on her [ __ ] pistol right now who look stupid. >> All right. So, what we going to do >> because if I leave and we come back here, I'm bringing a lot of people and it's not going to be good. All right, >> I'm going to save everyone. >> You're going to go shut your door? >> Yeah. >> I'm just I'm just >> You think it's going to work? >> Mhm. >> Cody finally came down, still refusing to leave and verbally abusing his mother. The officer calmly suggested he should go to his friend's house or anywhere except here to cool off, hoping a short separation would prevent the situation from spiraling further. >> You got anywhere to go today, >> Cory? You going to work or anything today? I'm just trying to get you away from mom. >> Full time. I just paid my rent. >> No, I'm just trying to get you away from mom. paying my rent. Why I GOT LATE? I JUST PAID. >> I just paid. Ma'am, >> I didn't say anything about that. >> I paid for my loan. >> I'm trying to say I'm trying to separate the two of you because you both trying to separate. I just paid you. >> I don't have the same. >> So, hey, go get your husband, bro. Get my money back. Hey, bro. Sir, listen. I'm sorry. I'll walk out the business. Get my money back. >> All right, Cory, you want to come lock your door? >> Yes. >> Get my money. Get my money. They going to be all right? >> Yeah, they going to be all right. >> You stay here, too? >> Yeah, he good. He good. >> Has he been drinking? >> Yeah, that's it. All he doing is he ain't doing nothing. >> He ain't doing nothing. None of that. >> Cory, you didn't put your hands on mama? >> Hell no. >> All right. You just having a family fight. Is that what's going on? >> She ain't never tell you I put my hands on her. >> No, she didn't say that. >> She did not say that. All right. >> Put my hand. >> All right. I'm just making sure. I don't want you to put your hands on mama. Okay. I understand you two could be upset with each other. All right. If you you stay here with mom, >> I'm asking you. You live here. You pay rent here and everything. >> All right. If you can Mom's going to say she said she's going upstairs. All right. If you can go hang at your friend's house for a little bit, enjoy your Saturday. Turn up a little bit at your friends. You two need to separate for a minute. All right. I didn't say you got you can't come home tonight. I just said let her right cuz I want I want that. I want that. I need to get around. >> Okay. So, if you can go to your friend's house for a minute, chill out the rest of the day. It's Saturday. You said you've been working. All right? >> Chill it down, okay? Cuz we don't want to come back out here and get involved in your family. You know, families families are tough. All right? We don't want to get involved, but we just don't want you putting your hands on each other. Neighbors are calling making a scene. You know, >> I get it. I fight with my family, too. But we can't be doing it when neighbors are upset, you know, because they're going to call every time you're out here having a fight. >> Yeah. He ain't that wild. I mean, he just just being that's it. >> See, right now you're being civil. >> You know, you calm back down. You're being civil. >> I'm not talking to her. >> That's good. >> Mhm. >> Let her do her thing. You go do your thing at your buddy's house, your partner's house, your girl's house, whatever. >> I'm telling him the same I told you. >> Yeah, I'm I'm about to kick Ross. I can't even be around this type of stuff. >> Even after reasoning, Cody refused to leave. The officer warned that if another call came, she would return with multiple officers. A scenario that would not end well. For now, the household calmed slightly, but it was clear the real problem wasn't over. >> Do you want to leave while I'm leaving, or you going to leave after I leave? I prefer you to leave while I'm leaving, just so I know you two are separate. >> I can't kick you out. >> I might I might leave after you leave. >> You might leave after I leave. See, that that's concerning because if I go get in the car, people start fighting back up, you know, >> and then I'm back here again and I got to bring all my friends next time. >> I didn't call nobody. I'm talking to you. You talk to me. Civil. I didn't have to call your name. >> Torres. >> Tory. >> Torres. >> I'm sorry. >> Cory. >> Cory. >> Yeah. All right. >> Cory. Cory. >> Sorry. Yeah. I'm sorry. >> No. No. No. Family. You can be mad. >> That's my little brother. We We just have >> I put my hand on my mama. Big brother going up. We'll break a couple times. >> Make it up. >> I'll give him a lid back. >> Okay. So, are you able to leave right now? I'm asking you. >> I didn't say I said go to your friend's house. That's what I'm saying. >> It's safer for him more. >> It's safe for him. >> Yeah. Safe for Yeah. >> Okay. So, I hope mom stays upstairs and you stay downstairs. >> Stay upstairs and understand go through her. >> You just got to if she starts back up, let us know. Okay. I told her the same. If you start back up, but I'm telling you, if we come again, it's going to be multiple people. And you know how it usually goes. Unfortunately, somebody got to go. ass. >> I come by myself, >> you know. >> You can't lie. >> I came out. I'm talking to you, right? >> Bike around the corn. >> What? You think we travel in packs every time? >> Y'all live around. >> If I jump out the window right now, >> you know what you're going to do? EMS. Because if you jump out that window, you're going to get hurt. >> See that? >> There you go. All right. >> You've been cranking. What's that? Mad dog or something? Tearing it up. All right, Cory, have a better night. You and mom, chill out. Thanks, man. All right. >> As expected, the police were called back to the house. Cody, refusing to calm down, jumped from his balcony and attempted to flee. Officers quickly caught him, ending the brief moment of calm. Despite being restrained, the chaos at this home was far from over. M's running 36 Street on 36. That's why I got him detained. >> I can't drink right now. I went bro. I don't want to get on my mind. Hold on. I got you. >> Make sure you got some weapons on. >> Cody was then charged with resisting arrest, leaving the household shaken and the parents facing the harsh reality of their spoiled adult child's behavior. In this next case, a family conflict led to tempers boiling over completely, where a disagreement over a suspended [music] license ended in a shocking attack. >> Uh, your dad's concerned he might have been taking some pills or too many pills. >> No, we never met. Shut the >> We never even met. I don't talk to you that way, man. We're doing this. All right, >> have a seat and I'll get the seat belt on you. >> On June 9th, 2025, a father in Shwood called police, fearing his adult son, Jack, was spiraling out of control under the influence. Officers arrived hoping for a peaceful resolution, but Jack was immediately defensive and hostile. Calm questions were met with denial, and attempts to reassure him were quickly rejected. Hey, where's he at? >> Where you at, man? >> Where's that? >> Nothing. >> Did you take some pills today, man? >> No. >> No. Okay. You supposed to be taking pills today? >> No. >> No. You've been drinking? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Uh, your dad's concerned he might have been taking some pills or too many pills. Um, >> let me talk to him. Okay, I'll let you talk to him. Uh, I'm just trying to get some honesty out of you real quick before I I go there, man. I've always been cool with you. I'll always be cool with you. Got no reason not to be. Um, trying to get you help is what I'm trying to do. >> Hey, Right. >> But no, no, I don't know anything about >> absolutely [ __ ] >> All right. Hey, real quick. I want to make sure you got no weapons or anything in your pocket. Okay. >> All right. All right. Chill out. Chill out. Chill out. I just want to make sure. Okay. What's this? >> Forced outside, Jack's anger [music] erupted. His rage wasn't just at the officers. It was aimed at his own father, the man who had called for help out of fear and concern. As the officers tried to calm him, [music] Jack's words grew darker. And then the situation took an unexpected turn. 721 code again. >> All right. >> All right. We're going to stay here cuz the last time this happened, you got physical with your dad and we didn't want that to happen. So, you just stay separated between me and him. Did you take any my mom's [ __ ] Huh? >> What's that? No. >> My mom's [ __ ] You're my mom's [ __ ] Shut up. >> You're That's for sure. >> All right. I understand. Why don't you talk to him then? I got to ask my mom, man. >> We never even met. >> Shut the up. >> We never even met. I don't talk to you that way, man. >> I actually not. I'm far from it. >> You actually are. >> I'm far from it, man. Hey, Jack. >> Yeah. >> Jack, >> we're just trying to We're just trying to calm things down. >> We're going to get out of your hair as soon as we can. But listen. Hey, Jack. >> If you talk to me that way, it delays things. It drags things on. Well, you're avoiding conflict here. That water bottle, >> huh? He wants to see what was in that water bottle. >> Attempting to appear fearless, Jack challenged the officers, daring them to finish him. But when they continued deescalation, he charged at the very officers trying to help him, making a critical mistake that eventually led to him spending a week in the hospital. >> All right. So, Jack, what your dad's concerned with is what you might have consumed today. I know you told him that you took nothing. Did you take excess amount of pills you weren't supposed to take? Huh? Okay. Any booze? THC in the in the bait? >> I'll be all right, man. Stop. >> I'll let you be. Okay. We're That's what we're here for is to make sure you're okay. >> Stop talking. >> Why? They probably on your back, Jack. West Street. >> After a week in the hospital, the officers who came for Jack found a changed man. The violent son was gone. He was now calm, speaking politely about the weather and even sharing that his father had visited him twice. A quiet moment that showed a different side of him. >> I'll just do it in here. Hey, Jack. I do have to put you in handcuffs. All right. You just I can't put them in front of you. My policy I have to put them back. I'll need your papers for you. I won't make them or they're I know they're not as comfortable, but I'll try to make them so they're not hurting anybody. They feel okay. >> Yeah, they're good. >> Let me double lock them. All right. You got everything you need? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Let's go out this way. Uh I don't know how we get out to be honest with you. You feeling >> good? >> A little better? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Soon as I get you to the PD, we'll get the cuffs off you. All right. >> All right. Where's that in Shwood? Yeah. Yeah. I'm not far, you know. Well, you know where the shorewood is, of course. >> Anybody come up and visit you? >> Uh, my dad did twice. >> Did he? Okay. Well, that's that's good. You've been missing all this hot weather. But it probably feels good to be out, huh? >> Yeah, it does. >> Has it been this hot like all week? >> Pretty much. It's been kind of like Yeah. Not been pleasant. I'm not a big fan of hot weather. All right, have a seat and I'll get the seat belt on you. Despite this improvement in behavior, Jack was still formally charged for aggravated battery on a peace officer, reflecting the seriousness of the incident that had occurred a week earlier.