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Help me, please. Please help me. I'm getting lightheaded. [ __ ] I need help. Oh, no. Who are you saying stuff to? I don't know if I was dreaming. I want to get murdered. I'm trying to stop him from Some dominant wives unleash their anger on their husbands. But what happens when the cops step in and catch them red-handed? She's a pretty girl. He's crazy, man. So, what happened? You saw her got your girl texted me. Went crazy. You start punching the 10 times in the face. Why did you get the blood in your hands? What? Blood right here. This is blood right here. This is blood on your legs. Blood. Blood. Blood. Blood. It's really funny. It's not funny. No, it is funny because he's lying to you. Here are the moments when dominant and abusive wives got caught red-handed by the cops. Starting with the case of Morgan Lund, the woman who'd mistreated her boyfriend in such a violent way that blood was streaming out of his arm. And I feel like somebody else. It feels like it's not even me. I was not trying to ever hurt anybody. I was shocked when he called me. It just it doesn't make any sense. On February 18th, 2023, 911 received a call reporting a disturbance at a residence in Oshkosh. The caller told police he had been woken up by his sister, Morgan Lund, having a violent outburst toward her boyfriend, who was now bleeding heavily from multiple wounds across his body. Okay, buddy. Who is injured and where are they? Where is the other person? Uh, she's up there. The is wrong with you? Why am I sleeping, bro? I saw something. No. Right. Is it just the three of you? Okay. Help me. Please. Please help me. Yep. Upon entering the apartment, the officer was met by Morgan and her boyfriend, whose identity is protected for his safety. The officer immediately noticed blood on the floor. Morgan appeared emotional while her boyfriend was sobbing in pain. Ambulance is downstairs over 403 can come up. Everything's calm with Where are you? I can't. I'm getting lightheaded, bro. I need help. Where's my brother? He's downstairs. Can you tell him to call my dad, please? Have you got shoes or something? You can They're downstairs. Okay. Please. They're coming. We go. We got to go. We got to go. I can't see. Yep. Medics are coming upstairs. Is this your stuff? Yeah. Do you have an ID in here? Um, no. It's in the car. Please help me. No. Please help me. Please help me. Please. Morgan was visibly distressed. Even though the officers hadn't yet confronted her about the actions that led to her boyfriend's injuries, she seemed to realize just how much trouble she was in. As time passed, she continued crying, seemingly trying to gain sympathy from the officers, whose main priority was to secure medical help for the man before questioning Morgan further. Stop. Who are you saying stop to? [Music] [Music] I got finally [Music] where somebody start taking photos. The weapon is right here. Scissor. I got to go with the victim. Is this gentleman holding the baby? Okay. It should be Ethan. While Officer Bennett spoke with Morgan about the events, another officer questioned Morgan's brother, Ethan, to gather additional information about the incident. This gentleman holding a baby. Talk to him. Correct. Okay. What's going on, man? I'm freaking out. Okay. Is that your sister? Yes. Okay. So, what happened? Um, I'm just sleeping. You were sleeping? Okay. Sleeping. I see her screaming. I thought they were just fighting like normal. And it starts getting loud and loud. What the hell was he screaming back at her? It was kind of like a I don't even know like get off me. Help. I I was him saying that. I don't even remember. Okay. And open the door. They're on top of each other. See? What do you mean on? They both were on top of each other. He was like on top of her trying to take his knife out of her hand or something. I don't know. Okay. So, okay. How was she positioned? Like when you say when he was on top of her, was he like straddling her? Yeah, he like had a wrist down and then holding a wrist like straddling her like that. Okay. And then was he beating area at that time? Yeah. Where was he? Where' you see his arm and stuff? And then I see in the couch. [Music] No. Go over there. I don't even know. She's That was like when it was ending. Okay. Was she saying anything at this time? She's just freaking out. I don't know. She say she doesn't know what happened. She that she was seeing stuff, having a dream or something, and then realized it was real. Okay. Does she suffer from mental health? I think since she's had a kid cuz they that's their kid. Yeah. And then I just went out there, ran, called the cops. Okay. So, you think since she had a kid? Yeah. I mean, okay. The brother claimed that Morgan had mental issues that had been ongoing since she gave birth to her child. What he described sounded like schizophrenia, but the officer still needed more to gather a motive of why Morgan would expose her boyfriend to such horrific mistreatment. She's kind of saying like she was like as I'm calling you guys that she's dreaming or something and then like uh seeing something in her head. I don't really know. She's kind of saying like she was like as I'm calling you guys that she was dreaming or something and then like uh seeing something in her head. I don't really know. And you is this in his bedroom? That's that's where he stays. He doesn't live here, but he stays here. Yes. Um and you said that she might have some mental health issues since she's had a kid. Explain that. Have you seen a change in behavior? I think just a bit of maybe postpartum depression maybe or but but you've seen a change in dep change in personality. Um maybe not a change in personality but sit there. She uh you're not getting me in those, are you? Good. No. Okay. They got a lot of relationship problems. Okay. So, okay. So this is this fighting minus the actual injuries is not uncommon. No. So they argue a lot. Yes. Are they physical a lot? No. Just verbal arguments a lot. Yeah. Okay. Yes. And that's their kid. This is uncle. This is female's brother. He sometimes stays with them. He doesn't live here. Doesn't get mail here. Uh basically he just woke up to some loud yelling. He steps out, goes behind the island, sees male victim already bleeding on top of female on the couch straddling, holding her wrist down. He goes, I don't know if she had a knife or whatever she used at the time, but he was already u and then she was yelling stop or Yeah. Um he thinks daughter or sister has been obviously relationship issues, verbal, you heard that. He thinks she's uh she made a comment while he was on the phone. She was possibly dreaming or didn't have control of what she was doing. He doesn't probably doesn't think any excuse, but things since she's had this baby, her her behavior has changed. Maybe postpartum. That's what he said. So, but he she made a comment that she was like in a dream and didn't have control, but he's like I something along those lines is what he said cuz he was on the phone with 911. So, but he didn't see you did not see the actual cause of the injuries. No. Okay. It turned out that Morgan had been violent for years, abusing her boyfriend for nearly 3 years. This wasn't just postpartum depression. It was something far worse. Morgan, can you tell me a little bit more about No. No. And why is that? You feel Why? Why are you saying no? I don't understand what you're reacting to right now. Are you just scared about the situation or do you not want to talk to me? [Music] I want my dad I want my dad to come here. Okay, I understand that. But you're you're an adult. I know. So, I need you to make your own decision about whether or not you're going to talk to me. What? What do I need to tell you? The questions that I was asking. What kind I was I was sleeping and then I don't know. I was like half awake. your boyfriend. You're out here every morning. Uh-huh. And I mean, I've seen the same thing before. I've never done anything like that. You have seen the same thing before. Okay. Have you ever had any kind of medical treatment for anything like that? Have you seen a doctor, a psychologist, counselor, anything like that? Too embarrassed to talk to anybody. Okay. I thought I saw something that wasn't happening. Brother, I don't know. I'm going to ask you to do a favor for me. Okay. Can you come over in front of this white wall so that my friend here can take some pictures with you? You need to put your arms open. Thank you. According to court documents, Morgan reported experiencing hallucinations of a dark non-human figure for 6 months to a year prior to the incident. On the morning of the attack, she claimed to have seen this figure attacking her boyfriend and attempted to kick with scissors. She realized the reality of her actions only when the victim began screaming and fighting back, at which point she ceased the attack and attempted to provide first aid. Oh my god. I was I was not trying to trying to on top of him. Oh my god. I won't ever hurt anybody. I believe you. Are you wearing anything under the sweatshirt? Um, uh-uh. No. Uh, are there some kind of sweatpants or anything that we might be able to grab? Um, flip-flops or Yeah. And there's um there's uh sweatpants folded up on the floor in my room. And could you grab socks, too, please? What color are they? Gray. Could you grab some socks? I didn't do that. Um, let me get a different Okay. Yes. I'm probably going to be put away from her. Oh, I died. I don't think that's necessarily the case. What do you think is the case? They assess situations based on like patterns of behavior usually. Is this your structure? Yeah. Can I put it on now or not? Not just yet. shirt on right now. Like pants. I mean, I just have boxers on. Okay. I don't want to get this off of me. I don't want you on me. I want to get cleaned up at the Coming up. Morgan was escorted outside to be placed in the back of a police cruiser. Well, we have no idea what's going to happen yet. Sometimes it's it's a much smaller issue than than what we expect it to [Music] be. All right. Can you hear me? All right. Yeah. Okay. Just try to keep breathing normally. Take deep breaths. 403. I've got Morgan on board and we will be in route to 420. My beginning mileage will be 1.9. 1.9. Go ahead and slide down if you can and I'll I'll take these off right away. Okay. [Music] [Music] I told your mom and dad I'll keep keep track one step. I know your mom. Morgan was brought into an interrogation room where a detective was already waiting for her. Before the questioning began, investigators took evidence photos of Morgan's hands. She was then allowed to make a phone call to her dad. Hello. Hey, Dad. Yeah. Hi. Um, hi. You're on speaker phone call. Um, am I supposed to like get a lawyer, do you think, before talking or I I was told I was allowed to ask you. I It's hard for I mean I anytime I would say yes, but I feel like I mean I don't mean to say this mean that you've been having like stuff. I know it seems like you're not yourself, but I don't know what even happened over there. So I think you you probably need a public defender because but I is it something they can get you right away because you want to resolve this if you need to go to a mental hospital or like get evaluated you need to get that today. So is it something you would they would be able to get you today? Um sir this detective artist um that is pro especially if it's a public defender it's almost unl uh impossible to do so. Um, if you have private attorney, that's not impossible, but very difficult being a Saturday. Um, right. Right. Right. But I would say it's almost impossible to get one here for her like right now or today. I understand that. Um, it's I hate this because I know that she's having mental health issues. So, I feel I'm I'm obviously worried that the when police arrive, they're looking at criminal right away when I know she's been having problems. So, if I knew I I don't I don't Are you there? Mhm. Do you feel okay to talk to them about an attorney, or would you want to wait to have an attorney? No, I feel okay. I I just wanted to see what you thought was best. Morgan, you're not yourself. You're not You're not yourself. You didn't do this on purpose. I did it on purpose. Was he sleeping? I don't know. I was like I was like half asleep. I know. You were you having a dream? Yeah, it was like like I was having a dream and then I was like half awake to the living room. Yeah. And then I I woke up again and I was like half asleep and I was like seeing things but I was like I don't know. There's like something in my head that like makes me not who I am. Did your doctor give you any medicine? No. No. Can I come there as her? Like she has a representative with her. Can I come there with her? Um, sure if you want. Okay, I'll do that. I need to go home quick and then come back. Where is it at? Um, 420 Jackson Street. Do you know where that is? You know where the courthouse is? Yes. Uh, we're right across the street. So, in the police station? Yep. In the police station. Coming up, Morgan's dad arrived at the station to act as her advocate. I was the first officer out there. Um, right now she's in with the detective. Uh, I was in there a minute ago. I came out to talk to you. Um, yeah. [Music] So, uh, how how much do you know about what's happened this morning? Not too much. Um, my son called me a couple times. I didn't answer. And I when I called him back, I think he was probably calling you guys and stuff, but he said she was like sleeping and she had a bad dream or she said she didn't know where she was and stuff and she didn't know what was going on. um she's been having like she's had postpartum depression since she had the baby and like my wife was a social worker for years and like program director and stuff and she kept saying like she's got she's having like mental health issues and I it I would bounce around it with her but I didn't want to like accuse her of having like mental problems and stuff. So I would I never pushed it far enough to like make her go get help. Okay. Um, but as far as today goes, like he Ethan said and I saw her too. It was like she wasn't even It seemed like she wasn't even there. Like she's never like grabbed a weapon and done anything like that before. And um she's just been like I know she's been crying out of the blue like she'll just start balling for like nothing's going on and she'll start falling like she's when I say she said weird things to me, she'll she'll say weird things to me and I don't I don't say anything. I just let it go cuz I know she's having like mental issues. So, I don't want to say the wrong thing. What do you mean by weird things? Oh, just weird. Like she'll not just talking about or weird stuff like I don't know like I can't think of a specific example. Just like like weird not not like weird crazy stuff but like talking about stuff that we weren't talking about or something and like it's just like she's different. She's way different. And then you know I'm pissed at myself because we wanted her to get a good job and everything and now she's like now that this happened I'm thinking I told my wife how stupid are we like we encouraged her to go work at the mental health facility because my wife was a program director there for a long time and we thought it's a great job. It's a state job. I ran a prison for a living. So we're like we know it's a good job. We never I never thought for one second about like the stuff that she was going to be reading and hearing about people she was going to be talking to when she's having her own issues already. It was stupid. I never even thought about that. But I can tell you right now, she's never grabbed a weapon and done anything. I was shocked when he called me. It just it doesn't make any sense or what what happened. I don't exactly know what happened, but I just don't it doesn't make any sense. But I know I can tell you 100,000% she's been totally different since she had her baby and she's never gotten any help for it. So, um, before we go in there, um, obviously you're her advocate, so I'm not going to give you any advice as far as limiting our questioning or telling her that she shouldn't answer that or stuff like that. That's entirely up to you. Um, but as far as what I would advise you not to do is be very careful about um, offering information or starting to answer questions for her or with her or remind her of things. um they may be good things, they may be valid input, but she's got to answer questions on her own. Um and it can undermine her defense later if if something came from you instead of from her. I'll also tell you it may be a little bit shocking. Um so dad's here. Um he's just trying to figure out whether or not he thinks it's a good idea. Um, I guess he's gotten a hold of an uh an attorney through another attorney he knows um who gave him some kind of just general advice. So, he's right now talking to the detective and figuring out. Yeah. What advice to give you, I guess. So, he's going to clean it up? Yes. After Morgan spoke with her father, she decided to refrain from any further communication with the detectives unless an attorney was present. Morgan's boyfriend, who had suffered 19 stab wounds across his back, right shoulder, chest, face, and both hands, miraculously survived despite the severity of his injuries. Morgan Lund was sentenced to 7 years 6 months in prison, followed by 5 years supervision after release. Moving on to another case of a boyfriend beater, but this time one who didn't keep it behind closed doors and instead chose to do it in public. Yeah. He was telling her to stop. Stop. Stop. When you say hit him, how? With the car. She was about to run him. Tired of this. I'm tired of this victim blaming [ __ ] I'm tired of this victim blaming. No. I have to arrest you. For what? Because he's claiming a battery. So, I have to put you in. No. Like, let me call him first. They're arresting me. Can you tell him not to? No, I don't want to. Stop. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. On July 25, 2024, officers were dispatched to a parking garage after reports of an assault involving a male and a female. The man claimed that he had been hit in the head with a bottle, and witnesses said that the asalent attempted to run him over with a vehicle. She's calling so I can't I can't get out of her. She's with my partner. Can you grab the juvenile trouble, please? I don't know, sir. Yeah, she's up there with officers on the bicycle. I told her to leave like a half hour ago. Yeah, I told her to get out of here before they came. I tried my hardest. She wouldn't stop trying to run me over. Damn. I might be getting your ID. Yes, sir. All of our cameras are on. Let me just grab your name. towards her car to get out. Okay. All right. No problem. My adrenaline's racing. I said anything. What's your first name, guys? One more minute. Not with that. You need to go away. But what just bottle? I just wanted you to see that. I didn't touch it. She got no marks on her. The man was visibly distressed after the incident. After sharing his side of the story and showing a video where the woman verbally assaulted him, the officer turned to speak with a witness. Ma'am, how you doing? Good. Good. Can you tell me what happened? I just got back from lunch. I'm going to find a parking spot. I'm getting to the second floor and all I see is that gentleman. He was in between all these cars and all I see is her. I thought it was actually like a like a parking spot trying to. And all I see is her literally about to hit her about to hit the other cars. She was about to hit him and the other cars. And he's over there screaming, telling her to He's over there telling her screaming, telling her to stop, stop. Stop. When you say hit him, how? With the car. like she was about to run him. So, she's following him. Okay. She was literally following him. Okay. And he went to he he was looking like he needed help. And I just I just kept stopping to make sure he was okay cuz I didn't want to be I didn't want that to happen. And all I saw was him recording telling her to stop. She got out the car, went in the back seat. I don't know what she went to go grab. I passed her when I seen her in the back seat. Mhm. And then that's when I left and I got to the fourth floor. All I see is him trying to leave, trying to escape, and she kept following him with the car. And then that was the last thing I seen until I got to the fourth floor and I parked. That's when I seen her. She almost ran me over getting out the car. Were you on foot or in your car? When she I was on foot when I got out. I was already on foot. I had parked my car and I was getting out the car and right when I got to the um rear like the back of my car. Yep. That's when I she came onto the fourth floor and started speeding through and went to the roof. The witness's account was crucial as the officer knew that in a heated argument, conflicting stories from the victim and suspect could easily emerge. He then returned to the victim before beginning his search for the boyfriend beater. You better hold on to that video, man. That's a witness. Huh? That's a witness. Yeah. We needed the deputies came on the phone. 28 just talking about my girlfriend. I work downtown. You work at a club downtown. I own the Airlines barber shop. Where's that? On what street? Tomy's leaks. But I do. Hey, he he he's not being cooperative, but he just showed me a video of her in the head with a bottle. The bottle smashed on his head. What's Did she say what the relationship is? All right. Yeah, she's a 15 then, [Applause] bro. No, he's not being cooperative. But if she's saying that they were dating, she's a 1015. cuz we got a witness that said she saw this lady chasing him through the garage trying to run him over. She got out of the car and smashed a bottle over his head. True to form, the victim wasn't cooperative. It's a common pattern in cases like this with men often feeling they're not supposed to turn a woman in. Coming up, the officer reached the fourth floor where the woman was sitting in her vehicle. Turn the car off. Turn the Turn the car off. Turn the car off. And then now you got to turn around. Come here. Come here. I'm tired of this victim blaming. I'm tired of I'm tired of this victim blaming. I'm tired of this victim blaming. No, you cannot come in my car. Relax. Relax. Relax. You cannot come in my car. Stop it. Stop it. You cannot come in my car. And you have no idea. You need to come. You need to come outside. You need to come outside and tell me your side. I will tell you my story. You got to tell me. No. No. You need to tell me outside. Okay. Let me have Let me have the car key. Let me have a car. Just relax. Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. I understand. I understand. I understand. I understand. I just want to talk to you and get I want to get your side. No, because you just the same. Listen. I'm biased. I'm unbiased. I'm unbiased. I'm unbiased. I'm unbiased. I just I need to know your side, dear. I need to know your side. I need you to tell me what's going on. has been me for eight months, bro. And then he's going to my victim. I didn't let him go to jail for 8 months. Wait, wait, wait. I can't I can't I'm sorry. I can't hear you. All we got from witnesses is a white female red dress. She went to the roof. By two. I'm 102. I'm tired of this victim. Like I'm so tired of it. First floor. Hey. Okay. First off, let's start off with this. Okay. What is your name? I'm not telling you my name. I need to know your name. I'm not telling you. I have to know who you are. I'm not telling you. I'm conducting an investigation. You have to tell me. That's not my problem. That's not my problem. Okay. So then, do you want to go to jail for not telling me your name? I can't go to jail for not telling you my name. Yes, you can. Yes, you can. Yes, you can. You're mistaken. No, cuz I'm tired of being like this man. I have photos of him. Okay. Well, I need you to come out. I need come out. Listen. Listen to me. Listen to me. I understand you're going through a lot right now. And it's probably a very very stressful day, but you're going to get yourself in more trouble than what you need to if you don't get out the car and tell me what's going on. Oh my god. It's either you get out the car or I have to remove you from the vehicle, and I don't want to do that. I don't want to do that. Upon making contact with the woman, she had multiple intense outbursts and showed no interest in cooperating with the investigation. She repeatedly claimed that her boyfriend had been assaulting her. A story that remained consistent until the officer began digging deeper. Okay. No, cuz I'm tired of this. Like, I'm so tired. You me and texting me horrible [ __ ] I And I've been text by a random you met last night. I'm tired. I'm tired. But what happened today? What happened today? I don't care what happened today. What happened today, though? I need to know what happened today. I'm tired. I'm tired. I'm exhausted. I'm emotionally and mentally exhausted. I'm done. But what happened today? I'd rather be mental. We can do that. We can do that. What you said you'd rather be? I want to go to work. I'm tired of this man and then these random texting me. I'm tired of it. I have pictures of this. You want to see the pictures of I do. I got pictures of What's that from? And when did that happen? What's your name? What is your name? I need to know who I'm talking to. What's your name? And how did you get the mark on your arm? My mark. Look right here. Right here. Can I show you please? Cuz I'm getting abused, man. I'm being I'm being But what is your name? Who? I can't just say, "Hey, I'm a female being anybody's business. I don't want to do my business." Like, I'm tired. I'm tired of this. But listen to me. Here's here's what I'm trying to get you to understand. Okay? I understand you don't want to do all that and I understand that right now you you don't want to give up any information, but you have to because this is an investigation and now it's not your choice. You have to give me your information. And that's what I'm trying to get you to understand. And so you don't get yourself in further trouble. No, because you're already telling me I'm in trouble. No, but so you don't get yourself in further trouble, right? And get unnecessary charges thrown on you that you don't have to. That's why I need to know who I'm talking to. So, can I please have your driver's license, please? No, I don't have my driver's license. Okay. Well, what's your name? What's your name? Can you talk to him? Tell him you're with me right now. Who is this? Hello? It's somebody hung up like a He's not going to answer. He's not going to answer. Who Who is that? I'll give you his name. What's his name, bro? Like this is I'm tired of What is his name? This is Bro. Like I'm tired of this. Do you see this? It's Bro, this is What day is What is that from? This is What's it from? I'm tired of it. Like he has me and then has texting me. Okay, but I'm tired. I'm mentally tired. Like that's not fair. That is not fair. I understand. But I need to know what happened. You're not telling me what happened. The woman showed her injuries and kept accusing her boyfriend of victim blaming. Despite the officer's efforts to get her side of the story, she refused to give her name or any details, saying she was tired and didn't want to go to court. To the officer, it looked like a case of jealousy. Another woman had gotten between the couple, leading to a physical altercation. At this point, the officers knew what had to be the next step. No, you need to talk to him. Hello. Yeah. Yeah. Are you you're downstairs with uh the officer? Yeah. Okay. Yeah. I just answered cuz you kept calling me. Okay. Yeah, that's okay. Um we are here so all is well. Okay. I appreciate that. Yeah. Thank you. I didn't I didn't call you. I didn't call you guys. I didn't do any of that stuff. I I need to know who I'm talking to. Okay. No, because I'm tired of this victim blame. Y always want to blame the victim. This is I'm tired of it. I've never met you before. This physical and mental this is texting me. Who is this? I don't even know her. Why is she texting me? Why is she texting me? You tell me. I don't know her. Okay. I don't even know who she is. I don't even know her name. What did she say? Huh? I don't know this name. And she's texting me. I'm getting physically this texting me. That's not fair. One second. One second. Okay. Uh 10:15 or no? I'm tired of Bro. So, what happened today? So, you met with Sean and what did Sean say to you? He was like, I don't give a I don't give a I never I know you cuz she's texting me. You her. Okay. And so, where were you guys at when you guys were talking? We were on the staircase. You're on the staircase. So, you guys were talking and you guys were talking about somebody having with somebody. You got a text message. When did you get a text message? This was yesterday. My key scratched me. This is not This is my My key scratched me. Okay. So, here. Let me do this. I need to take photographs. No. You don't want me to take photos of You don't want photographs of your injuries? No. So, how's that going to help you in court? I don't want to go to court. I don't want to go to court. It's going to go there. I'm not going there. It It's going to go there. I'm not going there. He's pressing charges. He's not. Yeah. Is he pressing charges? He's not pressing charges. Are you guys dating? He's not pressing charges. How long have you guys been dating? It doesn't matter. He's not pressing charges. I'm not giving you any photos. How long How long have you How long have you guys been dating? Bro, like almost a year now. Okay. And now you guys active. Very much so. Okay. And then you found out some information and that's what brought us to here today. You met with him. Did you call him last night? Do you guys live? I've been trying to call him for two days straight and then texting me since last night on some abusive ass [ __ ] Oh, like Oh, you're embarrassing yourself. If I was if that was my man, he wouldn't be texting me. I wouldn't let him texting random, bro. Huh? Colette. Um, can I have my ID back? No, you can't because you are under arrest. No. Yeah, I have to arrest you. For what? Because he's claiming a battery. So, I have to put you in No, like let me call him first. I will. I'll let you talk. Can I call him? You don't have to do this. Okay. You want to leave all your jewelry in the car or you want to stay here? Bro, can you not press battery on me, please? Like, they're arresting me, dude. John, he's going to hold the phone for you while we put you in. They're arresting me. Can you tell him not to watch? I'm not pressing charges. He's saying he's not pressing charges. Here, give him the phone, bro. They're telling me he's not pressing charges. Listen. Listen, listen. Like, they're literally arresting me because of you, bro. I hate you. You have no reason to arrest me. He's not going to charge you. Listen, listen. What? Listen. And it's a and and and and it's a it's a domestic situation. No, like I have to go to work. I don't know my wife's phone number. Okay. Well, we we'll set that up for you. Okay. You want to leave everything of yours in the car? Do you have a family member that's close that can you can call for get your I want to call Sean. Wait, wait, listen. I want to call Sean. Listen, we can't call Sean. Yes, I can call him right now. Okay. Yes, I can. Relax. Don't do that. Beside the domestic battery charge, the woman's behavior was about to secure her a charge of resisting arrest. And it turned out that her resistance wasn't going to ease anytime soon. I need to go. I need to go. Give me a second. I need to go. Don't make it happen. Just give me a second. Don't do that. He said he's not charges. Why are you doing this? Please don't do this. He abused me and I'm the brother. Okay, listen. Listen to me. Listen to me. I do not want you to get any other charges. [Applause] [Applause] Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop it. Stop it. I'm so I'm so sorry. I just Are you better now? Are you better? I just want to talk to you. I just want to talk to you better now. I copy. Please. No, you're not. Please, just let me [Applause] It's not even pressing. is like I don't I'm going to explain it to you, okay? But I need you to calm down, okay? Thank you. Here, I don't want to seat belt. Stop. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. Do that. Stop it. Don't do that. Don't do that. Okay. We're not going to do that. We're not going to do that. went all the way that way. Try to twist a little bit. Stop [Music] it. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. Stop. Colette. Collect yourself. Collect yourself. Collect yourself. What is wrong with you? Stop it. I need it. We got out. You have hobbles. The woman's outbursts were so extreme that officers had to remove her from the car and place her in a hobble restraint to prevent her from hurting herself or the officers. Come back out. Colette, come on. Come on, Colette. You got to stop, bro. You got to stop. Okay, you got to stop. Here. Here. I got her here. Hold this. You got to stop. You guys don't give a like literally don't give a I'm not going to tell you why the I like this when I hit on. No you. I have bruises. Man, y'all don't give a I don't care. I don't know. At this point, I just I know. You say one here. Block it. Ain't going to work. [Applause] There you go. Flipper. You went to the 38. Don't bang your head. What you're doing, what you're doing is causing injuries. So now now when we see injuries, we don't know if you caused them because you hang now. We don't know if you if you bang your head or how you got those injuries. So stop banging your head so you can stop injuring yourself. Double lock. Hello. Concerned about both visible and unseen injuries, the woman may have caused herself by hitting her head on the car in the ground, officers called for paramedics to check on her. While waiting, the woman continued to insist she was being treated unfairly. Blaming the victim. That's how it is, bro. It's always the guy. The guy is the problem. The girl is the problem. It's never the guy. Never the guy. That's not true. That's true. That's not true. Because how come when he did all this to me? Nobody did anything for me. Honey, we we weren't there. I don't I don't know. And I'm sorry that happened, but now we're here. You just got to you got to be cool with us. We don't want you to get hurt. Okay. I know you're I know I know you are. I don't want you to get hurt any worse. Um so will you can you do us a favor? Oh, I just want to, bro. Like if y'all can just up that medicine and just know I really appreciate it. I'm done, bro. We're not going to do this. I'm tired. We're going to get you some help. No, I don't want help. I want to I'm tired of this, bro. I'm so tired. Step up. Step up. One. Two. Three. No, we're not. Stop it. Okay, girl. Relax. It's hurting my wrist. It's cuz you keep bouncing on it. My wrist hurts. Cuz you keep bouncing on it. You can't bounce. My wrist hurts. Please, bro. This hurts. But I think he got it. Donna, you got somebody. The woman was charged with aggravated battery, assault, and resisting arrest. On a similar wavelength of chaos, we have another assault. One that took place while officers were watching to other people. And so I'm supposed to kiss people's ass. Right there on the thing. Brother, stop. She's already swiped at you. What have I done to you? Please listen to my mom. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. Put your hands under. Please. No, sir. She's She swipes at me often. Please. She swipes at me often. Please. On February 24th, 2024, a man was woken up by someone banging on his garage door. When he went outside to check, he noticed that his neighbor's garage door was open and their truck was blasting music at full volume. Growing concerned, he called the police. What the heck? 44 51 St. I have an unconscious female in the in a truck parked in the driveway to the 1020 1065 1028 58 Alpha Sierra Hotel Delta should come back to a Ford F-150. Upon looking inside the vehicle, the officer saw that the woman inside was unconscious. Unsure whether she was simply in a deep sleep or in serious danger, he called for backup. While waiting for other units to arrive, he continued trying to make contact with her. It's 10 for. She looks to be breathing. She's just not responding to me. Hey, sheriff's office. Wake up. What raised the officer's concern was the broken beer bottle and ripped t-shirt lying next to the vehicle. The officer then tried to wake the occupants inside the home and after a few minutes of waiting, a man finally came outside. Whiskey Fox Strong in her 30s. Howdy. What's up, man? Um, how are you doing tonight? Very well. My girlfriend's sitting in the truck. I hope that's okay. Uh, she doesn't seem very responsive, man. Um, she was I was letting her kind of take take a breather for a little bit cuz she was getting a little worked out. 1012. What's a male have? He's watching. Hey, brother. Man, can you leave those keys right there? What's that? Can you leave those keys right there? So, she wasn't driving. I was in my pocket. All right, I understand. Put them right there. Hold on. We're We're just going to chill out for a second. She's going to fall out. Dude, baby, go. She hurt her knee tonight, so I was letting her kind of take a breather. How did you guys find out about her? Was she making noises or something? Cuz somebody came over and was beating on your neighbor's garage. Baby girl, come on. Allayia, what in the world's going on? Maybe you drank a few beers. Did someone roof you or something? Are you okay, baby? Baby girl, she knows the code to my truck, so she comes and sits out here when Yeah. Well, I mean, I saw you pull the keys out of the ignition. Well, no, no, they were in the coup hold right there because I have this lock on my truck right here. Yeah. So, with this lock, I just leave this keys in the car so that they're prepared when I leave in the morning for work. Hi, Malaysia. Baby, can you come inside with me, please? She's She's uh She can't go anywhere right now, brother. Man, sir. Sure. She She was in the front seat. She crawled over to the driver's seat while I was inside. She can't go anywhere. I'm going to determine that. Dude, what the uh what what what are you saying what for? Baby, I'ming at I'm likeing at and moaning at because like when when she's she's broke obviously. Let me call my dad. I'm sorry. Let me get a lawyer involved. She's For the first time, the woman spoke up and it was clear to the officer that she was impaired. Her boyfriend tried to control her, but it turned out to be harder than first anticipated. Conscious breathing. You can get a lawyer involved. I don't care. She's had keys to a vehicle, had access to running vehicle. I'm bothered. And she drunk. She was in the front seat, sir. I promise you, sir. This is This is our home. We just moved in a couple weeks ago. Please. Okay. Well, she's I promise you there was no chance that she was going to wait. Can you even like bother someone? Like Alia, can you please be polite to the guy? No, he's out. Alia Alia and I are at our house and I let Allayia stay in the truck cuz she got a little upset and I guess a police officer came by and because your neighbors called in the neighbor I guess the neighbors called. Maybe she was upset or in the car, but the police basically she called over from the passenger seat whenever I showed up like over here like did you request me that or no? Seemed like he's Did you follow me on to being requested by bothersome like No. Alicia, stop talking. Sir, do that again. You're going to jail. Please, baby girl, come down here. Absolutely. Alicia, let me let me take you to bed. She's not free to She's not free to go, brother. Man, we're s we're home right now. She was in the passenger seat. She must have crawled over. She's not free to go right now. I'm not saying she's under arrest, but she's not free to go. Okay, that's fine. That's fine. Just get in because why is it that I am begging people to pay attention to me? It's up in We got in a fight. So, she came and sat up and shot. We didn't get in a fight. You guys got in a fight. If you want to treat women like a piece of treat women like a piece of and you sure can too. I do not give a [ __ ] Like I don't understand. Be nice. He's he's he's trying to I'm supposed to kiss people's ass because you're nasty to other people and so I'm supposed to kiss people's asses. How does that quite make sense? You treat people like and so the woman in your life gets to get on. It's not quite making sense for me. Please be quiet. Absolutely. Kiss my you men in your whole life. You always just on all the women resorted to you. Sir, what's up? We all get on for you. We all sit around and we kiss for you. I want you to feel like the big awful man and we all want to like kiss for you. That's not him. So, she was not driving. I understand. But she had keys to a vehicle, right? Literally, don't give a Don't You're not free to go. Don't make me do this. want to be. You're not free to go. Just stay in right here. I just want you sit down. I'm sick and tired of this dumb. Sit down, please. I gave you guys exactly what you want. I kicked your ass. I with you. Sit on the [ __ ] Just sit down on the right there on the thing. Come here, brother. Stop. She's already swiped at you, man. The woman's attitude was outrageous. While her boyfriend tried to calm her down, her behavior only grew worse, and the officers knew exactly where her pushing the limits would lead. Just stop. I'm fine. Okay. I've literally to you. You're not free to go right now. I'm asking you to sit down you this whole time. I've literally sat here and given you exactly what you wanted. Tired of it. I understand that. Okay. What have I done to you? Allayia Baker. Alia. Yes. I'm annoyed. I'm annoyed right now. We got it. I've given you exactly what you want. I give you guys want to be mean to people. So, ma'am, what we're doing is called our job. Obviously, it's called your job. What you are under the right? It's called kiss my I haven't done to anything anybody. I sat here and waited for you to come out and be a nice man. I don't know why you crawled over the seat. I don't I crawled over here because I'm I know, baby. I'm sorry that Oh, I know, baby. I know you're trying to be a bully. It's not fair. You guys are going to sit here and bully me. No one's bullying you. I don't give a honestly. Can I be quite honest? We just moved in a week ago. We had a fun time here tonight. She comes out to my truck and kind of You're not looking up cuz I don't even know what the is like you're like staring at the ground. You're a grown man. You're a grown adult. You are supposed to be in charge of me. In my humble opinion, you're an adult. You're supposed to be in charge of yourself and you're not conducting. You're not conducting yourself very well right now. Coming up, the officers discussed how to proceed, noting that the woman was in the driver's seat with a car key next to her. If it were just you and I, she would not be sat here. I don't give a I do not understand how to explain to you that when you a woman a woman doesn't give a how you feel anymore. If you're going to be nasty to me and hurt me and demise me and me over, I don't care how you feel anymore. Why do you think that I'm supposed to like respect you enough? It really we we we just moved into this house and so it's You guys are so nasty and I hope that you understand what you are enabling. Can you talk to your mom? Listen, listen to my mom. Listen to my mom. Get out of my face. Stop. Please. No. Alia, please listen to my mom. You're arrest. Put your hands under. Please no. Sir, she she swipes at me often. Please. She swipes at me often. Please. Alia, please listen to my mom. Back up, dude. You do? I don't know. Please. You cannot get arrested. I'm right here. The nicest [ __ ] burden ever. Can you please just stop talking? Please. I'm begging you, dude. I genuinely am taking this all the way to court because I did not do anything to you. Brother, stop touching her. Stop. Stop. Okay. Hey, let me stop. Please stop being nasty with me. Stop. Turn around. I had to double lock your cuff so they don't cinch down on your wrist. Please be safe. What the [ __ ] I hate people. I hate white people and I hate you guys. What the What the What the What the Lisa? Stop. Should we wait for Jason? Just put her in the back of the car. Okay. You can't do anything. Stop pulling away from me. You're about to catch you on charge. Please. Please calm down. Please. What the? The officers quickly sensed a pattern of domestic abuse in the relationship after hearing the man casually say, "She swipes at me often. It's nothing." Coming up, the woman was placed in the back of the police cruiser. Sit in the car, please. Dude, sit in the car, dude. Sit in the car. What the Sit in the car, sit in the car. I'm literally not putting up any fights against you guys. You are. Get in the car. No, I'm not. Get in the car, sir. Look me in my eyes and tell me charge. What am I catching a charge for? I'm not putting up a fight against you. Under arrest, domestic domestic resistance. talking about you domestic domestic what? After successfully placing the woman in the vehicle, the officers walked back to talk to the man who was yet another example of a man who didn't want his girlfriend to face the consequences of her actions. Is there like no chance that she can like decompress in the car for an hour or two? Man, no. So unfortunately, right, state of Florida with domestic or in a intimate relationship, you and her. I've never been like I've never had a girlfriend act like this before. So I've never I understand. Yeah. So state of Florida, uh, we have to do something with domestic. So the fact that she's sitting there in front of us and the way that she's acting kind of crazy, right? No, this is the most drunk I've ever seen her. I've never seen her like this in my life. What? Back at the cruiser, the woman had worked herself into another meltdown. Let me out. Hey, hey, hey. They're nobodyies. You guys do nothing. I'm not trying to say I'm not trying to be mean, but like I did not do anything to you guys. This man was nasty to me and I just want to be let out and I'm being punished because y'all want to be nasty. Good for you that women get treated like around. You better stop. Oh, when you stop. Oh, am I such a threat to you? Are you Am I scaring you? No. You know I'm not scaring you. I'm sad and I'm scared. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. I'm scaring you guys scaring me. Please. Stop. Dude, you guys are literally scaring me. I'm begging you. I'm just begging you to be softer with me. That's it. I just due to your actions. I don't care about my actions. I'm This is the consequences to your actions. If you were nicer, if you were more pleasant, then we wouldn't be acting this way now, wouldn't we? Do you understand the fact that I don't understand? Because you keep rambling. That's what I'm saying is because you're men. There are men in the world that are people. We've tried to be understanding. I am willing. That's why I'm saying like I'm just willing to go with it. It seems like it's more peaceful to go with it. Have a seat. Have a seat. I was talking to someone. Well, you're not now. Have a seat. You're such a nice guy. Thank you. Have a seat. Hey, here's the deal. Okay, that's fine. Just take me to where I need to go and let me call my lawyer, please. Okay. Well, I mean, you're going, but So, you don't want to talk to him? Can I call my lawyer now? No, no, no. So, you're going to take me where I need to go? The woman was charged with battery, simple assault, resisting arrest without violence, and DUI. Moving on to another crazy boyfriend beater who clearly had a tendency to get physical whenever things didn't go her way. I didn't see him. He I didn't see him touch her at all. Okay. He was just screaming for help. She's a pretty girl. He's crazy, man. So, what happened? You saw a girl texting me. Went crazy. Just started pushing the [ __ ] out of me. Sped up in the car, came back here, started beating the [ __ ] out of me 10 times in the face. Why did you get the blood in your hands? What? Blood right here. This is blood right here. This is blood on your legs. Blood. Blood. Blood. Blood. It's really funny. It's It's not funny. No, it is funny because he's lying to you. On June 9th, 2023 in Wilton Manners, Florida, police responded to reports of a physical altercation between a male and a female outside a nearby bar. She's a pretty girl. It's crazy, man. So, what happened? We were inside that bar down over there, but I said, "You can't drive. We got call a cab, all this stuff." She said, "I'm driving." She saw like a girl texting me, went crazy. She started punching the out of me, sped up in the car. came back here, started being She was driving or you were driving? I've never drove. So, she pulled over here. Yeah. Punched me 10 times in the face. How long you want to press charges? I don't know yet, man. It's a tough situation. Is that your girl or? Yeah. How long you guys been together? 6 months. 5 months. Tough situation, man. After speaking with the victim, officers learned that the altercation began when the man's girlfriend grew jealous after seeing another woman text him. Coming up, the officers spoke with the girlfriend for the first time and immediately sensed just how intense the emotions were in the relationship. You want to step out? Hello. Out and talk to us. Okay. Hey, what's going? It's okay. We're good. Step out and talk to us. Can you figure out what's happening? Step out and talk to us, please. You're good. You want to sit? You want to sit over here? How about over there? Just What happened? No, he's acting like he doesn't know what's going on. He knows what's going on. Okay. I'm just I don't know what's going on, though. So, can you He knows what's going on. Can you tell me what I want? Your side of the story, though, not his. He's acting like nothing's going on. Everything is going on. Okay. Well, what what happened tonight? He's like, "Oh, you're Mexican." I'm like, "I'm not." Okay. Like he's just trying to like make everything figure out to his way. Who Who was Who is he to you? He's my boyfriend. How long have you guys been dating? For like 4 months. 4 months. Okay. She just hates that I talk to another girl. So you've been dating 6 months. You guys live together? Yes. You okay? You need ambulance or anything? No. Okay. Me might. He might. Yeah, he might. Why? What happened to him? I mean, I know he's I don't know what happened to him, but if I'm asking for an ambulance, he clearly has, too. Okay. My dad's from Sicily, Italy, and he's over here crying about Oh, I need somebody to medic. I'm like, for what? Okay, listen. Just tell us what happened tonight. Okay, I know you're upset, but if you don't tell us what happened tonight, we got to go off his injuries. All right, he's hurt. You got blood all over your all over your arms. You can listen. The woman seemed impaired and insisted that she was innocent, but the physical evidence on both her and her boyfriend told a different story. Coming up, a witness walked by. And fortunately, he was willing to share what he had seen. All right. Honestly, man, it was all calm. She started talking. I have a child with somebody. She started talking like baby mom like father's day coming up. All right. It's all right. Just saw the whole thing. Leave it down there for my witness. We know talk to him in a second. Hey, I talk to him. What happened? I'm over here. Let's go. Let's go over here. I didn't see him do anything to her. Where did they parked there the whole time? For the most part. I kept hearing the yelling and screaming, but he was in the car and she was beating the out of him with the phone as you can see. Where was she? Was she in the driver passenger? You know, he was in the driver's seat and she kept opening the door, attacking him, and he just kept saying, "Stop. Help." She was coming around and she was coming around, opening the door, slamming the door. Yeah. I didn't see him at all be aggressive at all. All he kept doing was saying, "Stop. Stop. Stop." That's, you know. Okay. I didn't see him do anything. I didn't see him at all touch her. She was the And then when he finally got the door closed, she kept she got the door back open and then got in and was like getting getting in the car, attacking him, trying to pull him out of the car. And then eventually she was the one in the car and he was just out and I said, "You need to call the police." So I just went over and just got him a bag of ice cuz I said I I didn't see him. He hit I didn't see him touch her at all. Okay. He was just screaming for help. At this point, there was overwhelming evidence against the woman from the boyfriend's account, the witness statements, and the physical evidence clearly showing who the real victim was. Despite this, the woman kept digging her own grave. So, tell me what happened. Okay, you got to you got to tell me your side or I got to we got to go off. He was just like, we can go just be okay, man. Be okay with what happened. You guys are driving here. Got in. We didn't drive it. Where where you distributed? Where you coming from? I know that you drink, but evidence is showing that you're that you physically. Okay. How did I hit? Listen, it doesn't matter. Evidence is showing that telling me straight up. What we have right now is domestic batter. You guys in a relationship? Why do we have domestic is a but really think about it. If you really want to put that on me, you got to I don't I don't. So, how would you put that on? Put it on me. So, how would you The evidence is pointing that? You have to articulate what happened in order to debunk the evidence. You have to tell me what happened. You're full of blood and he has scratches. So, you have to tell us what happened, what you did, what happened in the car so that we can have two sides of the story. Right now, we just have our evidence. We have what you're seeing. You have blood on your shirt, your leg, everything else. He's had scratches and blood all over his face. You're not telling us anything about what you did or didn't do. Coming up, the extent of the man's injuries and interesting details about their relationship was revealed. Ambulance or anything? Toes all up. You lost your whole nail, man. Um, ambulance? No. No. I don't understand. All right. You guys live together currently or no? You want to press charges? No. Okay. Is this I mean normal, man. Okay. Well, I I can't make that happen. But I mean, tonight, like I said, man, you got you got abused pretty bad. So, you guys is this end of your relationship? You think? I This this this ain't normal. This ain't from a from Can I tell you something real quick? Absolutely. Can I tell you something real quick? Go ahead. It's not like this though, right? She's an alcohol problem. Can I rehab doing all this stuff? She angry. The problem is is she had a dream and then that makes her a total different state than she is in a normal situation. So she's angry angry drunk. I swear to God. She's such a different person when she's sober. That's why it's hard for me to press. What's her What's her drink? Like what's her what's her liquor? And I watch like the bartender in there as he was trying to [ __ ] her over. He was trying to I'm fine. It's not about you. What happened in the car? Was there anything physical happened in the car? How did he get the marks? How did you get blood all over your hands? How did you get blood all over your sleeves? Blood, ma'am. You have blood. Look at your arms. You see that? All the blood on your hands right there. You see all the blood on your Oh, yeah. [Music] You got to say what? Despite the officer pinpointing the blood on the woman's clothes and hands, she still wouldn't admit her actions. Back at the boyfriends, the officers told him what had to be the outcome of the incident, whether he liked it or not. Whether you press charges or not, she goes to jail. This due to your injuries, I and it's nothing against you. It's not It's Florida's statement. I She can drop you can press a charge. She'll be released in the morning most likely. However, she I'm letting you know so there's not no surprise. I'm not a bull. We're not I respect everything, your choices, everything in she she has to go. I I don't have a choice. It's per per state statute. Like I said, they'll drop the charges in the morning. That's that's on them. But for your safety and us, and I know it's I know it's upsetting and that's why I'm being a man to man to you. I don't have a choice in this. So, like I said, you want carers here. You want them to look at you, man. Clean up some of your stuff. I know he's got his nail. I don't have insurance right now. You have to take a ride. They clean up your stuff. You don't want to ride. Okay. Yeah. Just He got his nail ripped off and everything. It was uh it was domestic related. So, I mean, you just need to be cleaned up. Yeah. Just take a take I swear to God, I didn't do anything. It sucks. And I do I'm the one who's abusing a relationship and I try all the time to make it right, but she me up all the time. So I got to walk away from this. And like I said, that guy walk away. That guy said you did nothing wrong. I did do one thing. I swear that guy said you never put a heads up. I would never I would never ever put heads on a girl. I That's why it was scary. She started throwing my my face. She ripped my shirt off. He saw everything. She threw me on the floor. Like I didn't want it. I just don't want to get I Okay, so go over there. Let him clean you up. He's going to go with you. I'm going to get your information. Then what happened? And then you started. Yeah. What happened? You started getting mad. You guys got mad. Well, obviously you have no marks on. Why did you get the blood? The blood on your hands. What? Blood right here. This is blood right here. There's blood on your legs. Blood. Blood. Blood. Blood. Striking hands. Look, your leg is full of blood. Blood all over your legs. So, how did you get blood on you? The man was clearly sad that things had to be this way. As for the woman, she didn't seem to understand the gravity of her actions, but could soon find herself in handcuffs. I don't want to. I don't want to. I don't want to. Please. Where's Where's You have shoes? You don't have any shoes in your car? Yeah. Take her to the station. I'll find her shoes. We I just need to get her ID. I'll go with Can you tell me? Yes. Well, tonight going to jail from a domestic. He doesn't want to press. He doesn't want to press charges though. However, by state statute, if there's injuries and I can determine a primary aggressor, you have to take the ride to jail. So, um that's where it's going to be at. Like I said, he he's not happy about this. Who's he? Your boyfriend. Oh, where is he? He's going to get checked out by the ambulance cuz he's missing a a whole toenail and some other injur. He's got a big cut behind his ear. A whole toenail? He's been missing that for 3 hours. Okay, I got you. That's not funny. All right, just have a seat. It's really funny. It's not funny. No, it is funny because he's lying to you. So, he's with your head. Okay. So, your head Okay. I'm like No. What the? Let's go. Get over here. Run out already. What is that? Someone's knocking. Somebody upstairs. You see him upstairs? No, it's not. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. No. Let's go. Stop. No. No. Let's go inside. Why would you do this? Oh, you going to push it? Go ahead. Push it harder. Go. Go. Go. Push it harder. Stay over there. Go. Push it harder. Stay over there. Go. Stay right there. Go. Push it harder. Stay right there. Don't do anything. What am I doing here? You have to have it that way. Stay right there. Just stay right there. Can you just relax? How many times have we told we talked about this? If you relax, you go home. You want to see? Do you want to see Zach tonight? So, you're going to relax? But if you act up, you're not going to go home. I'm trying to get you to go home. So, just relax. Just calm down. Relax. Okay. The woman was charged with battery causing bodily harm and resisting an officer without violence.
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