He's pushing me back. He's grabbing me by my hair. That's why my hair is coming off video. I I never saw him striking you regret. >> Put the knife down, bro. >> I'M READY TO GO. I'M I MEAN IT. >> He's a [ __ ] manipulator. He does that all the time. >> Some wives aren't as innocent as they portray themselves to be. But what happens when the cameras capture their evil acts without them realizing? >> I'm alled up. He >> What happened in the video? >> Your pass. >> What happened in the video? What? And I don't want to see him because I'm scared of him. I did a video. can't read your mind. >> These were the moments when evil wives acted innocent, not realizing that everything was recorded. When officers responded to a man's call accusing his girlfriend of assault, she denied everything, unaware that the truth had already been captured on camera. >> I don't want you in my house. >> You have a knife out. >> Did you ever physically assault him? >> I mean, I was trying to get him away from me. >> Video. I I never saw him striking you or >> No, I can't believe he's playing victim right now. On March 24th, 2024, officers from Ohio were dispatched to a nearby residence following a report of a domestic dispute involving a couple. Upon arrival, the woman presented a version of events, unaware that her account wouldn't hold up for long. >> We got to a fight and obviously I'm on my way [snorts] out. >> What was the fight about? >> Um, fight about honestly it was about dumb that shouldn't even turn into a fight, honestly. >> Well, like what? um using the outlet and saying that this is his house and I'm paying $1,000 here and it's still only his house, stuff like that. >> Okay. Was there ever uh a sharp object brought out? >> I mean, there's glass on the floor. >> Okay. >> Or is everything else? >> Well, was there ever like what I'm talking is was there ever a knife possessed by you? >> No. Okay. >> He needs to really stop that. Seriously. >> Well, I'm going to ask you I'm going to ask you again. Okay. >> Okay. And and honestly goes a long way. >> Okay. >> Was there ever a knife pulled out? >> Yes. Like he kept on walking up on me. >> Okay. >> And I'm pretty sure he probably has that in whatever video, but I literally said, and you can hear me say stop walking up on me. You can hear me say that. >> Mhm. >> So like, >> and you guys when you guys were arguing, did it ever become physical at any point? >> What do you mean? >> Like >> did I try to hit him with a knife? >> No. No. Did you ever physically assault him? >> I mean, I was trying to get him away from me. He had like You can't >> I just want to know your side. >> Exactly. Because that I'm That's not fair. It's I'm trying [clears throat] to be calm, but that's not fair for him to do that and act like like he can't do that to me. He can't do that to me. >> I cannot believe this. Wow. Like, are you >> Can you tell us what he did? He was pu okay so grabbing me up by my shirt telling me you got to get the out you got to get the out I'm pushing him back and he's pushing me back he's grabbing me by my hair and that's why my hair is coming off >> is this a dog in this room >> yes >> okay I'm just making sure >> and it was just getting too crazy honestly >> according to the woman what began as a simple argument had escalated when the man allegedly became physical but when officers searched for signs of an altercation things weren't So clear. >> I cannot believe this. Like >> marks on you. >> He He's not probably on my arms or something. I'm like I have no clue. >> I really don't know. >> You said where was he grabbing you? >> By my should my straps by my shoulders. >> Okay. >> And pulled my hair. But this is a wig. >> Okay. Okay. >> But I don't That's not fair. And during the fight today, you said he was grabbing you. >> Yes. This fight today. And you can if he has that video and you can hear me in the video saying, "Don't like stay away from me. Get away from me, please." So if he has that video, he should show it to you guys because he can't you can't play victim when we're both fighting each other. That's not fair to me. That's not fair, man. Seriously. And he and he's going to try to make it seem like I'm some bully. I'm not no bully. I've never bullied anyone in my life. That's not fair, bro. Like, seriously, if he's going to do that, I'm pressing charges on him for the [ __ ] that he's done to me. And that's period, bro. That's not fair. Cuz if you if you're going to We were both in a fight. I There was never once where anybody was up on the other or was the the main aggressor. No. Period. Point blank. No. >> Can you turn around real quick? I just want >> I don't There's I don't >> Okay. >> I don't know if there's I can't see. While the woman continued leveling accusations against her boyfriend, the man came forward with a piece of evidence that would challenge her account. >> YOU ARE TALKING DOWN TO ME. I'M NOT GOING TO EXPLAIN IT AGAIN. >> THAT'S HOW YOU TAKE IT. >> I JUST SAID I DON'T WANT TO BE with I don't want you in my house. Now you have a knife out. Please get out of my HOUSE WITH THAT [laughter] KNIFE OR put it away. Get Bro, >> make me get MAKE ME GET OUT RIGHT NOW. CALL THE POLICE CUZ I'M DONE WITH IT. AWAY FROM ME, BRO. NOW YOU'RE SAYING I'M COMING TOWARDS YOU. I'M COMING TOWARDS YOU. I'm giving you a reason right now cuz I'm READY TO GO TO JAIL RIGHT NOW. >> AND I THOUGHT YOUR dead call THE POLICE RIGHT NOW. >> YOU PUT THE KNIFE DOWN, BRO. >> I'M READY TO GO. I'M I MEAN IT. >> WHAT'S THAT SUPPOSED TO MEAN? >> I'M READY TO GO TO JAIL RIGHT NOW. >> WHAT'S THAT? PUT THE KNIFE DOWN. >> GO TO JAIL RIGHT NOW. >> Let's go. Please call him right now. Call him right now. >> And then what? >> Call jail right now. >> You're going to jail now for >> Call THEM RIGHT NOW. STOP RIGHT NOW. CALL THEM RIGHT NOW. CALL HIM RIGHT NOW AND PUT THE KNIFE ON [laughter] my kid. I'm ready. Go >> threatening. >> I'M TAKING YOUR STOP POKING at me with a >> I just said I don't want to be WITH YOU. THAT'S NOT TALKING DOWN ON YOU. YOU PSYCHO. >> I'M ALLOWED TO NOT WANT TO BE WITH YOU. >> THAT'S NOT WHY I'M MAD. [screaming] >> STOP. STOP MAD. >> YOU'RE STILL NOT GETTING IT. >> STOP. >> You're still not getting it. You're still not >> You're going to do all this >> because I said I don't want to be WITH YOU. STOP POKING THAT KNIFE AT ME. STOP. >> After watching the video, officers began confronting the girlfriend, but her reaction was something they didn't expect. >> So, we we were able to see the video. Um, obviously saw the knife. >> Um, saw you smack him upside, looked like the head a few times, >> probably. >> Okay. Uh, video I I never saw him striking you regret. >> No, that is what he does. He pulls out a video after he starts a fight. He can't you. No, that's what he does. >> I'm just trying to get your >> That's lit. This is literally what he does. He He will start an argument. He will say the craziest and then do something and then pull out a phone every time. There's been times where he has called me a n word and pulled out a phone and watched my reaction, bro. Like that's >> Have you ever called the police on him? >> No. No. Not Not in a few years because I I don't want to deal with the police. I don't want to do it. I rather not do it that way. That's why I'm putting on my pants for leave. I can't believe I can't believe he's playing victim right now. Like, I'm so I'm I'm pressing charges on him cuz he's not with it this time. Like, you don't get to play victim. And And >> what charges do you want to press on him? >> Putting his hands on me, whatever charges it is for that assault or domestic violence, whatever it is. And I'm going to either way because you're not you're not doing this to me, bro. Like, you're not He's a manipulator. He does that all the time. Like, are you me? >> Okay. >> I'm pressing cart. >> Do you have shoes anywhere? >> Yes. >> Where are the shoes at? >> Where are you guys taking me? >> Right now, I just want to know where your shoes are. One, not two. >> Yeah. >> It's It's in the sink. >> In the sink. Okay. >> So, am I going to be able to press charges or or what? >> No, I have your your side of the story. >> Yeah. >> 100%. It'll be all in the same case. >> So, I can't There's nothing that can happen. >> We have the same case. So I So I have to go to jail and he doesn't right now. >> So right now everything that we do is working on proof, right? >> All that I have from you is the allegation. Correct. We looked at you trying to see if we found marks. We clearly don't see any. >> We do, however, have a video of you swinging a knife around and smacking him upside the head. >> The woman refused to accept how officers were conducting the case, unaware that the evidence had yet to tell its full story. >> He pulled that out. He pulled the video out after But we still have to act on the evidence. >> So we we see the physical altercation of you stepping towards him and striking him >> multiple times with a knife in your off hand >> and that's what we're going on. We tried like my partner said >> we tried to observe the marks that you stated, you know. >> Can you go ask him to like not do this right now? >> So the way that this works, state of Ohio takes domestic violence very seriously. after us seeing that he doesn't really have a option. The state is going to mandate that an arrest happens today. Okay. So, if you would go ahead, >> can I call someone really really quick? >> Uh, not not just yet. >> Not yet. >> Yeah. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Hold this. >> Yep. Behind your back. Palm together like you're praying. Okay. Anything on me today that's going to poke me, stick me, stab me, or hurt me? >> No. >> All right, >> ma'am. Is the front door the easiest way to go out? >> Yep. >> Right. >> That's something that you can speak with >> down at L Municipal Court. You know, which door? >> This >> right here. Okay. >> Do you want me to um Well, he comes up, right? >> He comes up. I don't know. >> Okay. It's a Wuang shirt. What's that? >> Wuang. Do you know anything? Clearly, you don't know anything about Wuang. >> I don't. >> Never mind. >> In the end, the suspect was arrested and charged with domestic battery. Up next, when officers responded to a heated argument between a couple, the girlfriend claimed she had been assaulted until evidence began pointing in the opposite direction. >> Hey, bro, why don't you just walk away? I can't. >> She hit you. >> Hit me in the back of the head with a hammer. That's where the blood's coming from. Where's the hammer at? >> Over there. >> The red and yellow one. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, we got 18. >> What are my charges? >> Aggravated domestic battery with a weapon. You guys are out here and she's going to jail and they're going to make me get a medical care and she needs to be transported. >> On June 22nd, 2023, Palm Beach County deputies were dispatched to a residence after reports that a woman had violently attacked her boyfriend outside their home. According to witnesses, she had begun throwing his work equipment and personal belongings onto the driveway before striking him in the back of the head with a mallet. When officers arrived, they found him bleeding with multiple injuries, and the situation only escalated from there. Yeah. >> Hey, bro. Why don't you just walk away? >> I can't. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. >> Stop. >> Just leave me alone. >> I'm waiting for the cops to get here. >> Yeah. Right. >> Yeah. Yeah. Sweet. Hey, >> she's biting. >> Yeah, I I I I [laughter] got it. >> Give me my turkey. >> Hey, the police told me not to get involved and stay in my truck. >> Give me my turkey now. >> Hey, you're doing great, bro. Just protect yourself and don't hurt her. That's the reason keys, man. Look at that. Seriously, >> please pull him off with me. Please. >> He's not on you, sweetie. >> He won't let go. He won't let go. Please help me. >> He's doing that to protect you. >> No, he's not. He's doing it to control me. It looks to me like he's doing it to protect you. >> Of course he does, cuz he's soing charming. >> Off of me. >> Get off of me. >> Are they close? >> Yeah, they must be. >> I I I >> off of me. >> I told I told them you were bleeding, so uh that usually picks it up. >> [laughter] >> And by the way, he punched me in the ribs just so you guys wouldn't know that he actually did it. [clears throat] I hate you. I hate you. Heat. Heat. [music] [music] Don't you ever come back to my house again. Ever. Ever. >> Literally not how it works. The man, a former Army Ranger medic, remained surprisingly composed as he walked officers through what had happened. He declined immediate medical attention and instead focused on making sure officers had everything they needed, including the fact that a witness had recorded the entire incident on video. The footage would prove to be critical, as the woman had already removed every camera from the property the night before during a previous incident that had also required police involvement. What did she do or what did you do? >> Um, so we had some officers here last night. >> Pardon? >> We had some officers here last night. >> I saw she was drinking. >> Okay. >> Need to leave. >> Before we go any further, are there any weapons in the home? >> Uh, I mean there's knives obviously. >> Okay. Are there any guns? >> Come here, G. >> All right. So, what happened with the officers last night? Uh, they told me to leave. >> Do you need paramedics? >> Um, >> I mean, they're down the street, right? They're literally right there. >> Army Ranger medic. I'm good. >> What about her? >> Unless she stretched a finger on a blowing all this out. >> Hey, doggy. Hi. >> Uh, how you said? >> Hi. I smell I smell >> I left parked the car right there. Slept in it all night. >> You did? Okay. After the officers left. >> That's officer. I went to the gym and I came back here, parked the car, slept all night. >> Okay. This truck, this car, this lady, >> he's the He has no bearing on this. >> When I went by, I saw >> Do you know this person? >> No. No. I saw the struggle and >> Okay, hold on. I'm talking to him. Let me find out from him exactly what happened inside before we take it to what happened outside. >> Well, she started screaming and whatnot. After I got home from work, she got me drinking. This is what happened. Uh, so I left. She continued to berate me to text me. is like piece of this that um she's met called her ex-boyfriend to figure out how the uh water machine was freaking this all started. >> Okay. Over last night, >> right? >> Okay. >> Um I slept there pulled in the driveway at 6:30, fell back asleep in the car cuz I didn't want to go inside. Waiting on her to come out. She just got a job breakers and uh I'm going to take her to her job then go to mine like I've been doing every day for the past >> How long have y'all been together? >> Year or so you know about more years but uh she comes outside starts screaming and uh goes all my tools if you see >> they were in the car. Yeah, we're back. >> All this >> every bit of it. >> Jeez. Okay. >> And I believe you got a camera, don't you? >> Yeah. Okay. >> She uh she hit you. >> She hit me in the back of the head with a hammer. That's where the blood's coming from. >> Where's the hammer at? >> The red and yellow one. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, we got 18. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. >> Okay. >> Cuz I want to see this guy's video before we go aggravate her. I'm going to have one more person come in case she decides to get all right. Hello. >> I don't really mean to cut you off. I just wanted to get the facts of what happened in there before. >> All right. I I I I don't know what happened before I got here, but I'm riding down the road and I see everything out here >> that catches her >> and I they're in the back of the Volkswagen. And um >> it's all thrown over here already. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. And he's restraining her. >> Okay. >> And um >> I didn't get a lot of good. >> Did you see anything in her hands? >> No, she did [ __ ] >> Okay. Okay. Was he he already he was already bleeding up? >> Yeah. Okay. >> He he was already bleeding. >> Victor Xray and cut all four tires. I I've got probably five minutes. >> Hold on one second. Jake, can you get to the back just in case you try to go that way since we got the front? >> I probably got five minutes of video. >> Ask him if there's any more dogs. >> Probably got five minutes of video her punching him and her. >> Do you mind hanging out for one second? I'm going to actually get that video from you, but we're going to pull it up on another system. >> As officers continued piecing together the full picture, more details began to surface. She had slashed all four of his tires with a knife to prevent him from leaving with her car. She had stolen his cell phone during the previous night's incident. She had even removed the locks from the doors inside the house to eliminate any space he could retreat to. The pattern of behavior was impossible to ignore, and it was becoming increasingly clear that this had been going on for some time. >> Is there a mother-in-law suite in the back? Does she have access to it? Good. >> He's saying, "Yeah, it's important." That's the mother-in-law suite. She does have access. >> Yeah. That's usually where I go when she acts like this is lock it up. She remove >> So, she took the locks >> so that you off so that the mother-in-law's unlocked and open. >> She does this, right? >> No, you guys are just just dating. Been together one year, not married. Do you have your ID on you, boss? >> It's okay. It's okay. I just >> He may have like taken off with the wallet. Okay. >> My cell phone is on that card, but she took my cell phone next day. >> 69 took it back. >> Yeah. >> Was that in the incident last night? >> Yes. >> Should she take it to what? Prevent you from >> She doesn't took it. >> Okay. It wasn't like you were trying to call 911 and she took it then. >> No, I did call 911 and then after they got here, she snuck back in the house and took the rest of the stuff that I walked in with, tools and whatnot, and uh took off with her phone. >> Okay. Do you have video cameras on your house beside Is that a door camera? yesterday until she took them all down. She even taped up the doorbell. >> Adding another layer to the situation, the woman had recently been diagnosed with a mental health condition and had only just begun medication. With backup on the way, officers prepared to make contact with the woman. What awaited them inside would only add another layer to an already deeply troubling case. >> She just got put on um Zolot. There like this is a mental issue like for >> How long has she been on Zolot? >> Not long enough. And obviously she's drinking so it's fine. >> Oh, that's the thing. I don't I would much rather see her go to like >> she No, no, no. So you What did What did she get diagnosed with? >> Um like manic depressive buffer. >> So unfortunately because of these circumstances and that you guys are in a relationship, she is going to go to jail. But because you're telling me that she is taking Zolaf, she's been diagnosed and she's probably going through a mental breakdown. Yeah, >> there is a portion of the jail that deals with mental health. Like >> I can't not take her to jail at this point. >> Can't take her to a hospital cuz I'm >> If they did So they have That's what I'm saying. They have a medical floor that >> forced to go and like b her out of jail. >> Oh, well, you're not going to be able to b her out because there's going to be a no contact order. >> She potentially I get that you're a medic and that you've probably went through worse, but she potentially could have with that hand. Okay. Obviously, what happens when we leave is out of my control, but being that we're here, your skull split. I've got people that witnessed it. She has to go today. If she somehow acts out, if something happens in there, we determine she does have to go to the hospital first. She'll go to the hospital, but eventually she's still going to end up in the jail. >> Once officers made contact with her, she immediately attempted to reframe the entire situation, claiming she was the one who had been attacked. She insisted her knee might be broken, that her boyfriend had struck her, and that officers were only taking his side because he was calm while she was emotional. But the witness video told a very different story, and officers made it clear they had already seen it. Every excuse she offered was met with the evidence in front of them, and her attempts to deflect only made her position worse. >> Hands on hand. >> You got lethal? >> Yep. >> Is it right there? Got it. 7 on the left. >> You want to go before me? >> Open door. >> Office. >> I know. Stand up. >> I need help. >> You need paramedics. I know you're bleeding. >> I know. We We will What happened? What happened? What happened to your knee? >> I don't know if it's broken or dislocated. >> What happened though? >> I don't know. He's been attacking me all morning. >> No, he hasn't. >> You haven't seen it? >> No, he did. There was a witness that recorded it. You don't see what happens inside. Is it? >> Well, I would like to, but you took all the video cameras yesterday. You didn't really give us an opportunity to talk to this either. Decided to take a walk. Can >> you turn that way a little bit so I can check the screen? And that way towards like that. If you can't defend myself, you're stronger than me. We're going to have the medical check on my ribs in the back of my head and I'm all perued up. He hits me. He always hits me. >> Then why do you keep coming back? >> Why didn't you talk to me? stupid question cuz you don't believe me. >> Not that I don't believe you, but I'm going to believe you. >> Not you. You weren't here. The four officers that were here this morning didn't believe me and I called in and told them that they just take his side because I'm the one crying and he's calm. They never believe me. I slashed him. It's my car and he wouldn't give me my keys and so I slashed him so he couldn't take it. >> My tires are like $300. >> You know, you know he was trying to take you to your job. >> No, he wasn't. >> Why not? >> Well, maybe you were a little too intoxicated to go to work. >> I wasn't intoxicated. It was 7 in the morning. I had orientation at the breakers. He's lying. You said I was >> Did you forget we were here? >> Yes. >> You walked into the house when I got here this morning. >> I know. You >> ran out the back. >> And I was not intoxicated at all. >> You said absolutely. >> Your job says differently. >> What job? >> Flaggler steakhouse. >> Flaggler's steakhouse didn't even see me this morning. >> They said you showed up with blood all over your face >> because he beat me this morning. >> You just told me Flaggler didn't see you, but now suddenly they did. >> The Breakers, not the Flaggler. I went to orientation at the breakers this morning and they sent me home because I have blood on my face and I can barely walk. >> Makes sense. You love it when you >> He took my car all night and never came home because he was out doing all night and then when he came home I wanted my car key so I can drive to my job myself and he wouldn't let me. >> Remember closing the door on my phone and I knocked on the door and said, "Hey officer talk to you." >> Yes, officer. I didn't want to talk to you. >> You said f you. >> I didn't say f you. I said no. I don't want to stop. >> Can I >> Have you looked at his criminal record? >> He has a murder charge. >> Okay. He's realize that that murder charge has absolutely nothing to do with this. >> I'm just saying. >> What's your record? >> Nothing like this. >> I don't judge people. >> You don't judge people by their records, but if you want to bring up records, neither one of you are clean. >> Okay. We don't we don't judge people based off records. We judge them based off the moment. We judge them based off the different years in front of us, >> right? Because I'm hysterical and crying because I just got beat and he's calm and cool and collected. >> I'm judging him based off the fact that when we were here earlier, he had the opportunity to speak to us. >> I didn't want to talk to you. I have a right not to talk to you. I was crying. >> You do? You do? You absolutely do. >> I was crying and I shut the door and I didn't want to see you. And I don't want to see him because I'm scared of him. >> Why did you come back here then? >> It's my house. >> But you thought he wasn't going to be here. You just said you didn't want to see him. >> My parents were coming here. They were telling him to leave and he refuses to leave. >> Well, you guys live together. So, at this point, unfortunately, it's both. >> Exactly. I know I'm But it's my house. He doesn't own anything. It's my car and my house. And I fell in love with him a year ago. and he's been living here ever since. >> So, I know there's nothing I can do. So, you can imagine how frustrated and upset I am. >> Powerless. He's stronger than you can have an evictive. >> I'm going to I'm going to There's nothing I can do about that right now, can I? Uh, in this >> I know she was going. >> She thinks her knee might be broken. >> Maybe. She doesn't know how though. >> Are you able to move it? >> I can move it this way. >> Okay. >> But I can't. >> It just hurts. >> No. >> Are you able to put weight on it? >> No. >> Can't help. >> Do you want to Do you want to go to the hospital? >> I don't have any money. I don't I can't afford an ambulance ride. >> So, what would you like for us to do? >> I don't know. You guys are the ones that are here. >> Well, the only thing we can do is check you. We'll check you out and then we can either get a rescue come in or not. >> Well, actually, you know what? She's got to go because if you guys are out here and she's going to jail and they're going to make you get her medical clearance and she needs to be transported. >> Oh, okay. >> I just Yeah. Sorry together. >> What are my charges? >> Aggravated domestic battery with a deadly weapon. >> How do you have proof of that? >> A nice little witness that stopped when you were >> What witness? >> Some landscaper. some landscaper. You're going off a landscaper and what was >> I'm going off of a video. >> What? What happened in the video? >> Your past. >> What happened in the video? >> What happened in the video? >> I will talk to you when they're done charges. What deadly weapon? >> I have a deadly weapon. His fist is a deadly weapon. >> I wanted them to go. >> Fist is a deadly weapon. He overpowers me and pushes me down. What am I supposed to do? What am I supposed to do? Let him hit me. >> And he's not getting arrested for this. Look at my knee. He pushed me. >> And there's nothing I can do about just because it's not a recording. >> That happened this morning. >> Yes, it did. >> So, like my partner said multiple times, you ran off and you failed to talk to us. >> So, what? >> How am I supposed to have to talk to you? So, you want to do something about it? How do you expect to do something if you don't want to talk? >> I didn't want to press charges. He's pressing charges. >> You only want to say something because you're going to jail. >> Of course I do. Of course I do. I DON'T WANT TO SEND HIM TO JAIL. >> The same. >> You idiot. God, stop talking to me like I'm a piece of >> I literally just got abused by my boyfriend and you're talking to me like I'm garbage. I don't Jake, >> check the back of my head. Check my ribs. >> Out of me just now. >> Go arrest him. >> She seemed genuinely frustrated that her version of events wasn't being taken seriously. With the evidence against her overwhelming and a witness recorded video confirming what had taken place, there was no path forward that didn't end with her in handcuffs. Ready? Go ahead and get to go to the hospital with you. So, you can call me that all you want there. >> The suspect was arrested and charged with aggravated domestic battery with a deadly weapon. If convicted, she could face up to 15 years in prison and thousands of dollars in fines. Next, when a hotel employee reported a couple's argument, officers arrived expecting to deal with a simple disturbance. But what they were about to uncover would reveal that there was much more to the relationship than met the eye. >> Wives were manic. And what happened is not the first time this happened. >> He's a narcissist and if I don't pay him attention, he went to the pool. On January 2nd, 2026, officers from Florida responded to a 911 call from a hotel employee, reporting a couple involved in a heated argument and disturbing other guests. When officers arrived, they had no idea what was really behind the incident. >> Yeah, this lady said she's got wands and all kinds of they've been off since they got >> And are you the one that called it in? Thank you. If my party comes, if you could just direct them this way, too. Hello. Hey, sir. How's it going? Not bad. You >> want to step out for me so we can talk? If you keep your hands out, you're probably fine. If you can just hold them, bro. Yes, sir. >> So, what's going on? Nothing new. >> H nothing. I'm not here for no reason either. Ask her. I'll talk to her after I speak with you. I have to talk to you. You need a passport. >> We got complaints on you guys. >> Oh, you're the one. >> Okay. >> What happened? >> My head is hurting me. >> Yeah. You need medical attention >> right here. You can feel that right here. >> You want me to call med so they can check it out? >> It's not. >> But still, you want want me to call meds or no? >> No, I'm not. But I'm saying are you okay or do you need man? >> Hurts. Do you want me to roll in to check you out or are you okay? >> Officers made contact with the suspect's husband, who described moments of tension with his wife, Michelle. But as the conversation continued, his account began to reveal something far more concerning. >> She was already in the room with the guy here. So she came in and what happened then after she came in right here video get it right now from my partner um and was there argument that happened before she just came in before she left with what with the with her hand on the engine with the head. Did you walk? >> Do you have ID on you or do >> Oh, you coming from Texas? >> Uh, we're trying to move here. Yes. >> Oh, yeah. What part? >> San Antonio. >> Okay. No. And what part you guys trying to move to? >> Here. >> Oh, all the way down here. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Inside the room, officers found Michelle visibly intoxicated. But as they began examining the scene, something about her behavior caught their attention. >> Hey, man. Ma'am. Ma'am. Hey, man. You could just open your hand for me. I don't know what's inside your hand. >> I don't think so. >> A lighter. All right. You could just place it on the bed. You want to at least sit down on the bed so you can speak with me? I'm a lady. >> Yeah, I understand. >> So, what's going on? What happened tonight? >> Uh, I'm just nothing. I'm just here. >> You're what? >> I'm just I'm doing nothing, sir. >> Well, what happened? I'm not like I told your husband, I'm not here for no reason, >> Nick. Sir, I'm just I'm just here. I'm just I'm just I'm just here, sir. I'm just We're just We're just trying to buy some property. We're in Island Marada. We're from we're just trying to buy some property and um I we're my husband just gets a little irrational and he's his little he gets little drinking and I just >> Were you guys drinking um this afternoon? No, I mean I we we had some we we um we we had some beers and wine. That's all we have. Beers and wine, right? We don't do nothing else. So that's it. >> Okay. Did you guys argue today? >> No, I mean he he just works and I work and whatnot and I'm a I'm a retired um doctor. He's uh he he works in um >> the officer noticed something that didn't quite add up when he pressed Michelle about what could have caused the dispute. Her unexpected answer only raised more questions. >> What happened to the TV? >> I was doing yoga. >> Hold on. Just give me a second. >> I was doing that. >> I have one by Texas deal. >> I I was doing that. I did that. I went like that and I and I kicked it. So, >> okay. >> And I like I did yoga. So, I accidentally kicked this one. >> Yeah. Okay. So, what happened between you guys tonight? >> Nothing. >> Nothing. >> Nothing. >> Nothing. >> Nothing. You guys were you guys arguing cuz you said he became irrational or >> Sir I I don't know what why don't you ask Rachel or maybe >> Well, I'm speaking to you guys first then I'll speak to other people. >> Sir, I did nothing. I was just sleeping. >> You sleeping all day, >> sir. I walk. So I don't know what's going on. I just I did yoga spiritual things. So >> right out. >> Okay. So you guys didn't argue today. >> Sir, I I do a lot of yoga walking things. I do spiritual stuff. >> Did you guys Did you and your husband argue today? >> No. No. I've been walking all day, sir. >> Okay. So, that's all you got to tell me? >> Sir, that's I mean, look at look at my room. I mean, my my space is spiritual. >> Okay. If I can just see my silver. >> The TV's condition along with Michelle's explanation failed to convince the officer. But when he asked for her information, Michelle made an unexpected move. If >> I can just give your name and date of birth. You're not going to give me your name again, bro. All right. If you could just turn around for me, please. >> Why am I Why? >> I'm going just detain you for now since you don't want to give me your name. We have to figure out what your name is. If you can just turn around for me. >> Why? >> Trying to figure out what happened today. You don't want to give me your name. You don't want to tell me what happened today. >> Wait, why? >> Are you going to give me your name? >> Yes, I will give you my name. >> Okay. Your name and date of birth. was going fast. It's like, >> wait, >> no. Don't step over there. >> What is my husband telling you? >> Well, that's why I'm trying to get your story, too. Are you going to tell me? >> What is he telling you? >> Tell me what? Tell me your side of the story. What happened? >> I did nothing wrong to you, sir. >> I didn't say anything. I'm trying to figure out what happened tonight. >> Nothing happened to me. So, >> can I get your name and date of birth? >> My name is Michelle. >> I need your full name. >> Michelle. >> Okay. >> I don't know what what what are you trying to figure out? >> So, we got called in here for a domestic. >> What's What's the domestic? >> That's what we're trying to figure out what happened. >> What's the domestic? >> We're trying to figure out what happened. >> What's the domestic, sir? What's the domestic? Who's What's the domestic? >> Come on, just have a seat. I'll speak with my partner. >> What's the domestic? >> Just have a seat and I'll speak with my partner. >> At this point, officers returned to the husband, who continued refusing to provide details about what had happened. But the conversation was about to uncover something Michelle had been trying to keep hidden. >> What's going on? I know you spoke to him already. So I'm just trying to I mean my wife's water manic. She's supposed to go she get crazy. So you guys were you guys arguing at all. I came I went to the pool. I did my conference calls. I came back. She left. back. My head is 150. >> You're hurt. You can feel it right here. I got a knot right there. Video TV. She computers. She >> with the with the head. How that How did it >> with what? With my hand. Yeah. >> So like I could punch a slap. >> What hand was was she facing you this way? >> Yes sir. >> What hand she right hand >> with the right hand? >> Yes sir. >> So she kind of just went like this. >> Yeah. My phone. >> And then what she did to the phone TV is broken. Phone is broken. My computer as you can see my computer my computer's in that s there open it up look at it today she threw it broke it my computer today um when does the argument start kind of like a switch you turn it on and my ass today like what made you know switch foot. >> As the interview progressed, Michelle had no idea that a video was about to change the course of the investigation. >> You have a video of it. Yeah. >> Yeah. Sure. Guess I can't open my phone. It's broken. >> 443. Clear for this. >> See that? >> Yeah. It's got like a little glitch. Let's see how the front side. Yeah, that actually works obviously. >> God, you're incredible. You are something else for sure. Go ahead. Go ahead. Catch you on video. Go to sleep, please. Go to sleep. Oh my god. Um, where you from? Uh, our home is in San Antonio, Texas. Texas, so she never claim that. She's from California. We're married, but she hates taxes. >> When the officer went back to Michelle, she was about to learn just how much they already knew about her situation with her husband. >> Ma'am, >> what's your name? >> What's the domestic? What's >> Okay, listen to what I'm going to tell you. >> Wait, what's the domestic? First of all, >> listen to what I'm going to tell you. We're here for a disturbance. Okay. >> What's the domestic? >> The disturbance. We're here for a disturbance. >> I don't understand what's >> a disturbance is somebody was causing havoc. Somebody was yelling. Somebody was screaming. So, we're here for that reason. Okay. Now, I need your ID or your name and date of birth. >> You have an ID with you by any chance? >> I do not. >> You do not have an ID with you? You have a passport with you? >> I do not. >> You don't have your passport with you? You don't have your ID? Are you from Florida, from California, from Los Angeles? From Texas, from New York? What state are you from? What state were you born in? Ma'am, >> maybe I'm an illegal. >> Okay, you still have a name, right? You would still have some sort of ID. >> Why are you being so irrational to me? >> I'm asking you questions and you're not answering my questions. >> Okay, I'm here for a disturbance. I need to identify you so that I know who I'm talking to. >> I don't know who I'm talking to. How can I address you? >> I'm not going to address you as I'm not going to address you as nobody. >> I have no idea. Okay. So, what's your first name? >> My name is Michelle. >> Michelle. Is it a common spelling? M I C H E L L E. >> Yes. >> Okay. It's the third time that I'm asking you. What is your date of birth? >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Why is this h >> Answer my question. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> What's your date of birth? >> Why is this happening? First of all, >> 69. >> At this point, investigators made a second attempt to question Michelle about what had triggered the altercation. But her reluctance to cooperate was about to make the interview even more revealing. >> Do you mind telling me what happened to you? >> Thanks, sir. >> Okay. So, why why >> I took off. My husband was doing whatever he was doing. I walked around and I took off and I and I I was like doing whatever and I I was He was like at the pool and I was like, "What? He's like he's like he's like weird. He's like he's he's a narcissist and if I don't pay him attention, if I don't like paw him, I just give him love. I'm sorry. If I don't like love him traffic, attention attention on the block. >> I don't give him time. Love him. Love him. Love him. I don't like you. Love you. Love me. Love you. Honey. >> Okay. But do you mind explaining to me what happened? >> What happened? What happened? Nemo. >> He's a big He's a big He's a big He's a big um we're we're living here. We're buying property. >> We're buying property here. Um so we're we're buying property here. So >> give them attitude. We should give him attention. Attention. >> Okay. But what happened on the day that we're here? >> I don't know. I don't know. He went to the pool. Maybe he >> While officers continued trying to deescalate the interview with Michelle, she made an impulsive move that could prove costly. >> Why is your knuckle red? >> My knuckles aren't red. Look. >> See that knuckle right there? You see how it is? >> No, my knuckles aren't red. >> This looks My knuckles aren't red, sir. My knuckles aren't red. >> Okay. >> My knuckles aren't red. >> That knuckle is red. >> No, my knuckles. >> And you have these. These these knuckles aren't red. No, these knuckles aren't red. >> These knuckles aren't red. These knuckles aren't red. These knuckles are You know what? These knuckles are red. >> You know what? These knuckles are red. These knuckles are red. >> So, tell me what happened here today. >> Knuckles. I was >> How did How did the garbage end up outside the door? The the garbage is >> No, the garbage spread out outside the door. >> The garbage? >> No, >> the garbage is already >> Wait, put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. No, no, no. Put your hands behind your back. >> The garbage is the garbage is >> Just relax for now. Okay. >> No, no. Just relax for now. >> The garbage is always outside. The garbage is always outside. >> You just provided me with your false name. Okay. You gave me a wrong name. That's a crime. Okay. >> All right. >> Do me a favor. How about a seat here? >> Have a seat there. >> The garbage is always out. >> Have a seat there. Sit down. >> The garbage is always outside. >> Explain to What's your actual name? >> Whatever. >> You don't want to answer any questions? >> Where's my Where's my husband right now? Okay. I'm asking you some questions. >> I'm asking you my >> Do you want to answer my questions? >> You know what? I'm going to ask you where where's my husband right now? >> Your husband right now? It's irrelevant where your husband is at right now. Have a seat. >> What are you going to do? [ __ ] >> Have a seat. >> What are you going to do? >> Ma'am, have a seat. >> What are you going to do? >> Have a seat. You're going to >> have a seat, ma'am. >> As officers escorted Michelle to the patrol car, even a routine pat down would reveal that her behavior was far from innocent. Come on. >> No. No. Come on. Let's go. Yeah. Come on. >> Let's go. My car. >> Oh, mother. >> Yours in the front. >> Why am I the [ __ ] jail? >> Why am I going to [ __ ] jail? Why am I going to jail? Why am I going to jail? Wait. Why am I going to jail? Why am I Why am I >> What's that in your pocket? Is that your phone in your pocket? >> It's a ecigarette, dude. Why am I going to jail? you around. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Turn around. Turn around. Is there anything in your back pocket? >> No. Why am I going >> Nothing. >> Why am I Why am I going to jail? >> Into the vehicle. >> Why? Why am I going to jail? >> I'll explain to you now. Okay. >> Why am I going to jail? Huh? Let me ask you now. Okay. >> Why am I going to jail? The domestic battery, ma'am. >> Domestic battery. >> Yes, ma'am. >> And from providing you false information. >> What did I do? >> You didn't give me your name. You gave me somebody else's name. >> I Domestic Battery. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Domestic. >> Lean back. There you go. >> Domestic battery. >> Yes, ma'am. All right, ma'am. Come on. This way. We're going to go to that door that's right there. Okay. >> Okay. 6102 number right there. >> What is that? I'm >> sorry. >> What is that? >> What? >> It's just a mesh. >> I just asked you a question. Don't be so rude. I'm not a [ __ ] I'm a doctor. >> In the end, Michelle was charged with domestic battery and false information to investigate. Up next, when a dispute between a woman and her boyfriend takes an unexpected turn, police are called to the scene. But once officers arrive, it quickly becomes clear the dispute was far from ordinary. >> In the face, right, pretty damn hard. >> You are already touching me. >> Okay. >> You alreadying handcuffed me, motherucker. And you'reing putting me like in the ground. [screaming] >> On September 3rd, 2024, officers from Port St. Lucy were dispatched following a report from a man who claimed he had been seriously injured by his girlfriend. Upon arrival, officers had no idea what kind of situation they were about to encounter. >> You see the my face, right? I was letting her stay. I was staying at my mom's house. She's not though. I know she's drinking. The car she's driving, the second car, the Honda, that car, I was letting her use, but I don't want her using it if she's drinking cuz it's in my name, including the insurance. So, I came here today peacefully. I tried to get take the keys from her. I'm like, I can't let you have this. I said, give me the keys. Right. She left the keys laying there. Me in the face, right? Pretty damn hard. Yeah. Right in front of the camera like a [ __ ] >> Was it working? >> I guarantee it's on camera from the car. >> This is your house, right? >> It is my house. Yeah, >> she's inside. >> She is inside. She's probably in the bedroom. >> Terry, police department. He just came up here to harass me and he wanted to have me and I was like I don't have nothing to do with you and I just said just leave me alone. It's been enough. You've done enough harm to me. He took my dog. He lost his job and he's at his parents house in a mood. >> All right. Back. >> What? >> So I'm getting arrested. >> Why? I'm getting Dustin. You're getting me arrested. I'm getting arrested. >> Why? >> He has marks on him anytime something like this happens. >> He did it himself. I knew I got sick. You're stuck under the door. >> When officers entered the home, the woman, identified as Carrie, began giving her own version of events, unaware that the truth had already been captured on camera. >> Jesus Christ, man. What are you doing? >> Give me my keys. >> Get away from No. >> Get away from me. >> Give me my keys. >> Get away from me. >> Give me my keys. >> Get away from me. >> Give me my keys. >> You are touching me. I'm telling every I'm calling the police. Get away from me. >> Give me my >> Stop. >> Give me my feet. >> Oh my god. You wanted this. You wanted this. >> Sorry. >> No. Don't touch me. >> She's touching you. I'm not. >> You are already touching me. >> Okay. >> You already handcuffed me, mother. I don't have my phone. I don't have anything on. >> You have to let go of the vape. >> No, they're not going to let you take it. >> Do you realize what you guys are doing? I'm doing you guys. >> Good luck. >> Oh my goodness. I don't have anything on me, you stupid. >> You right. >> Stop. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. You're hurting. >> Good job. You just got battery on LEO, too. >> Good job. >> Hurting me. >> Good job. Give me the vape. >> Oh my god. You're aing piece of bro. Seriously, you are such a piece of Look what you did to me. >> She's 14. She's kind of fighting us. Kick me while she's in. >> Oh, whatever. You're You're listening to a psycho that wants to >> I'm going to get you up and you're going in the back of the car. Okay. >> Okay, dude. You already hurt me enough >> and you're going and you'reing hurting me enough >> and you took my phone and everything. >> Yeah. And you t everything away from me. You're >> Jesus. Battery on Leo now. >> Where she kicked you at? >> She literally kicked me in the truck. I got her like >> Good job. No charge. You know I'm going to get out of jail in like 4 hours. >> Just take the handcuffs off and I'll be okay. I won't run. Please. You're hurting me right now. >> I'll loosen him. >> No, you're not loosening. I said I will listen to a guy that came in. It's on video. >> I wouldn't have with them. He wanted this. He wanted this. He took my dog. I didn't have with them. >> Carrie began resisting officers, prompting additional measures to restrain her, but the situation was far from under control. >> Look what you're doing to me. Look at my wrist. >> They're right here. my wrist. >> Well, put your feet down. Let me grab. >> Okay, I'm fine. But look how tight the pants are. >> Okay, >> stop risking them like that, please. >> Just stop. Okay, you're >> making it worse on yourself. Just >> I know, but listen, guys. >> Relax. >> Do you know what he did to me? >> No. Stop it. Yeah, >> down the ground. >> I'm done. We're done. >> I'm hurt. >> You're not going to kick any more >> today. And I haven't done anything. You guys are me. >> I don't I don't know how to do that. >> That doesn't even apply. Ma'am, >> you guys are hurting me. >> Handcuffs. I told you I'd be okay. >> And you're putting me like in the ground. [screaming] You're hurting me. >> Oh my gosh. Stop. >> Stop getting on my leg. >> Stop moving. >> Stop getting on my leg. >> Stop getting on my leg. You're hurting me. >> Yeah. Well, >> oh my god. I guess you should listen. >> Like, what are you doing right to the cuff? >> Yep. >> Oh my god. >> You're hurting me right now. >> Please stop hurting me. >> Don't pick her up. >> But what about all my my belongings, my money, everything? >> Stand up. >> Did you do that now? >> No. >> No. Yes, she did that now. Yes, she did that now. >> She did not. >> Yes, she did. >> Yes, she did. I know. And you guys are a piece of >> That's a No, but listen. You don't understand. It's hurting. >> As the officer escorted Carrie to the station, her aggressive behavior showed no signs of slowing down, causing tensions to rise even further. >> Oh my god. Just get ME TO THE JAIL SO I CAN BOND OUT. GET ME THE OUT OF HERE. DO YOU UNDERSTAND THAT? YOU HAVEN'T GAVE ME WATER. LIKE, get me to jail. You're hurting me right now. I have a lawyer. I need to get out of it. TAKE ME TO JAIL, YOU MOTHER. >> UM, I'm going to send him the link so he can upload that video. >> I'm just going to finish. >> Yeah, that's fine. If you need anything else, just let me know. >> Thank you. >> I didn't, by the way, my money and my cell phone. >> Do you understand? I can't breathe. >> You're talking. You can breathe. >> No, it's hot. RAM IS THERE. THESE HANDCUFFS are You don't understand. I'm going to have scars. >> If you weren't fighting with us, I would have put him on a lot of loser. >> Loser. >> Hey, I got one female. Uh, she's being combative, though. >> Yeah, because he doesn't have a life and he took her away from a house that the guy didn't want to have. >> Why do you put that in the police report? >> Take that off. >> We're not taking the >> Oh my god, I can't even stand. >> What? No, I I can relax. You guys have got me barricaded. >> Okay. No. Ow. My arms. My arms. Ow. My legs. Oh god. >> Stand up. >> You have to stand. >> No. My leg. >> No. Stand up. Get under. I can't stand up. >> You can't stand. Let's get in the chair. There you go. >> No. >> Can you unlet >> Put your feet in? >> No. >> Put your feet in. >> Put your feet inside. This is the stuff that we're talking about. >> Yeah. And look what you did to my legs. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> In the end, Carrie was charged with domestic battery and battery on a law enforcement officer. She was sentenced to one-year probation and $925 in fines and fees. Moving on to the next case, a woman struggled to accept the end of her relationship, setting off a series of events that would soon escalate. Yeah, >> you saw it. Let's go over here. >> Please don't touch my hand. >> You need to go this way. >> Don't touch my hand, ma'am. Stop. >> And I don't want nothing to deal with her. I'm like, please don't come in my house cuz her she's very aggressive. >> Please don't. >> On May 22nd, 2024, officers from Port St. Lucy were dispatched to a residence following reports of a domestic dispute. When officers arrived, the quiet street didn't give a clue about the heated argument they would walk into. >> What's up? >> Is this your house? >> In the backyard. She's in the backyard. >> Yeah, they are. >> Okay, do me a favor. Just go back over there real quick. >> Okay, do me a favor. Just stand on that side. >> You saw it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Left. over here. How >> you going? Please go off. >> Do me a favor. You need to go this way. Let's go over here. >> Please don't touch my hand. >> You need to go this way. >> Please don't touch my hand. >> Ma'am, stop. I am going. Please don't touch your hand. >> You need to stop. When I tell you to go one way, YOU NEED TO GO. >> MY HAND. You're abusing me. >> I'm not abusing you. I'm telling you go over there. >> You just grabbed me and go back. >> Yes, cuz I was telling you >> telling me don't touch me. I'M GOING TO TOUCH THIS. I never get this. >> This is a curse. >> Please don't stop. >> Please don't. What are you doing? [screaming] >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resisting. My >> Stop moving. Oh my god. >> When I tell you to stop, you listen. >> 1263 PSL 105. >> I got to stop moving. Give me a second and I'll fix it. >> No. >> Roll over. Despite giving the suspect multiple opportunities to cooperate with officers and follow their instructions, she refused every one of them. And what happened next would only make the situation even worse. >> Please stop. Please stop it. >> Stop pulling your arm. >> I'm not going to tell you again. >> If you don't stop pulling your arm, it's going to hurt more. [screaming] >> Okay, we're trying to fix it. If you would stop moving, we'll fix [screaming] it. >> All right, listen. What I need you to do, hang on. Don't go to your stomach. I'm going to sit you on your butt. You're going to kick your leg out and you're going to stand up. I'll help you up. Okay? So, roll over to your butt. Put this foot down. I'm going to help you out. One, two, three. Let's take the car real quick. >> Please be careful with that. That is $30,000 bag. >> I don't care about your bag right now. >> And please put my belongings in there. Well, come back and grab the rest of your stuff. For now, we're going over here. >> Where are you taking me? For what? I was the whole pit and I'm not getting in the vehicle until you tell me what you're doing. >> You're going to get in the vehicle. I'm Stop. Because the harder you make this for yourself, the harder it's going to go. >> Okay. >> I'm not asking. >> That's why I will explain it to you in a minute. That's why I'm moving. >> You need to tell me what you're taking me for. I'm not going to be a mom unless you tell me where you're taking me. >> Why? >> Oh, okay. Stop it. I'm asking you a question. >> When I tell you, you right. >> That's fine. >> Okay. So, stay right here for a second. >> Could you let go of the arm, please? It's really hurting my wrist. >> Oh, when you don't comply, it's going to hurt. >> Can you fix it? Cuz it's somehow hurting him. So, it hurts. Can you now tell me what's going on? >> I will in a second. Put your feet in. >> Can you fix my hair, please? >> Put your foot in, please. >> At this point, the investigation focused on the man whose side of the story would reveal that the situation was far more complicated than it first appeared. >> Oh, man. >> All right. So, >> I'm Garcia. >> Nice to meet you. >> So, give me the rundown of what happened today. >> Yeah. Um, I'm over there power washing out of my backyard. And, um, I used to date that girl a while ago in Philadelphia. I moved here in the end of May last year. >> Okay. >> And she put me in jail because I didn't want to be with her anymore. She made up some type of fake stuff like I her. I actually went to jail for a little bit >> and they let me out because of the fact that, you know, I'm like, "Oh, I didn't do you know what I mean? I just want to let blow it off." And then every fine, I went to court. Um, she said I didn't do anything and I'm just get out of my life, right? And I haven't spoken to her or nothing. You look at my phone and all of a sudden I'm dating this girl. I have a job. I'm living my normal life and she just pops in my backyard and I don't want nothing to deal with her. I'm like, "Please don't come in my house cuz her she's very aggressive." >> So, were you on the porch or outside of >> I was in my lai power washing my deck. If you can see, I have all my >> Did she hit you when you were back there? >> No, when I was in there, she was coming out. I was close. She was trying to come in. my please don't come in my and my and my my friends. She's over there going like this to me and I back up before your yelling out here and she she whacked the [ __ ] out of me. >> So she did she punch you or slap you? >> No. She hit you on it. >> Yes. >> You know what I mean? Like whatever. >> Do you have your driver's license on you? >> Um I don't. >> All right. If you want to grab that real quick. >> Did you guys see everything that happened too? Did you guys I I saw her spit on him. >> She spit on him? >> Yeah. I got it on video. >> You have it on video. Okay. Is there any way you saw it as well or is it just you >> saw it? Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. Is there any way I can get you guys to write out a statement form? >> I mean, >> I don't want to. >> Well, it's willing. It's not, you know, >> right? >> Huh? >> She She saw him. I didn't see her. >> Okay. So, you just saw >> Yeah, I got the video. >> Okay. As investigators began piecing together the events, neighbors who had witnessed the situation before police arrived came forward with more evidence. >> What? What are you going to do now? >> I'm not I'm not a woman beer. >> That's all good, man. >> Suka, your mommy's by the way. I went to gave her flowers. My cous you I wish you were going. >> I warned you for seven years. You mother I warned you. You [ __ ] seven months. Stupid language. This is my second language. You understand? >> I got I got a spitter. >> Mom, >> I never did. >> You guys need to get the fat inside. This is not your business. >> Leave him alone. >> Do me a favor and send me that as well. So, let me get your info and I'll send you a link so that way you can send me that. [screaming] >> Seriously, my left hand. Please, please, please. Which hand? >> Left. >> That's a right. >> And I guess I want to talk to him, please. >> Okay, give me a second. Stop moving. >> He assaulted me, so I want to file him. Old torch people. >> Stop moving your hand. >> I'm not moving it. You're holding it. >> You keep pulling your hand away. >> I'M NOT PULLING IT. I'M HOLDING IT IN YOUR HAND. I'M NOT EVEN CAPABLE of moving it. At >> this stage, the suspect insisted that a sergeant come over with complaints to make. But what happened next would take the situation in an unexpected direction. What's up, guys? It's over here. She's over here in the car. >> She is a little combative. Um, pretty much she flew in from Pennsylvania to tell the guy that lives at that house that she's pregnant. Um, she had got into the property, told when to go tell him, she smacked him, spit in his face, and I showed up, put her on the ground, put her in handcuffs, and uh, yeah, she was fighting the whole time. >> Okay. >> And claims that her stomach hurts because she >> going to look at you. All right. >> I need to talk to your sergeant first. You can you want to get checked out by rescue or do you want to talk to my sister? >> I need to talk to him in front of them, please. >> Okay. When he comes back out, you can talk to him. Do you want them to look at you now while you wait? >> I need him to be present. >> And I need 63 to uh >> I was 66. >> Okay, let me let me take a look. Is okay if we at least check you out while before the start? >> Okay, >> I understand that, but that's what's going on right now. There are witnesses. Okay, so you're going to go with them. They're going to check you out and my officer is going to remain with you for safety. >> And then what? >> And you're in our custody. And then from there, you're going to go up to the jail. >> And then what? >> You get your phone call, you make whatever call you need to, and you go from there. My job is only for this incident right now. And it gets you up to the jail safely. >> Okay. >> There's a jail where you go see a judge in 3 days. >> Uh well, if it's domestic related, you're going to have to see a judge before you're released. And that would be within 24 hours. >> Okay. >> Okay. And then what happens? >> That's all beyond our control. >> I know. I understand. But I need you to explain something. I have no idea what's going on with me beyond your control. What happens then? >> After you're booked and put in the jail, that has nothing to do with us anymore. That's up to the court systems, the judges, the lawyers. That's out of our control. That's what I mean. >> See a judge within 24 hours >> because it's domestic related. You will see a judge for the first appearance. Yes. As the medical evaluation continued, the woman's behavior drew even more attention, hinting that the situation was far from over. >> I need to file your first. >> I understand that. That's what I'm here for. To make sure my job my officers did their job appropriately. Okay. >> But I need to file a charger. So, how do how do I do that? >> On who? >> On me. >> So, that's why we're here. We're investigating the crime alone with battery. >> Why? But you're the one taking me to jail, not him. He's the one that assaulted me with the fence. The evidence right now proves otherwise. >> You're the one that assaulted me with the fence. >> Ma'am, I'm telling you what I'm what >> I have a scratch on me. >> I'm not going to argue with you. >> I told you what I told you. I'm going to get an officer to transport with you. Okay. >> This is bull. >> Wow. >> I'm going to use seat belt. I'm going to sit on the stretcher. Okay. >> Well, do I have a choice? >> You reach here. Pull your seat belt and then we're going to go right to the stretcher. Okay. You want me to help you? I don't know what to do because last time I did something I now am assault charged with. >> So you tell me what to do. >> You're in good hands right now. Just take a step out onto the pavement here and we're going to go right to our center set up very close by. >> Are we danger on this? Okay. Go ahead and have a seat right here for me. >> However you got to do to get comfortable. Okay. >> Yeah. >> No, they're staying there. >> Can you get my back? >> Yes. He's coming with me. >> He's not He's coming with me. >> Nope. Definitely coming with me. He's going with you to the jail. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Yep. >> What's your badge number? >> 1263. >> 1263. 1263. >> All right. We're going to monkey. Nice. In the end, the woman was arrested and charged with resisting an officer with violence, battery by touch or strike, and battery on a law enforcement officer.