see her turning her middle finger. So, I already knew something happened. I don't know. I pulled up car messed up like damn. I see her trying to take off quick. >> Why do you think he got in front of your car? >> He's crazy. >> Girlfriends are supposed to make their boyfriends happy. But what happens when they act so toxically in the relationship that officers have to intervene? >> She had my phone, threw it at the wall and I grabbed it and then she grabbed the knife. She freaked out and she said, "I told you. I told you. Grab the knife from in there." Lu's been on and off. These were the moments when officers saved victim boyfriends from their girlfriends. We begin with the case of a boyfriend left seriously injured in the middle of the road by the same girlfriend who swore she never touched him. >> He punched my right here. He punched my thing out. Right. >> He wasn't >> the side mirror. >> Side mirror. >> He sees me and he just jumps on my freaking car. >> So you're driving through here. You see him and you don't try to stop at all? >> No. cuz he wasn't in front of me until I got to like that little speedboat area and then he got in front of my car. >> On January 31st, 2025, officers were dispatched from the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office to a church parking lot for a report of an assault involving a vehicle. What they found waiting for them were conflicting stories [music] and the truth was far from coming out. >> What' you see? >> So, basically, um the girl back there >> that he was messing with >> um >> who's this? >> That's one of the witnesses. >> That's one of the witnesses. All right, just hold the um she messed with his car and put like I guess ketchup and mustard and eggs and stuff on his car >> and then um he came back and seen it. >> Mhm. >> And then um that's when she came around the corner and he was in the middle of the road and she was coming really fast and then that's when she >> Okay, hold on. So tell tell me again what happened. I kind of got an idea from the first witness um from her statements, but he just told me uh you know from when it started to to how we got here now. >> A witness explained that the victim, Kervin Saintal, had his car vandalized, sparking a confrontation with his ex. What Saintel himself was about to tell officers would take the story even further. >> Uh when it started, I was with these group last uh what's it called? I was with uh the girl last night >> and then I left. Mhm. And then I guess one told a lie to the other one making me uh try to fix the situation, but I couldn't. >> And then she pulls up cuz he's already mad. This is my girl right now. The girl the other girl like >> So you're saying that this this person here is your girl? >> Yeah. >> Okay, I got you. >> The other one uh she a girl I used to mess with for like 8 months, but I never took it serious. Uh >> I got you. >> And then that happened. I guess I try to come back cuz I forgot I lost the key. Try to go to the office, try to get another key >> and then drive back down and then she's outside waiting for me. Try to confront me about the situation that happened. >> Mhm. >> And then I parked my car somewhere else cuz the girl, the other girl, >> she had called me. She said, "Oh, blah blah." She was trying to confront me, try to like get the script together. She she called me and then she was like, "All right, bet. Watch this." I'm like, man, I already knew what was going to happen cuz my car is still there. >> So, I tried to park my car somewhere else, >> but I see her turning out, flicking her middle finger, so I already knew something happened. And then she spent around again. >> Mhm. >> And then my car, you can see in the front, uh, all the ketchup and all that. >> Mhm. >> So, so what did she put what did she put on your car? Exactly. What did you see? >> So, it's still there. Yeah, it's so cuz cuz we got calls about some other other stuff. Was it just more than ketchup? >> I I don't know. I pulled up >> car messed up like damn >> I see her trying to take off quick. So I'm like I'm confused if she did it. >> And then I'm standing in the middle of the road cuz that's like my car. Like I'm mad. >> Saint walked officers through the events leading up to the moment he was in the middle of the road. But he wasn't the only one who saw it happen. A second witness was about to step forward with a version of events all his own. So, I see her driving full force at me. I'm like, I don't know what to do. Like, you going to stop or what? And then she doesn't stop. So, I don't know what to do. So, I just jumped up and then I got >> Okay. You got jumped up. Where did the Where did the car first strike you? >> From the front. Like >> Oh, I I know the car struck you with the front of the car, but where did it strike your body first? Like >> like right here. >> Right. So, so it' be kind of right where the these these are right here. >> Yeah. Right here. and then falling on the window arm then to to the road and then hit my head and then that's it. >> So So the car So you jumped up the car here >> like car I jumped up car hit me right here I get right here the window. >> I got you. >> And now I'm on the ground back shoulder. >> Mhm. So So then you you come up over the hood you the windshield and you fall to the ground. >> I guess I fell to the right. >> Mhm. to the ground and then she she just kept going and then I wake up cuz >> you got all the scraps and scratches on your arm. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So, just go ahead again from beginning to end from what you saw. >> I'm going tell you though I go into the whole the whole thing in past. I'm going tell you what I saw just now. >> She He's He's right there. We came there and we saw that she uh she vandalized his car. >> Yeah. >> So then he's like, "Yo, what are you doing?" So when he steps out from the car, she's coming full speed with her car cuz like there's there's Alyssa pulling out >> and then he steps out and sees Yoshi coming in the car. >> Mhm. >> So he's like, "Yo, what is he doing?" And she don't slow down. In fact, she speeds up and comes and hits him full speed with the front of the car. >> Yeah. Okay. And then uh so when he got with the car, what what what happened to him? He just >> keep jumping like sent him flying and >> Yeah. And he saw he went he flip over the top of the car into the windshield and then >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Had a windshield and then he went he went on the floor and she kept driving. >> Yeah. Just watch. He's he's leaving. >> No. So then So then it just knocked him onto the ground. >> Yeah. >> As the second witness backed up Saintil's account, officers now had to hear from the woman behind the wheel, Saintil's ex, Yoshael Edward. >> Just tell me again from beginning to end what what happened. >> Okay. So started off last night. This is my ex. Okay. >> So he came over yesterday. Um he was invited from he's friends with my friend which I live with my friend right so >> she invited him over whatever everything was cool he came in my room he slept over he left I told my friend what happened my friend told her friend but little did we all know that her friend was messing with him as well so she went to him about it like oh so you're messing with Yoshi and so then he called me like why are you telling I was like listen I'm a girl that's what I Whenever I have something, I'm going to tell my friend. So, I hang up. I call her again. She's telling me that >> I'm forcing myself on there. He called me a drunk high hoe. >> Mhm. >> My Joe's in my room minding my business. He came here. So, like he was basically lying on me, right? >> So, then he got caught in a lie. >> Mhm. >> Um, she called me, right, and was like, "He punched my right here. He punched my thing out." Right. >> He punched what thing? >> Uh, what's the thing called? Uh, >> the the side mirror. >> Side mirror. Did he break it or anything? >> I don't that I didn't hear. I just know she called me and broke hit hers. Right. >> It broke hers. Okay. >> So then I live right there building seven, right? >> She was like, "Um, pull up." >> Mhm. >> Cuz she's yelling at him like going off on him. I pull up. >> I see his car gone. Milk, >> all different types of stuff on it. Look white, red, all that type of stuff on it. Right. Boom. I drive and I see his friend's car. It's like a gray Chrysler. Um >> like in the middle of the road like basically how your car is right. >> Yeah. I got you >> like there and his car is parked. >> Mhm. >> He's around the car, right? I'm coming this way. >> Mhm. >> He sees me and he >> just jumps on my freaking >> So then at that point when he jumps on my car, I get out my At first I didn't want to hit my arm. I can already tell he's crazy. So I didn't get out. >> Yeah. You just come back over here and get this. It' be easier to get this. >> Okay. Sorry. I didn't get out I didn't get out my car. What I did was she I'm guessing after you punched she drove off. She was parked right here. M >> I ended up coming closer to her and then that's when I get out my car. Me and her both walk up to there, right? >> He's like, "You stay the back. You stay the back." >> I stay back cuz I can already tell he's crazy. His whole back is bleeding. He was like, "Um, your daddy got you that car." Uh-uh. But I had to work for mine. D. And I just started We just started cussing each other out, cussing each other out. Cussing each other out. And so then I called the cops. And then after that, I'm on the phone with the cops. We're just all standing there waiting. And then he just drives off. >> He just drives off. Yosha Bell added her own account of how the scene had unraveled. Piecing together who was telling the truth was about to come down to one final conversation. >> So, who who put all the condiments and stuff all over his car? >> That I have no clue. I just came I was on the phone with her. She said she about to Well, first of all, when I called her, she wasn't here. >> Who Who is she, by the way? >> Alyssa. Was she not over there? >> Alyssa. Okay. So, Alyssa called you. >> Alyssa called me, right? >> So, Alyssa's So, you're telling me that >> me and Alyssa are messing with the same person? >> That over there? Yeah. Yeah. So punched Alyssa's car. >> Yeah. Like her little windshield. >> So then that's when we were already on the phone before she got there. Then she hung out cuz her phone was dying. She called me back. He's like, "He just punched my thing." I said, "Hold up. I'm coming." I pull up. His car is parked basically where that silver car is >> and it's like filled with >> So is is his car here now? >> No, his friend took the car. >> His friend took the car >> and left and left. >> But when I came here, the car was there with the condiments. I pull up, he's already mad. I can already tell he has some energy. But when he seen me, I seen him before he seen me. He was yelling. He turned around and seen me and then immediately just started walking up to my car. I'm I'm still driving cuz I'm trying to like where his car >> and then he was upset about all the stuff all over his car. Yeah. >> So he's the car is parked there. I'm trying to just keep going. He comes in front of my car, realizes I'm not stopping, and jumps on top of the car. >> So So So you're driving through here. You see him? >> Yeah. And you don't try to stop at all? >> No, cuz he wasn't in front of me until I got to like that little speedboat area and then he got in front of my car. >> At that point, I'm going to keep going. I didn't thought he was going to move out the way. No, he jumped on top of the car. >> Okay. So, >> okay. >> All right. So, is there anything that you might have left out of your statement that you may have talked with another deputy about? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. So, is this his car right here? >> No, that's the friend's car. >> That's the friend's car. >> Yeah. What? What? What is his car? >> His car is like a a a silver Infiniti or a Lexus. >> Oh, it's it's an Infiniti. Yeah. Okay. So, that's So that's the that's the guy that got car. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I got you. Okay. >> Joshabelle's story painted an entirely different picture, but what officers already knew from four other witnesses was about to make her account far harder to hold on to. It >> was confusing whose car was here. When the >> That's his car. I came here. His car was parked there. It was filled with stuff. >> Yeah, I got you. Then that car that just passed was parked where your car was at. He was by that car. >> I was driving past and when he seen me, >> he got in front of my car and jumped on top. >> Why? Why do you think he would have done that? >> Cuz he's mad I just caught him in a lie. >> That's it. >> Yeah. >> So you don't know how any of that stuff >> cuz at the end of the day he keeps telling her like he was like um >> So So you don't know how any of that stuff got on his car? >> No. >> No. >> She already told Well, she already told me that stuff was on his car when I got there. I see it from my I see the car and then I see her car and then he sees me and then he jumps on my car. >> Okay. >> But yeah, >> I got you. Okay. So, are are you and Alyssa friends? >> We're not close, >> but I know her. >> Yeah, I got more. >> Yeah, quite closely. So then when we found out instead of being mad at each other, we were more mad at him. >> Okay. So then once I c got the information from her, I called him and I was like, "So you're telling her that I was the one that brought you to my house?" And he till this very second, he'll tell you that he didn't sleep over last night. He didn't walk up in my room. He's still armed with that lie. So >> Well, I mean, he Well, when I talked to him earlier, um >> he Yeah, he he told me that he was messing around with you for like 8 months or something. >> Okay. >> So, is that is that sound about right? >> Yeah. But to her, he won't admit that to her. >> Okay. Well, I mean I mean that's I mean that's >> that's probably why she's mad. All right. I mean, yeah. I mean, e either way. So, I mean, um >> So, but again, he was in the middle of the road and you were driving the vehicle. >> Yeah. >> And and you saying that he stepped out in front of the vehicle at the last minute >> and jumped on top of my car. >> I got you. Okay. >> And then when I got out the car, he was saying that I hit him, but you could clearly tell like if I would have hit him, there would have been some damage on top of my You could clearly tell. >> You want to just show it show that to me? Okay. So, like if I was waiting here, right? If he was standing in my car and I really ran him over, >> wouldn't that my car spot? >> He jump like he took himself and jumped on top of my car. >> Do Do you think he might have just jumped because he saw the car coming and he didn't know? >> No, he he put himself in front of my car and jumped. >> I got you. >> Nobody told him to He got from where he was at by his car to get in front of my car and jump in front of my car. >> Why do you think he got in front of your car? >> Cuz he's crazy. >> Cuz he's crazy. Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, so I'm just going to be honest with you. I got completely different stories from four other witnesses that saw everything. >> Saw everything. >> Yeah. I saw everything. >> Okay. So, what they say? >> So, so what I'm going to need you to do is I'm going to need you to turn around for me. Okay. >> In the end, 19-year-old Edward was arrested and charged with aggravated assault, battery, and causing harm. Next, officers responded to a domestic call from a girlfriend who [music] claimed she was the one who needed help. But her boyfriend's injuries would tell a very different story. Every time I try to talk to her, communicate with her, she raises her voice. >> Things have gotten physical before in the past, and I just wanted to be safe. >> She came after me with a razor blade. She came after me with a razor blade. She speared me into the bathtub. I've got marks. I don't know if I've got >> On April 9th, 2025, officers [music] from the Akran Police Department responded to reports of a domestic dispute. What started as a simple call for help was about to uncover something neither side saw coming. >> I took the phone call and told him that you guys didn't have to come. He he left and the situation kind of dissolved itself which is fine. I have to work from home. >> So he came back and then you left again. >> Yeah. So it's fine. We're good. Um I I have to work from home on the phone. So I tried to call the police station and tell her that everything was okay. >> We can't cancel. >> That's what she said. And that's I understand. I just don't mean to waste your time. Um I just kind of wanted something to be on file. I mean you I know you can see that there's been issues before. >> I haven't even looked yet. So >> but everything's okay. He didn't put his hands on me or anything. We're good there. Okay. >> And I don't want to press charges there. Oh, >> I guess he is in there in the room. >> Yeah. One second. What? >> Yeah, you can come out, Kurt. >> No, just stay in there for now. >> I guess he did come back and go in there. I didn't even I thought he left. I've been on the phone with my mother. >> So, um, >> Kurt, I didn't say you did anything. You're You're digging your own hole. I didn't even know you were in there. The woman, later identified as Jordan, insisted everything was fine and asked officers not to bother coming out, downplaying the situation before her boyfriend Curtis was even mentioned. What she left out of her story was about to come from someone else entirely. >> So, >> what's her name, dude? >> Jordan. >> Can I talk to her and get her side of the story first? [snorts] >> Yeah. One second. There's just one of us right now. >> He's been drinking all night. That's what happened. So basically he came home from drinking all night. You guys got an argument. >> Yeah. >> You What were you guys arguing over? >> We were I got off work last night. We went and played pool and it was literally stupid. Like I made a comment. I said he was trying to show me how to play. Tell me how to play pool. I said, "Show me. Don't tell me." And apparently that set him off. I don't know. Started arguing. So we came home. I went We have two bedrooms. I went into the spare bedroom. He went to the other bedroom and we separated and then he came in there at like 7:00. Let's go get breakfast. They said I'm not going anywhere with you. Like I have to work in two hours like no. And he just started an argument again. And things have gotten physical before in the past. And I just wanted to be safe and protect myself. And you know even him I don't I'm not that's why I'm not saying he did anything. He didn't do anything. >> Just [snorts] argument. >> Yeah. It was just an argument. That's amazing. That's all. >> So, what are your plans for the rest of the day then since >> Well, I have to work from home. Like, my computer is in there and everything. I work from home during the day >> and I work at Wise Guys at night. So, I mean, [snorts] I I'm not saying he has to leave. He needs to leave me alone at least. I mean, >> yeah. >> I'm not trying to force him out. >> Well, you both live here, right? >> Yeah, we're both on the lease. Yeah. >> Obviously, we can't kick [snorts] either one. >> Yeah. And that's I'm not trying to do that. I'm just I just >> What if it's already heated already yet? >> He's He lately I think he's going to bed. I don't know. But like I said, I didn't even know. I thought he left. I didn't I've been on the phone with my mother. >> You guys have any kids in common? >> No. >> No. Um >> How long have you guys been dating? >> Four years. But I mean, this is getting ridiculous. I'm I'm going to end up finding my own place. So, >> yeah. >> What's his name? Curtis. >> Curtis. Yeah. >> All right. Why don't you stay out here and I'll >> speaking through the window, Curtis painted a very different picture. Getting officers actually to see the evidence, however, wasn't going to be simple. >> I'll just come inside the desk. I'd rather not. >> No. The thing is, anytime I try to talk to her, communicate with her, she raises her voice, she yells over me, she screams, she makes, I have everything recorded. You guys need to see everything. I can set everything wherever I need to for what? >> An argument. >> I don't need to see. >> It's not an argument. She came after me with a razor blade. >> She came after me with a razor blade. Stop. He's He's okay. He's okay. He's friendly. If you were to ever do anything, it's not It's not an argument. She started slamming things around. She started throwing things around. She >> That's what I'm saying. I I can't do it. I can't talk. She's present. So, she spear I was just got off the toilet taking a She speared me. Literally speared me. I sort of know it sounds ridiculous cuz she speared me into the bathtub and I've got marks. I don't know if I've got marks still on my back and it matters, but I've got marks on my back that >> right above the faucet or whatever. >> Okay, >> that hurts bad. >> You know, I mean the thing is and this is what I keep telling everybody. Okay, >> and I'm getting frustrated because I get it. Nobody's gives a what I say. Nobody cares what I say right now. Okay. From the time last time they came out when I called them in office. >> Can I meet you inside? You can show me the video. >> No, I'm sorry. But I'll send them to you wherever you need me to send them to you. You guys do know she come into the house. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Mind you, she's trashed this house. Nobody can come into the house. She is absolutely trashed this place. Okay. Now, when I tell when I called somebody out last time, I showed them the videos. They didn't give two what I said. That lady came here with the biggest attitude I've ever seen in my life. Yeah. >> Okay. She is on fentanyl bad. Okay. I have tried to get her help. She is bad on it. Okay. And she is losing touch of reality. >> Nobody wants to hear it. Okay. So, >> she at all with the razor. >> All right. Well, no, but she did cut herself and she wiped her all over me. So, and I'm, you know, that's why I'm trying to get away from her. >> As officers pushed to view the injuries and the footage Curtis claimed to have, he grew increasingly frustrated, insisting he'd been dismissed before. What played back on his phone next was enough to give this call a very clear direction. Will you show the video so I can >> Well, do you do you guys they live together? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Been together, >> guys. I know. I know it looks a little one-sided. >> You want her arrest? >> What in this? What's that? >> Do you want her arrested? >> Uh, you know what? I would love her arrested actually. Okay. >> Because you know, last time I called, I reported this and they said, "Well, the first time we had an issue, I was charged with stuff. I was found not guilty." >> Where's the mark at on you? >> The mark at on? >> I've got a mark on my back. >> Can we look Come in and look at it. >> You can't come in, but you can look at it. So, I don't >> We're going to have to take a picture. >> Yeah, we're going to have to take pictures. >> Well, you can you can do it through the screen. Nobody's coming in here. >> I'm sorry. >> Can you could just come into like the living room so we can look at it? >> You can look at it through the screen. Just >> I'm sorry. I I >> Can you Can you step out so we can look at it? >> No, because I feel like you guys are going to arrest me. [music] >> No, we're not. We have to get photos. >> Listen, I'm asking if you want to arrest it cuz we're probably going to have to arrest her. >> But we we need to look at the mark. >> Okay. Well, do I have a mark? I don't know. >> Yeah, you do. >> I do have a mark. Can you Can you just step out so we can >> Yeah, I can do that. But you know what, guys? I I'm just saying she has people on her side. I have video. Okay. I I I don't want to get arrested for this. I I'll come. I'll come. See, I know. I can tell you're getting short. I get it. >> Okay. >> We're not getting short. It's cold out here. >> All right. I know. But she Listen, man. If I If I didn't If I didn't think we have enough to arrest her, I wouldn't have asked you. That's what I'm asking. >> She's getting frustrated, man, because I'm getting into this stick non-stop. Okay. Non-stop for her friends, her family, everybody. Okay. I'm the only one on her side who's been trying to get her to get help and she takes it out on now she's on the phone with her mom and I'll come like okay >> all right bring your phone so I can see that video to see the one on your lower back. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I've got a bunch of videos. Uh my phone's from today from the one from today. >> A bunch of videos from today. Yes. But my phone is on 2%. So, do you guys have a number that I can upload them and send them to or do you guys have to see them now or else? >> I mean, it's just I mean most of them are just screaming and stuff. So, >> show us the one from the day. >> Yeah. You said she was coming at you with a >> razor about 30 for today. So, >> would you be willing about uh st the saving form the red one? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. >> All right. Cool. >> All right. Give me one second. We'll be right back. And and I'm sorry that phone that thing is so old and I like I said I just broke mine so it take a minute to charge but I can send video. >> With enough information gathered officers finally made their decision to move forward with the one who called them in the first place. >> Put your hands on top of your head. >> Oh my god. >> Yep. >> I have you on speaker phone. And I told him that he's been on the phone with me the entire time that I have the one that was throwing things around the house threatening her. >> Okay. >> No weapons or anything on you? >> No. I have nothing on me. >> I'll we'll grab your stuff. >> Well, I'm just worried about my phone and my mother and my witness that I have. >> Your phone's going to go with you. >> Okay. Well, I mean, >> I didn't search you. >> Does it not matter that I have a witness to all this? >> Were they here? She's been on the phone with me since this started. You didn't just touch him. >> Is that You said it's your mom. >> My mother. Yes. >> That's not That's not an independent witness, so it doesn't matter. >> You haven't. >> Um, it doesn't matter that you were witnessed to all this. >> Yeah, of course. >> You ever been arrested before? >> Yeah, a long time ago. >> For what? >> I had a problem in the past. >> Nothing. No domestic stuff? >> Never. It's crazy. I called you guys. >> In the end, Jordan was arrested and charged with domestic violence. Next, officers responded to a domestic disturbance where a girlfriend's actions towards her boyfriend went too far. [music] And the moment 911 was called, the boyfriend was ready with all the evidence. >> Just let me go, man. >> Hey, lady. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Stop. Turn around. Come on. Get up. Not enough. >> No. NO. WATCH OUT. STOP. PLEASE. >> On March 8th, 2025, officers from the Oak Park Police Department responded to a call about a domestic incident where a woman was found attacking her boyfriend in the middle of the street. What happened when officers stepped in would leave far more than just brute behind. >> Okay. Ask him a question. >> Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. >> At least let me go, man. >> Hey, lady. Hey. Hey. Hey. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Let him go. Let him go. Let him go. Let him go. >> You want to know what he be doing? >> Let him go. I don't know at the moment, but you talk to me right now. Let him go. Let >> Let me go in front of the police. For real, though. You tweaking, bro. >> Let him go. >> You talk to me another time. You ain't never >> Okay. You go to jail, bro. You don't touch me. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Go to jail, bro. You tweeting. >> Stop. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> You are. You insulting this man. Stop. >> Don't touch me. I don't care. >> Don't touch me. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> You going to go to jail. >> Don't touch me. >> Stop. >> Let me go, >> man. Stop tweaking, man. >> Let me go, >> man. You going to go to jail. >> It don't matter. >> At the scene, officers worked to pull the woman, Shalisa Tucker, off her boyfriend. The suspect continued swinging at him, even with officers already there. Getting her to back off, let alone calm down, wasn't going to be easy. >> I know you don't want, but it's late. She already in like >> calm down. I don't want to personal CHARGE ON. >> CALM DOWN. >> CALM DOWN, BRO. You talking about you don't care. >> Calm down. >> Relax, bro. >> Cuz why you do that? How you do that? >> Why you just do that? >> Why you do that? Why you do that? >> You need to relax, bro. Relax. >> Come on. Go to jail, bro. >> Just go to your c. Please go to your car. >> All right. What's going on? >> I'm not aggressive. I can touch him any way I want to touch him. >> No, you can't. >> Just the kid. >> Can I see some ID? No. What's your name? >> Okay. So, somebody called by about a phone. Your phone be >> I got it. I got it. Okay. >> I just want her to go go home. Just go home. >> No. I'm going to be his Y'all want to sit here and watch. >> Press the charges. >> What's going on, man? >> Why? What? What's going on, >> girl? Shut up. >> Look, look, look. We need to separate. Okay. We need to separate. Keep attacking. Go to jail. Okay. You want to go to jail? Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. No. Cuz you keep him. >> Okay. I'm doing >> Stop. All right. Let me go. I'm going back to my car. What are you doing? I'm walking back to my right here. What are you doing? >> Stay right here. No. >> I'm going to my turn. Turn around. Turn around. Don't touch. Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around. Turn around. I'm telling you. Just turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> Don't touch me. Turn around. >> No. No. No. No. No. >> Stop. Please stop. >> Okay. Get on the Get on the ground. >> You need to step back. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON the ground. Get on the ground. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. Get on the ground. No. No. No. You [ __ ] drug. Hey. >> Hey. Put your [ __ ] hand behind your back. Hold on. >> Oh, now you want to stand up right after you look at me, right? >> You No. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> All right. Just tell Just don't look good now. >> Now for the other take a slow down. >> With the woman now resisting and combative, officers moved to take her into custody. But getting her into the patrol car was only the beginning of what officers still had to deal with. >> She's good. Relax. Stop doing all that. Stop. >> You doing too nice. What's wrong with you, bro? >> You made it worse than it needed to be, right? All we were trying to do is deescalate all your way, right? >> Leave me alone. >> No, she want to be swinging, right? >> Bro, leave. You want to be with someone? Leave. Leave. >> You can't be mother, man. Relax. >> I can do whatever I want, >> man. Take out these handcuffs. >> No, you're out. You're under. >> Yeah, she is. >> I didn't swing at her. >> All right, cool. She can cuff. >> I swear. It could be whatever. >> Here. Can you Can you get your leg in between? >> Of course I can. >> Okay. Are you okay? >> I'm fine. >> All right. >> All right. Stand up. Let's get her cut from behind. >> I can put them back behind me. Damn. Like, it ain't that serious. >> Well, you already slipped them. >> Pan her down. >> Stop. >> What are you doing? >> I'm not trying to do nothing. I'm trying to put my butt. >> Put your You already swing them. Okay. P her down. >> Shut the up. Call to take 30 million white people. Look, look who's around first off. >> You sound like >> Okay. So, she's she's the one at you. >> Yeah, you're you're under arrest. >> Okay. >> All right. Good. >> Can you CALL ME? >> COME ON. COME ON. We're not hanging out. >> Don't act like I got to go home some like please. >> I don't I don't care. I don't give a >> I don't care. >> I don't care. I don't care. >> I don't care either. >> Whose spons are this? >> Get out. You better hope y'all don't have to hold me. Y'all act like I got to do you talking [ __ ] >> I can talk whatever I want to talk. It's America, right? >> Okay, then you shut the [ __ ] up and out. >> We We weren't even here for this, so don't take out whatever you did on us. No one's been aggressive. I just met I just met. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> You have Do you want to check your hand? >> Do you want to check? >> I I try to help. >> We want to check because I don't know they have handcuffs on me, so I can't do too much of anything. We we'll look in the station. >> With Shalisa in cuffs, officers then moved to get the account of the boyfriend, Keith. >> Your name is Keith? >> Yeah. >> Keith Burns. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So So she didn't at all. >> No, she >> You guys just arguing? >> Yeah, we argue. >> So you called? Why? Cuz I know you called. >> She had my phone. >> Okay. So >> someone else over there was compacting. >> I don't know why we got five people talking. >> So okay, you guys were arguing which happened where at Elmo and Randolph, right? >> Yeah. >> She took your phone and then she ran away and then you chased after. No, I just all she gave my phone back and I walked over and she was walking with me and that's what we came right here >> and then Okay. So, nothing got physical at all? >> No, ain't no ain't no physical >> and and it's just verbal argument right now. Okay. So, I'm going to let you know one thing since it's uh that's your girlfriend, right? >> Yeah. >> All right. Since you guys were in the argument, it's some type of domestic uh it's not domestic battery, but it's a domestic incident. What I'm what I'm going to do right now is uh make a report about this. I'm going give you the IDVA. It's Illinois Domestic Violence Act. >> I don't want that. No, I don't want that to even go in those systems, bro. Man, we want I got to I got to I got to do it. It's my job. I got to do it. So, I'm going to make a quick report about this. Uh she's not going to be charged for uh whatever you guys had going on cuz it wasn't physical. But she's going to get charged for that because that's that's battery to PO. >> What's that? >> It's a battery to PO. It's a felony. Okay. So, if you can just stay right here. I'm going to go back to my car. I'm going to get a report. I'm going give it right back to you. If you want to ride back to your car, let me know cuz I know your Alfa Romero is over there and it's still running. >> Yeah, I know. I I don't want no ride over right there. >> All right. Okay. I know your jacko was hanging out on the window, right? I think one of one of my cooworkers grabbed it. So, uh, I'm going to talk to him, see if I can get that back to you. Okay. >> All right. All right. >> Do you want your IDVA? Okay. It's something that explains, uh, domestic violence and all that. So, I can't like force it on you, but just a piece of paper that we like to hand just in case. >> No violence situation. >> Okay. Then, we can't force you to take it. >> Even in custody, the woman continued lashing out at officers, refusing to cooperate and hurling insults the entire way to the car. What she said next made it clear this wasn't going to be a quiet ride to the station. >> Okay. And that's my right. This is my job. >> Okay. If you say so. Stop. It's all being recorded. >> Are you drunk? >> No, I'm not drunk. >> Do you have any mental problems? Any any health problems? >> No. >> Any mental health problems? >> That's what I do. >> You're what? >> I'm When I get mad, I'm [ __ ] >> Yeah, I could tell. But you need to relax. >> Okay. Wow. >> All right. >> Are you going to be a problem? >> No. >> Okay. Stand up. >> There's no black people here. Okay. Sorry. >> What are you doing? >> Sorry. Stand up and get out of the car, please. Like an adult. >> Okay. >> You don't have to. >> You don't have to get away with me. You want me to take everything off? I could just take everything off. >> Everybody want to see? >> No. But we we want your necklace off and that's it. If I take the cuffs off, are you going to act like an adult? >> I mean, I'm barely an adult, but okay. I >> I I don't even know. I didn't even gotten your name yet. Get your hands away from me. >> You look like I got to something. Y'all threw me on the ground. >> I don't know you and I need medical. >> You don't have to. I can just tell you. I'm going to do your job hard. >> Yeah, you are. >> But I get paid and I'm here all night. >> Good. Well, then I'm doing your job. >> Are you getting paid right now? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> It don't matter if I am or not. You are. That's all that matters. >> That's right. >> You just swung at my coworker. >> Did I? You weren't there. >> Take off your take off your necklace, your bracelet, your ring. >> Anything else you want me to take off? That's it. >> Was I talking to you? >> Well, cuz it's finally not at me. >> Is there anything I can do that will make you act a little calmer calmer? I saw it. >> You can bring him here. I can beat the butt. >> That's not an option. Can you do the belly button ring? Is this a piercing? >> The only thing right here on you. Is that a piercing? >> Are you looking? >> It's not a piercing. It's a mole. >> Okay. [clears throat] >> Is it okay if my friend takes the car keys? >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. when I find him. >> It's okay, though. >> Yeah, he can hang for now. >> Yeah. >> Never date anybody with >> here. You know what? Just >> All right. How about How about your little your little jacket? All right. We're going to get a female to search you in a little bit. >> If you want to, you can. >> What do you want? You You need a glass of water here. Step over here. Just throw it on the bench. There's blood. Be careful. >> In the end, Shalisa Tucker was charged with battery and resisting a peace officer. In this next case, a boyfriend called police on his own girlfriend after a heated confrontation turned dangerous, only for her [music] actions with officers to seal her fate on their own. >> What's going on? >> I'm not doing nothing. I'm standing in my front door. >> What's going on, PAL? >> STOP GRABBING ME. >> I WOULD RATHER charge a gun than knife. >> Yeah, >> she swung about four times right there. And the one time got me on the hippie. >> On September 9th, 2025, officers responded to a residence for a domestic disturbance. And what they found once they got the door open made it clear this had already gone far beyond a shouting match. >> Right here. >> Where she at? >> Okay. >> Uh Taylor, she's nice. Do >> you want me to take him into >> Hi, pup. >> Sweetie, >> I think just step out there for a second. What's going on? >> I got anybody else in the house, man. >> He's a crybaby ass that likes to me. >> Oh my god. >> What's going on? Put your dog up so I don't want to get back. Hey, >> listen. Stop. >> What's going on today? >> I know. >> You step in there and talk to him. Hey, what's going on? Hey, I'm not going to ask you again. Chill out. What's going on? Officers were met with a tense scene the moment they arrived, finding a man standing off to the side, visibly shaken, while a woman shouted from the doorway behind him. But the second the officer tried to get involved, her behavior made their next move an easy one. >> I'm not doing nothing. I'm standing in my front door. >> Hey, what's going on? >> STOP. >> STOP GRABBING ME. I'm not sure. I don't think Absolutely not. >> Yep. >> Once Taylor's aggression toward the officers crossed the line, there wasn't much left to discuss but to cuff her and place her in the back of the patrol car. With her secured, officers finally had the chance to turn to the boyfriend and hear his side of what had actually happened. >> All right, man. >> What up? >> Do you want EMS? >> No. She was just swinging and um it barely nickname. >> You kind of >> Yeah. >> So, >> I was trying to go for the arm. I'd rather charge a gun than knife. >> Yeah. >> And uh Yeah. She just got me a little bit. >> Okay. Here. Let me Did she get you anywhere else or just >> Not that I know of. >> Okay. Do you care? Turn around. I'm going just double check. Make sure. >> Yeah. All right. I'm going to take a picture of that real quick. >> Sorry. Shake her. [clears throat] >> You're fine, man. >> All righty. So, from the very very beginning, >> woke up >> whenever this um Okay. >> Apparently, she went through my phone. I have a contact Jay. Um I have a friend named Jay. She deleted every single female on my phone >> because I mean I had to do the same thing just because uh >> giving the same treatment she was giving me >> woke up um went to go piss. She freaked out saying who the is Jay. >> This is Jasmine. This is Jasmine. I'm like I don't know. You deleted her off my phone. I do have a buddy named Jay. >> Okay. >> She called. >> My buddy didn't answer. His girl answered and so she freaked out and she said, "I told you. I told you. grab the [music] knife from in there and then I would try to call you guys once and I was like, "No, I'm just going to call her mom." Her mom was like, "Can you text me?" I'm like, "If she's got a knife, I'm just going to call the cops." Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Her mom usually can calm her down. But um she was knife and >> Yeah. Yeah. No, you did the right thing 100%. >> According to the boyfriend, the whole thing [music] had started over something as small as a saved contact in his phone. What followed was a heated argument that quickly escalated. And by [music] the end of it, he had a small cut on his hand. Even so, the victim was about to prove he didn't have it in him to make things any worse for Taylor. >> Pursue charges on her for this. >> No, she just needs to get back on me. >> You don't want to pursue charges for her stabbing me? >> I mean, it's a little neck. I'm not >> It's up to you, man. Hey, if anyone wants to contact, it does not matter. >> Yeah. >> I mean, she's going to jail regardless. She fought one of our officers. She's going to jail. >> Jesus. >> Yeah. So, it's um it's if you want two charges against her, completely up to you. >> No, let her deal with that. I just need a witness. I mean, I can't I'm not going to I'm sorry. I'm not going to hit a girl. >> Most >> Well, that's what I crazy. I mean, >> I'm not I'll be honest. I haven't been on too long, but I do know that that's it for now. >> As serious as it had been, the boyfriend told officers he just wanted Taylor to get help. But when asked if this had happened before, his answer showed this was far from the first time. Is this the first time she's ever done anything like this? >> Pictures on my phone of her on my face. That was the first time I called you guys. I was like, I'm just going to call her mom. >> So there's >> uh it was a bigger one than that. But yeah, I didn't know that one was in there, too. I bet it's between the bed and the wall. >> So there's a history of this. >> Yeah, I've heard she is >> doing this >> not with just me, but with the other dudes. And uh yeah, I guess I just got tired of it. Then are you guys >> are you guys dating or dating? >> Okay. How long have you guys been dating? >> Since like >> uh Super Bowl of last year. >> Okay. >> Of this year actually. Okay. >> Not that long. And it's been literally it's been on and off because of her wanting to fight and just >> Yeah. >> The victim's answer made it clear this had happened before with the photos on his phone backing it up. Taylor was about to walk officers through exactly where it went down. >> Look like a chest knife. It looks like >> Yeah. It's like a miniature >> thick knife. Yeah, it's >> remember black and silver. Just like that one, but it's >> the blade is a little bit thicker. >> Where exactly did it happen? Did it happen? >> Literally right here. Uh, >> okay. Kind of in the hallway. >> Yeah, right here is whenever she actually started swinging and then you're right there and that's whenever I tried to grab her hand and she got my pinky. >> So, she was back where you are and you were where I am. >> She was right where you were at and I was trying to walk out calling the phone. Well, she had my phone was threw it at the wall and I grabbed it and then she grabbed the knife and >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you were >> back there walking out >> and she was >> right here >> next to the couch and was >> she swung about four times right there and the one time got me on the hickey and the other times I Yeah, I just called you guys. >> Yeah, >> that's good thing to do. Uh rough time frame, you know, when the yelling started, when >> Oh, uh literally within 5 minutes of me calling you guys. I I called you guys the first time. That was immediately when it started happening cuz I I'm not done with the knife. >> In the end, Taylor was charged with battery. Next up, a boyfriend [music] had been quietly documenting years of a toxic relationship until the moment he finally called for help, his girlfriend tried flipping the story back on him. >> But why she >> Why? Cuz she's drunk. She freaking hits me and says, "What are you?" Bam. What are you going to do? Are you going to hit a woman? >> Oh my god. He's hit me for the last four and a half years. >> It's a long history. You guys, you're out to the wrong person. >> On March 26th, 2025, deputies responded to speak with a man who said his girlfriend's drinking had turned into something he could no longer just brush off. What the victim was about to lay out for the deputy painted a much darker picture than just one bad night. >> Hello. >> How are you? What's your name? >> Mark. So >> Mark Stoki is how you pronounce it. >> Nice to meet you. Liberty Bear. So what's going on? Paul, >> my girlfriend's been a drunk. I didn't know that when she when I first met her. Uh >> what's your girlfriend's name? >> Renee. Dana Renee. >> Okay. >> Uh she's she's been me off and on a little bit. I let it go, but it's really uh I mean she's me. I got probably five or six videos in my camera where she doesn't know and I'm videotaping her. She's punching me. >> Can I see that again? I'mma just where you got hit. >> This looks good now. >> Yeah, it was >> She punched me all cuz I live or I I live on this side of the bed. I don't mess with her. She's drinking all the time and it's just it's getting out of hand and it's it's been going on and I I didn't think it would happen to me. Do you know what I mean? I thought it'd be done by now. >> Gotcha. So, but why she here? >> Well, cuz she's drunk. >> Just every time she drinks. >> Yeah, she's not. She wasn't uh she wasn't drinking when I first knew her. But now that I find her history, she's been going to AA all these years. But uh let me I don't know if you can see out here, but I have all kinds. >> The man identified as Mark didn't waste time getting into it, telling the deputy his girlfriend Dana had been hitting him on and off for a while. And what Mark pulled out next backed up every word of it. >> Let's go to uh photos. I have to lock it cuz I'm afraid she'll get rid of it. All a lot most of these are bottles where I find I know all her hiding spaces. What? I don't know if you can you see the redness in the chest. >> I can see the redness. >> She freaking me and says, "What are you, Bam? What are you going to do? Are you going to hit a woman? Bam. You going to hit a woman? >> Look, it's scratch. >> Scratch me. Only when she's drinking. She scratched me in the arm. Then everything else is I got video. There's There's when it was worse. >> Yeah. >> When I'm in the car, I hardly even do anything with her anymore. I'm down here taking care of my dad. I came down here 14 months ago. He's 90. He's got dementia. I'm a nurse. And so I came down here. I I wanted to get rid of her in Ohio. She had nothing. She would have been living under a bridge. So I told her I'd bring her down here and get her on her feet. Okay. >> She's not on her feet. >> How long you guys been together? >> About 3 or 4 years. >> Okay. >> And I got video after video where she she calls me fat, gay, calls my dad a mother. He she's been into it with my dad and his girlfriend. She's 87. She hasn't done any physical stuff verbal to him all the time. And and uh she doesn't pay for anything in the house. She pays no bills. >> Does she work or anything? >> Well, she was at the fresh market. Uh can I give you a little history? She likes to drink and drive. She came home freaking passed out and her face head first in the uh in the seam when she got out. >> You guys ever called 911? So, >> I took uh me and the guy behind me who is uh worked for the sheriff. He was a ex uh retired sheriff. He helped me get her in the car and I took her to the ER. >> Okay. >> And uh this is this is uh after they cleaned her up and stitched her up cuz she fell head first into the payment. Recently, she was in Claremont for an exam. >> Yeah. They thought she had a psychotic episode at the exam. They called the police. They took her ambulance to Fairmont. She blew a 380 on a BAC. Okay. >> And I know they need a BAC on her hair cuz I told her she was drinking. >> She normally starts everything. All the arguments and all the physical stuff >> cuz uh in every video I'm not doing anything. >> Can I see one of the videos? >> Yeah. I mean, these were uh this is what I found in her trunk. I got other where she she goes, "No, I didn't. No, I didn't." Is why I started taking pictures. Yeah. She's passing out under her her carboard. I found these in her car all over. I know all the secret hiding places in the house. I got boxes and boxes and bags of bottles that I've saved just in case I in case I get in trouble. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> You know, I I'm I'm It's heading something's going to happen. I'm going to get I'm going to blow it or she's going to do something. >> No, I get you. When she's she gets aggressive like that, right? She drinks, she gets aggressive, right? And starts you. Yes. Do you fear for your life, your father's life? >> Oh, I fear for their safety. I fear for my safety. >> So, that's that's why I'm asking. That's why the reason why you >> I mean, yeah. I mean, I'm tired of it. I mean, it is escalating. She's drinking more. >> Uh she's not going to her a like. >> Mark's collection of data made it clear this wasn't an exaggeration. Videos of Dana swinging at him along with photos of bottles he claimed he'd found stashed all over the house, the car, and her hiding spots. But what Mark admitted next about how far he'd go to make her stop was about to complicate his own story. >> Her back. >> Yeah. Uh, I let it go most of the time, but uh, when she keeps doing that, I will slap her once in a while just to quit it. I mean, honest. I mean, instead of beating the out of her, I slap her. And that usually does it. >> Where at? >> In the face. >> In the face. >> I mean, >> right hand, left hand, >> right hand. >> Open hand. >> Yes. >> Or close face? >> No. Right. Uh, open hand. I mean, she stops and there's times where she's been kicking me on the bed and me. I have to hold her down sometimes. I mean, I can take a little, you know what I mean? >> Yeah, I got you. So, I'm getting that is >> Let me find her. >> You slapped her for >> to quit. Get her off of me. >> Protect yourself. >> Yes. >> Okay. And obviously, >> well, you'll see that I'm doing nothing. I've been all I do I click it on cuz I know it's going to happen every It's been every night lately. >> Okay. >> Before wrapping up, Mark played one more clip. this time with audio, letting the deputy hear exactly what these arguments sounded like behind closed doors. >> I took some additional pictures. Almost all these areable abuse and where she's actually me too. >> Wait, where's the one that she you want to see? >> Oh, there uh >> if you can get one. >> Yeah, it's on Thursday 352. Oh, there you go. See, there's times where I'm not videaping her cuz they didn't know how. But you can hear her hit me. >> Hit you. >> Oh. Oh. Oh my god. I have not even started. Oh, I have not even started. >> She's on tape threat. Don't >> shut up. >> Don't touch me again. >> Shut up. >> I'm not touching her just to show you what I'm putting up with. >> Shut. >> You're a [ __ ] drunk. You're a [ __ ] drunk. >> She blames me for abusing her. Everything is is she's abusing me. I'll tell you what, she drank so much and she was stealing all my alcohol. I quit drinking. I've lost 93 lbs in the last year and a half because I I quit drinking. >> I smell like a bottle. >> You smell like a bottle. >> Want to say that again? >> Yeah. Quit me. >> That's nothing compared to how I got >> What are you going to do? You'll kick my >> Yes. >> Just threatening to get someone to kick my >> You pay somebody to kick my You're drunk. >> You're drunk. I'm sorry. You're just stupid. Stupid. >> Um I mean I got video after video of that. >> Okay. With Mark's statement secured and a clear picture forming, the deputy made his way to the house to hear Dana's side of it. And what she was about to claim would flip the entire story on its head. >> Hi, this is Deputy Van Sheriff's Office. Okay. >> Um I'm just trying to investigate uh an occurrence. Okay. Um between you guys. >> Yeah. So, first of all, >> give me a second. I'm going to have him go inside, okay? So I can just have a conversation with you. He's not here. >> Can you go inside? I'm pretty sure your father's inside. I'm going just have a conversation with her. Okay. >> I have medical records of him being like absolutely freaking beat. He broke my thumb. He's thrown me against a wall. He's choked me. >> Do you have the records on on you? >> I don't have them. How would I have them on me? >> Normally they Ketering Hospital has him in Ohio. No. This man has literally beaten the out of me many times and he finally let me hit him on the arm so he could feel what it feels like to be beaten. [music] >> Okay. >> And that's why he's got the braces on his arm. >> When was when was this? >> 2 days ago >> that he you go. He's me for the last 4 and 1/2 years. >> Okay. >> It's a long history. You guys you're out to the wrong person. >> Okay. I'm just I'm just here to investigate. He told me his part right now. That's why I'm I'm making contact with you. >> Okay. Listen, I already talked to him. Okay. Now, I'm here trying to talk to you. Okay. I'm just trying I'm just trying to get your side of the story. >> Hey, just >> Do you have pictures, videos, something that I can see? >> I have pictures. I have pictures. >> Can I see them? >> Okay. >> The moment the deputy brought up the incident, Dana didn't hesitate, immediately pointing the finger at Mark, claiming she had been documenting his harsh behavior for years. But when Dana pulled up her proof, it told a very different story. >> Hold on. I got pictures. >> Yeah. Yeah, you can pull it up. >> But I don't have a lot. It was mostly at the uh the hospital. I mean, I don't know why he he is calling you guys in. He asked me to him. >> Okay. >> He asked me to. And I'm like, "Okay, this feels great. I can finally hit my perpetrator. I have pictures." >> Okay. >> Where is this under my arms? When he would throw me to the ground. >> Yeah. Do you normally drink? >> Yeah. So, >> he wants to portray me as a big alcoholic. I know. Normally how much you drink when you drink? >> Uh maybe. Hold on. Let me find this for you first. >> Okay. >> God, why can't I f I have the pictures. I have the pictures of the bruises. >> Okay. >> And Ketaring has has medical records of the he's done to me. Here's one of them when he he sucked me in the side. Okay, hold on. That's him in the side. Okay, but I got more. Okay, this is when he hit me under the arm. Hold on. I'll get more. I'll get more cuz I I took better pictures. Oh, here we go. Here we go. There you go. That's when he grabbed me and threw me to the ground. [music] >> Okay. >> Yeah, you can't get bruises like that. Just falling on the ground. That's from somebody grabbing you. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> But did you hit him first or anything like that? How >> can you tell me what happened there? >> Yeah, [music] it's him cussing at me and he threw me to the ground because he was pissed off. >> Okay. But why why the all whole altercation happened? >> Because he's mad. He's got an anger issue and he throws me to the ground and he's thrown me against the wall several times trying to me. That was in Troy, Ohio, which broke my thumb. If you notice, my thumbs are different. >> Okay, >> this one's different because he broke it. It's all on medical records. That man has abused me more times than you even know, and he's playing a victim right now, and you need to know that. >> As the deputy kept pressing for details, Dana's story started slipping. what she admitted to next wasn't going to help her case in the slightest. >> Are there any videos of a physical altercation, not photos after the fact? >> My god. Should I run a video tape on my live? I mean, I'm not saying I'm not saying you're lying, but >> No, those bruises. >> You are saying my lying >> can come from anywhere. >> Where where can you fall on the ground? >> All right. Put your hands back. >> Why are you arresting me? >> Deputy River will tell you. Yeah, I'll tell you once we walk to the car. >> Seriously, Mark. Seriously? >> Let me get the keys. All right, let's walk to my car. I'll explain it. >> With Dana's account falling apart and no real evidence to support it, the deputy made the call to place her under arrest. And that's when her composure went with it. As [music] Dana was searched before being placed in the patrol car, she admitted there was something hidden in her bra, and it proved Mark's claims. >> So, you're getting arrested for simple uh battery. Okay. Domestic. >> What was he doing? >> Okay, just keep on walking. Oh my god. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. >> Okay. So, he got video and proof of you. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. I have video of him. >> Do you have anything on you? Stop moving. Get into the car. Get close to the car. >> I'm Okay. >> All right. All right. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. Well, actually, I do. >> What you have on you? >> I It's It's here. Oh my. >> It's up here. >> What is it inside your bra? Yes. >> Okay. >> What is it? >> It's alcohol. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. [music] You mind take so you can take it out? >> Yeah. I'm going to click one your left hand. Okay. Out. So, you can just go ahead and just remove everything that you have. >> Oh my god. I I can't believe >> I'm going to remove it. Don't try anything. You understand? >> No. I'm not I'm never going to do anything. It's here. >> Hold on. >> Wait. That's my lipstick. >> Take everything out. >> There you go. >> All right. Just put it in the car. Put it on top of the car. Take your lipstick off. Whatever. >> Anything you have in there needs to come out. Anything inside your bra because they're going to search you in the jail. >> Okay. >> Okay. Find anything. That's another charge. You understand that? >> I don't have anything on me. >> I'm just letting you know. You understand? >> Okay. I'm fine. >> I can't believe you did this. He's He's the perpetrator, not me. [music] >> Take the seat. >> Thanks. >> Going to be a little uncomfortable. In the end, [music] Dana was charged with domestic battery, disorderly conduct, and providing false information to law enforcement.