You know what happened tonight? You know he was drinking down the street. >> He messaged me on her phone again threatening me on Monday I think it was. He said that he was going to kill me. I've been telling her for months these people are very violent. I worked with them for two years. They made constant threats to me. >> She's getting treated at the hospital right now. >> You left her to die. >> Not every cry for help comes in the open. Some are whispered over the phone while the abuser still in the room. But what happens when assaulted girlfriends secretly call 911 on the very men who think they still have control? >> So he took the boot and was hitting you with the boot? >> Yes, everywhere. He >> He >> What happened to your upper arm? >> Him, same thing. He just kept in the same spot repeatedly. >> These were the moments when mistreated girlfriends [music] called cops on their toxic boyfriends. We begin with the case where a woman was found lying in the middle of a road and the investigation that followed pointed straight to the man she had gone home with last night. >> Can you send us a squad? She's got a bunch of That's looks like she's ended up or thrown from a car. >> Are you okay? I mean you're obviously We got an ambulance coming. >> On April 23rd, 2025, officers responded after a passerby spotted a woman lying in the roadway and called 911. She was barely responsive, unable to speak, and completely unable to explain what had happened to her. So medics loaded her up and got her out of there while officers stayed behind to figure out how she had ended up in the middle of that street at 3:00 in the morning. >> What's going on? >> I'm I'm at my house over here. >> What's that? >> My house is over there. >> Your house is over there? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What what How did you get here? >> Um well well >> 790, can you send us a squad? She's got a bunch of That's Looks like she's ended up or thrown from a car. >> Mhm. Mhm. >> Hey, do you have Do you Are you okay? >> I'm okay. >> I mean you're obviously We got an ambulance coming. Can I get your information? >> No, I'm not. >> What happened to you? What happened? >> So um no so I'm at my house. >> Is your car right here? Who's the Did someone throw you out of a car? >> No. >> How did you end up like this? >> Can you talk? >> Okay, you can't Can you talk? >> I can't. No. >> No. She's not really talking. I don't know They're wandering the roadway like this. >> Hi, we're with the fire department. We're here to help you. Do you know anything that happened? >> I don't know. >> No, okay. We're going to get our cot and we're going to have you get out and get ready in our cot, okay? Hey, do you have Do you know your social? You do? Can I get that, please? >> Where did they find her? >> Right here. >> She was just laying in the road? >> Middle of the roadway. >> All right. >> I couldn't get anything from her, so I >> All right. >> We want to get her We'll get her in there. Uh try to figure out who she is later. >> Do you know what happened tonight? >> Witnesses who had stopped to help told officers their accounts. Nobody had seen how she got there, but officers were already developing a theory and it had everything to do with a man her family had been warning her about for months. >> What did you see when you shut up? >> I saw a guy here 3 minutes ago. >> He was laying right here. >> He was sitting. >> Do you know what happened to her? >> Do you remember specifically where she was in the roadway? >> She was like right here, right? >> I was here for some I just had I just wanted to put her in the car. >> Yeah, get her out of the road, for sure. >> Okay, he was here before me. >> And she was just laying? >> Like uh she was sitting upright with her legs closed. >> Okay. Where was she at when you guys came across? >> No, I I literally cuz there was a car coming when I was on the phone with 911. >> Yeah, yeah. >> So, I was like, "Fuck that." I did a U-turn, put my four-ways on and I stopped right in front of her, dude. >> So, she she was right here? >> She was right here in front of this house right here? >> Yeah, like I don't know if she came out of this house. I don't know. If she got up Dude, she looked like she was not She was quiet somebody. >> I know. So, she was about right right here? >> She was like she couldn't even stand up. >> Yeah, very very odd. >> She was trying and she was like, "I'm good. I'm good." I'm like, "No, sweetheart. I'm on the phone with 911. They're on the way. Just don't move, you know?" >> Okay. >> Did When did this happen? Just today? Yes? Or has it been happening for a while? Just today? All of it today? >> Yeah. >> Do you think they'll be cameras around here? >> Um I don't know, they're checking. They're going to canvas the neighborhood, but we haven't identified I think. We maybe know where she came from, which house, yeah. She has a Cleveland address, but I think she's from a Westlake house. Do you want her info? >> If you have it, if it's real. >> The victim's family arrived and filled in the gaps. Weeks of threats sent to them. A man who had messaged her promising to make their lives difficult, and a woman who had just gotten out of detox 4 days earlier and gone straight back to him. The last time the sister had spoken to her was earlier that same day. By 3:00 in the morning, she was on the road. >> It's real. >> It's not her mom. Her like grandma or something? >> Do you guys know what she was up to tonight? >> Last week she was in detox. >> Okay. >> She was away from that guy. >> Okay. >> Uh what was it? Saturday till Friday, correct? And she got out and on Saturday right back to him. >> So that was like 4 days ago basically. >> She never came, she never came home. Okay. And then we she came home Monday. >> Yes. >> Um she was typical. She was a little bit more >> time I saw her she was really upset. She's hell-bent on being with that guy. He messaged me on her phone again threatening me on Monday I think it was. He said that he was going to shoot me. And that he's not going to leave me or my sister alone and he's going to keep being persistent pretty much and then now we're here with her and she's been here for days. >> Okay. So since >> sure we could find her car there. >> No, we found her car. It's at a bar um close by to the house. >> Tuesdays she hasn't usually been working. She's been at that guy's house. >> Yeah, Tuesdays she usually is >> Yeah, usually Tuesdays. >> Usually Tuesdays she has she's been at that guy's house for weeks. >> she was she's definitely she was with this guy, right? >> The last time I talked to her was earlier today or on 4:00. She said she just woke up And I told her like I need my wisdom teeth scheduled or and him and I are going to be at your job tomorrow so we can get my stuff like scheduled and done and then we got this call at 3:00 in the morning. >> Okay. >> And she's a actually is a very bad alcoholic. >> Okay. >> Yeah. [music] And she's always messed up. >> Okay. >> I mean 99% of the time. >> I've been telling her for months these people are very bad and I worked with them for 2 years and they make constant threats to me. I had them written up at work and I had to get a new job because they would not stop threatening me. And I told her listen like you either need to leave our house or you need to stay there or you need to figure something out because it is dangerous, this is not okay and 2 days later this is what happened. >> Coming up northbound to get to that general area. It looks like she probably just pulled into the bar parking lot though and [music] didn't go to the house cuz her car is still there. >> work on Tuesdays though. She just got a DUI. >> Well, she was somewhere. >> Do you think she was with the guy? >> We don't know that. We don't know that yet. She when we found her, she was able to sort of mumble out her first name and that's all of the information that we were able to get from her. She couldn't tell us what happened to her whatsoever. Whatever happened didn't happen at that house. It happened in a parking lot adjacent to the bar. >> Okay, that's >> All right. >> Thank you so much. >> care. >> I hope your night should get done a little quicker. >> Almost done. Yeah, I just got to type up your sister's report. Take care. >> Officers traced everything back to an apartment nearby. A search warrant was executed and when the suspect stepped out, he had injuries on his arms and hands for which he had an explanation ready. >> The police department has a search warrant. All occupants exit out through the back door with nothing in your hands. >> Step out. Hey, come toward come towards me. Hands up. Keep coming. Keep coming. All right, turn back. Face me. Put your hands over your face. Walk towards me. Over your face. Walk towards me. I don't want you to fall over the curb so make sure you can see it. Keep coming. Keep coming. To your left. To your left. Keep coming. >> All right, watch your step. Just relax. Put your hands behind your back. >> Thank you. >> Just relax. >> It's all good. Yeah, I'll tell you I'll explain to you in just a second, okay? You're being detained at this moment. >> Who else is in here? Are there any of my family members? They have different apartments. >> Got you. Who else is in your apartment? Are there any kids in there? >> No, they're in my house. >> In the other ones, though? There's kids over there? >> Dogs? >> All right, cool. Is there a dog in your spot? >> There's one dog. He's an old man dog. He's >> Where's he at? In your spot? >> in my house. >> He's a little dog, little Yorkie. He's not going to bite you. >> Little Yorkie. >> Do you have any aggressive dogs or anything like that in any of these units? >> No, I have another dog in the hallway. He's sitting in the hallway. >> Is there a reason for a >> Yeah, we'll explain to you in a little bit. We're going to clear the house. Once we're done with that, we'll un-handcuff you, we'll sit down, we'll talk to you, we'll go from there. Right now, it's just a precaution for everybody. This is how we do it. We don't you to get hurt, your family to get hurt, us to get hurt. >> I'm just making sure I >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. We'll explain everything. You know what I >> thank you. I appreciate it. >> And this is a normal thing, just taking pictures and making sure. Hey guys. >> Yes. >> There's a door somewhere up there that leads to that third floor. So, there's just a bunch of stuff up there. So, when you find it, let me know, we'll get a drone in. Third floor is been drone cleared. Nobody's located. Break angle to Thompson. >> Hey Steve. We found the bloody shorts, so you know. So, there's a white bloody shirt that should be outstanding. >> I checked all of the bedspread. There wasn't any I could notice on it. This is as far as I got till I found these shorts. >> Yeah, all right. Let me go get a paper bag so we can collect those. Hey Boots. >> Yeah. >> Ah, never mind. Just forget it. >> Okay. >> I found his his sheets that have blood on it. >> Okay. Yeah, we'll take those, too. >> Yeah. >> Night out drinking with the girlfriend. She got too drunk. They were walking home. She kept falling and he kept trying to help her up. Officers listened to every word of it because they already knew most of what had happened that night and they were waiting to see how far he would take it. >> I rather live here cuz I I came from New York, Brooklyn. I don't want to live in the hood no more. I don't. >> Right. >> I don't. >> How long you been here now? >> Uh since I was 16. But I go back and forth to visit my family. >> Okay. >> Cuz all my family lives out there. >> Yeah. We have to give you your rights. >> Um just as part of having a conversation with you. >> Oh, okay. >> Um it seems like you want to chat with us which I I hope that's the case and we'll have a conversation. >> We don't want to hold you up. So you have the right to remain silent. You have the right to refuse to answer any questions. Anything you say may be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand this? >> Okay. >> If you could, just go ahead and sign both of those lines and go and print your name up here. So you and mom lived in the apartment? >> No, me and my grandma. My grandma had the room. >> Okay. >> Copy of me, so. >> Okay. >> My grandma lived there. >> What happened to your arms? >> Oh, I fell and I get burned. >> Yeah? >> Yeah, I have work in the kitchen, so. >> [clears throat] >> Mhm. >> But this one I fell. >> Get burned in the kitchen? >> Yeah, I fell in >> Where did you fall at? >> Um yesterday. >> Um what you want to call it? >> Me and my homie and my girl was drinking and whatever, right? I'm not going to lie, I know I can't drink. I'm on probation. But I was getting a little stressed, you feel me? >> You don't have to worry about that. >> All right. She got so [ __ ] drunk, right? I'm holding her like I'm telling my cuz my co-worker we picked them up and told them we was going to go to Time Warp, you know, the bar. We picked them up. We told them we was going to drink a little. I guess she got too [ __ ] drunk or something. Something, I don't know. Cuz she's she's another recovering addict. That's what I was talking to you about though. When I was telling you I know people that you feel me dealt with addiction and they got cleaned. So what you want to call it? Um We were walking, right? And I'm telling I'm like, "Yo, bro, help me." Cuz I didn't want her to drive drunk, you know, and I live right there. So I'm telling her, "Yo, come on. Walk with me. Walk with me." And I'm holding her and she walked and she fell. And then I'm trying to pick her up, you know, and then I fall with her in the road. I fell right pow. And then I got my leg somehow trying to drag her, like pick her up, you know what I mean? And I'm telling Shawn, but he's like, "Yo, my my Uber's 3 minutes away." I'm like, "Bro, I will buy you a new Uber." And he just hopped in the Uber and left. I'm like, he's a [ __ ] cat, bro. So, I don't even know how I got home last night though. I'm not even going to lie. I don't remember. I remember us falling. Like we fell so much [ __ ] times. My whole foot got [ __ ] up. My elbows [ __ ] up. Like I woke up this morning just sore, confused as [ __ ] Trying to foot. This [ __ ] look how fat it is, man. >> Yeah, all right. Where did you guys fall at? Where she hit her face? >> You remember? She hit her face in front of the bar, right in front of the bar. She fell right into the thing. It was I'm not going to It was funny, but she fell like this. Her face. I'm like, "You good, bro?" She's like, "Mhm, mhm, mhm, mhm." I'm like, "All right, come on, let's go. Let's go." And I was there I didn't you know I didn't want to drive like I said. So, I tried to, you know, come on. So, I'm like telling her, "Walk with me. Hold me and walk with me." She falls, we spin, I fell, and then we fell like seven times, man. I'm not even going to lie. I'm assuming I left her. I don't know how I got home. I know I grabbed her book bag cuz I told her, "Let's just go. I'll hold you. Let's [music] go." >> And I don't How long you guys been dating? >> Uh about a year now. >> How's it been? >> Good. I I love her. >> So, does your girl stay with you in that apartment or? >> No, she don't live there. >> You want to say where she at? >> Please. She's in uh I don't know her address. She's in Cleveland though. She's like >> What road is she on? What road? >> Huh? >> You know the road? >> Uh she says it all the time. She admitted what she was doing to me. I didn't even know she was doing it. She told me she did dope though. You know >> Yep. >> But she was actually doing and all the whole time. She lied to me and told me that [ __ ] And when she got clean, she actually told me straight up like, "No, I was using again." So, her sister likes to blame me that I I don't do drugs. How you going to blame I If I knew that she was getting high, I would say something. I don't I don't even like that [ __ ] I don't like my mom getting high. I don't like when my aunt got high. I don't like that [ __ ] Pointless. >> The more officers pressed, the more the story shifted until the point where he stopped saying he didn't know what had happened and started admitting that he did. >> So, we don't just randomly come and pick you up and and talk to you cuz we don't know anything. >> Yeah. >> What we do is we figure out how much of your [ __ ] >> Yeah, I determined you did. I don't know. >> [ __ ] together and then we come because we already know a bunch of stuff, right? And we're here talking to you giving you an opportunity and that's why this is going to work, >> All right. All right. Letting you know the truth. I'm Yeah, positive, sir. I'm letting you know the whole truth. I'm not lying. >> Well, >> 100% positive. >> You remember everything you did that day? >> Almost like 2 an hour or 2. I have to say I get drunk and forget some things. But you remember pretty much everything. >> Mhm. >> You do. So, you know, we're we're getting to the point where we're in that bakery parking lot. >> Yeah. >> By then you're definitely irritated, I would imagine, for sure. And then now we don't remember. I mean, if it if it came to the point where you lost your cool, okay. >> I probably did. I'm not going to lie. I don't remember what happened. Did we fight? That's what happened? I'm assuming. Yeah, I don't remember though. Don't remember. Actually, I remember falling and then getting up. >> Is that all you remember? >> Yeah, you guys >> fought. I mean, that's how you get how you get this bruised hand. That's I mean, >> We probably did. We do We do fight. We do fight. I'm not going to lie, but we don't We don't fight fight like all the time. We don't. >> Yeah. >> Have you guys had physically fought before? >> She punched me a couple times, yeah, and I I had never pushed her. Like fly, I grabbed hold her, grabbed her, but we never really fought her before. >> So, I guess the next question is did she first? >> I don't think she did. >> So, you you hit her first. >> I didn't hit her though. I don't remember hitting her. I'm telling you for a fact I don't remember. I don't remember why we fought, but I know we did fight. I don't remember. >> Okay. >> Why we fought. I had no idea. I don't remember. >> How many times did you hit her? >> I don't remember how many times I just know we I don't remember I don't remember the actual fight like I know we did I don't know [clears throat] what I did but >> Yes she did. >> But when you pushed her and you [music] kept pushing her >> All right just take a breath take a breath. >> [snorts] >> I love her though I didn't want to hurt her I didn't want >> She was just laying there. >> Yes I I remember >> She was just laying there. >> Was she alive at that time? >> Can you stop saying that [ __ ] please? >> I'm asking I don't know I wasn't there. >> You mean yes she was alive what do you She Yes she died. Yeah I feel it. >> She's she's getting treated at the hospital right now. You left her to die. >> [ __ ] looks >> That's what you did to her right there. >> I did that. >> That Yep you did that. >> I know. >> That's what you did to her. In the end Jared pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 60 days in county jail plus two years of probation. He was charged with felonious assault. The woman he left lying in that road survived. Next a case where a girlfriend called 911 and left the line [music] open. And by the time officers arrived she was doing everything she could to protect the boyfriend who had just put her on the floor. >> How did you get hurt? >> Because I was trying to grab the cigarettes from him and my leg intertwined with his and I went down. >> You seen you witnessed him punch her or something like that. >> Yes. >> What did you hear? >> Sounded like smacking. >> Right. >> Stop it please don't >> of a sudden they're headed against the side of the house right here and you can see it. >> I I don't understand >> I'm going to be smelling decomposed body next. >> On July 27th 2025 officers responded to a trailer home after neighbors reported a domestic disturbance. When they arrived the boyfriend was outside acting as if nothing had happened and the girlfriend had a story ready. A tussle over a pack of cigarettes a fall in the hallway and a face full of bruises she was blaming on a wall. >> I'm out here. >> Thanks. >> What's going on, ma'am? >> I know we were just talking, no big deal. >> Ma'am. >> Yes. >> Can you come out here, please? >> It'll be just a minute. Yeah. >> No, I need you to come out. I need to see you. >> No, that's my That's my mom. >> Yes, sir. >> Like >> Who else is it? >> No, I did not. >> Tell her to come out here, please. I don't Just stop right now. Tell her to come out here. Come out here. Are you all right? >> Yeah, I'm sorry. I slipped. I slipped, though. I slipped when he He's going in the hallway. >> Officers pulled her aside. She held her story together, but the dispatcher had been on the line the entire time it was happening. And what they had heard before officers even arrived told a very different story. >> what's your name, ma'am? >> He took her cigarettes. She tried to get them back from me. And they get to the wall right here. I'm sitting right here. And they're struggling over the pack of cigarettes, and he >> You seen You witnessed him punch her or something like that? >> Yeah. >> If you seen it, I need to know. Did you see it, or did you just assume like So, what did you see, ma'am? >> I seen him either He slapped her or punched her. I seen him go like this. She's got the marks on her face. >> Right. So, you didn't see how he hit her. >> He I don't know if he slapped her or punched her. >> But you seen one or the other. >> I heard I seen him go like this. I don't know if he went like this and slapped her or he punched her. >> Did you see his hand in her face? >> It went Yeah. >> Not not >> Oh my god, you just me and slipped down the wall. >> You heard her say that. Okay. You have any other injuries, ma'am? >> No. >> Okay. Well, ma'am, it >> No. >> I completely >> And I would not lie because I've been beat up by a man before. Worse. Way worse. By a man before. >> not bad enough for you to want to do something? >> He didn't do this, though. That's the problem. >> ma'am, what's your name? >> Rebecca. I go by Becky. >> Okay, Becky. [clears throat] His mom is stating that and then ma'am, can I Can I please talk? Can I please talk? Can I talk, please? >> Yes, I'm just telling you. >> Becky. His mom is stating that she she witnessed And then the neighbors are even describing the same exact thing, ma'am, of all they heard. >> In the hallway. I was tussling in the hallway with cigarettes. If I thought that I was in a danger with him, I'd call. But I'm not. >> How often do you guys fight? >> We argue a lot. This time it was because of his brother's girlfriend. >> Do you see where all this is adding up, ma'am? And I didn't even finish what I said. Not only does his mom say that he she was all you get and slide down the wall. They're even saying the same thing where they heard you slammed up against the wall and it's matching up with when you probably you possibly slid down the wall when you were Do you understand that? >> I understand, but that's what I'm saying. I do not get And that's what We were tussling in the hallway. >> Mhm. >> I spun When I spun, I hit the wall and fell. >> Okay. >> Of course I'm going to fall. >> So, when you tussled over a pack of cigarettes >> Over a pack of cigarettes because he takes my cigarettes from me all the time. >> Okay. >> And that's my stress reliever. >> Okay, I understand. >> Don't take my cigarettes. So, me because I've been through so much, yeah, I do fight back. >> Mhm. >> And I will tussle, man. I don't care. Don't take something that's mine. >> that. Well, look, Becky, I don't know what what's going to come from this after the courts, but we do, you know, have a job to do, you know what I mean? And I apologize if you don't think we were right on this, but >> Really, I don't think so because, you know, like I said, she >> you're just not being honest with us. >> The officers turned their attention to the suspect's mother who had witnessed the incident unfold and could provide a crucial eyewitness account of what had happened that night. >> All right, what's your name, ma'am? >> He stole her cigarettes. She tried to get them back from me and they get to come over right here. I'm sitting right here, and they're struggling over the pack of cigarettes, and they >> You seen You witnessed him punch her or something like that. >> Yeah. >> If you seen it, I need to know. Did you see it, or did you just assume like >> I >> So, what did you see, ma'am? >> I seen him either He slapped her or punched her. I seen seen him go like this. She's got the marks on her face. >> Right. So, you didn't see how he >> He I don't know if he slapped her or punched her. >> But, you seen one or the other? >> I I seen him go like this. I don't know if he went like this and slapped her or he punched her. >> Did you see his hand her face? >> It went Yeah. >> And it not not >> god, you just me and slid down the wall. >> You heard her say that? Okay. >> After taking the mother's statement, the officer confronted the couple once again. Despite the eyewitness account, both remained firmly in denial, forcing the officer to dig deeper into a story that wasn't adding up. >> You need EMS? What's wrong with your face? >> The corner of the wall the the >> corner of the wall >> Yeah, that's where I saw him. I'm on bruise easy. I bleed easy. >> All right. What's this about somebody beating somebody's ass? >> What? Nobody said anything like that. >> Not sure. I ain't I'm assuming this is what this is the noise we getting. >> Yeah. So, the neighbors >> So, y'all was outside when this happened? >> No. >> No. We were inside. >> All right. >> Nobody said anything about anything about beating anybody's ass. >> One by one, the neighbors came forward. Multiple accounts, all describing the same thing. Smacking, what sounded like choking, a woman screaming stop, and body slamming against the inside of the trailer hard enough to shake the walls. Nobody saw exactly what happened, but everyone heard it. >> Cuz y'all just hear everything, you just see it. >> Uh we saw her and him. This is not the first time. >> that. >> I bring my mom over. >> Did you see Did you see him and her? >> I did not see him. >> What did you hear? What did you hear? >> Sounded like smacking. >> Right. >> And all of a sudden >> This was outside? >> No, inside. >> You seen her what? >> We seen them both. >> I saw them both fly down. >> Okay. >> You could hear it, too. >> Okay. >> She's lying. I don't know why. >> I was like she got everything. The dispatcher heard everything while this was going on. And then as soon as you guys get here, they are all cool. >> Yeah, and they And then they started walking. Yeah. >> Huh? >> It's my birthday and >> Happy birthday. >> Thank you. I've been here since March >> of last year. >> Okay. Uh y'all together, married, with kids? >> We're together. >> How long y'all been together? >> Uh 3 years. >> Y'all got kids together? >> I'm not. Like I I got >> He's got kids. I got kids, no. We're in a small hallway. We're arguing over cigarettes and I went to grab them and I fell and hit the corner of the the wall. >> Am I able to come up there, please? >> Yes. >> How did Did you You All right, tell me what all what all you guys seen. >> She were She were at We could hear everything that's going on. >> I understand. Yes. >> And they got all their windows open right here. >> Right. Right. >> Like we literally just got done eating and we all come out here to smoke and like all we do is hear this chaos. >> Right. Did you guys say something You see You were you able to see anything? >> When they got real physical and it we heard bam like we heard it sound like the side of the trailer was going to come at us. >> Right. >> We all yelled, "Hey!" >> Right. >> And everything they calmed down and she was like, "We got the cops coming." >> But you didn't see anything. >> We saw him and her. >> And they run back. >> Okay. >> The open window, them walking through and chasing each other. They were right in this window. >> it cuz right there >> You saw two heads. >> In that little window right there. >> Yeah, in that little window. >> Okay. But you didn't see her like slide down a wall or >> We heard the bang. >> We heard the tumble. >> Big bang. >> Did you hear like a smack or a punch? >> It sounded like she was getting her soul knocked out. It sounded like this. >> I mean it's So sorry you guys got to hear >> god, I'm sorry. My dad and my mom's birthday party. >> I mean the sad thing about it is while I pulled her to the side to see if she would talk to me alone, but hello ma'am and she's sticking with her story. Um >> Oh my god. >> which is sad. Some people are just like that when, you know, a toxic relationship and you don't >> males are supposed to be here. No males are supposed to be here because of the tier two sex offender thing. >> I mean the sad truth about it even if we're able to make an arrest on him, she's not going to go through with it. You know. >> She has to >> We we will we might be We I under Ma'am, I understand we >> I'm going to be smelling decomposed body next. >> We might be able to make an arrest now, but if she We're on the phone with our sergeant right now because she's being uncooperative. >> We have to stop him though. >> I understand, but if we're if we do make an arrest then who knows what's going to Once it goes to the courts, it's beyond us. Yeah. >> Officers worked through every account. The girlfriend who said he never touched her, the mother who watched it happen and said otherwise, the neighbors who heard it all through an open window on a warm night. The stories from outside that trailer were stacking up. The one from inside was the only one that didn't match. >> He started mocking me when I said stop when they when they were getting really So like I don't even feel comfortable being here if he's still here because of what I heard. >> Right. >> Like is there any way he can like leave? Like >> That's what I said. If he That's his mom that lives there, right? >> No, that's his girlfriend. That's his girlfriend. They're dating. >> The mom's inside. >> I don't know. They don't live here. >> She just said that he was calling her a [ __ ] cuz >> She was cheating. >> She's He's accusing her of cheating on her. So you know there's a relationship there or somewhere. Why would that Why would that be said? Whose Whose trailer is that then? >> The >> Okay. >> know. >> His mom is in there. >> I know. They're not supposed to be. >> Okay. Well, I can't >> Yeah. >> We We can't do anything about it. That's the manager. Yeah. >> They have a fair that they have a relationship. >> Okay. Got you. All right. So, that's why I came to talk to you to see if you saw anything. Did you hear any smacks or punches? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, I don't know if >> We heard that and we heard gagging like church chimes or something. >> I don't know if I can say my daughter sleeping and choked struggling. >> And then all of a sudden we heard a You heard a bunch of like stomping and boom. >> And then she just like stopped and was crying. >> And then we all cuz it was right here and it sounded bad. All All of us got up and ran. >> Okay. >> I'll Let me go talk to him. He's He's on the phone with our sergeant. Like I said, if we are able to make an arrest, fine, but I've showed up to like a It was a burglary, domestic, everything. Sign charges and then as soon as you get to court, everything changes. And I I was sitting here like, What is going on? Like I was so caught off guard when I seen when it happened to me the first time. So, it just gets me going in my mind going that she's not going to go through with anything. I understand. >> You know, she's never ever ever been mean to me. She has always been very nice to me. >> So, I know that the manager needs to do something about it. But, all right. Let me go talk to my partner. Just sit tight. >> The boyfriend was placed under arrest for domestic violence. He denied it every step of the way to the patrol car. The victim warmly said her goodbyes. It became evident that despite everything that had happened, she was not yet ready to escape the cycle of abuse. A decision that could have lasting consequences. >> Put the cigarette out. >> It's Danny, not Brian. >> I'm not Brian. >> That's not Brian. >> I didn't call him Brian. >> Said Brian. >> All right. Put your cigarette out, please. Just put the cigarette down, please. Stand up. Put your hands behind your back. >> Why? Why? >> We didn't do anything. >> Put your cigarette down. Stand up. Put your hands on top of your head. >> I didn't even do anything. >> Why is he going to >> You're under arrest for domestic violence. >> No, I didn't even I didn't even do anything. >> Put your hands behind your back like you're praying. >> I didn't even do anything. >> He didn't do nothing. >> I didn't even do nothing. >> Put your hands behind your back like >> Put your hands behind your >> touch her. I didn't touch her. I didn't do anything. I didn't even touch her. I swear to god. >> Yeah, he didn't touch me. So, why are you arresting me? >> Dude, you can you can go to the court and you can go tell the judge that I didn't touch you. >> I'll talk to you when you get to the car, okay? >> Yeah, he didn't do anything. >> Can I get my wallet out of my book bag? >> You might as well have her keep it here cuz you ain't going to be able to take it with you. >> I swear I didn't touch her. I swear I don't have to touch nobody. >> I think you need to get EMS on the way. >> I swear I didn't touch >> Huh? >> I swear to god. >> Just just one arm, even if she denies. >> Dude, she was joking. I swear to god I didn't put my hands on her. I swear I swear to god I didn't. I didn't do anything. I swear to god I didn't. >> You got anything on you that's going to poke stick you or anything like that? Huh? All right, turn and face the car, please. >> I know that I didn't do nothing. I swear to god I didn't touch her. >> I I'm going to explain something. >> No, no, no, no, don't explain anything. >> They're fighting. That's why she's saying what she said. >> listen. Based on the statement that she said Based on the statement from the neighbors or whatever like that He's being charged for domestic violence. That's the reason why we asked you if you were all together and how long you've been staying here, okay? Now, I understand somewhat what you may be going through here, but listen to what I'm saying. Just because he's getting arrested don't mean he don't see this to all it's our job to uphold the law in in the state of Ohio, okay? So, based on the statements that we got from her, he's under arrest for domestic violence, okay? >> Of course, anything that you lied to get him arrested >> Listen, listen. I'm not >> I'm sorry. I'm just trying to explain to you what she is like. >> Okay, but >> They were fighting today and they've been fighting all day. >> Listen. >> So, us arguing is what's It's to cause her to say a >> I'm going to get EMS Just come check you out and make sure you're okay, all right? That's all, okay? You ain't got >> So, then what am I going to How do I get him out now? >> That's not up to me, okay? You have to figure that out. All right, come on. 13 I got it, 13. Cool, I'll be there in a minute. 13 All right, so this one is going to come check you out, make sure you're all right, right? >> All right, can I give him a kiss and hug? >> You can say goodbye, you can't Once he's in cuffs, no. I got you, baby. >> I love you. Hey Sam, when you get to jail find out what's going on, give me a call. >> I got you. >> You know my number. >> No, this [ __ ] said I had to make sure you go to court and tell the judge. >> I will. Just call me when you get to court or to jail and let me know what's going on. >> All right, ma'am. Step over here. Roll these windows up. All right, ma'am, if you want to go sit down and get it, you know, off your feet and stuff, I'm going to go talk to my partner and see what else we need from you, okay? >> Yeah, yeah, and find out what I have to do if he goes to court in the morning or >> I would just call I I would just call the jail, I'm not sure, okay? Just Google it, Sumter County Jail. Yeah, or the courthouse, yep. >> In the end, the man was charged with domestic [music] violence. Moving on to a case where a girlfriend made a 911 call and hung up. And when officers arrived, they found a man so hostile and uncooperative that it became clear why she couldn't say a word while he was standing there. >> Listen, man. She's upset. >> What can you for just a second, partner? >> What the [ __ ] You just opened my door like that? Y'all not on [ __ ] bro. I already been in jail. Y'all not changing [ __ ] bro. >> Obviously, this is very insulting, especially in a place of business. >> He's going to get arrested today for uh obstructing and he's also going to get charged for domestic violence. >> On July 27th, 2025, officers responded to a restaurant after receiving a 911 call that was disconnected before anyone could say what was happening. When they arrived and stepped outside to check the parking lot, they found a man and a woman standing near a vehicle. And the man's attitude the moment he saw them told officers everything they needed to know. >> Hey, how are you? Hey, you got any disturbance or anything going on in here? >> Uh I haven't heard of anything. If you like, I can call the manager. >> It's okay. I just didn't know if you saw or heard anything. We got a 911 call from somebody who hung up. So, just going to walk through and make sure. >> Okay. >> All right. Thanks. It don't look like I got anything, so something comes up, give us a call, okay? All right, you too. I'm following nothing inside the restaurant. Workers don't know anything that's going on. >> Yeah? >> Hey, what's going on, guys? How are you? >> I'm good. >> Hey, we got a 911 call. I just wanted to check and make sure. Okay. >> The boyfriend wouldn't let her talk and wasn't cooperating himself either, being combative about every single question, mocking them, [music] and telling them they were useless and that they couldn't do anything about it. >> What the >> Listen, man. She's upset. >> What the >> Can you for just a second for >> What the You just opened my door like that? >> Listen, man. Chill out, okay? >> serious? >> Yeah, I am serious. >> just open my door like that. >> Because I told you I needed to talk to you. >> Sure, step out. >> What's going on, dude? >> Nothing. What's up, bro? >> Stop. >> Stop what? I can talk. I can talk. >> when my partner is interviewing. >> I don't give a He can't interview no matter what. I can talk. What you going to do, bro? You going to do? >> Calm down. >> You going to do, bro? >> Calm down, bro. >> I am calm. You going to do? >> Yeah, all right. >> Like what's up? You're not interviewing. Y'all just standing in my face. Like what's up? Hello? Like y'all Hey, there's like actual crimes and y'all just here staring at me. You're not doing [ __ ] >> Just hear me out, okay? >> I don't want to hear nothing from you, man. >> me out, okay? >> Okay, well, I You're toned out. I can't hear sh- >> Okay, listen. >> Stop what? Stop what? I'm not going. I'm not moving. >> Okay, listen. >> I haven't moved. Have I moved? >> You just walked. >> No, I didn't. I'm in the same spot, dumbass. Are you dumb? >> If you keep up with your attitude, you're going to end up in handcuffs. >> Oh my god. >> to end up detained. >> Oh my god. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> Just letting you know. >> god. >> Just letting you know. >> Oh my god. So, my life is ruined. Nobody [ __ ] >> We got a 911 call. We have to respond to figure out what's going on, okay? >> I don't >> That's why we're here. Do you have an ID or anything like that? >> nothing. >> Okay. >> No identification. Sorry. >> Okay, can you give me your name? >> The suspect's aggression didn't stop, no matter what. It just shifted. He continued insulting them, naming co-workers, calling people stupid, and making it clear that nothing they did would matter to him. He had already been in jail before. He wasn't afraid of the consequences. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. >> You're getting arrested. >> That's fine. Stupid [ __ ] Guys, look like you're dead, dumbass. That's how you know. >> Until you give us your name, you're going to get >> my name. I don't know my name. >> Stop. >> I don't know my name. I don't know my name, bro. >> We're going to carry you to >> Carry me. It's not changing [ __ ] Go ahead. I'm letting you carry me. Yeah, that's cool, bro. You're such a big tough guy when I'm in cuffs. Little boy is crazy. >> I got him, Marco. You can unlock him. You're fine. >> Y'all so tough when I'm in cuffs, though. Y'all so tough. Right, bro. Yeah, I don't know why you're holding me. Y'all [ __ ] sadists. >> Let me search you, okay? >> I don't know my name, man. >> Okay, well, then you're going to go get fingerprinted to find out your name, okay? >> That's fine. That's fine. >> Okay, I can give you my name. >> Oh, wow. >> Look at that. >> This tough guy now wants to give us his name, Marco. Oh, okay. No, no problem, bro. No problem. You want to give it to me, I'll take it. Otherwise, you're going to get fingerprinted. So, you >> Well, if I'm getting fingerprinted either way, it don't matter. >> You're not getting fingerprinted either way. I need to get your name. Right now, it's obstructing identification. If I get your name, that charge will go away. >> Abraham. There you go. >> What's your last name? We can do this. >> You what? If you called 911, why would you want to I don't call 911. Y'all are useless. Y'all are [ __ ] useless. Okay, and what's going to happen when y'all leave? Nothing. We got to figure out what's going on. Figure out that that might be true. That's what we have to do. Y'all not on [ __ ] bro. I already been in jail. Y'all not changing [ __ ] bro. If I wanted to do something, I would, bro. Y'all not going to do nothing. Y'all literally not going to do nothing. Bro, that badge protects you, and you know that. Yeah, that badge does protect you. Oh, wow, you took it off. You still [ __ ] government worker dumbass. Yeah, no [ __ ] charge has stuck yet, gang. You guys are [ __ ] useless. >> Sounds good, bro. >> Useless as hell. Hey, hey, you work with Kayla, right? Hey, tell her she's a stupid [ __ ] Yeah, she [ __ ] Y'all going to change [ __ ] Kayla Gomez is a stupid >> I'm so he's going to get arrested today for obstructing, and he's also going to get a charge for domestic violence. >> Officers had already seen what they needed to see. From the water covering the girlfriend's clothes to the evidence of liquid thrown at her while she was sitting in the vehicle. The 911 call she had made while sitting right there told them exactly what had been happening before they arrived. >> All right, dispatch 43, we have that male 95 for obstructing and domestic battery. >> He is not going to be let out until earliest tomorrow, so you should be able to get one of them. night, no, you know, me to do about it. Obviously like you got to help me break the cycle here because he says he had a protection order and you're back hanging out with him you know obviously well that's the thing is like you're going to talk and change them and then they end up throwing water on you okay? And I understand that maybe you don't have a bruise physically or something like that throwing water over or something like that. It's something of an insulting or provoking nature as well okay? Which obviously this is very insulting especially in a place of business okay? Yeah we're good. Were you guys just out of curiosity did somebody stand over here? Drove over there so they would I'm going to go check on him and then we'll talk after we leave. So this this back is a QR code I don't probably know how those work you're young. This has all the information for selling selling this. If this is something you want to do today for instance for selling 10 opportunities for buying their name if they're just but not that's not happening. I took a picture of the No what are you what are you looking at? I wanted your your perspective. I don't know you might not be able to see it but these are staying I see that are kind of like obvious that he threw it at her when she was sitting in the seat kind of thing. That's what I was looking at when I decided. It's going to be hard to tell actually it's going to be hard to tell actually it's I mean since there's something I took a picture of her pants which is covered in water. It's easily hard to Yeah. Um, is that your squad? >> Yes, we're going >> Let's take him in. Yeah. Hey, Marco, are you good, buddy? We're going to take him in. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Can you send me her info when you get a chance? Or Dave, did you already get her info? All right. >> Those are Those are my cuffs, but I'll come get him. I'm going to >> Okay. Hey, not to interrupt my partner, I'm the one that's going to be handling all this. I'm going to let our social services department know that you want an order of protection. Hopefully Dave is currently going to assist with that, too. He's going to have at a minimum 72-hour stay away order. So, when he gets out in a couple of days, if he violates that, he'll go right back to jail. Okay? Don't let him back with you because >> I just I I have a good relationship with him and the dad. So, it's like he could go either way. So, I just I just want him to go. >> Okay. >> that when you talk to the court or these people, you let them know you have a court order. >> Officers made sure the girlfriend understood that staying away from him wasn't optional and that the court needed to know about everything that had led to that call in the parking lot that night. >> At first, I was like, "How How did I miss this guy?" >> He wasn't here. >> Yeah. >> So, literally, I was on the plate when you called it out cuz I saw them when I pulled around the corner of the Sleep Inn, they passed me. I'm like, "That's them right there." >> I swerved around and followed them. >> All right. He's He's a quiet guy now, or he was just a second ago, but >> In the end, Marco Abraham was arrested and charged with obstructing and domestic battery. A minimum 72-hour stay away order was put in place, meaning that when he got out in a couple of days, any violation would send him straight back [music] to jail. Next, a case where a girlfriend secretly called 911 while still inside the home with her boyfriend. And by the time officers arrived, the reality of his abuse was already showing up on her forehead. >> On the ex-boyfriend. We were doing fine, and then he got mad because I didn't want to call when he stopped for it. He hit me with a steel-toe boot in the head. Bruises all over to prove it. My head, he hit me with a steel-toe boot in my head. >> okay. >> I just don't want her in my house anymore. >> All right, she's not going in there now. >> On March 1st, 2025, officers were dispatched to a residence after an urgent report of a domestic disturbance. When they arrived, the situation immediately raised concerns that whatever was happening inside was not going to be simple. >> Come in. >> Hey. >> Hey. >> How's everybody doing? >> Hey. >> Once contact was finally made, the first version officers heard painted a picture of an argument that escalated into hitting, pushing, and wrestling. >> All right. Yes. You all speak English? >> Yes. >> Yes. All right. Um were y'all just arguing and fighting or what's going on? >> He got mad because I didn't want to call Wingstop. >> Yeah, we had a disturbance because >> Okay, hold up. Hold up. >> He got >> I'll be talking with my partner out here and I'll talk with him in here, okay? >> He got mad at me for not wanting to call Wingstop while I'm so he hit me with his steel-toe boot in the head. I have bruises all over to prove it. My head he hit me with the steel-toe boot in my head. >> Okay. When did this happen? >> Just now. >> Just now? >> Just now. >> Okay. >> Just now. >> Do you Do you live here? Is she >> No, I have a protective order against him but he doesn't want to give me my phone and he broke my glasses. >> Do you have any identification? >> I don't have anything cuz >> Do you have your driver's license number or anything like that? >> But I have my phone in my nature. >> Okay. On the other hand, the male subject downplayed everything insisting it was mutual. But as officers listened closely, one detail didn't line up and it would soon pull the entire story in a very different direction. >> All right, so what's going on? >> No, we just had a issues and started arguing. I asked I asked if she could just please call Wingstop. calm down. And just I got mad and I told her to stop. We started pushing each other and like just started wrestling, I guess. And I called my friends to help me like just diffuse the situation. It just got worse. >> All right. So, y'all y'all were just arguing >> Yes. >> and she didn't assault you? >> No. >> Both. >> Like I said, we just arguing and she just threw >> Okay. Give me just just a moment. >> Officers pressed further and the suspect's version began to shift. What was initially just pushing slowly turned into admissions of a struggle, [music] throwing objects and eventually him grabbing a boot during the altercation. Each detail contradicted what he had first told officers just minutes earlier. >> So, what what happened with the boot? Like walk me through that because you told me all just pushed back and forth and nothing else happened and now now I'm getting told something else. So, what's uh kind of walk me through that. >> Okay. >> Yeah. We just started pushing each other. I pushed her down. She got something she threw at me, so I grabbed the boot and the boot, I'm sorry. >> All right. And it was it was that boot? >> I think so. >> You think so? All right. Can we walk towards this plane I can look at it a little bit more? >> Sure. You guys can go. >> No, you're good. You can just leave it right there. >> All right. >> So, it was that boot. Y'all were like arguing and fighting in here? >> Uh yeah. And Yeah. So, I called my parents just like just to diffuse the situation. Yeah, she just refused to leave. >> Okay. And you said that she threw some other stuff at you or something like that while you were in here? >> Yes. >> Okay. Uh what exactly was thrown in here? >> It's a mess, but that's >> Hold up. Stop. >> Yes. >> Is it cool if we walk in there real quick? >> As officers continued piecing together the scene, more concerns emerged inside the residence. The victim revealed she had been trying to retrieve her belongings while the situation escalated again and again despite an active protective order that should have kept them separated entirely. >> How'd you get here today? >> He He picked me up yesterday and I stayed the night. >> Okay. So, you have a protective order against him and you came here? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Cuz all my stuff is still here. >> Okay. When When did the protective order take place? >> Um it wasn't that long ago. I think it was September 28th, 29th. >> Okay. So, last few months? >> Last couple months, yeah. >> Okay. >> I'm pretty sure. >> Does he live here? This is his family? >> This is all his family. >> Okay. >> I'm the ex-girlfriend. We were doing fine and then he got mad because I didn't want to call Wingstop for him. >> Okay. What's What's family think about all this? >> I honestly don't know cuz I don't I barely speak any Spanish. So, I don't know if the things he tells me are lies or not. >> Okay. >> But I don't know. >> So, why Why keep coming back? >> Because I want my stuff. >> Okay. But you came and you stayed the night here. That's more than just trying to get your stuff. >> Everything was all good. There wasn't no problems. He was taking a nap. I'm trying to wake him up and then he got mad because I didn't want to >> what brought on the protective order to begin with? >> Hm? >> What What started the protective order? >> The same thing. >> Same thing. >> The exact same thing. The exact same thing. >> Did you think he was going to be better this time? >> I always hope. I mean, dealt with the man for over a decade now. So. >> Okay. So, did you go to school together? How did you guys meet? >> Middle school. Longtime friends. Dated for only 6 months. He got me pregnant. >> Okay. So, you have a child together? >> No, unfortunately not. >> Okay. >> The turning point came when the victim disclosed that weapons and drugs were present inside the home, including a firearm and other illegal substances. That single detail shifted the tone of the entire response, turning [music] a domestic call into something far more dangerous for everyone on scene. >> Do you know if he has any weapons or anything in the house? >> There's knives in his room. >> Are there any guns? >> There's a gun in his room. Including my glasses which like I said are shattered all over the place and my phone is my phone as well. >> [laughter] >> Hey. Give me just a moment, okay? Hang out right there. >> She says there's firearms in the room. >> All right. So there's there's more in there then? >> Yes, there is. >> Okay. >> There's more. There's in there. There's firearms, there's knives, there's a bunch of stuff in there. And his dad is trying to protect him. >> Yeah, we we got that much. >> Yeah, and he's on bond, too. >> And he Do you know for sure that there's >> Oh, I know for a fact for a fact. >> You can tell me what it is and what's in there? >> Um there's there's a broken pipe, there's um There's there's There's a There's it's it's all out. It's not hard to miss. It's all out. >> Okay. We'll We'll see. I'll see if we can get pictures of the uh of the scene. >> Mhm. >> And go from there. >> Okay. >> For safety reasons, officers detained the male subject while they attempted to secure the residence. But what followed was a breakdown in cooperation from both sides. >> All right. So, what I'm going to do first is since we're going into your room, you're going to be detained in handcuffs just while we talk, okay? With that just because I don't know what you have in there. And I don't want you reaching for anything or grabbing anything, all right? >> All right. >> Good. Make sense? >> Yeah. Sure. >> All right. Face that way for me real quick. What's up? >> Can we go outside then? Cuz my parents don't >> You don't want to walk in there and look around? And show me where she threw and whatnot. I just don't know what you have in there. >> Yes, the best of our safety is to get out of the house then. Is >> Stand by. >> She doesn't look >> No medical? All right. All right. I need to look around. You're saying that she threw stuff at you? Did she throw stuff at you? Are you Are you going to let me look around and see if she threw stuff at you? I can have you hang out with my partner right here. And if you're okay with me looking, I'll go look back there while you hang out with my partner right here. >> remain silent, then. >> You'd like to remain silent, then? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. So, as of right now, you are not under arrest. You are just detained. Okay? You keep looking over at that pan right there next to us. All right. >> me to sit down, sir? >> All right. We're We're just going to talk a little bit more now that I got your hands kind of secured because you were You were looking around looking like you were looking for something else, okay? >> I'm just thirsty. >> Right now. So, that's girlfriend, wife? >> My girlfriend. >> Girlfriend? Okay. And y'all Y'all live together or No, just >> Can I just have some water, please? Can I sit down, sir? Some water, please. I just I just got to ask you a couple questions, okay? >> But I'd like to remain silent, then. >> You'd like to remain silent? You don't want to answer any more questions? >> to answer any more questions, sir. >> Okay. >> want to remain silent and get some water, that's it. >> All right. Um you can get some water later. Let's go. Hey, can you get um >> After you take the pictures. >> Yes, please. And give her a family violence form. >> One second. Is he Hispanic? >> Yeah, you got to use it. >> A little bit. Not very well. >> Por qué te lo llevas? >> Am I being arrested, sir, or am just detained? >> What? Por qué te lo llevas? >> She's asking if I'm being arrested or detained. >> Um arrested for family violence causing serious bodily injury with hitting her with the >> Ella no tiene que estar aquí. >> She She should not be here, but okay. >> She said she won't wasn't doesn't not want to be. >> Dile que ella ha venido y te ha traído drogas. >> I I need I need y'all to hang out over there while we figure this out, okay? >> Lo siento, pero nosotros necesito trabajo. Necesitas Okay. Okay. They don't want you here and and your Okay. Okay. >> She has been trying to be here for 3 days. One day after the other she comes here and >> Okay. Okay. Hold on. Hold on. Okay. Time out. Okay. Get your stuff. We Listen. She can go inside and get it. She can? >> Yeah, she may be like I said. >> You can go ahead right now. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Hey. >> Hold on. All right. Since she said there was a fire in there Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Do not walk up on my partner. Hold on. One second. I'm going to get her out. I just need you to on. One moment, hold on. Hey. >> He just said that she could get her stuff. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Let's go. >> On the other hand, officers attempted to de-escalate [music] the situation and arrange for the victim's belongings, but access to the residence was ultimately denied due to safety and legal concerns, including reported illegal activity inside the home. >> Did you get your Did you get your stuff? >> No. >> Whatever. Let her know that that's illegal. Let's go. I just told her not to say anything. What's he going to say? >> Because sir, I asked like not to enter my house and you still >> When? What? >> Your partner. >> He stopped her from going in. You told her to go in and get her stuff. >> and I guess >> Okay. >> I just don't want her in my house anymore. >> she's she's not going in there now. All right. Sit down. >> All right. Oh. >> Okay. Come come with me. Okay. I'm going to ask her to It's going to be a civil issue, okay? All right. My car is down here. We're going to walk away from property to de-escalate everything, okay? All right. What all do you have in there? A cell phone? >> Just my iPhone. >> Cell phone, iPad. Okay. >> My iPhone, my glasses, and that's it. >> Okay. >> That's all my stuff. And he tried denying saying that some stuff that was in the room was mine to his dad. Neither him or his dad wanted to give me my stuff. >> Okay. So >> And his dad knows about the bruises and he didn't care. >> Okay. And all this happened today, this evening? >> Oh, this type of thing has been happening for like a long time. >> Talking about the the assault tonight. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Like 5 minutes before y'all came. >> Okay. >> Steel-toe boot. My legs are bruised. My arms are bruised. Everything hurts. >> I don't believe they're going to allow us back in to take pictures of the scene. So. >> He wouldn't even let me back in the room to go look around. >> How's it going? Um Los Santos necesito pictures of in the cuarto the room. Yes. Necesito fotos the order. Necesito order. You order? I'm sorry. You order. And this is my house. Yes. I'm I'm I'm asking if I can go take pictures of where the like what all happened. No no pictures? Okay. It's 1211. Por qué? Para my report. Uh so I can write so I can write what I see. >> My room or >> Where where it happened. So I can see if anything was thrown or if anything else happened or anything like that. No? Okay. All right. Y'all be safe. If y'all need anything or have any questions, I'm Officer Morgan. So I Officer Y'all I'm Morgan. Um >> My husband said >> What? Why my my my son the the lady is come here, not my boy. >> I I understand that she came here, but from what I can understand >> Mhm. >> he was being the aggressor. He was attacking. >> What my son? >> And I I can't >> But I I I can't see anything that shows anything different. >> Mhm. >> She talked about getting the boot and he initially lied to me >> Mhm. >> and wasn't honest with me. I can't I can't see anything in the room to see if there was anything else that occurred other than the boot that was laying in the floor. That's why. Okay. >> In the end, the boyfriend was formally placed under arrest for family violence causing serious bodily injury.