My daughter, she has borderline personality disorder. She's having an outburst. >> Girl, shut your ass. I'll be over here trying to play victim. You a >> about to go to jail. >> Get off of me. >> Put your hands behind. Put your hands. >> Get off of me. Put your hands off of me. >> You can't hit us. >> You just kicked me in the face. >> Sometimes it's the kids who call the cops on their parents. But what happens when the roles are reversed and parents can no longer control their spoiled kids? I refused to give her money to go get so she got mad at me. >> Hey, stop right now. Stop. Stop. >> He just jumped. >> Should we just jump from the store again? >> Relax. What's going on? Why are you jumping like that? >> These were the moments when parents called the cops to arrest their spoiled kids. Starting off with the case of a 22-year-old woman whose mom finally called the cops after getting fed up with her behavior. >> Hey, Rachel. >> What? >> Hey, how you doing? Trying to see what's going on. If I can help you. >> She's the problem. She the reason why my divor my dad divorced her. She had a baby on him. She's the problem. >> Hey, this is Rachel. >> Whoa. Get the out. >> Going back in. >> You know what? >> Stop. Get off of me. I'm trying to get my dog. >> Get off me. >> On April 16th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a residence in response to a teenage girl causing a disturbance. However, it turned out to be an encounter the officers were far from ready for. >> Hello. What's going on? >> Well, my daughter, she has borderline personality disorder. She's having an outburst. Um, I asked her about therapy. She's supposed to be going to a facility and I got an email from some place in trying to figure out who this is cuz the facility she's going to is like 3 months long-term care. And it just blew up from there. She walked out and I was like, "Come back and talk to me cuz I'm I'm 22. I've been taking care of you for too long. And I called y'all before cuz she was beating on the garage outside. And it just blew up from there. So, it's been verbal back and forth between both of us. I did snatch that that thing off her wall in her room cuz I I told her we got to go cuz um I can't her dog has destroyed the house. I got to pay for that. The bills are mounting stuff that I got to cover. And so, I really just want her to go. Like, I think she's upstairs. >> I know. want to keep. >> So, you want her to go to where? >> I don't know. I don't I know that she's not on a lease, but because she's been living here, I can't just kick her out. But if she's going to keep like she threw a candle, there's glass up there. I had a vase sitting on the table over there. She took it outside and it's broken. So, I just don't want her to turn up. Uh, >> upon entering the home, officers learned that Rachel had been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and had displayed both verbal and physical outbursts in the hours leading up to the call. Before speaking with the young woman, the officers stayed with the mother to gather more information. >> She need to go to the hospital. >> I don't know. She's in her You can go up. She's in her bedroom. It's messy up there, but she's in her bedroom to the left. >> What's her name? >> Rachel. >> Rachel. Hey, Rachel. >> What? >> Hey, how you doing? >> What's going on? >> H >> Don't do that. He is here to help you. >> Hey, what's going on? >> I don't want I don't got to talk to you. I don't want to talk to you. >> Okay. Well, your mom called. I don't give a >> I mean I'm I'm not your enemy. Okay. I'm here to help. >> What you saying? >> Who you on the phone with? >> Don't worry about it. >> Is there someone I can help you? >> Hello. >> I'm trying to come documentate, but she keep doing this like she did this last time. >> Like I want that woman. Like she don't do for nobody. She ain't good for nothing cuz she just told me that. No, you can call that. I'm not I don't want nothing to do with her. >> So, what's going on, man? Who you on the phone with? >> I'm worried about it. >> I'm here to help. >> The officer did his best to deescalate the situation, but as time went on, the daughter had one of the outbursts her mother had described just moments earlier. >> I'm just trying to see what's going on, if I can help you. >> She's the problem. She the reason why my divor my dad divorced her. She had a baby on him. She's the problem. Then she she had a baby and the man still didn't want her. She can't keep around her. Like >> is it about uniform that's making you upset? >> Hey, this is Rachel. >> Get the out. I don't want y'all in here. I don't want y'all bothering me. >> Rachel, we not real. >> Is that not a clear answer? Leave me the alone. >> Rachel, we not with your enemies. Like we here >> then leave me alone. >> We here to help you, mommy. I don't need help. >> You know, threatening the EMS worker. >> Threatening me to touch me and trying to bring me out of here. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Bro, shut your Steve looking up. Like, damn. Nobody worried about you're saying nobody, >> bro. Shut your up. You over here trying to play victim. You a >> You just sat here and threw [ __ ] at me. And now over here telling me that I'm miserable. I ain't got to myself. You supposed to be my mother. You're the reason why I tried to kill up when I was 14. Nobody like you. Na don't want to be around you. She herself. Kayen don't want to be around you. Nobody likes you. >> Unless you call me my profile. [ __ ] going >> your daughter. She problematic and then she going to try to take her. >> She throwing my dog out the front door. Like why would you do that? What the wrong with you >> at this point? Several family members and EMS had entered the room, but that didn't seem to calm Rachel's behavior. The officer knew they would soon have to take a different approach. >> What we going to do? Cuz this is not real. So, you going to go with >> them? Are you okay? I'll leave you alone. We don't even have to talk. Can you tell me the answer to these questions? What's today? >> Saturday. >> Okay. How many quarters make $1.75? Five. >> No. >> 175. >> A dollar is for 75. >> Okay, cool. Is Mickey Mouse a cat or a dog? >> A mouse. >> Okay. Let me ask you something else. Do you know who the president is? >> Biden. >> And do you know where you're at? >> In Atlanta. >> Okay. Well, I'm sorry, Rich. You have a great day. >> Okay. She She's alert and oriented. She don't want us to talk to her. She don't want us involved. Uh, you know, >> well, I want her cuz she's throwing this stuff on the floor. I just want her out. She keeps tearing up my house. >> I I I completely understand that. But what I'm telling you is >> that's fine. If you can't take her, you can't take her. >> That's kidnapped. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> And she don't want to be assessed. >> So that's battery. I'm not going to touch her. >> I'm not going. Okay. >> Get out my way. You going a long way with that attitude. >> At this point, the officer had been very patient with Rachel, but his patience was starting to wear thin. >> We don't pay for this. >> I told you that I like your father. I don't have a two household. >> I told you that you're Look who wants Look who walking out with backpack. >> I don't give a strand. Do you want to fight? See you out. >> Ain't got a pot to piss in or throw out the front door. >> See, she look >> She better go to I'm about You about to look. She about to go to jail. Huh? >> She get her in the car cuz she getting ready to go to jail. >> Well, >> is that your car? >> Yeah, that's my car. >> Cuz she break something in my presence. She already should have been already going to jail. >> Yeah, I think so, too. stuff. >> You're not going back in. >> Stop touching me. >> You know what? >> Stop off of me. I'm trying to get my dog. Get my dog. >> Get the off. >> You trying to bite me? You >> trying to bite me? >> Yeah. You trying to bite me? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind me. Put your hands on me. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind me. >> I'm about to change you. >> I'm about to change you. You better turn around. Turn around. >> Turn. No. [ __ ] I'm not playing. >> She not playing. Turn around. Step back. >> Turn around. Behind your back. >> Turn around. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> All right. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> I'm not playing with you. >> Turn around. >> She said she can't breathe. Sarah, sit back. I ain't do that being nice no more. I'm done, man. She said she can't breathe. She be all right. >> Ain't nobody on her. >> She said she can't breathe. Hold on. >> She'll be all right. >> Stop. I I can't do this when I suffocate. >> Nobody is on you. Only thing you got to do is let your hands go. Let your hands go. >> No. Stop. >> You're going to get tased. >> You're going to get tased. >> To stop. I would get up and just stop. >> No. You don't kick me in the face. You're going to jail. >> You're going to jail. >> He just tried to bite me. She just killed me in the face. Can you stop? >> I want you to stop, please. >> I promise you going to get ted. You are going to get t. You don't kick me in the face. You just kick me in the face. >> Your job. They're building it. I want to get ahead. Oh my god. She going she going to be a mentor. Rachel, they need it called for. >> They ain't going to take >> Only thing you got to do is calm down. You were over here fighting. >> Told you to calm down. >> Shouldn't have caused injury to itself. >> Stop. That's all right. Just keep it. Just keep it. >> At this point, Rachel had sealed her own fate for the night after rejecting countless offers of help. As time went on, it became impossible to get her into the cruiser. >> You can't hit us. You just kicked me in the face. >> You kicked me in my face. And you tried to bite him. It's no joke. >> No. All everything aside, I know I beat you, but I did not kick you. >> Yes, you did. >> Well, I apologize. >> It doesn't matter. It's too late for that. It's too late for that. >> Cuz you was hurting me. >> If you would have just put your hands behind your back the first time, nobody would have been taking you to jail. I told you. Just get your stuff. We come back later. I'm tired of this. >> It doesn't. >> You got leg iron. >> That's what we're getting. >> You keep fighting. You keep fighting. Nobody's letting you go. You keep fighting. It might be too big. I don't know. >> No. Come on. >> My My hand is on your My hand is on your chin. My hand is on your chin. No. >> No. >> No. No. It's not moving. >> No. >> Yeah. I got one. Stop talking. >> It hurts. >> All right. All right. Listen, listen. Listen. Listen. Calm down. We can adjust it for you. >> It hurts. >> When you're fighting us, we can't. >> Okay. You got to calm down. >> You got to calm down. >> Listen. Okay. Calm down. We can adjust it for you. What's hurting on you? >> My wrist. >> Calm down and stand up. What's hurting on you? >> It's my wrist. Squeezing my wrist bone. Let that bone work on you. >> Okay, step back for me. >> Yes. >> Step back. >> When you're combating us, we can't put it on correctly cuz you're fighting us. >> Then you kick your sergeant. >> I didn't mean to kick him. I meant to bite you, but I didn't mean to kick him. >> You meant to bite me. Why did you want to bite me? >> Because you were hurting me. I wasn't hurting. It was hurting. I was stopping you from going in the house. >> Even when my dad used to hit me. I used to scratch him when he was hurt. >> I'm not your dad. >> I don't care if I'm in danger and I feel like I'm being hurt. I'm going to hurt you. I don't want to go to a mental hospital. I don't want to. I'd rather go to jail. Please don't take too much. You can't take me to jail. Listen, the jail's not going to take you. >> No, you can take me to jail. I don't want to go back to jail. The jail's not going to take you. >> Please don't take me to the m's not going to take you. >> Please don't too much if you trying to go to the jail. It's too late. I don't want to go to the hospital. >> Don't bring it to the ambulance. >> What's your name? >> Hey, Rachel. What's going on? >> I don't want to go. >> Can you just come with us ambulance so we can just check you out? That's all we trying to do. >> Coming up, Rachel was placed on a stretcher and prepared for transport to the hospital despite clearly not wanting to go. In fact, she said she'd rather go to jail. >> No. No. like this. >> Huh? >> Like how long today? >> Yeah. >> Don't do this. How old is she? 2022. >> You're supposed to be going to some 3 month trail. >> I don't want to go. >> Okay, listen. Listen. We're in a situation that we going. Okay. You understand that? >> Okay. >> Please. I need you to stop. Listen, this is there's no reason to do all >> there is no reason. >> No working on the restraint. [Applause] >> No, no. >> I don't want to. >> I don't want to. I'm not trying to get him. Oh, I'm not going to kick you. That was an accident. That means all I got to tell you. >> If you relax me and I'm scared of needles down, you're put too much pressure on my shoulder. >> You're pushing up. Is that better? Okay. I don't want to do this. I get >> Yeah, we'll get her out. Okay. >> Help. Help her with the arm. I got >> no >> Rachel was restrained, sedated, and released to EMS. She was charged with two counts of simple battery on law enforcement, two counts of obstruction, and one count of criminal trespass. Moving on to the case of when this daughter attacked her parents after they asked her to pay rent. >> What is going on? Okay, >> we hold her down. Put my TV in there. >> She took that big thing right there and tried to hit me with it. >> What happened with the TV? >> I don't break the TV. >> No, I did not. I really did. I don't know what they're doing. They're about to leave. I don't know. On October 6th, 2024, police in Ohio responded to a report of a woman involved in a physical altercation with both of her parents. Upon entering the residence, officers immediately sensed next level chaos. >> Were you inside when all this was going on? >> Yeah. >> I think you like right now. >> Can you tell me what's going on real quick? >> Oh, you dumb white. They're fighting. >> They're fighting. I think you right now. Excuse me. [Music] >> You're standing right. >> Who's fighting you? >> Where? >> What is going on? >> Okay. >> We hold her down. >> Okay. She's going to go out. >> Let her go. >> What? What's going on? What's going on? >> Why? >> Ain't nothing wrong with her. >> I know. >> You need to get up. >> Yeah, cuz she broke my TV in there. >> She took that big thing right there and tried to hit me with it and try to see me her out of here. Her and her girlfriend. >> Treasure. Come on. >> She's over there. >> Come on. Get up. >> Get up off the floor. Treasure, am I passed out? >> She's not passed out. >> No, she's not. >> Huh? You need >> treasure? Get up. >> My face will be fine. >> Come on, let's go. Get up. >> Get up. >> Get up. >> What are you doing? >> Sit up. >> Sit up. Sorry. >> The officers immediately sensed tension in the household. They had walked into a chaotic scene and now had to figure out what was really going on and what had led up to it. >> She's saying she can't breathe. >> All right, we're going to have EMS. [Music] >> Can you stand up, please? >> She's saying she can't breathe. >> Let's go outside and get some air. We're going to talk to you out there. Come on. >> Let's go. >> Let's get up and go outside. There's no room for me. You can grab her up. >> Okay, I need you to get up and walk outside with us. >> That can't be comfortable. >> No, it's not. >> All right, get up. >> Come on. >> All right, let's get up. >> Stand up. >> Come on. You can >> I can't >> grab her other arm so she can stand up >> or sit her on the back. Sit on the bed. >> There we go. >> Sit on the bed. >> Scoot back. >> Stand up. >> Kane, I keep telling Kane. >> Yeah, but you're intentionally falling back down. >> What's going on with your mouth? >> At this point, the officers sensed that this wouldn't be a routine encounter, but rather one that was about to take a very different turn as the girl appeared unwilling to cooperate. >> Let's go outside. Let's go outside. >> We're going to talk >> so we can separate everybody and talk. >> Can you walk with us out there and we'll get it figured out? >> We'll talk to you guys in a second. We're try to get her outside. >> Okay. >> Stand up so we can go outside. >> You use it. >> Does she have an inhaler? >> Leave me alone. She messing with me. >> Take a he we're going to talk to you about all that. >> We're going to help you out. We'll come out to our car. We're going to talk. Okay. They got my game and they keep >> it off with us. >> They call last night. >> I got you. Talk to you. >> He was me. He was >> We're going to go outside where we have more room. >> He was trying to kill me. We're going to get your side. >> Let's go. >> See where come >> like you >> stop. Like >> he keep messing with me. >> So, how did this all start? >> I went to go get my thing and he live here. >> He was punching me in my face. >> Slow down. >> I can't breathe. I can't talk. I just want to tell y'all. >> I got you. You need to start from the beginning. >> We've got >> take a couple deep breaths and get yourself together. >> Coming up, one of the officers walked over to talk with the suspect's girlfriend. >> Okay. >> So, what what's going on? >> What? Cuz they started this yesterday. >> Okay. So, it's been going on since yesterday. I haven't We haven't been here. I know. I know. But it's like she calls all the time. Like they didn't even show up last night cuz it's like they know that she >> I saw the officers were out here yesterday. >> Yeah. That was um >> So what's going on? What's going on today? Why are we all fighting? >> Her mom we all woke up. We we brushed our teeth. All that. We were just getting ready to to just head out and go. Yeah. >> She her mom was just saying stuff and just messing with her. >> Okay. But saying stuff you can ignore. How did we get to the point where things are broken and people are punching and hitting each other? >> He hasn't been saying nothing. We stayed upstairs and they were saying stuff. They just she her mom acts like a bully and then her dad like, "Why are you putting your hands on her?" And then he threw water on me. It's like, "I'm not going to do nothing. Go ahead, have it." But then >> why why how did the TV and and everything else get broke? >> Because they just kept messing. >> So she just slammed it because they were yelling at her. >> No, they just kept antagonizing her. They're just >> like talking to her. >> Messing with her. Just saying. >> And how did she end up in their bedroom? >> I was out here. >> You don't know? Okay. >> Yeah, I really don't know. But I'm just They're really They're weird. They they they always mess with her, especially her mom. >> Thanks. >> Things weren't quite adding up yet, and the officer then decided to walk inside to talk to the dad. >> She came in here and called her something. >> Your wife, her mom called her. Okay. >> Then she hit the TV. >> And she hit your guys' TV here or in there? >> Right here. >> Okay. And then what happened? >> Then >> did you do you see what happened? She >> broke that TV. >> Sound like she called. Was this your mom in here? >> Yeah, >> she called her name. Punched the TV. >> She did that and left. Then she came back in and then when she came in here, she tried to break this one. So I just start holding her down. We used to be trying to hold her down. >> Yeah, I was in here trying to feed my son and make sure my cousin eat. Then I went in there. They trying to hold her down. But she did break this TV. I don't know why she broke the TV. >> No. At first, nothing else happened. She just broke it. >> Yeah. And then walked out. She came back and went upstairs then saying, "Where's her stuff? Where's her stuff?" And we like, "We don't know." >> Try to hold her down. She was like trying to move for her down. She just got kicked. She got kicked. >> I guess she got she fell over. >> Did you get hit in the face too or scratched? >> Yeah, he got hit. >> Does she live here? >> Does treasure live here upstairs? >> The weight? Yeah, she's her and her girlfriend in here. >> How did it go from the living room to their bedroom? Why were you Why did you go make it in there? >> Cuz I was just asking for my my game and then he came in there tackling me. >> What happened with the TV? >> I don't know. I did not. >> I really did. I don't know what they're doing. They're about to leave. I don't know. like they're crazy. Like they tried to pull up to the bad guy and why was all of them in there? >> Unfortunately for the girl, everyone except her girlfriend pointed to her as the one who had escalated the situation and ultimately damaged the TV. Since the officers had not witnessed the incident firsthand, they didn't have sufficient probable cause to charge her for the property damage at that moment. However, it wouldn't be long before her increasingly erratic behavior led to a series of other charges. like doing that like it only take one person he's me trying to me I'm telling you I wouldn't do this to myself >> well when I came in he was holding you down on the bed >> I know he was he was holding me hitting me what where did I get this from okay when you came here but I'm telling you he was trying to kill me >> he was one inside >> ma'am can you tell me a little bit what's going on there >> they tried to kill me I can't breathe Okay. >> But he was me. He was me. He was punching me on my lips. >> How are you feeling right now? >> I can't breathe. I need inhaler. >> Okay. You have asthma? >> I don't have asthma, but I have >> I need a test. >> My partner here is going to get some vitals on you. >> So, uh, you said he was you. Did you lose consciousness at all? >> I can't say because I was screaming. Yeah, >> he was me and hitting me at the same time. >> Trying to take some >> Look at my lips. He was hitting me in my lips. I wouldn't lie. >> Got it. Um, >> like you said, he was holding me down. So, how the hell did I do this to myself? >> Yeah, she can meet you down. >> Take all my stuff and break it and stuff cuz they going to say I broke the TV. >> They're not going to touch yourself. >> Please, please, please. up my game, too. You guys >> Yeah, we're going to get her. >> I don't want to leave my [ __ ] >> You able to come walk with us? >> You go touch my yard. I don't >> I got all their info. I just got mom and dad. So, >> you said anxiety. Anything else? >> They don't need any EMS or anything. >> They're under check. >> Okay. The dad I saw had a scratch on his face, but >> yeah, I got a picture of >> They're just having a hard time reading because >> Yeah. We'll get down and see if they >> Okay. You want me to do anything? >> No. Sure. >> Yeah. Appreciate it. >> All right. just saw how many acorns I stand out here talking and the weird stuff. You didn't notice this tree was dropping like 50 at a time in this house. >> Every time the wind >> we get those uh walnuts in our yard back. >> While EMS attended to the woman, the officers went back inside to speak with the family once again. >> A stroke, too. Okay. Yes, you guys both had some stuff going on. Yeah, medicically. >> You're too old for this. >> Yeah. Yeah. You guys don't need all this stuff. >> What TV was broke? >> That one. >> You see it? >> What? She hit it with just punched it. >> She punched it. >> Yeah. And then she took that one thing right there was came in my room. >> Yeah. How did she get into the room? >> My room was I know. She just ended up going over there. What was she doing in there? trying to break the other TV with that >> and then hit me. That's why I called 911. >> Oh god. >> Do you have a social security number, sir? >> Yeah. >> I'm not paying my car though. Come on. Let's go get the evictions. I'm not paying my car. >> I got the money right now in my car. >> Why? Sunday. >> Here's what you can do. You can you can get online and do the threeday, right? >> I know. I just want to make sure >> that the threeday put it on the front door, right? With her name and whoever else she has that lives with her. And then if she's still here after that, then you go to college >> and pay for the thing. >> So, wait, what do I do? on online you can get one that said, you know, that like a a template >> that says like I need a if you Google like I need a three-day eviction notice for my tenant and it'll get print show you a form. Just make sure you use Ohio and then put all the information in there and just post it on the front door. Take a picture of it. >> Where she at? >> She said she had you know she broke the hospital. Yeah, but I'm just saying. So what it take for them to for her to get out of here because I'm not going to lie, I don't make threats, but I'm not taking no more. >> No, she's >> not to where I got to clock out of my job. She come check on my mom and my dad. >> She's getting checked and then as long as she's cleared, she's going to the county. >> Oh, she is? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And that girlfriend, she can't come back up in here either. >> I don't think she wants to. >> She She shouldn't. But either way, I'll be here back in a minute. I'm packing up all that go. She can come get her clothes while I'm here, the girlfriend. She cannot come back in here. I don't give a They sleeping under a bridge. Let them know >> she took her clothes off though, didn't she? She not back. >> She was packing most of her stuff. >> We had to call the police yesterday. >> Yeah. What happened yesterday? >> She was. >> All right. I'm just trying to sign if you change. You can call us back. You can sign right on that line. If it's in your name, you're allowed to. >> Your parents tired. >> My parents, they getting old. Too much stress. >> His heart run off electricity. >> Sounds good. That's perfect. >> They getting too old for that as well. Okay. >> Okay. >> She can't come back in here. >> She come back in here. You >> disown. So, tomorrow morning, tomorrow morning you call down to domestic relations court and then they'll give you a time to come in for to get the uh protection order and then she won't be allowed here at all. >> Okay. Well, so does she got to call the victim's assistance or >> No, no, no, no. Cuz she's already going to court >> tomorrow. Tomorrow morning. Yeah. >> I'm going with you >> and make sure she fills that out >> and gets it. >> Okay. >> No, the when you get there. >> Okay. Back outside, the girl had already been transported to the police station after being checked by EMS. >> I thought it was a big or something. >> This is a smaller one. >> They do have a big back one. >> Mhm. >> Um >> but that's for like large >> multiple people. >> Oh, multiple people. Usually I I would uh >> when you do get out, when you go back to get your stuff, >> I am going to call. >> Don't do any kind of drama. Try to get see if an officer can come out and help you with the situation. Get your things. >> Okay. >> And the good thing about that is so they can't say, "Oh, she did this. She did that." >> I'll be back. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Exactly. >> So, thank you so much. >> Cover your >> That's basically the the the what we want you to do. >> Thank you so much. >> Yes, ma'am. The woman was arrested and charged with domestic violence. From one chaotic household to the next, this daughter punched her mother multiple times after she refused to give her money for crack. >> I refuse to give her money to go get crack. So, she got mad at me. Don't like cops. Don't want to be around them. So, I'm done. >> Do you want to come out here or you want us to bring you out? >> No, I'm not going anywhere. >> On July 4th, 2024, officers responded to a physical altercation between a mother and daughter. But what they didn't expect was that the daughter had no intention of going without a fight. >> What's going on? >> Very violent. Throwing things around. >> Very violent. >> What happened? >> I refused to give her money to go get. So she got mad at me and she wants the car. I know you're not going to have the car. Remember last time she took the car? She didn't come to the next day. And I'm sorry. I'm I I'm fed up already. She started hitting me. TV remote everything on the floor. I don't know what she's doing now. Did she Did she like punch you or did she approach you? >> Punch me. >> Punch where where she at you at? >> Yeah. >> But that's okay. It'll be all right. >> You have your ID >> inside. >> What happened? >> I remember. >> You remember? So, why are we here? >> Because she called. >> Okay. Well, there seems to have been a problem. >> Okay. So, you tell me the problem. She called. You told me the problem. Is that is that how you want this to go or you want to like be an adult and tell me why all >> I've been beaten up for 23 years. This [ __ ] left me there. What do you want to talk about? >> Left you where? >> Well, you just brought up being beaten for 23 years. So, you call me. >> She Okay. >> You asked. >> While speaking with the suspect, she claimed she had been beaten her entire life. The officers sensed a troubled household made even worse by the presence of illegal contraband. As time passed, it became clear that the suspect was trying to shift the blame onto her mother. >> I already asked her why why we're here. >> Thank you. Ask her why she left me there. >> Left you where? >> I just told you. >> No, you said she left you somewhere. You didn't say where. >> Oh, no. She left me apartment prayed above her years. >> How old are you? Well, I was 29 when I met her. >> Let's do it later. >> Talk about later. >> She doesn't think she >> because she wants me off my antsychotic. She wants me off everything. >> That doesn't work like that. >> She made mental and now I live in prison because I have no Absolutely no desire to talk to you. Don't like cops. Don't want to be around them. So, I'm done. Okay. How's that? >> Um, well, not so good. Um, so we've already been told that he's the only onion. I guess she said that she she didn't like the car. She hit me with a boot. >> So if she wants to interrupt, go talk to her. >> Well, she already told me her side. I'm just trying to get your side. >> I don't have solution and he looks all about 20. So, >> it didn't take long after their arrival for the officers to determine what the next step had to be. >> You want to come out here or you want us to bring you out? >> No, I'm not going anywhere. >> Okay, cuz I guess we're going that way. >> We're going to get more trouble. Let's just go inside. >> For what? >> Come on. Stand up. >> Stand up. >> She wants us out now. Just throwing >> Just go outside real quick, please. >> Huh? >> Wait outside, please. >> I'm not going anywhere. I didn't do anything. >> Stand up and come the easy way or it will not be fun. >> Okay. So, the person that calls is the person you >> got 3 seconds. You got 3 seconds. >> Just come outside. Come on. Just let's go talk outside. We don't have to do this here. Let's go outside and talk. Okay. We do that. >> No. >> I'm going to count to three. >> Okay. >> One, two. Okay. >> I'm not going anywhere. >> Let's go. Stop resisting. >> Stoping me. Ow. >> Let's go. >> I need my shoes. >> Go get your shoes. Come on. >> Hit me, you bastard. Don't fight. Come on. Come on. Let's go. >> Are you going to walk? >> I'll get your shoes. >> No, you won't. >> I can carry you like a toddler. >> Stop. I'm not. Don't touch me. You already hit me. >> I did. >> Yeah. >> Jail. >> Okay. Can you see what you did? >> Medication jail. >> No, they don't. >> Put your shoes on. >> He wouldn't give them to you. >> Grab her shoes, please. >> At this point, the suspect was placed in cuffs and was soon about to be placed in the cruiser. However, once she was placed in the cruiser, something really strange happened. >> Stop. We're not doing that. Let's go. Stop hitting me. No one hit you. We're pushing you. >> No, you hit me in my tent. >> Oh, no. That right in the face. >> Oh, you >> Hey. Hello. Can you Hey, >> she's really I know. Hey, come on. Sit up. You're resisting against me. I know you're awake. >> Leave me alone. >> Okay. I need you to turn around because >> No, you don't. >> Yes, I do. You're not sitting properly. >> Come on. Bring your leg out. We're going to fix you in the chair. Come on. Come on. Let's go. >> You already hit it. >> Come on. Come on. Push your leg out on the ground. Come on. We got to fix you. Come on. Come on. Step up. Turn around. Sit down. Sit in there. Come on. Let's go. Can you sit in back in the chair? Come on. Grab a wolf. Come on. Come on. >> You get in. Get in the car. Do not kick me. You will get another charge. You understand me? Get in your Get in the car. Come on. Step in and get in the car. Sit normally. Sit back. No, we're not doing that. Can you behave? >> Get these off. >> Lean back. Face away from me. No, sit normally. >> Got to have you sitting back for your own safety. Okay. >> Safety. You hit me. He took me to a hospital. Coming up, the woman was being transported to the hospital, but the officers had to make a quick stop on the way after she unbuckled her seat belt. >> Are you going to lean back? >> I am leaning back. >> You lean back. >> It's okay, hun. It's all right. It's okay. >> He hit me both of them. >> Hold them. No problem. >> Yeah, no problem. >> Listening to you, that's it. >> I got to fix the seat belt on her anyway cuz it's behind her back. Yeah. See, you trying to fix it? I need a picture of you. >> That's cuz you don't know how to put a seat belt on. >> It was in front of you. Can you lean back? >> Lean back. >> Whatever you >> All right, I'll go this way. Lean forward. Oh, you did take it off. >> I didn't take off. I got handcuffs on. >> Please stay in the car. >> There you go. >> Pushing me. Well, you got to leave the seat belt on the way it's supposed to be. >> You didn't put it on, right? >> The camera. It should have was >> Sorry. You want a picture of her standing up? >> Yeah. >> No, >> you're standing here. >> Yeah. >> Don't go nowhere. >> He's pulling me. >> All right. Just stay right here. >> He hit me in my foot. He hit me in my chest. >> Okay, we'll get rided up. It's fine. >> No, you're not going to do >> Go take a seat. Okay. >> All right. Have a seat. >> Take a seat. Take a seat. Get that AC going real cold. >> So you drag me out for >> literally bucking and buckling you in. >> No, you're me. >> Lean back. Here you go. >> See you once. >> The woman was charged with resisting without violence and battery on someone 65 years of age or older. Now we turn to the case of Brandon, a 27-year-old man who completely lost it after his mom kicked him out. >> You know you can't be on the property. >> I ain't trying to be on the property. >> You are on the property. >> You're going to get tased. >> No, bro. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Uh-uh. >> You're going to get tased. >> I know my right, man. Stop acting like I'm black. I don't know my right. >> On November 23rd, 2023, officers were dispatched in response to a trespassing report involving a man who had been barred from the complex but was now staying there. Furthermore, he had allegedly punched his brother in the face. >> You text me, bro. I'mma beat you. >> Hey, bro. >> Don't touch me, bro. No. >> Drop your bags. >> No, bro. They're my clothes. >> Now, these are my clothes, bro. >> All right. >> No, bro. These my clothes, bro. >> Don't tell me no. Put your stuff down. >> No, kid. I know it going to be. >> What's it going to be, bro? >> Oh, man. Oh, bro. We're not going for that, bro. Come on. You know you can't be on the property. >> I ain't trying to be on the property. >> But you are on the property. >> I'm trying to go on gold. >> No. >> No, bro. Not going for that, bro. I'm not going for that, bro. >> I'm not going for that, bro. >> Yeah, you're going for that. >> No, bro. >> Yeah. >> No, bro. I can't do it, bro. >> But I >> I'm not doing it, bro. I'm not doing it, bro. Cuz that's lame, bro. >> Well, it's not lame. You >> I could be on the property. No, you cannot. Yes, I can. You're bored. >> No. Yes, I can. Yes, I can. >> I know, my law. Yes, I can. I could be if I'm invited over here. Yes. Put your hand back. >> You're going to get tased. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Going to get tased. Going to get tased. >> Stop. Watch out. >> You're going to get tased. >> Uh-uh. >> 10 three. >> Mm- >> I'm not going, bro. >> You're going. >> I'm not going. >> Put your hands behind your back or I'm going to tase you. I don't give a I don't give a bro. >> Just stop. >> No, bro. >> Don't make it worse. >> No, bro. >> No, bro. >> Mm-m. Stop. >> I'm strong as hell. >> Upon making contact with Brandon, he seemed calm but acted oddly. He quickly stated that he wasn't going anywhere, and as a result, he was now in cuffs. I'm >> strong. Hold on. Hold on. >> Let me get his wrist out here. Um, uh-uh. Uhoh. Yo. Uhoh. >> You're about to get tased. >> Get your nail on the net. >> I was not looking to get tased. >> Hold on. >> All right. Go ahead and give him your other one, man. >> Hey. Uh-uh. >> Don't say. >> Uh-uh. No, bro. that one. >> I ain't did nothing wrong. >> I ain't did nothing wrong, bro. >> No, bro. Man, you man. >> 10:26 >> Brandon, >> sit up for the night. >> Go ahead and sit up, man. >> Uh-uh. Uh-uh. I'm not not going, bro. Not going, bro. >> Okay. cut strong in his pocket. >> Upon searching Brandon's pockets, officers found a small black plastic bag. When they opened it, they discovered a powdery substance that based on their knowledge and training resembled crack or co. >> Man, you look how you did your brother. Yeah. Grandma going to hunt you. Grandma gonna hunt you, Susie. Yeah. >> Get her on the other side. >> Yeah. >> You Yeah. >> Yeah. Come on, man. >> Want to do do your brother like that. Come on, man. And I could be And I got a right to be over here. >> Some other stuff. And I got a right to be over here. >> Come on, man. With this, man. >> [ __ ] >> [ __ ] Don't worry about it. >> What you got? >> Yo. Yo. Holy brutality. >> That looks like >> I'm a mental health hell person. Holy brutality. I'm a mental health person. Come on, man. Yes. Yes. Come on, man. Yes. Most definitely. >> All right. Hold the lieutenant over mental health person. >> Yes. >> All right. You want to >> Most definitely. >> Mine's right over here. >> Most definitely. >> Somebody gather stuff. >> More definitely. Oh god. >> Yeah. >> We're going have to adjust these cuffs and double lock them. >> Yes. More defin. Yeah. Bro, man. Man, man, stop. Hold my arm right, bro. Hold my arm right, bro. >> We're going to adjust the cuffs. I don't want to hear that, bro. >> Okay. >> I don't want to hear that, bro. This lame, bro. When hit that polar brutality. What? What? Yeah. Yeah. Most definitely on a min person. Come on, man. And I got a right to be out here. Yes. Come on, man. I know my rights, man. Stop acting like I'm black. Oh no my right man. >> Not so not playing for Mal hunt you better not Martin Luther King will hunt you adjust these >> lean forward. >> While Brandon rambled incoherently about Martin Luther and claimed he knew his rights. The officers adjusted his cuffs before placing him in the cruiser. Brutally y going to beat it. >> Hold on. Let me get a shirt out. Come on, man. Oh, man. Yo. Yo. >> Have a seat that sir, >> man. I want to hit it, bro. I want to hit that. Man, you ain't wait. I ain't did nothing. >> No, bro. >> No. >> Go ahead and slide back, bro. >> No, bro. >> No, bro. >> No, bro. >> No, bro. Go ahead and slide back. Let's stop. Don't add any trunk. >> Shut off, bro. >> I'm going to tie your feet down. You're >> not going to touch me. >> I am going to touch you. >> You're not going to touch me. >> You've already been touched. >> You're not going to I got my right feet down. >> I know my rights. >> They know your rights. >> I was I could be over here. >> Coming up, the officers secured the substances they had found on the suspect. >> Yeah. You look at It look almost like salt or something, but bigger crystals. >> Yeah. >> Okay. That's more powder. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. So, possibly probably some in it. So, try not to inhale it. >> Yeah, cuz everything was mixed with this. >> Oh, we kind of went that way. Sorry. Oops. >> Oh, well. >> Man, touch me. Touch me now. >> You about then you better start chilling. >> Hey, nah, cuz I got my rights. >> Know your rights? >> Yeah. Yeah. I know my mother. >> You're not going to damage my car. >> Hey, you going to listen to I say >> you're under hush. >> No, not >> Yeah. Let me uh I'll pop the window down. Okay. >> Listen to me. >> No. Better. >> I will. You just calm down, >> man. No. You better. You better. >> I will right now. Now stop. >> Oh, you better. >> You're making it worse right now. >> Better now. You lied, bro. Huh? Where? You lost. >> You just calm down. Let me call, man. >> Go. I know my right. I know my right. >> If you abid it over here, >> be over here. >> Okay. Okay then. You just You just go down to the thought I was slow. >> Yeah. You just go down to the jail and we'll >> do I was a Yeah. Thought I was a No, man. I'm sorry. Like I said, we thought I was man. >> I'm like Frey E. Douglas. >> I know how to write and read. >> Thank you. >> M we've been trying to get him to go to >> Martin Luther King. >> I am a smart black intelligent man. >> See all the problems you caused in that bag room. >> Yeah, >> sure did. >> What do we have? Anything? the young intelligent black man. >> Not going to be dancing to follow you over there. >> To where? >> I'm assuming to the jail. >> We have to I'll probably have to go over to >> Oh, man. I'm a guard. >> We'll probably go to 1199 Prince. >> The first people on that earth. >> I go there first. >> Don't ever go. >> God, son. >> Remember that. >> Are you sure? NWA >> $1.99. >> Yeah. >> The deal was going to happen. They're going to be here. >> After finally securing the illegal contraband and sealing it for testing, the man was transported to the hospital. >> Black man think I'm from the hood. You think I'm a I am smart man. >> Evans. He has not having a hard day. He's homeless. to hurt some people. I know y'all did my neck on my neck. >> We're getting out to the stage. >> You would have got pulled over. You know it. You know it. >> Down the street would pull us over. >> Can he go to a white neighbor? I would pull us over. Black people were tired of it. 400 year mark been over it. I was sick and tired. Leave the alone. Are we call me a different color? >> A different skin color over a color. Man, that is childish and petty and it about to be 2024. Y still doing y over here. Most of us already over here. Well, I rest right. You sick of that, >> bro. You sick of that. I don't care, bro. That's what you >> I don't care, bro. I don't care, bro. >> That's the problem. >> No, I'm not going, bro. I'mma keep my hand. I'm speak all you want. Come on, man. M my ass up. Yeah, he will hunt you. He will. I'll call him up. I got the power. >> I got the power. >> I'm God for real. And then you wouldn't be using that long long care. >> That's the problem. >> Start complying. >> When y'all start complying, what y'all do? We rise up. >> Okay. >> Hey, my name's Osiris. Are you going to be nice to these nurses? >> Yeah, I'm be nice. >> I appreciate that. >> What y'all do? We rise up. >> Bringing us on a good morning. >> It was a good morning until we got a call. >> It was going well. >> It was going very well. We were having a good morning. You showed up. just had breakfast at the governor's house. And >> is he >> due to the suspect's behavior, he was released to the hospital to recover from the illegal substances he had taken. Warrants were signed and he was later booked for the incident where he had allegedly attempted to break into someone's house. Now to the case of a spoiled teen who punched an officer only to learn fast that it wasn't his smartest move. >> What's going on? The fact that you keep moving and shuffling towards me like you're about to like swing on me or something is disturbing for me. >> Not smart, dude. >> On March 16th, 2023, officers responded to a residence on reports of a male acting reckless. Upon arrival, the officers encountered Anish, a 22-year-old man whose unsettling demeanor and intense staring proved to be just the beginning of a tense encounter. When officers tried to understand what was troubling him, they were met by an unsettling silence and intense staring. >> Hey, stop right now. Stop. Stop. Relax. >> He just jumped. >> He just jumped from the banister again. Relax. What's going on? Why are you jumping like that? >> Are you hurt? What's What's your name? What's your name? >> I'm Nick. Let me take over now. I'm not going to say anything. >> What's your name? >> There may be a background with him. >> Yeah. >> What's wrong? >> Why don't you take a seat for me? The man was acting strangely and his parents were clearly frightened. The officer struggled to get him to say anything. >> What's going on? >> Do you want to talk to me or are you just going to stand there? >> Backup arrived shortly after and only then did the man finally speak for the first time. Does he take any medication? >> Uh, no. >> Okay. >> He's supposed to, but he takes it. So, no, >> he's squaring up with me. >> Okay. >> No, I'm not. He has a body cam. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Not squaring up with you. >> Okay. So, why why are you just acting all quiet and staring me dead in my eyes? >> What happened? What What is that? Something happened today. Okay. Well, we're going to have the medics talk with you >> cuz that obviously was a normal what I just saw. >> Yeah, he he jumped three times in the space of last half an hour. >> Okay. Are you are you injured at all? >> I don't You can show on Brandon and he just rolled up. >> Are you just jumping to jump? He heard his uh left shoulder. >> Okay. >> So bring carding and I took him to emergency. They checked him out. He's fine. But uh that didn't stop him from jumping again. He also jumped outside from the >> Can you just >> few times the length is like 7 8 ft down. Uh you know land is 7 8 ft down. >> Okay. >> Uh he jumped that and then he started jumping here. >> Okay. Do you have anything in your pockets right now? Can you take your hands out of your pockets for a second? >> Okay. There's nothing in there. Okay. All right. So, do you do you want to go to the hospital? Are you hurt? The officers were concerned about the man's jumps and wanted to make sure he hadn't injured himself, but he had no interest in going to the hospital. >> Do you want to talk somewhere else? You >> got nothing to say? >> Okay. Right. >> We're going to ask that you just talk to the paramedics to make sure that you're okay. It sounds like you got a fault. That's what we're concerned about. Is that something you're okay doing? >> I just didn't. >> Okay. Do you want to talk to them and not the police? >> I don't want to talk to anyone. >> Can you do this for me? Can you just sit on the step? I will bring I can stand. >> I will bring a paramedic in. We're not going to do this with you standing up like this. You want >> You want to >> You're You're taking a very aggressive posture. >> I'm I'm being I'm not touching anyone. >> I'm not saying I'm not saying that you It is fire department comes in here. You have a conversation with them and they but they are not going to do it with you doing this for them. Okay. So, this is just going to take a heck of a lot longer. So, all I'm asking you to do is just sit on that step. I will have your parents walk into the other room. I don't care. Whatever is the most comfortable for you, but I need to have them come in here, talk to you real quick, and then you can figure out what you want to do. We're not a criminal. We didn't do anything wrong. You're not under arrest. Just want to make sure that you're okay. Tell them that. >> Okay. >> We'll get out of here. Okay. I'm just going to sit here and ask you questions until you answer them. So, I don't care if it takes an hour. I don't care if it takes two hours. Parents are concerned. The paramedics are here. There's four police officers here. We are not going anywhere. This isn't safe for you. It's not safe for your parents. >> The fact that you keep moving and shuffling towards me like you're about to like swing on me or something is disturbing for me. I see what you're doing. You're trying to get into some type of position to try and flank me or whatever you're trying to do. And we're not going to go down this route, okay? Or you're going to try and run. You're not going anywhere right now, okay? You're being detained for your own safety and for your parents safety. So, stop trying to walk up on me, stay all quiet, and act like you're going to try and hurt me or whatever you're trying to do or be intimidating cuz I'm not going anywhere. I'm not scared by of you. Okay? So, you can either talk to Sergeant Jump here or me, Officer Nelson, or you can talk to the fire department. We're not leaving. >> Okay. >> Despite the officer's clear instructions, it soon became clear that the man wanted to take things down the complicated route. >> Don't step on step. Hey. position. Stop. >> You're under arrest. You are under arrest. >> Get in head position. >> Hands. Hands now. >> I got this. Hands. >> All right. Stop fighting. Just relax. Okay. >> That wasn't smart. >> You going to die? >> Yeah. My kid does worse to me. >> John, you mark one in custody. >> All right, >> let's just double check. >> What's up, >> smart, dude? >> Can you breathe? >> Tuck your knees in. >> That way. Okay. >> Are we going to the hospital or are we going to jail? >> I feel jail would probably be good, seeing that you just punched me in the face. >> Maybe a good thing for you to be quiet right now. >> Yeah, you'll go to jail after the hospital. Doesn't matter. You You're going to jail. >> I'm going to jail. >> Okay. You're not going You don't want to go to the hospital. >> All right, sounds good. We'll just have you sign a release. You don't want to go. Can't wait to see these are new body cameras we got. >> Can't wait to watch that one, >> right? >> This will be the first time you >> That's enough. >> Yeah, he keeps he keeps trying to uh grab me really hard. >> You're being polite, but he's not. You know what I'm saying? >> You've been polite this entire time. >> Yeah. Would you knock it off? >> Knock it off. >> Now he's trying to trip me. >> Stop. >> Stop it. Get in the car and we can be done. Got it. >> Got it. >> Yeah, I will. Jee first. Hey, dude. I'm all good. I just had to walk it off a little. >> Yeah. >> Just you need to sign it. >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> Are you okay? >> Are you good? The man was charged with aggravated assault and resisting arrest. Last but not least, we have the case of a 13-year-old boy who lost control so badly that his mom had to call the cops on him. >> All right. Well, you got to come with us. >> No. unnecessary. >> On March 3rd, 2023, officers were dispatched to a residence in reference to a 13-year-old child who had multiple warrants. It was said that the mom had called the police on him after he returned home after being missing for some days. The warrants were from a burglary incident that happened some months back. This is footage of the events that followed. >> What? >> You returned home, right? >> All right. Recall. I guess you were missing and we had to come check on you and make sure you're okay. Yes. Three page. >> I stayed at night at somebody. >> Okay. Where you been staying? >> All right. Is uh mom here? >> Oh, I'm the guardian. >> You're the guardian. >> Okay. >> All right. Well, you got to come with us. No. No. signal necessary time. >> Stop fighting. >> Stop. Take a breath. You're fine. >> You're fine. >> I'll be in front of my computer in a few minutes and I'll start finding unit any calls that are holding for like an hour or more. If we can refer them to our online [Music] [Music] >> Sorry, I just Get off me, bro. >> Get off me. >> Stop. >> Stop moving, Learius. >> I'm just trying to double the second one. He's almost good. [Music] Thank you. Traffic, [Music] Mary, Joseph. Oh my is that [Applause] in the car, dude. You want me to get on the other side? >> Despite being just 13 years old, the boy put up a lot of resistance, but was eventually placed in the cruiser. Coming up, the officers spoke with the boy's family members. >> They didn't have to be on it like that. >> Well, listen, let me tell you something. He has multiple warrants. >> I bet he knew. >> I bet multiple warrants. I bet he knew. >> Okay. But >> this the lane he want to be in. >> I can I can guarantee you I wasn't hurting him. >> Okay. >> Well, at least >> we have to We have to control him. >> You can say what you want. >> We have to control him. Okay. >> We have to control him. >> I understand. But it looked like he was on top of him. That's all I was saying do was >> and I was not. That's >> what it looked like. So I just I was not. and you'll see on your [Music] hey Relax. Stop. >> Just relax. >> We're going to sit here all day until you calm down. >> I don't give a hate you, bro. I hate you, bro. Let me go. >> I'm just going to take a little call me back. [Music] Yes. Can you back street? Stop. Hey, just stand up. >> Are you going to scream all day or >> Yeah, you can take him straight to the jail. He doesn't get this. >> Let me go. You need help? >> We are. We are. >> I appreciate you. I don't know who's going to help. He's He's making all these decisions. >> Legarious. Stop doing that cuz just you making it worse for yourself. You're making it worse for yourself. Yo, when you get there, you going to end up in a body and you calm down. >> At this point, Learius had been fighting non-stop against the officers since they placed him in cuffs. He seemed like the type of guy who could end up on a very bad path in life if he didn't get a wakeup call soon. Once and for all. >> Exactly. Cut that out. But you'll be up here acting out hard. Calm down. >> Calm down. >> You mad. [Music] They're not hurting you. >> He's going to be transported to the >> hurting you. Stop doing it. >> Stop doing that. >> You going to end up getting hit. He going to end up getting hurt. Chill, bro. Just kidding. >> I'm going to get out of here. >> Get out right tomorrow though. Just come on, >> bro. Just chill. We're both parties at this point. Because out you going to be out in the next 24 hours. Just calm down. >> You know you is. You know going to come pick you up. So I don't know why you're doing all that. Calm down. You know Auntie's going to come get you, bro. >> Calm down. >> Don't touch her. Don't touch the door. >> And if he start acting like that, then just at this point get out. Just don't touch it cuz he's going to freak out a frol if you don't touch. You don't like being >> Are we charging you with resisting? >> He wants us to for the use of force. I don't care about it like ethically. this first property. >> So, basically what happened back >> he said, "Hey, you're coming with us." He darted, left off the porch. I wrapped my arms around his waist and then kind of like took him down. Um, he landed on his stomach on the ground. I just sat on his hips and legs. He had his knee on his back just trying to control um continued to resist and we got him in handcuffs and then just a lot of kicking and screaming and take down. >> 13-year-old Learius was charged with resisting arrest with simple assault.