It's just this never has happened to me before. >> Can I give her a hug? >> Yeah. Go do your thing, man. >> Listen to me, T. >> Can you please I have to stay for date? >> That's what you need to do. >> I get my own room or what? >> Just >> On November 30th, 2024, deputies responded to a domestic disturbance after a pregnant woman reported being assaulted during a dispute over a missing phone. Let's find out what happened. >> That looks like two females. >> We can hear you. that happened last night. Um, there's whispers that you may have witnessed it and there's a whole lot of weird conflicting stories and you're not in trouble or anything like that. You will not be placed in handcuffs at all. >> I just want to get a just a little word from you just to clear up the story. >> I don't know anything. I really don't. >> Okay. Okay. I know something was mentioned to me by Thomas. >> Who's that? Travis. >> Tommy Chavez. >> Yes. Who? >> He took they took my phone. >> Okay. >> Like I left it in their Okay. So I left it in their truck and it was on the charger and I got out and they took off with my phone. >> Okay. Okay. Um I talked to I I talked to Hey, go back. Go back home. Go back home. You're being distracted. Say you're in trouble. You're not being >> Okay. But yeah, come we're just trying to come. >> We're just trying to clear up the story because I had eight different stories. >> Well, eight different people in eight different stories. >> And uh it it started off with your phone. >> Yeah. >> And then someone told me it was placed in this mailbox. >> They Somebody said something that my phone was in a mail in their mailbox. >> Okay. >> But it was never there. And I guess it was in my mailbox. >> Okay. In the Mondex, correct? Do you know who lives there at all? >> No. >> Right. >> I don't know any of those people. >> So, I'm assuming you just went there to try to get your phone. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Were you with Were you with Cassandra? >> I don't know. >> How did you guys get to that house? >> Six. >> The white car. >> The white car. >> Mhm. >> You were driving it, >> dude. >> I have my license. >> Okay. I mean, that's fine. Um I know you do. Um was there some sort of Was there some sort of party at Hard Grove and it got split up by the cops? >> Mhm. >> And then I I just wanted there's a little gap. There's an in between to the point where this girl named Cassandra who I don't know. I don't think >> Yeah, I don't know Cassandra. >> Seems like seems like no one really knows who she is, but she was somewhere in there. We're just trying to figure out where. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. Not pretty. >> Do you know Cassandra at all? No, I've heard of her, but I don't know if like that. >> Okay. Are you guys both 17? >> I'm 15. I'm 17. >> What are you guys doing? Going to parties at Heart Grill? I'm sure there was alcohol involved. >> No, not a bonfire, but they know they were trying to set up a bonfire and they never even said >> Did you Did you have like a ping on your phone to know where it is? >> Like like find my iPhone. >> Like find my iPhone. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you thought your phone was there but it was in the mailbox. Okay. Are you two both willing to give us a sworn written written statement? >> Do I have to? >> No. I can swear and affirm you to your verbal statement. You don't like You don't like writing? >> No. >> You don't like writing at all? >> If you were there and you were there. I was not there. So, how am I supposed to know why? What school you guys go to? You guys go to FBC? >> I don't go to >> You don't go to school? >> Okay. >> No. And you guys, you know, I told you guys not to go anywhere and you guys just take off and do whatever y'all want. It's It's not right. >> We can get our, you know, ducks in one row. >> It's better to clear your name than to protect someone you barely know. >> They know what they're talking about. Like >> obviously I know. Well, that's all I got to say. I have nothing else to say. >> And we we're sure we don't know what any consent, right? No, I don't. Never mind. >> If you're going on that we're not aware of, let us know. You know, >> I know that's all I got to say. >> Listen, they pretty much know what's going on. >> No, I know. And I'm telling the truth. >> No, I'm not. We're not saying you're lying. >> Yeah, we're not saying >> I just think you might be withholding it. >> Hey, Riley, do you mind just raising your right hand? Just say, I state your full name. I state that everything you stated to me is the truth. I said everything that's the truth. >> You don't have to repeat after me. You You just state that everything you said to me is the truth and nothing but the truth to the best of your knowledge. >> So what do I say? >> Well, you just said repeat that. >> No, just say I >> I do. I do. >> Do you swear that everything you said is the truth and nothing but the truth to the best of your knowledge? Okay then. Good. Can you raise your right hand for me? Do you swear that everything you said to us is the truth and nothing but the truth to the best of your knowledge? >> I don't even have to talk to you. My guardian isn't here. >> Come on. >> I'm just saying. So fine. >> All right, that's >> Come on. >> They showed up three deep. All three of them came in my house. >> Just open the door. Just >> open the door. >> Do you know >> physically? Yes. I grew up with the girl. >> And um they are drunk. Uh I don't know if you guys are there, but they were at a party on Hard Road that got shut down. Or you say she >> she hit me in my face. >> I actually have a red mark. >> I'm going to put my light in a little bit. >> Yeah. >> And um she walked over here first. She walked up into their house first. >> I don't know if all three of them did or not, but she walked up at there first. >> Did anybody else see this? >> Yeah. My whole family woke us all up. Even woke my one-year-old up. >> Okay. >> There is two kids in here. Both of them were sleeping. I think mine's the only one that I woke up. I don't know if my niece did not >> on foot. Did they drive here? >> They drove here. >> Drove here. Okay. Just so I make sure I have all my ducks in real here. You said you were sleeping. >> There was three girls. Yes. >> They barged into your home. >> Mhm. >> Uninvited. >> Yes. >> They attacked you. Where were you at? Where were you? In the living room. >> I was walking out of my room to make my son a sippy cup of milk. >> So, it was already made cuz he >> Yeah, it's 12:00. He would have been up by now anyways. >> Okay. >> But still, that don't that don't matter. Okay. >> But I was walking out of my room. >> So, it was kind of like you were walking out and they were coming. >> Hello, Sheriff's Office. We're here to speak with Riley and McKenna again. >> Wait, so why are y'all back? >> Oh, got to figure out some more information. Like, like we said originally, not everybody's being forthcoming. So, >> I can sit. >> Yeah, go ahead. >> Yeah, you can sit. So, I'm Deputy Coma as we met. >> This is Deputy Brown. Our inquiry is about what happened last night. >> I'm just going to read you this. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used against you as evident. All questioning will be stopped at your request. You understand these rights? >> Mhm. >> All right, >> Riley. Listen to me. Whatever happens, you're a minor. I I'll get you out. Okay. >> Okay, that's fine. I didn't do anything wrong. >> They're pretty >> Okay, so basically >> pretty much they're going to arrest you. >> Are Are you serious? >> That's not 100%. >> That's not what we said, sir. >> Okay, I'm going to tell you the honest truth. I'm going to tell you the honest truth. Okay, so basically Cassie, I didn't know her real name's Cassandra, but we call her Cassie and I know Cassie. I love her. And and we were going to get my phone from that house and when we pulled up, we checked the mailbox. My phone wasn't in there. So we she pul we pulled in to the driveway and then we went she went inside and was like and was like, "Who has her phone? Who has her phone? And then the the girl that's pregnant or whatever, she came out and I don't know, I think Cassie called her a stupid or something. And then the pregnant girl hit Cassie twice and then cuz I literally was standing right there when it happened. She hit Cassie twice and Cassie shoved her against the wall and then she had Cassie She had Cassie like she put her whole body weight on Cassie and then I said, "We have to go. we have to leave. And then some some man at that house came and pushed her like out of the house and was like, "Get off of my property." >> And then pushed her and then >> Do you understand that if your phone is missing and you believe that someone stole it, >> you can call us and we can resolve that for you. >> That's true. I know. >> Okay. >> Instead of going into >> Were you invited to the house at all? >> Mm-m. Have you ever been invited to that house before? >> No, I don't know those people. >> Okay, >> so you guys enter a house that you're not supposed to be at >> at 11:30 in the 11:30. >> Almost midnight. Yeah. >> Almost midnight. >> Yes, sir. I understand. >> Do you understand the implications of that alone? If that person's in genuine fear of their life, you could lose your life and they'd be in the right pos. >> Like, I've seen them fighting. So, we both walked inside. >> Okay. Well, they contacted 911. Why didn't you >> contact 911 if you saw a physical disturbance occurring in front of you? >> I don't know. And plus, cuz Cassie is on probation, >> right? >> And I didn't want her to get in trouble. >> Is this why you originally lied? Also, >> that's >> all right. Stand up for me. That's all right. Just wait for a second. Let me talk to dad real quick. Just Just come over here. Let me let me explain this to you. >> Mhm. >> Do you understand how serious this is? Like genuinely, I know you probably don't care, but do you understand how serious this is? >> Like actually, >> it is serious. It is. >> I feel so bad cuz when we came here, >> I I understand you feel bad, but the first time we came here, we pretty we were pretty nice to you, right? >> Yes. I know I'm in the wrong for that. Like we try to give you respect and we expect that same respect and we don't get that because you're friends on probation for our own doings. >> Like I get no one wants to snitch. No one wants to be a snitch. >> You all going to take me? >> I never said that. >> Where am I staying on? >> I never said I was arresting you. >> That's the only thing I'm just scared of. And not only did you put yourself in that situation by doing that, but also your friend that's supposed to be staying with you that her parents trust for her to be here, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You think they're going to trust her to be here anymore after this today? >> Probably not. Right. >> She's Yeah. >> And you're what, 17? And she's what, 15? I'm 2 years younger than you. >> I know. >> So you don't know any of these people? No, I just know her name was Cassie. >> Why would you put yourself in that situation though? >> I met Tom cuz of Cassie. >> Cuz who drove over there? >> Who drove? >> Yeah, >> it was Cassie. >> Okay. What car is next? But at this point, >> and I usually never lie, >> but at the same time now we're in this predicament. >> Am I in trouble at all or no? >> Yeah, this is like serious. >> So this is serious. >> This is not just, hey yo, this happened. and we're going to walk away. That's why we're here >> for trespassing. >> You broke into someone's home that you were not invited into. >> That's true. >> That is a burglary of a >> residence. >> That's bad. >> That is a felony crime. And and they actually broke into they broke into two of the houses there cuz there's like a little RV out. But that lady didn't want to press charges. So it could have possibly been, you know, two counts of burglary for her. But >> by name, everything. >> You know what? The kids are out of control these days. >> Look, she's totally out of control. She don't want to I I have to argue about everything with her. She don't want to listen. So, this is a good thing. >> Yeah. >> I mean, it's not a good thing for me cuz I'm going to have to get a good attorney. >> I'm pretty much sure that my attorney will get it dropped down. >> Sure. >> To something where she can just do probation. Oh, to >> two like almost a week and a half. Like, and she's not my kid. I, you know, I'm just like, your mom needs to come pick you up. Like, >> what's going on? >> And she told me, she says, you know, they said that they get a that the house is a lot more calmer without me there. >> Oh, y'all are taking me, bro. Go ahead and put your hands on your back. >> Wait, you want to bail me out, bro? >> We're going to get you tomorrow. >> I'm going to roll your sleeves up so we can put the cuffs on you. >> You're going to be fine. Listen, there's They're going to bring you there. Listen. >> Are we going with you? >> Put your hands together like there. You're going to be fine. >> You're going to be fine. All right. >> Nobody's going to hurt you. >> Listen, you probably don't have people in there anyway. >> No, I don't. Tomorrow, bro. My phone's in there. >> They're going to let you out. Okay. Daddy's going to get you out. >> The warning, please. >> Yes. I'm going to try. Listen. Calm down. >> Listen to me. You can't. >> I'm good. I'm good. It's just This never has happened to me before. >> Come here. Can I give her a hug? >> Yeah. Do your thing, man. Listen to me, daddy. >> Can you please come in the morning? That's all I'm asking. >> Yes. I promise. All right. I love you. Okay. Listen, this is this is a big life lesson. >> I'm fine. >> You're going to be fine. I just need to be calm in the house. She better tell him. >> Listen, you're going to be fine. Nobody's going to hurt you. Do you hear me? I >> just want you to understand you can't go into someone's house. It's a burglary. It's a felony. You can't do that. >> That's true. It's just like, I see the people fighting. I didn't know what to do, so I just ran up in trust. I get it. But at the same time, you still we still have to hold you responsible. You know what I mean? >> Now, you're going to have to go to court, and I'm going to have to get you an attorney. It's going to be a big ordeal. >> But you'll be fine. >> So, as a burglary, that's a felony. So, I have a felony. >> Listen, you're going to go to court. You're going to be fine. >> We're above the average. >> Trust me, the guy that gets you the best attorney. >> Listen, just as as a life lesson, do you hear me? You're fine. You hear me? >> But can you can get me in the morning. Not not not during 1:00 or 2:00. >> They let us get >> you have to go in front of first appearance in front of the judge. And usually he's they're going to let you. They're going to either >> Wait, I have to stay for days. No, >> no, just get out. Just You'll be out in 24 hours. >> 24 hours? >> Yeah. You'll probably Yeah. >> Nobody's going to hurt me or >> No, nobody going to mess with you. Flaggler County Jail is not Listen, >> I'm going to Flaggler County Jail. I thought I was going to juvenile. >> No, you're going to go to Flagger first. >> Hey, we have to take you there to book you first. >> Oh, but I'm going to juvenile. >> There's a certain process in all these. >> But I'm a minor. >> That's what you need to do. >> I get my own room or what? Ju just just keep her here. >> Please. Hey, can you call my mom and tell her please? Oh my god. They're going to make me take my piercing out. >> Listen, you need to This is a big life lesson. You need to grow up. You can't be driving around drinking totally out of control. >> I wasn't drinking. What's happening with her though? >> Uh same thing. >> She's coming with Oh, we're going to be together. >> They don't keep you guys together. No. >> Oh, but like >> like on the way there, y'all going to ride in the same >> She's going in same juvenile. >> Y not going to be like They're not going to house y'all together. >> We're still going to be in the same juvenile. >> They don't know. Come on. Let's go this way. Okay, you're going to be fine. >> This is some bro. >> They got me, too. >> Where are we going? Where am I going? >> We're going to >> Okay. Can I call my mom? >> I'm actually going to jail for her. >> Yeah, we're going to call her. >> Sit. >> You also just told me several times that we're not going to wake her up. >> Okay. Can you at least go to the house? That's what y'all always used to do. >> We're not going to the house. >> We'll send somebody if we don't if we don't get somebody on the phone. >> This is crazy. >> This is crazy. I didn't expect this. >> What did we do? Lucky >> in Burger. >> What do you know what's in the house? They're not relationship. >> Smoking weed >> a little bit. >> There's weed in there. >> Is it Do you smoke? So, is that a yes? >> I mean, yes or no. >> He didn't sound all over your hoodie. >> This dog loves y'all. >> I know. >> Is this your dog or the neighbor? >> The neighbors. But >> he was talking to us. >> I love being awesome. He has some shake. Do you smoke weed? We're obviously not trying to get anybody in trouble for shake, but you see it coming all off you. >> I see that. >> All right, Bandit. Look out. You can't >> Have you Have you smoked recently? >> No. >> Okay. >> My brother smoked weed. >> Bandit. Come on. Back up. >> Is that good, >> Bandit? Come on, Bandit. >> I know, Bandit. Come on. >> Come on. Come on. Come on, Bandit. Come on. >> You got to get him, please. >> Come on, Bandit. Come on, Mike. Come on. >> Thank you for watching Cop Cam Nation. 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