Let's go. >> Aaron, stand up. >> No. >> Do you want to be allowed to put shoes on or do you want us to carry you to the vehicle? >> On March 5th, 2025, this wasn't just a breakup. It was a full-blown demolition derby of emotions. The ex pulled up to her ex's place like she still paid the rent, stormed in, and lit the night on fire. By the time cops showed, feelings were fried. Logic had clocked out. And the only thing making sense was the click of cuffs. >> Do you know if your son invited her? >> I don't know. I just got home from work. >> Okay. Hello. >> Yeah. Can you please come in? Please tell the truth. >> I am telling. >> All right. What's up, buddy? Talk to me. >> Please tell the truth. >> She just walked in. You didn't invite her. >> No. >> No. I walked up the steps immediately. You said I was all right, Aaron. Let's go. >> I can't. He's wrong. You're letting this happen. Let's go. >> He's protecting his bank. >> What did I tell you? If you come back, you're getting arrested for criminal trespass. >> No, he let me in. >> He let you in. He didn't invite you over, did he? You just told me you just walked in. >> HE WALKED IN. HE SAID it's the truth. Now, >> it doesn't matter if he told you you can say Aaron, >> get out of the house. >> Don't make me remove you from the house. What happened? >> You have 5 seconds >> to get out of this house. >> You last night, girl. Grab your stuff. >> Let's go. >> Get out. >> MY MONEY LAST NIGHT. >> GET OUT. >> YOU ARE A CULPRIT. YOU'RE NOT STEALING MY PHONE. >> I don't care about your property. >> Let's go. >> Aaron, stand up. >> No. >> Do you want to be allowed to put shoes on or do you want us to carry you to the vehicle? >> You might as well cuz you're going to throw me out in the cold anyway. >> Put your shoes on. >> You're going to take me to prison. >> Put your shoes on. You're going to mess with my things if I take them back. They're going to get wet. I'll get thrown outside again. >> Where's my money? >> I don't know what you're talking about. >> YEAH. WHY? WHY DID YOU GUYS CHANGE? >> CAN YOU put your shoes on? You guys >> put your shoes on. >> I was told last night I would get help. He's lying. >> Aaron. Aaron. >> My >> Put your shoes on. >> PROOF IS HERE. I JUST NEED A RIDE TO THE BANK. >> I NEED YOU TO PUT YOUR shoes on right now. We're not getting a receipt. I got here. My mail comes here. This is a >> It doesn't matter. >> What's going on, man? >> Same stuff been last two days. She's been in here and refuses to leave. >> Yeah. Has she been anywhere lately that she's gotten like any help or anything? She >> uh she got out prison not too long ago. >> Yeah. She seemed like she was doing pretty good when she first came back and then here in the last I'd say I mean last couple weeks for sure. >> Did you have to remove her from the gas station yesterday? >> I don't know. I I dealt with her a couple times yesterday but never had the gas. Oh, we did. I guess we were down at Jojo's, but she or uh Cynics, but she was just outside. Do you know where her shoes are? >> Her shoes? >> Yeah. >> Where's the dude at? >> THAT IS MOM. >> AARON, get up and put your shoes on. >> He's telling damn truth. >> Get everything. You can go upstairs. HE IS TELLING PROOF. NO, HE NEEDS TO STAY. HE IS going upstairs. Can >> you put your shoes on? >> Put your shoes on. Let me get my phone. >> Put your shoes on. >> Get up. >> No. >> No. Absolutely not. >> Get up. >> Come on. Let's do it. >> Get up. NO. >> SHOW UP. YOU going to tag me? >> [ __ ] bad. >> Where is my [ __ ] >> Get up. >> It was doomed from the start. The girl pulled up, opened the door, and turned into both the victim and the villain. Every line was a new story. Every excuse a remix. Cops stayed chill, but the argument felt like a sermon. This wasn't love. This was ego boxing in public. >> Don't make it. >> Come on. COME ON, NATHAN. TAKE IT. >> NO. NO. Come on. Come on. Come on, boy. I don't know what. Oh, >> you had your chance to get your shoes on. YOU HAVE YOUR chance of going to hell. Drag me, boys. I'm connected to every television here. NOW KILL ME. >> CONNECTED [screaming] RIGHT NOW. GOD DAMN IT. You faces [ __ ] You know I'm trying to bring my family back. You know I'm trying to >> All right. >> No. Put my shoes on. >> No. Respectful. >> YOU WE TRIED TO PUT SHOES ON. >> SO you think >> we're past respect? >> Oh yeah, you are. >> Now you're telling me, >> Rusty? Where'd you go? >> You stupid [ __ ] It's over. Show's over. Let me go. I'll put on my water. >> Come on. I'm not going to hit you. >> I'm not going to hurt you. No, I doubt it. >> Please help me. >> Don't hurt me. >> We don't want you. >> I'm Aaron Elizabeth Vantel. >> I know who you are. >> No, you don't. Okay. >> Cuz you act different every day. >> You were nice to me. >> Now you're being mean. >> I don't know if you're talking to me. I was not nice to you last time. Are we going to do this again? >> I don't know. >> I will. Well, how can I do it in handcuffs? >> You can stuff your feet in your shoes. >> Well, can I grab my bags and my phone and stuff them in my bag and put on the float? That's all I want to do. Please. >> Okay. Please. I won't come back here. I'll worry about your bags in a minute. Right now, >> put my phone in my bag. >> We'll get you your phone. >> Thank you, sir. Not >> right here. I can see everything, please. Okay. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah. Get that. Um those foot in the walls. I got beds. Um yeah, they're from that. Um that's my coat. >> Okay. Can you slide your shoes on? >> Yeah. Sorry. We're not taking uh we're not taking your stuff if it's got bed bugs. No, that's not >> they can go outside and they can stay there. >> That's his stuff right there. >> Putting your shoes. >> Um, how >> you can tie them? >> Well, you shouldn't have tried to fight with us. Figure it out or you're going barefoot. >> Damn. >> Nate, come on, man. Can you at least get >> I'll stand you up if you can kick your >> I just have my arms ripped off, man. >> Let me help you. Ready? I'm going to help you up. >> Come on, man. Help me, guys. >> Okay. Can you just kick your foot? >> I don't know. Oh, I can't see. Okay, come on. Help me. >> There you go. >> Which way? >> Please don't throw me out in the ice cold. Please don't. >> Please don't. [snorts] >> Now it was a standoff. I'm not leaving energy clashing with you're leaving right now authority. And the ending same as always. Attitude folded when the cuffs came out. The relationship died, but the drama lived on. Classic breakup chaos police edition. >> Lucen, please. Put your other shoe on the other part. You got it on right. Put the other right. I need it loosened up the shoe laces. That's good. I'm crippled. >> We'll worry about that when we get to the police car. >> Come on, guys. I'm not going out in the cold. >> You will protect my body. >> COME ON, GUYS. NO, MY stuff first. You said phone. You said >> good. Get my phone. Turn it off. Let me have my phone call please. Thank you. Yep. Respectful now. I'm protecting my family. I just want to go to the bank. I need your ride. They're bed bugs and not mine. They're horrible. I want high call if you want to ride to the bank. You don't have to pay for it. I want no trouble there. I wouldn't have been there if I just stormed my phone or something down. He did give me permission and last night everything did happen. >> I was picked up downtown. >> I was promising water. Please don't throw me cold. Guys, you have anything in your pocket there? >> I don't know what's in that one. >> I don't know what's in there. I have no clue. Okay, that's not the important one. 91. I got my headphones. Okay, just a bag, too. Please get them quick before we go. >> Have a seat. >> Bag is a snake. Thank you. Please watch my stuff from my >> I'm sorry. What's your name, man? >> Rusty. >> Rusty. Rusty. Uh, I don't know what you want to do with her stuff. >> I know you don't want her back, >> right? No, I understand. But unfortunately, we have to find a way to give her her property at some point. So, what I would have, what I'm going to recommend is to do a civil standby. So, that way if when she comes back, she can come back with an officer here to get the stuff and then go. Okay. >> And you can secure it wherever. Just make sure it's not going to get like stolen or ruined. >> Oh, my hip touch. >> I Well, that I understand. She also said she has bed bugs. I don't know what you want to do with that information, but I'm giving it to you because I don't think that's right. >> No, she say you're here already. I'm like, >> right. just when she get if she gets released tonight. Well, I don't know. It's going to be up to the state's attorney as far as that is. >> Got off work and I too late. >> I know, man. Um, but yeah, unfortunately, she has a a right to the property, but we'll try to mitigate it the best we can so that way she doesn't come back and start. >> This is my mom's house. >> Now, is that her bat? >> The bat that she had? >> I I don't know. >> Not your guys', though. >> It could be my son's. I don't know. I mean, >> fair enough. I I guess I was just double checking to ask the question anyway. But yeah, if she comes or >> the scene turned into a pity parade, cold, hungry, complaining about bed bugs, throwing guilt like confetti, but it wasn't pain, it was performance. Like she was auditioning for sympathy. The cops were just clocking time. Hearts already checked out. >> I will explain to her that she's not allowed back here. Again, she wants property. She has an officer to come with. Okay. And then we'll talk to you in the meantime about it. as far as setting that up in a way that she could be with an officer could be here with her cuz sometimes you know one of the guys might not be available second shift. >> Sure. It'll be a day you're home and she can come in and grab it with like I said with an officer here so that way she doesn't do anything silly like today. Okay. >> Yeah. >> If you you have any other questions or anything uh let us know. Okay. >> Well, and even uh what's the son's name? Nathan. He even said no. He didn't invite her back. So, I don't know as far as that. But Russy, if you have any other issues, man, just give us a call. Okay. >> All right. >> That kind of hurt. >> Snake. All my mail goes there. It goes five different places. I need you guys to bag that stuff up and watch him. >> Aaron, what's going to happen to that? >> Put him on surveillance. Then >> we're not doing anything. >> We're not doing that. >> So, I'm not protected. I lose my money. Huh? >> We explained it to Rusty on how to take care of the property. Like look, I was there. I was told if my son let me in. I'm not arguing. I'm not getting loud. I'm calm down. >> Well, that's fine. No, he didn't invite you over. You already >> I'm blind. He listens to Bluetooth. I yelled to see if Rusty was there. I always do that and it's okay. I did that last time. Rusty was sitting on the couch. Anyway, I'm not talking no more. You guys say I could stay, right? You guys said I could stay inside, right? >> Did you guys say I could stay inside cop shop? >> Huh? >> Okay, cool. What do I do in 90 mph winds? >> Well, do you have my phone for real? >> Can I get a standby to get my [ __ ] back later? >> How much later, sir? >> Cleaned up. >> Huh? I already explained that to you before. >> Well, no, you didn't explain that. I get a stand by then. He's going to pick through it, but you're not smart enough to find me. >> Huh? Well, I need a standby then. I need a black plastic bag brought over. I haven't done dope. I'm not staying anywhere. I'm not going to Esther. She got >> You're not giving you anything. >> There's no place for me to go. >> That's not our problem. >> Yeah, I know. Not your problem cuz you didn't take my coat. >> You're our problem right now. >> I'm not a problem. I'm a solution. I'm going to do [snorts] my phone and get back and be honest. You undo these handcuffs. That's all I need in life. Nothing else. I'm broke again stripped now. Yesterday >> talking. >> No, I'm not. Well, whatever. I'm done talking. Huh? >> Anyway, I got $99. your right to remain silent. >> Yeah, I plead the faith. Huh? A lot of fraud. I was in prison a long time. I'm just getting my [ __ ] back together. Now you guys trying to be awful mean to me. >> Now she was preaching about emails, homes, and rights like the court was in session. Truth was, she was defending a dream long dead. The boyfriend's face screamed exhaustion. That post-drama burnout look. >> When you're awful nice. >> This is you with your back together. Yeah, this is me with my [ __ ] back together in a bag. Guess what? You stole the money from me two days ago. >> You stole money from him last week. >> Uh, I paid it back immediately. >> Yeah. Look at the phone. Ask him. >> I did. It was only $12. You are correct. >> Now you promise you give me my phone back. >> You pull it in my pocket. You uncip these. >> Can I knock on the door after you stick my door in my pocket for a drink water, please? >> I don't know what you're talking about. Walk to that door. >> I need my phone back, sir. >> We'll give you >> You'll get your phone back when you We're done here. Walk to that door. >> Please. >> Why are you doing this? >> Walk to the door. >> You said yes. Where are you going? Stop. >> This door. >> To the door. >> The door with the light on it. I literally pointed at it. >> You're going to lock me down. >> Don't make public sin out of this. >> That's all up to you. >> Well, give me my phone. >> I don't know what you're saying. Stand right there. >> Please lock me up and give me some water. >> You can drink out of the faucet on the sink. Okay. >> How long is it going to take? >> I don't know. Are you in a hurry to be somewhere? Stand in the Stand in the doorway. >> Get my phone back. >> Stand in the doorway. >> Stand right there. >> What you going to do? >> Come here. Back. Stand in the doorway. Stop right there. [snorts] Do you have anything else on you? >> No. >> All right. >> Put your hand on top of your head. Take your cuff off. I don't believe you. >> All right. Put your put this hand on top of your head. >> On top of your head. Same right there. >> Yep. The headphones and the shoes off. >> People like >> I do not have >> No. >> We are not Walmart. Can you take Give me the headphones. >> Let me turn these off. >> Okay. Turn them off. >> You going to pull me in the bag for me while running in here. Okay. Well, put them in a bag for you. >> Yeah. Take my life. >> Take my son. >> Can you take your shoes off for me? >> Can you give me water? >> Take your shoes off. >> Can I get a bottle of water? >> No. Take your shoes off. >> Water in there. There's water. >> I ain't drinking that. Give me a bottle of water. >> That's what we got. >> Take this, too. >> Look, you got a phone. >> Can I get a bottle of water? >> What is this? Do you want this or can I throw it away? >> I don't know what the hell it is. >> Do you want it or can I throw it away? Can I throw it away? >> Darren, kick your shoes off. >> I want your body. >> You have anything in your other ones? No. Your shoes off. >> Here came the grand finale. Asking for water, arguing about shoes, dropping deep quotes mid meltdown. She'd gone from heartbroken lover to street philosopher. The cops just silent spectators re-watching an old show they'd seen too many times. >> Take your shoes off. >> Yeah. Here you go. >> Okay, that was silly. >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, there you go. >> Am I going to live like I don't get toilet paper? >> No. No. You just kicked me with a shoe. >> I want toilet paper. >> Yeah, we're getting you some. I don't really care what you want. We're getting you toilet paper just cuz we have to. >> We're not getting you a bottled water. You can drink out of the sink. >> Thank you. Get away from the door. >> I have no drugs. Get away from the door. >> Reason my life. Bottle of water. >> Get back. You're not going to bottle water. Why >> do you have anything in your pocket here? >> Search me. Take it off. >> That was the plan. I don't want to take anything off. >> Up and down. Look. >> Okay. >> Search right here. Whatever's up. [snorts] >> All right. We will oblige. >> You're trying to take advantage of your son and that is very shameful. >> Huh? >> Said you're trying to take advantage of your son and that's very shameful. >> I don't want anything. I just want you guys to protect my son. >> My phone. >> Get your [ __ ] >> Yeah. My life. >> All right. Go ahead and turn around here and I'll put your can on you. Okay. >> So, I'm going to Cambridge. >> Yeah. We're going over to Cambridge. Okay. >> Good. I'll care about second. >> I can appreciate that. >> Um, if you can put your stuff in the bag. >> Yeah, I got your >> stuff over here. And then then your coat's in this bag here. Okay. And that's coming with us, too. Okay. >> Just hang out right here for a second here. Chris, go right down here by the lock cuz I just got to grab Don't get bothered by >> you long enough so you don't get bothered by them. >> It's not a bother, but when you're breaking the law, we're trying to get you to leave. >> I'm not arguing with you. >> Well, there ain't much to argue with, man. >> Take me. >> We're going to take you. >> Thank you. Yeah. >> We're going to go where? I think I'm and go all the way around to the third one over here. Okay, cool. >> We'll go on the driver's side over here. Got a little more room to get in. >> Oh, that's not me. I'm sorry. >> Oh, okay. >> Wrong one. >> I'm into that in the back, guys. Healed up, please. Thank you. >> Wrong way. Can you loosen my handcuffs a little bit? >> Hold on. I got it. >> Thank you. >> Then came silence. voice cracked, eyes drained, pretending peace while still breaking inside. Every storm burns out eventually. The cops handled her softly, like catching someone midfall, duty wrapped in quiet pity. >> I gave you this little bit. So, >> all right. Hold on a second. Let me check them real quick for you. Okay. >> Yeah, they [ __ ] up before. >> What's that? >> No, my kind. >> I'll fix them for you. Okay. Don't do anything silly. Okay. I want you to take >> Okay, hold on a second. How do you How do you want your hands? Where are you more comfortable at? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> I just want you to be comfortable. >> Cuz you got a little bit of a ride. >> And here's what up front. >> I can't put them up front. Okay. >> Just look at my legs. Sometimes >> you judge. I don't see. >> Turn it around like that. Okay. Is that better? Like that or are you more comfortable like that? It's up to you. >> My bone. That's what I got to do. I can't see my bone. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Anyway, thank you. >> How's that? >> All right. Yeah. >> Is that okay? >> All right. Hold on a second. >> I'm going lock it up for you. >> How's this one? >> Yeah. A little bit. >> Yeah. That one's not down this way. >> Okay. Turn it how you want it. Good. >> You want it more like that? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> There you go. >> Thank you. >> Hop up in there. I'm going to buckle you up. Okay. >> I won't do this. >> Good. Right about there. I just want you to sit on the buckle. Okay. >> Okay. I want you right. I want to scream. Okay. Go. I'll be fine. >> All right. >> Hey, can you pull my hood up a little bit? >> Pull your hood up? >> Yeah. Oh, light. I can't see. Thank you. >> Pull your hair. There you go. >> Even after it all, she kept running her mouth about her kid, her phone, her so-called rights. But resistance was gone. Only emptiness left. She hadn't just lost a house. She lost control. Love ended. But the wound still refused to clock out. 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