do these marks on on your arm here. >> When she like jumped on me in the back right there. >> Okay. >> She was like on top of me at first and then I flipped her over and like pushed her down and then got off of her and then like tried to start my filming. >> He's mine too. I tried to take his phone from him. He took me, shoved me to the ground, put his knee in my neck, spit in my face. Okay. I called my mom. I was just leaving. On January 22nd, 2025, Florida officers responded to a chaotic domestic call where a couple offered two entirely different versions of the same fight. Musa claimed his girlfriend Aerys scratched and attacked him to destroy video footage of an argument over a blanket. But Aris insisted that he was the actual abuser, alleging he pinned her to the floor, edited the phone recording to hide his own actions, and set her up to take the fall. With a young child in the home and a history of police visits, officers had to decipher who was lying and who was the victim. 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And most importantly, let's get her to 1,000 subs and less than 24 hours. >> Now, let's get back to the video. Is there any way I can put a restraining order against him for attacking me? >> Sure. How you going to do that? >> What do you mean? How >> you guys living together, right? How you going to do that? You have to leave. You're going to stay in the kitchen and you're going to stay in the bedroom. >> Have to leave. figure it out. >> Yeah. I don't know. >> Is this your Is this your girlfriend? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What What's going on? >> Um, can I grab a jacket real quick? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Stand outside. >> Yeah, that's fine. You guys both live here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's going on today? >> Yeah. So, she like just in the past has caused some issues with like just kind of attacking me. >> Okay. >> A little bit. And there's we've had like issues with the police before. It's been on record and stuff, but it hasn't been like anything serious lately. We've been trying to work out. >> Has she hit you before? >> Our relationship and stuff. >> Okay. Has she ever been arrested for this? >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> I don't think she was charged though. >> Okay. >> But we like split up for like 6 months. >> What happened when you guys went to court? What were the charges? Were the charges dropped or dropped? >> Okay. Because you dropped them or just they they were just dropped? >> Just dropped. >> Okay. Okay. Do you have any injuries today? >> I really don't want her to get arrested again. Do you have any injuries today from >> just like the scratches my arm from like her grabbing me? >> Where's that at? Do you want me to just take a look at that? >> Just like some marks from like her grabbing me on my arms and stuff. And then I have a video from like when she like came at me. >> Okay. Well, well, let's go over here. What exactly happened today? >> So, like we had our alarm I had my alarm set to get the kids up for school. >> Are there kids in here right now? >> Just my lid was going to be sleeping right now. My you already went to the bus school. How old is your littlest one? >> He's uh three now. >> Okay. All right. >> So, >> he's calculated. Notice how smoothly he steps in to set the narrative before she can even catch her breath. Standard move, play the calm victim, drop the word record, and let the marks on the arm do the rest of the talking. And he's done this before, and he knows exactly what the cops want to hear. >> So, um I don't know. She was just like, "Yeah, like you know, we both woke up. She's getting his lunch ready or whatever. I'm getting them dressed, getting taken to school or whatever. So, I bring him to the bus stop, get back here. I grab like a folded blanket. I know this is going to sound silly, but this is like how it unraveled. I grabbed one of the blankets that we have folded instead of the one on the bed to use because it's like cold and I wanted a fresh blanket and she like was freaking out like why would you grab that folded blanket instead of like the fresh one? I was like, it really doesn't matter. Like, I'll fold it back. >> So, you Okay, so nothing had happened until you grabbed this blanket. So, I grabbed this blanket and it was like because I was gonna like lay back down on the couch, you know, like rest a little bit more or whatever before the day started. So, then I was like, you know, she's acting crazy. And I just went into the bedroom and so she's like screaming all morning. She's like in a fit or whatever. So, I'm literally just laying in the bed like recording on my phone because I know how she is and I know how she gets and I just like do that so she won't like be extra like she tones it down a little bit if she knows how to. >> Okay. So, so you grab the fresh blanket. She starts yelling and screaming. Is that what happened? >> Mhm. So, I'm laying in the bed and recording and then she jumps on top of me while I'm recording cuz she doesn't want me to record and then she starts attacking me, trying to take my phone. >> When you say attacking you, what do you mean by that? >> She's like on top of me holding me down trying to rip my phone out of my hand. So, I'm like pressing onto my phone. >> Why is she trying to rip the phone out of your hand? >> Cuz she doesn't want me to record and she wants to like delete the video and I record it over. >> Can I see your video? >> Yeah. >> Are there any weapons in the house? >> No. >> Okay. She doesn't have any weapons. >> No. >> Okay. Can I see your video? That was from this morning. >> Mhm. >> Can I ask you why you waited 30 minutes to call? Any reason why? >> I don't want her to go to jail. I just don't want >> I don't want to be lied about. I don't want to be attacked. First time this ever happened, she lied about me and then I got in trouble over it. Okay. >> Right. So then now I'm like my mom and they're just like you got to be more careful. Like you got to make sure like they're always going to take the woman's side on this. Like take videos if you can. Okay. Right. Understood. >> Whatever. >> This is from this morning. >> This is this morning. >> Seriously, all this drama over a folded blanket and pulling out his phone to record her while she's already pissed off. That's not trying to fix anything. That's just asking for a fight. I record her so she tones it down, right? Because sticking a camera in someone's face has ever made anyone calm down in human history. >> It shut off like she was attacking me. And >> let me just listen. I had the opportunity to grab that little as soon as I went to touch it shut off on it own going. >> Why am I getting right now? >> It like shut off cuz she was attacking me and then I tried to turn it like right back on. >> How did she do these marks on on your arm here? when she like jumped on me in the back right there. >> Okay. >> So, she just starts scratching at you. >> Well, we were like wrestling on the floor cuz she was like attacking me and trying to get my phone from me and she was like on top of me at first and then I flipped her over and like pushed her down and then got off of her and then like tried to start my phone. >> You said she's been arrested for domestic violence before. >> She has. Yeah. >> Okay. How long ago was that? >> It was like a year and a half ago. >> What's What's her first name? >> Aerys. A E R I S. A U R I S. >> A E R I S. >> R I S. >> I I like really want her to get >> I know. Like >> what's her last name? >> What's her date of birth? >> 1993. Please just be like straight up with me. Like >> Hold on. Let Let me just Let me Let's do one thing at a time here. Okay. She lives here. >> Yeah. >> With you. Okay. How long have you guys been in a relationship? >> Like 10 years. >> Okay. You guys live here together? >> Yeah. >> Share three kids. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Okay. How old are your kids? >> Uh 359. >> What's your three-year-old's name? >> Uh Nico. >> How do you spell that? >> N I K O. >> And is his last name? Okay. And then uh what's your 5-year-old's name? >> Uh SA. S A E L A H. >> Same last name. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then what's your 9-year-old's name? >> Ken. K Y A N. >> Same last name. >> Yes. >> Okay. And then what are their date of birth? What's Nico's date of birth? >> His is uh de >> Mhm. >> Uh 20 22. >> Okay. And then um Salis >> 2019. >> And then Cayenne's >> 2015. >> Okay. And what is your name? >> Luca M USA. >> USA. And last name. And then what's your date of birth, sir? >> 1995. >> What's a good phone number for? And what's your what's her phone number? >> 941. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Um 3-year-old still in the house. Correct. Is that him right here? >> Look at him feeding the cop every single detail while playing the innocent victim. Oh, the phone just conveniently shut off right when she attacked me. Yeah, sure. How convenient. He's dropping her past arrests and spelling out names like he's handing over a case file on a silver platter. He knows exactly what he's doing here. >> Did any Did any of the kids >> Is he awake? >> Yeah. Did any of the kids see this or No, >> sir. >> Yes. Did any of the >> Yeah, he's right. >> Listen, you have to hear me out. >> Okay. He's lying to you. I tried to take his phone from him. He took me, shoved me to the ground, put his knee in my neck, spit in my face. Okay, I called my mom. I was just leaving. He does this all the time. And then he takes videos of my reaction and tries to make it look like I'm crazy and I'm not. He's just a narcissist. He does this all the time. So, a year ago, he did this to me. I called the police for help when he was choking me. I had marks on my neck. My kids saw the whole thing. My kids told the police and they took me to jail. Was he Was he arrested? >> No, I was. Okay. >> They took me to jail. >> Okay. Do you have any marks on you from today? What happened today? >> I did nothing. Now I just keep feel like I can't even trust the police. It's been It was very traumatic. Like I just I don't even know what to do anymore. I'm like, you can't be doing this again. I've done nothing. >> Well, what what happened today? >> Okay, so this is literally about our kids getting up in the morning every day. I'm the only one that gets up with the kids, makes their lunch, does everything for them. his I told him my phone was dead last night. I'm like, "Please touch your alarm because I need to get up with the kids in the morning." Okay. Well, his alarm was going off, going off, going off. And then finally, I heard it and by the time I went to turn it off, it was already off. But like the second I went to touch it, it just happened to go off. Well, he thought that I was like trying to touch his phone. I'm like, "I'm not trying to touch your phone. Your alarm was going off. Like I'm I just have was just turning it off cuz the baby's asleep." So then I packed the lunches, got the kids all ready to go for the bus. He comes back and then he was accusing me of lying, like saying I was like messing with his phone, going through his phone. I said, "No, I'm not. I just went to touch it and turn it off and the second I went to turn it off, it happened to turn off on its own." >> Okay. >> Okay. That's literally what this is about. And he's like recording videos of me like calling me a liar. Does what he can. He's a narcissist. He tries to talk [ __ ] to get me like to talk [ __ ] back. And then he films me. >> Okay. >> And I was like, I was not trying to go through your phone and not even touch your phone. He grabs me, attacks me, puts his knee in my throat, spits in my face, and just like I'm recording it. >> Okay. >> And I said, "Good. Send me the video. I will call the police." >> Do you have video of anything? >> No, I don't I don't have video. >> Do you have marks or anything of what happened today? >> No, I was like wearing all this. >> Okay. So, like I don't have any marks on me, but he does this all the time. >> You want to come inside and talk for a little bit? >> He tries to cry wolf and tries to act like he's the victim when he's not. Like, you could ask any of my friends, any of my family, like everybody knows about this, >> okay? >> He didn't see the kids for a year last year because he pressed a restraining order on me to look like the victim in court cuz he thought he was going to get the kids taken away from me. >> Okay. >> Okay. Like this is some serious narcissistic tactic [ __ ] >> Oh man, you can literally hear the desperation in her [music] voice. But she's digging herself into a massive hole right now, admitting she tried to grab his phone while having zero marks on her. She just handed the cops the exact justification they needed to arrest her. It's painful watching someone trying to explain their way out of a trap that's already sprung. >> So I took care of the kids for a year on my own. >> Is there any reason why he would have marks on him? >> No. And if there is, he put them there himself. >> Okay. >> Like, >> do you have video of anything that happened? >> I don't. No, my phone was dead. Remember? My phone was dead. >> Your phone? >> I hadn't had a chance to charge it this morning. >> Were you trying to call police this morning or? >> No, I didn't. >> Okay. >> I like got some battery and I called my mom like, "I can't believe this. Doing this again." >> So, when he called police, what what happened? He said that you left. I told him, you know, she probably got to be around here somewhere. >> Yeah. I was going to go get a coffee and my mom's like, "No, you need to go back home and get Nico, your baby, and you need to get out of there. Call your friend and have them come get you. Like, enough is enough." >> How long have you guys been together? >> Like 8 years. >> Okay. >> So, >> are you guys married? >> No. >> Okay. >> We're not. >> So, you just had the three kids in common? >> Yes. >> Okay. And you said no marks on you at all? >> No, I don't think so. >> So, you said he put his knee on >> his knee and my neck on the ground and spit in my face. Is there any reason why he would have video of you coming at him? >> He thinks he has video of me coming at him when he was recording trying to, like I said, get a rise out of me, accusing me of going through his phone. I never even went. >> So, he doesn't have any video of that? >> I have no idea. >> Okay. All right. >> But it's just like every time he every time this kind of stuff happens, he'll try to do what he can, get try to get a video of me to make me look like the bad guy, and then call the police and be like, "She's crazy. She's psycho. You need you need to do something about her. Like, it's crazy. >> It's like, no, no. I >> You hang here for a minute with her. Just give me a minute. I'm going to go talk to um how do you say his first name? >> Musa. >> Musa. All right. I'm going to go talk to him for a minute. >> A very good smooth talker. He lied a lot. >> Um he put them there himself. Come on. Nobody's buying that. Having no marks on you, no video proof, and an uncharged phone while he has visual scratches and footage is the worst legal spot to be in. She's practically talking herself straight into handcuffs while trying to convince officers who only care about physical evidence. >> Did we do this with Ax on yet? >> Uh, no. I just got it. >> Okay, we can always upload it. >> I don't know if you um got that or not. >> Here, hold on to this for a minute. what he's hoping is gonna go. >> Actually, can I borrow that for one second cuz I just got to take pictures. >> He's gonna It's gonna go how it went last time for him. >> Last time he did this to me, I called the cops off and they took me to jail and I did nothing wrong. >> He got a a little scratch on his face. I haven't taken a picture yet of it. >> Yeah, I was trying to get him off of me. If he had a scratch on his face, it's on top of my neck. >> Why did you walk out? Why didn't you just call us? Why did I call you guys? He was on the phone with you guys. >> And I don't trust you guys. Last time I called for help, you guys took me to jail. >> Well, that means that you had another time to avoid all kind of fight that you guys been doing, right? And this is the second time that we've been here for the same situation. >> Two years ago. >> Two years ago. All right. So, you you didn't learn your lesson. All right. You got to stay away. You cannot fight. You can argue one up. Everybody argues, but >> I I am trying to stay away. >> Okay. >> Well, he called us. He called us 30 minutes after everything happened. 30 minutes. >> It wasn't 30 minutes after it happened. He's lying. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Last time my kids even told the police that they saw him joking me and the lady cop tried to say that I told my son to say that. Like, who does that? My kids will never forget it either. They've had trust issues for a long time after witnessing me go to jail over watching their dad attack me and call for help. >> Ma'am, you can't go inside. >> I can't get a drink. >> Nope. Stay over here with me till we're done. >> Why do they have five of you guys here? >> Well, when you go to a house, you never know them what you're going to find, right? So, we just try to be safe. Are you bothered by >> No. >> Five of us over here. >> No. >> Okay. >> Why would I be bothered? >> Better if someone else left. >> No, I don't care. I was just >> I could go. >> I was just curious why they have so many people come. >> Telling the officers you don't trust them while refusing to follow basic [music] instructions is never a winning strategy. Bringing up past domestic arrests just reinforces to these cops that this is an ongoing repeating cycle. You can see the officer's patience wearing thin the moment she starts arguing with every single word they say. I >> think there's like >> Well, between domestic uh violence and traffic stops, this is the most dangerous one I'm going to face. Huh? >> Do you own one car? >> No, I have multiple cars. >> He does this all the time. He tries to get me in trouble and then he tries to threaten to take our kids and all kinds of crazy [ __ ] >> Well, it seems like two adult can't have a relationship. >> It's one one mature adult, one very immature adult. >> Okay. Again, two adult can have a relationship. Haven't figured out yet. >> I've got it figured out. Unfortunately, I'm living with a narcissist. >> Is there any way I can put a restraining order against him for attacking me? >> Sure. How you going to do that? >> What do you mean? How >> you guys living together, right? How you going to do that? You're going to stay. >> You're going to stay in the kitchen and you're going to stay in the bedroom. >> You have to leave. >> Figure it out. >> Yeah. I don't know. That's >> what he did to me last time. >> So, we we don't have that power. >> He last time he choked me, got me arrested, put a restraining order on me. >> No, we didn't. Me and the kids. >> He didn't do it, ma'am. He He didn't do it. The judge does that. >> You have to go straight to the judge. >> He did it. >> Yeah. Domestic arrest was no contact. >> Yeah. But then he intended it. >> The guy through the judge, not through the police department. >> The victim and he tried to get our kids taken away from me. >> So if you want to do that, you absolutely have the right to record a court show on paper. That's not something that you have to court. It's paperwork you have to fill out. The judge has to review it and if he grants it or denies it depending on the >> cuz this I just don't know where to go from here. This is always happening. >> So Harris, is there anything that anything else you want to say right now? Cuz what I'm dealing with right now is that he's telling me something else. You're telling me something else? So is there anything you want to say right now about what happened in there today? >> I want to know what what am I supposed to do from here? >> Okay. Well, right now. All right. I I need to be honest with you. All right. I need you to I need to grab your purse for a minute. >> You're not arresting me. >> Okay. We are absolutely arresting you. >> Why are you doing THIS TO ME AGAIN? I DIDN'T DO IT. >> Turn around. >> Why are you taking me to jail? >> Turn around. Please turn around. >> I'm not resisting arrest. I just want to know what I did. >> Put your hands behind your back and once we get the handcuffs on, we can explain this. >> Watch the video. >> How did I do in the video? >> Give me your hand. What did I do? >> I didn't watch the video. I did. >> Then what? I don't even >> No, I didn't. What did I tried to take his phone? >> I tried to take his phone from him. >> So, at this point, um, >> Mosa, I can't believe you're doing THIS TO ME AGAIN. >> HE'S NOT DOING THIS to you. We're bound by the state of Florida to make an arrest on a domestic situation. >> He had his I'm good. I already double it. Thank you. the face. You guys, >> we didn't see that. >> I'll explain everything to you in a minute. >> We deleted that part of the video. >> Watching her argue with police about being mature right before getting cuffed, it's insane. The sheer denial when they say, "Turn around is painful to watch." She literally confessed to grabbing his phone while the handcuffs were clicking. Like, you can't make this stuff up. >> I'll explain everything to you in a minute. Stop pulling away from me. >> Let's go this way. Listen, your three-year-old's in there, SO JUST >> MA, >> LET'S UH KEEP it civil for him. All right, >> you guys, we've got to talk about this. >> Okay, we can talk about it over here. >> No, please don't take me to jail. I don't deserve this again, you guys. He texts me all the time and then he does this and gets me in trouble by taking videos of my reaction. >> You guys have to say, >> "How do you not trust me?" Moose, >> how do you guys not trust me? >> Just watch your step here, okay? >> Please don't do this. Please, please, can you please? I'll just leave. >> Let's just not make a scene in front of your neighbors, okay? >> Please don't take me to jail. Please, please. >> Listen, you don't want to go for resist, right? >> I don't. I'm not resisting. >> All right, so we'll let's just stop that right now. >> Makes me feel like I'm going to throw up. >> All right, just go over here. Just don't throw up in the back of my patrol car, please. We have to throw up. Do it out here. I just understand. >> Spread your feet for me, please. Thank you. >> Please. I did not attack him. He attacked me first. It's just not on video. >> The car, please. >> It's not on video. Okay. Please trust me. >> Well, we cannot cross you. It's not on the video. And we don't have any physical evidence. >> I will show you videos of him. >> Go against what we have in video. We have evidence of >> I will show you. >> Sure. >> On my phone. Just stand up, please. You've been arrested. We told you to show us before. You didn't want to. You guys are not understanding. He attacks me and then records my reaction. >> I don't really know why. >> Oh, yeah. Thank you. Can you please put that in my purse? >> Yep. >> Begging and pleading after the cuffs are already on is a classic move, but it never works. I'll just leave. Girl, that ship sailed 10 minutes ago. Claiming you have proof on your phone only after you've been put in the back of a squad car is way too little, way too late. I got some change here. You >> guys, please don't take me to jail. This is not right. I didn't do anything. I swear. >> I'll explain everything to you in a minute. Okay. >> I'm not just taking you to jail cuz I don't have evidence. Eric, >> you're not taking me to jail? >> I'm not just taking you to jail cuz I don't have evidence. I'm taking you to jail because I have >> How do you not see what he's doing in the video? Did he edit it out? >> Did he trim the video? Yeah. >> Please look at me. >> Okay. I need you to stand up. >> I'm not lying. >> I still have a job to do here. I need you to stand up. Okay. >> I'm not lying to you. >> You have nothing else in your pocket? >> No. He must not have seen what he did in the video. How is he not in trouble for having tons of weed in the house? >> Oh. >> Huh. >> Going that way. >> Yeah. >> I'm getting taken to jail over something. I've done nothing wrong. Literally, he had his knee in my throat spitting in my face. >> He added it. He took it off the video, you guys. >> So, you should have video. >> What do you mean? So, >> we cannot prove that. But we can prove that you attack him. And he had a scratch in his face. >> He doesn't have a scratch on his face. >> Yes, he did. >> He was on top of me. I was trying to get him off of me. >> I did. I cannot prove that. >> You're taking me to jail over a scratch on his face from him attacking her >> and a video of you attacking her. Him. He's got scratches on his arm >> in the video cuz he was choking me. I was trying to get up. >> Well, that's not what I saw in the video. >> What did you see in the video? >> I saw you attacking him in the video. >> I just tried to take his phone from him. >> I'm just telling you what I saw. >> That's all. >> Can I have my phone back, please? >> You can have your phone at the jail. >> All your property is going to jail. >> Take a seat. >> Seriously, please don't do this to me. Snitching on him about weed [music] the exact second you realize you're actually going to jail is pure desperation at this point. Asking, "Did he edit the video?" while admitting in the very next breath that you tried to snatch his phone. It's kind of wild. You literally handed the officer your own conviction on a silver platter and still can't see it. >> We are not doing this to you. >> I don't deserve this. I didn't do anything to him. I took his phone away and I'm going to go to jail. He choked me. You guys, I'm not resisting arrest either. I'm just trying to explain. >> Yeah, >> he poked me. Had his knee in my face. I tried to fight him off. He gets a scratch. >> Remember, everything that you say can or would be used against you in a cart of law. Okay. Just leave all that for your attorney. Okay. >> I'm just trying to explain what happened. >> Sure. We already gave you the opportunity. You didn't want to say anything. >> I did tell you. I told you what happened. >> So, she didn't do anything. What is that? Is that two? What is that? Oh god. >> I don't know what you want to do with these here first. >> Oh, let me go talk to him. >> See if he'll >> I'll just ask her back. >> Everything else did that one first. >> Yeah. I mean this thing like you might want to go through this again because like there's so much stuff in here. Like I thumb through it and I don't see anything that looks weird but without pulling every single card out. You know what I mean? >> And there's like a change purse and there's just a bunch of like there's stuff everywhere in there. I mean, there's I don't see anything in there. I don't see anything in here. Like I said, I didn't pull I figured I'm like I'm not going to pull everything out on the hood of the car. >> Yeah. You know what I mean? >> I'll uh see if she wants to leave this. And I I'll just double check it once I get to >> go. So, >> do you want to leave this at home? Cuz you can't have this at the jail. >> Yeah. Can I >> Do you want to leave this at home? Listen to me. >> I'm asking you a question. Would you like to leave this at home? >> Yeah. >> Can you please listen to me? >> What's that? >> Please don't shut the door. >> Go ahead. >> The only reason he has scratches on his face is cuz I was trying to get him off of me. >> Okay. >> He trimmed the video to where you didn't see what he did to me. >> So, what we see in the video >> How is that fair? >> So, what we see in the video and you know what? Before Before we move on, >> I'm so upset I could throw up. I knew he was going to do this to me. >> I want you to know your sending me to jail again over something I didn't do. I need to read your your Miranda warnings. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to an attorney and have him or her present with you before and during questioning. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you at no cost to you before and during questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights that I have explained to you? >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? Getting read your Miranda rightites usually shuts people up, but she just uses it as a breath break before trying to argue again, begging the officer to not close the door like they're going to change their minds and let her walk away. That's peak delusion right there. She's in the back of a squad car trying to still cross-examine the cops about fairness. >> What is that? Having these rights in mind, the rights that I just said to you, do you wish to talk to us now? Should I not? >> It's It's up to you. I can't I can't tell you yes or no. >> I just wish that you guys would see that what he's doing. >> Okay. Do you want to talk to us? >> What do you mean? >> Do you want to talk to us? Having your Miranda rights in mind, would you like to speak with us? >> I would like to speak and ask how I'm getting arrested right now for being attacked. >> You're getting arrested because we determined you as being the primary aggressor. I have video footage of you coming at him, jumping over him and attacking him. >> I tried to grab his phone, okay, because of what he was saying to me and harassing. >> I'm just telling you that's that's what we have. You have not been able to provide us with anything. You don't have any marks or scratches, okay? And his story is consistent with the injuries that he has on his body. >> But his story is him trimming his video into his benefit to show you guys. >> Do you want to talk to us or not? Because I have a couple questions. You can leave that inside >> in the house. Yeah, she said it's okay to leave it in the house. Um, do you want to I have a couple of questions and it's completely up to you if you want to answer them. >> Sure. >> Okay. So, why did you wait outside? Why were you hanging outside of the back door instead of coming in if you knew we were on scene? Why didn't you come talk to us? >> Because I figured this was going to happen. I feel like I just don't even know if I can trust you guys. I'm like, do I go do I leave? Do I try to call them myself? Do I try to explain what happened? I knew he'd twist it no matter what. >> Okay. So, how did he get the marks on his body? >> From I told you he was on top of me with his knee in my throat, spinning in my face. I was trying to get up. >> The marks that he has are consistent with you scratching him. They're definitely fingernails. >> Yeah, I they're from me scratching him. He was in my face spitting on me. I was trying to push him off of me. >> Okay. >> You don't understand. And he deleted that in the video. He only has the part of the video of where I tried to grab his phone. >> You'll have an opportunity to >> And he deleted the rest. Let's get you down there so you can go see the judge. All right. >> Can I see the judge today? >> Probably. It's early. >> I mean, I cannot be in jail. My kids need me. >> They're not going to believe he did this again. The kids are literally scared to death of him. >> Well, let's get you down there so you can help. >> I can't believe this is happening. Like, >> asking the cop, "Should I not right after being read Miranda writes his peak cluelessness? She literally asks for legal advice from the arresting officer, waves her rights, and immediately admits, "Yeah, those scratches are from me." Watching someone hand over a full confession while begging to see a judge is absolutely wild behavior. >> This has happened to me again. >> Uh, I think I'm good. Hey. Um, Aerys, do you want to take all this stuff with you or do you want Do you want to leave any of this behind? >> Bring it all. >> Bring it all. Okay. >> Just bring my whole purse. >> Okay. >> There's nothing in here that we miss as far as like >> No, I don't have anything that shouldn't be in my >> Okay. I just want to make sure because when we get there, if they go through your stuff and they find stuff, then >> No, I don't have anything to hide. I'm not a bad person. >> Okay. I didn't say you were, Aris. I didn't say you were a bad person. >> Okay. All right. All right. Well, he's going to get his He didn't want to arrest it, but I have to arrest. He's got injury. >> You saw the video? >> Yeah. >> You see her? >> Can you upload that? Do you know how to do that? You know how to import it? I couldn't find your axon capture. So, if I also took pictures of his injuries. Can you upload those, too, please? >> If you send it to me. >> I know. I gave them to your phone. No, I took your phone. Remember, I didn't have my phone. >> Oh, you took a picture with your phone. >> I took pictures with your phone. Can you just upload the pictures in the video? >> Yeah. >> Cool. Thank you. >> Hey, how you doing? I just got some information for you. Okay, >> so this is what's called a victim's rights with her. I don't know if you've ever seen one of these before. I know she said she's been arrested in the past. >> So, I don't know if you've ever gotten one of those. That just has some information in there about your rights as a crime victim. Okay, but I'm going to go over some stuff with you. I have some questions for you. So, uh first of all, there's a law in Florida called Marcy's Law that grants you some rights as a crime victim. Okay, so um the first one is or what Mary's law basically is is it does a couple things. Once >> real quick, I'm just talking the police again. One sec. >> It it gives you uh the right to be notified upon her release and her process through the criminal pro the criminal court procedure and all that stuff. So, do you want to be notified upon her release? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you want to be notified uh for all the steps through her process? I mean, you're probably going to be anyway since you're the victim, but I'm assuming you want to be notified for everything. Okay, good. Um, the other thing it does is it allows you as a crime victim to have personal information redacted from police reports because police reports a public record. For some reason, random people do go do public records requests and pull random reports. For what reason? I don't know. You'd like to have your information redacted? Okay, good. >> Insisting, "I'm not a bad person." while sitting cuffed in the back of a squad car changes absolutely zero. You know, the complete silence from her the moment officers flip the script to hand Musa his victim's rights paperwork is a cold dose of reality. Watching him check every box for Marcy's law while she sits in the patrol vehicle realizing she's officially the defendant now. It's wild. >> The next thing I have for you, these are just what we call some risk assessment questions. Okay, so >> uh what's her name? >> Aerys. >> Aerys is her first. Okay. Uh, has Aerys ever used a weapon against you or threatened you with a weapon? >> Not like what would actually be described as a weapon, I guess, but like maybe picked up something random and like used against me. >> Okay. >> But something that could harm you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Have they ever threatened to kill you or do you have kids? >> We do have kids. >> Has she ever threatened to kill you or the children? >> No. >> Okay. Do you think she's capable of killing you or the children? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Well, that's all I have for you. Do you have any other questions for us before we leave? >> No. >> Okay. All righty. Um, if I >> What is What does the process look like and when she might be getting out or >> So, she's going to have to go to first appearance, which since it's early, she probably will go to first appearance today. >> Okay. >> Um, and at that point, uh, the judge will grant a bond. Okay. >> And then so she'll be able to bond out today. If not today, it would be tomorrow. But more than likely, she would go to first appearance today since there >> for a domestic violence case. Do you know? >> Um, it's going to be whatever the judge judge says. Like I guess she's got priors for it. >> It was never like a conviction. I guess >> never a conviction. But she's been char she's been arrested before. >> It was dropped. Okay. Uh yeah, the judge will set it. I don't know. It'll probably be my guess would be like around $1,000, 1,500 bucks, something like that would be my guess. >> And then the judge will put in a no contact order. So she's not supposed to show back up here until the stuff is settled. So if she shows up back up here before the stuff is settled, um or there's some plan with your kids in place, uh she calls back. >> Okay. Unless she comes back with us. >> She is allowed to come. She's allowed to call us and come back here with us to collect belongings. Yeah. >> Yeah. But we have to be here before she can get here. >> Yeah. So, if she just shows up when she gets out of >> No, don't apologize. Nope. >> It's It's not your fault, buddy. No need to apologize. Um Yeah. If you need anything else, just give us a shower. Okay. >> All right, buddy. How's it going? >> Am I allowed to talk or am I going to get coffee? >> No, you can talk. Absolutely, you can talk. Can you please understand where I'm coming from? I'm not lying to you. I promise you. I'm not lying. You literally took me again instead of taking him. >> Well, he doesn't have injury on him, Aris. That's why I I have to I have to take you because What's that? >> He has a scratch from you defending myself. Of course. I'm telling you, he's just on my neck and spinning in my face. still trying to plead her case from the back seat after the officer explicitly told her that she was going to jail is pure stubbornness. Man, claiming self-defense for the thousandth time isn't going to undo the scratch marks on his face or the video footage they already saw. The cops are literally wrapping up paperwork, and she's still sitting in the back acting like the trial is taking place right there in the driveway. >> This is crazy. I'm going to go to jail from trying to take his phone. He's literally berating me, talking all kinds of terrible things. He's able to choke me and spit in my face and I can deal with grabbing his phone. It doesn't make sense. Can you please explain that? >> What do you want me to explain that I haven't explained already? He says, "I told you my part and you're telling me that I'm like the aggressor when I literally just tried to grab his phone." >> Who? >> Tried to grab his phone. >> He's the one who actually choked me and spit my face. I was defending myself >> from him. >> Well, you don't have any marks on you. >> Because I'm wearing jackets and he put his knee on my neck. How am I going to have a mark from a knee? >> Well, you would definitely have a mark from a knee on your neck. No, I don't. >> I know. That's what I'm saying. But you would. >> They're soft. How would I have a mark? >> A knee to your neck is not soft. >> It doesn't leave a scratch or anything just can't swallow. How am I supposed to get out of jail? >> I don't know. It depends on what the judge says. >> Huh? Depends on what the judge says. Well, >> how does this usually work? I'm I'm a good person. I don't do I'm not I don't do wrong things. I'm not a fighter. I'm not somebody who causes trouble. >> Have you been arrested before for uh >> from him? From the same bank. He choked me. >> How long ago was that? >> About a year ago >> at the same address. >> I called the police for help. Tried to tell them I had marks on my neck. I had marks. They took pictures and then they still took me to jail because they went off of his videos where he only has videos of the aftermath. >> Arguing with the officer about the softness of a knee to avoid admitting she has zero physical evidence is a new level of desperate logic. Still claiming I'm a good person who doesn't do wrong things right after admitting on camera to grabbing his phone and snatching him. That's wild. Was that in the city that you went to jail? >> That was in Bradington. >> In Bradington? Okay. That's why it's not here. >> And this last time he choked me and then he tried to show a bunch of videos of me uh reacting to his narcissistic abuse. He'll call me a liar. He'll pop open. He'll try to get a a prize out of me and then he'll take videos and then he'll attack me off video and then use his little videos that he has of my reaction to try to work in his favor. I'm the only one that pays our bills. I work. He doesn't work. He doesn't do anything. He sits around all day, smokes weed, and does nothing. Doesn't care for the doesn't do anything for the kids. I am their main caregivers and I am the one who works and pays everything. It's me. I've got to be able to get my kids from school. >> What school do your kids go to? >> Why? >> I'm just asking. >> Can you not believe this is happening to me again? But I was the one who was attacked. I am not a violent person and I'm not a fighter. I am not trying to cause problems with anybody. Doesn't this mean I'm not going to be able to go home today? I don't know. It depends on what the judge says. I I can't tell you yes or no. [clears throat] >> Get me off from me again. They don't even want to be with him. They want to be with their mom. How am I going to get out of here? I don't even deserve to be in jail right now. I literally was attacked by him. >> Can you please get me out of here so I can get my kids? >> Yep. We're going to try to get you in as quick as possible. >> I promise you I don't deserve this and I didn't do anything to him. You might have seen on the video I was trying to take his phone away, but that's it. That's it. I was trying to get him off of me. Please. Please leave me. I can't hear me. >> Okay, ranting about how she pays all the bills and he sits around smoking weed is not going to make the handcuffs magically open up, right? She keeps insisting, "I literally only grabbed his phone. Like, snatching someone's property on camera isn't a whole crime on its own." Eris was arrested on scene and taken to the county jail. Based on the visible scratches on Musa's arm and the phone footage he showed officers, police booked her for domestic battery, naming her the primary aggressor under Florida law. Because state law requires officers to make an arrest when physical injuries are present in a domestic situation. Her claims of self-defense and accusations that Musa edited the clip were not enough to stop her from going to jail. It remains unconfirmed whether prosecutors officially file charges or dropped the case later on. You know, this situation actually shows how quickly a home argument can turn into a legal nightmare when a couple relies on phone recordings instead of walking away. Rather than cooling down over a simple argument about a blanket, both sides focused on gathering proof to use against each other. When physical fighting happens and leaves visible marks, responding officers have to make a quick call based on, you know, strictly the visible injuries and available video, leaving very little room for who claims they were pushed first. What's your take on how the officers handled this case? Did they make the right call arresting Iris [music] based on the marks in the video, or should they have dug deeper into her claims of self-defense before making an arrest? Let me know what you think in the comments down below. If you found this breakdown interesting, hit that like button, subscribe to the channel, and check out the other body [music] cam cases on screen right now.