Turn around. >> Why are you arresting me? >> Turn around. >> What are you >> kidding me, bro? Are you kidding me? >> About what? >> Stop. Stop. >> Get him out now. >> Back up. >> What the is your problem? You're a piece of [ __ ] >> Back up. >> You're a piece of [ __ ] >> Back up. >> No. >> Back up over here. Back up over here. >> Back up over here. >> On July 3rd, 2023, the night began with nothing more than an argument. Lovers fussing like background noise at a bar. But it didn't stay that way. By the time blue lights rolled in, chaos had found its stage. Cuffs clicked, accusations flew, and a baby hovered in the middle of grown-up tantrums. No script writer could match the sheer mess of this scene. It played out like a domestic spat colliding with a street corner blog. >> Are you kidding me, sir? You came over here on some aggressive >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> Why are you arresting me? >> Turn around. >> What are you kidding me, bro? Are you kidding me? >> About what? >> Stop. Stop. >> Shut up. About what? >> Relax, dude. Relax. I'm recording it. Don't worry. Back up. >> About what? >> Back up, dude. You're not listening to me, man. >> You're not listening to me. Stop. Yo, stop hitting me. Stop. >> Stop hitting me, bro. >> Yo, relax. Relax. Relax. >> Relax. Get my phone. >> Relax, dude. We're not grabbing anything. Chill out. I I got I got >> I literally step back if you come over here. >> Excuse me. Can you get another officer here, please? >> Step back. Step back. >> You want me to touch your [ __ ] >> Babe, babe, step back. Back up. >> Sir, why the you dealing with me like this for? What you dealing with me like this for? >> What did I do to you? >> Relax. Hey, >> let go. Let go, young baby. >> Let go to you. >> You look look. >> You don't even know what's going on. You just want to attain people. You >> cuz he's black. >> Step back and sit down. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Stop. Stop. Watch out. Watch out. >> No. Step back. You have a baby in your head. Step back. >> So move. >> Step back. >> Get him. Stay back >> now. I have one black and I have one female that's being >> Get him out now. >> Back up. I got to go. >> No. No. >> What the is your problem? You're a piece of [ __ ] >> Back up. >> You're a piece of [ __ ] >> Back up. >> No. >> Back up over here. Back up over here. Back up over here. >> Back up over here. >> No. Cuz am I touching it anymore? No. >> Back up. You already hit me. You're not You already hit me three times on camera. It doesn't matter. I don't care what you think. >> Okay. And you over here harassing him, too. Yeah, I step out and I just put him in cuffs. >> Testimony. >> Okay, whatever. Step over here. >> No, >> step over here. >> Relax. >> He didn't He didn't ask. >> He didn't do nothing. >> Listen. Listen. That's not how this goes. That's not how this goes. I walk up and if you don't want to listen to me. Yes. If you don't want to listen, I'm detaining him. >> Okay. >> I really don't give a >> Let me get your ID. Just Just calm down. Just calm down. Give me your ID. Let him >> Can you girl? >> Give me your ID. Give me your ID. I don't have my ID. >> Give me your ID. >> I don't have my ID, >> homie. I got big and >> go over here trying to just brag people up without asking no questions. Calm down. >> Yes, you'll be able to speak to another officer. It's fine. It's a respectful trying to talk to somebody who >> this man we were arguing. He my boyfriend and his man just come at the scoop. >> From the jump, this traffic stop skipped the chill and went straight into chaos mode. Think WWE vibes minus the ring lights. The suspect came out swinging with non-stop flailing, yelling, and acting allergic to basic instructions. And yeah, there was a baby in the middle of this circus raising the stakes. Cops had to clamp down quickly before it spiraled. And spoiler, it hadn't even hit full crazy yet. >> Who's your boyfriend? >> He's in the car now. Okay, >> that's wild. >> All right. And who are these people? >> They're just They're They were just witnessing. >> All right. Let's get out of this argument. This man section is [ __ ] up. >> Oh. Whoa. Okay. All right. >> Man, I'm upset. I'm sorry, but he over here put his hands on me and my baby. >> 100% she >> Okay. And he's over here putting his hands on me and my baby. All right. What's your name? >> Okay. So, me and my boyfriend were having an argument. >> Sure. >> And we started pushing each other around a little bit, but nothing out of the head. like we're just like pushing each other. Nothing like where we're swinging at each other. And then he come up and he was like, "You need to step to the side." To my boyfriend, right? My boyfriend is a naked male, so he's black. Like, I don't know if this man's racist or what, >> but I don't know if he's racist or what, but he completely went like, "You need to listen to me. I don't give a if you're a cop or not. Aren't you here to deescalate the situation?" >> Right? I called. So why wouldn't he listen to me? and try to deescalate the situation just like you are versus grabbing him >> physically fast as and just literally putting him in the car. >> So, all right. So, detaining somebody for an investigation is something completely different. >> Okay. What's your name? >> When you call the police, you are now putting your situation >> I wanted to get escorted. >> Call the police. You put your situation in our hands. Understood? >> I understand. You're snatching somebody up, sir. >> Be honest with you. You can't talk. >> I know I'm aggressive right now, but because >> I just need you to shut down or putting his hands on us because we need to listen to him. I don't care who you are. >> Yes, sir. >> Bring it down. >> No, I'm upset. I'm not frightening you guys. I'm not >> We don't talk about it. >> I'm upset. I can't. >> Okay. So, then we don't you be as passionate as you want, but don't talk. Don't talk to me anymore. >> That's fine. Simple. Then go in your car and leave. That's simple. help. You're just going to us up the whole time. Then that's a whole different thing. >> You don't need to talk you up. I won't respect you just like you. >> You're not respecting to you. You're screaming in a baby's talk to me. You're pissing me off. Go. Go to the sidewalk. You're all you're doing is ruining everything for yourself >> because he disrespected me. >> Take five. Take five minutes. >> 5 minutes to take a breath. Okay. >> Oh, all you guys bro have this situation. You're walking into the middle of the street without >> get yourself in trouble. >> I'm not getting in trouble. >> What did I do? >> Okay. >> No, because I try to talk to you. >> I will. As long as you maintain this, we're good. >> Were you uh Did you witness the song? >> I did. So, I was in um on video, too. >> All right. >> Okay. So, I >> So, let's walk away from him. >> Okay. >> So, I was at Twins Peaks with them, right? I was in Twin Peaks with them and she was >> she couldn't pick a lane. One second she's Captain Save a Boyfriend, the next she's blasting everyone else for turning up the heat. All while preaching about deescalation as she's literally cranking the drama dial herself. The cops cool as ice just trying to keep her from combusting. But nah, her emotions were stuck in overdrive. >> She was on the other side. She came where I was. She sat down. I guess she >> This is in Twin Peaks. >> Twin Peaks. I guess she seen him and then they went around. She grabbed him. They started coming out. So I told my husband, "Listen, cuz there's a baby involved." >> Sure. >> Um so we follow him here. But we're here. She He was like, "Listen." >> Yeah. We're time for >> She he told her, "Listen, you need to calm down. Stop hitting me. I'm taking the baby with you." >> I got it all him on video. >> So he put the baby in the car. She started screaming. She started hitting him. He was like, "Listen, stop it. You shouldn't be hitting the guy." Took the baby, put the baby in the car, screaming, hitting him. Then the police came. The police told him to come back. They got out of control, which he wasn't wrong. They were out of control. She started hitting the police officer, but he actually didn't do anything wrong. He was trying to leave. Yes, he was trying to leave. It's just when the police officer came, it just blew out of proportion. >> Gotcha. Okay. So, when the police officer responded, he was talking to the man getting uh he was dealing with the man and then the female was jumping on the officer's back. And you have this on video? >> No, just the >> just the altercation. May I see that altercation? >> Just with the uh just with the um the the girl and the guy. >> So what you guys witnessed was the woman hitting him. >> I saw the police come down and honestly I'm going to be honest. Black dude, >> white girl. >> She was hitting him and he this. So I had to run out here just to say, "Look, he did nothing wrong. Watch the video and listen cuz he came aggressive at the black dude. Throw him in the back of the car." when when we handle our situations, >> when we put someone in hand cuz it doesn't mean they're going to jail immediately. That's fine. You know what I mean? We That's what we do to to deescalate >> and then we could try to work it out from there and then see who's the problem and and then that's you know what I mean? >> But let's uh let's look at this first. >> It's hard to see but but you can >> you can hear the conversation. >> You can you can take the phone. >> Oh, sure. >> But you'll pretty much hear the conversation. Like >> it's hard to see the people but you can hear it. And were they at Twin Peaks drinking? >> They was. I I saw them uh >> when they got to the corner here and I started recording when they got halfway cuz I saw like it was getting a little crazy. >> I don't care. I I'll just >> Why didn't you just comply in the beginning? >> I'm moving to the left. >> Relax. All the way down. All the way down to zero. >> Zero. >> Zero. Stop talking. Stop talking. Stop talking. You want to keep talking? Your hand's not going to fall off. Stop talking. >> Stop talking. Stop talking. >> What would you like me to say? >> I told you. Yeah. Silent. There we go. >> All right. >> All right. What is your name? >> Do you have your DL on you? >> Is it in your pocket or just let me just ID. >> Is that Is it in there? >> It's in there. >> Okay. I'm going to grab your ID. >> Okay, that's fine. And then we'll go. All >> is just loosen the cups a little bit. I can feel my hand. >> I will. As long as you maintain this, we're good. >> Okay. I'm chilling. >> I don't need to hear anything else. >> All right. Let's walk away from >> the bystanders step in with their version of events, laying out how things spiraled from Twin Peaks to full-on chaos in the lot. According to them, she was throwing hands at everyone. Boyfriend, cops, whoever was close while he played escape artist with the baby. Cops stayed steady, cuffing him just to stabilize the circus. >> Stay there. Stay there. Stay there. >> Dude, I just told you to calm down. >> I'm going to go around. Okay. >> So, calm down. >> Can you communicate with me? >> Dude, no. I don't need to tell you what I'm doing. I don't need to tell you what I'm doing. If you don't calm the down, then it's not going to You're not going anywhere. Do you understand? >> What are you Are you on something right now? >> On what? >> I'm asking you. What are you on? You're acting like somebody very irrational. >> All right, bro. >> Please. The last one is so tight, man. Come on, man. Come on, bro. No, no, no. I I can't feel my left. Yo, sir, it's your left one. >> The left one. Loosen just a little bit more. I can't feel loosened up. >> I cannot feel these fingers right here. I'm being real with you. I'm not trying to >> Dude, I can fit my whole Look, look, dude. I can fit my whole finger in there, bro. I can fit my finger in there, dude. That's it. Look, hold your hands like that. That's the only thing that helps. >> I can be escorted home, which I understand you want to ask me. You're not my Uber. I get that. You ask me, you want to ask me questions. Hey, what's going on? Why do you need to call the cops? Why do you need feel like you need to be escorted home? I get that. But that didn't happen. >> What happened was he literally just grabbed him and put him in the >> So what the hell? >> When officers are responding, they hear you >> they hear you screaming. People were pointing at him to tell him to go where to to where the screaming was >> on some like high on high stress situation. Yes. >> They heard you screaming. >> Yes, cuz I was arguing with my brother. >> So, do you think it's unjustified if an officer is a little uh >> So, I think it's unjustified if the officer completely detains the the black spouse immediately without asking questions. >> A grown man and and a a small woman screaming on the top >> or something like that. You guys wouldn't think to detain me, friends. You literally snatched them out. Just saying. I'm just saying. You guys better for >> Let me explain to you. You would understand. >> Sir, >> you could call me Dordo, Nick, whatever you feel like. >> This is easier that way. You don't have to call me sir. I'm probably not even much older than you. Anyway, when they hear a small woman, no matter what whether you're Asian, white, or black, if they hear a small woman screaming on the top of her lungs to being abused >> to a larger man, who are we to to downplay that? >> Why do you assume? >> You called the police. You called the police along with other people calling the police saying that you are screaming. So that's why we come the way we come. >> Okay? So understand that. So then now we have to handle the job that you gave us. You called us here and then you hit. Now you're hitting officers. >> We're being physical now. >> But then you made a decision. >> Isn't that more kind though? Ask questions before getting physical. >> Now flip side of that. This is just me talking. >> The dude in cuffs whined about the bracelets cutting into his wrists while the cops kept their poker faces, reminding him this wasn't a spa day. Meanwhile, she kept chirping that they swooped in too quick on her man. as if the screaming 911 call was just background noise. >> We don't even have to talk like this. But on the flip side, let's say we did come kumbaya, right? And you're getting your beat. Then you're going to say, >> "Okay, so then it calls for measures to detain somebody." But was I getting >> I didn't think so. >> I don't think that exist. >> Yeah. I I just need to talk to her real quick for me. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Let me talk to her in private. That's fine. That'll be great for you. Okay. All right. >> I would have wish that officer came like that. He said, "Move to the car. Move to the car." He just kept screaming at me like I'm at the car and then he just gets all aggressive with me. I wasn't trying to attack him or anything. I wasn't resisting arrest. I followed his orders and I went straight to the car and then I'm in the back of the truck next to me. Mhm. That's correct. Correct, baby. And so if you want to come with me, I'll give you a case number and we'll talk about everything. >> Come come with me. Let me help you, >> sir. You want to come talk to me? >> Yeah. Yeah. Oh, good. Hey, so I'll give you a case number and everything for this. So, normally when we get on scene, something like this where there's obviously like a like a fight going on. It could be verbal, physical, whatever. We'll detain one party until they figure it out. So that's why you're putting cuffs. >> So I'll give you a case number, everything. We're going to do a report on this. Um I think the the officer has your information. >> Uh yes, I think it's in my wallet. >> Yeah. Yeah, it's on my whole wallet. >> Um and is this your phone? >> Yeah, that's my phone. Thank you. >> So we're going to do a It's called a domestic report. >> Okay. And it's just a documentation of what happened. >> Yeah, he came here. Yeah. Basically just it's going to be what he observed. Um he'll review his body camera footage and everything. Obviously, all that stuff was on tape. Okay. >> Um, and then because she started hitting him, we have to arrest you for battery on law enforcement. No, her your >> You have to arrest her. >> Yeah. >> Are you serious? You have to take her to down to the office and everything. >> We have to. >> Oh, come on. >> So, let me explain what happens. She'll probably get out tonight. So, >> how long is this going to take though? Like, >> couple hours. >> Couple hours. >> As soon as we get out of here, the faster she'll get out. Yeah. So, >> needs breast milk, sir. I'm just being real with you. She don't drink formula. It's straight breast milk. >> Okay. Well, I mean, when's the last time that she fed? >> Like an hour and a half ago. 2 hours ago. >> Okay. So, I'll give you the information. It's sheriff.org. I'll write all this down, but sheriff.org. Type in her name. It'll tell you when she'll be able to get out. She'll get a phone call and everything, be able to call you, all that stuff. So, that's that's what's going to happen. >> I mean, I get I get that she started hitting him because she literally just started being aggressive with me for no reason. And my aggressive girlfriend, me and me and her in an argument for her to come over like, "Hey, what are you doing? That's too much." Come on, man. >> Like I said, guess the detainer because we showed up to a scene. You guys are arguing. Figure out what's going on. Prevent further escalation. I'll be honest, it's going to get dropped. It's Broward. >> Cops laid it out. Simple. Cuffs come first when the scene looks like a powder keg ready to blow. The boyfriend swore up and down. He followed the rule book. But his shock didn't change a thing. The air stayed thick with tension. And then came the kicker. Wifey wasn't going home either. that bombshell. It lit the fuse for the regret. >> Unless she like stabs an officer, they don't prosecute. So, she's going to take the ride for the night. I'll be honest, it's probably not going to go anywhere, but that's what's up. So, >> baby, I just went to >> I just wanted to go home. >> You're going to face this way. Okay. >> Okay. Do you have anything else on you in anywhere? >> No. >> Who is the baby home with? >> That's my boyfriend. >> Your boyfriend? >> Yeah. >> Is that the boyfriend? >> We're going to put Hey, we're going to put her in that car. >> That's my boyfriend. Yeah. >> So, where's the baby? Oh, in the car. >> I think she's in the car. >> Okay. >> Um, the bailing or if I'm going to stay in jail for like a year or something. >> What's going on? Because I just wanted to go. >> It's not going to be calm down. >> Freaking out my baby. >> Calm down and listen to what I'm wanted to be escorted home for her. Calm down and listen to what I'm telling you. You're going to get booked. >> Watch your head. >> Watch your head. You're going to get booked and they'll probably have your bond ready to go by tomorrow. Maybe it'll be tomorrow afternoon, but it'll be tomorrow. Okay. >> Do you know how much bond is? Do you know? >> It depends what the judge methods. >> It depends what the judge. >> Yeah, it depends what the judge sets. We have no say over that. But um usually if you go through the bail bondsman, you only have to pay 10%. 10% of a bond. >> 10%. >> 10%. So maybe if if you set your bond at $1,000, then it'll be hundred bucks. >> Okay. Okay. >> But that's Don't quote me. Okay. >> I know. I'm just going to go home with my baby. She's breastfeeding. >> I understand whatever the formula is. Whatever happened here today, that's not going to be an option. Okay. >> I know. I know. I'm sorry. I'll get in the car. I >> Do you have any piercings or anything? >> Uh, yeah. My stomach is pierced and my ears are pierced. I don't have >> Okay. No, you don't have earrings in. Do you have a >> I do the belly button? No, don't do it here. They'll have I'm just letting you know what's going to happen when you get to the jail. They'll have you take all that stuff off at the jail and your >> You can keep my phone. >> No, no, no. Do you want it to go with you or do you want it to go with your >> I'd rather have >> Okay. So, it'll um >> it'll go with the officer into your property. Okay. You can't have it back here, but it'll go with the officer into your property, which will go to the jail with you. >> Okay. Thank you. >> I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Think life happens, right? >> I called. I called. I called so that I can be escorted home. So that I can be escorted home. Home with my name. Home. In the end, this wasn't a story of love or even of anger. It was a story of escalation. What started as a domestic squabble ended with charges thick enough to drown out any excuses. The woman's tears fell too late. Her apologies tumbled into the void, and the law marched on. By the time the night ended, the only thing louder than the cuffs was regret. Carlson was ultimately charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, child neglect, and obstruction. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. On your screen, you're seeing the four best playlists. Click on anyone and I promise you won't regret it. You'll definitely enjoy this one. See you next time. Till then keep watching.