HE GRABBED ME. >> I GOT SIX MORE officers coming. >> He grabbed me. >> I have three more cruisers. >> NO, I'M NOT MENTALLY. NO, I don't really do this. I just want to DO THE THING. I did actually. [laughter] >> On February 23rd, 2025, officers responded to a domestic dispute call from a woman who repeatedly made false reports about her boyfriend whenever things didn't go her way. The police arrived calmly only to meet someone who treated grown-up officers like babysitters. Her smug confidence backfired spectacularly when the real consequences finally caught up to it. >> The door is open, sir. >> Is it okay to come in? >> Sergeant Smith, please. >> All right. Hey, we got to call uh Oh, yeah. check his arms cuz he just grabbed the knife. >> I told him he got to go. >> That's what it is. >> So, sir, >> well, I mean, first things first, like, is everybody okay? Like, >> is I'm not okay. >> But I'm not >> Do we need EMS right now? >> No, we don't. >> Okay, I'm going to talk to her. >> What happened? >> What happened? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, basically, I'm not going to sit here and waste your time with the long story. Long story short, he said something that was rude to me. And I told him that that was highly unnecessary. That was the first strike for real because he's really been he's really been doing a lot of [ __ ] He's 20. He want to get married. He want to do all this rambunctious [ __ ] But when it come down to being a grown-up and having grown-up conversations, he doesn't want to do that. >> So I close his laptop. >> Okay. >> And before I knew it, he hold on me across the bed and slam me on my head, then punched me. I got bruises on me. Just all types of [ __ ] So I'm like, there's no way you just put your hands on me. Now, normally I would have just defended myself, but I'm not about to keep doing that. I'm not going to keep fighting you. You can just go. So I caught you off. Now, did he get punched in the process of that? Yeah, he did. Because he was throwing [ __ ] around my house, and you're not about to my house. >> What What What do you think would be a good plan tonight? Cuz >> he got to go. He has to go. He can't be here. I don't want to look at him. Like putting your hands on me is crossing the line. >> So I know that might be plan A. What would plan B be? Because I mean, if he stays here, he's allowed to be here. I can't force him to go. Uh, is there a separate rooms you guys just hang in and with the rising sun tomorrow, take a fresh new approach on the new day? Do you understand though? I can't force him up out of here just like I can't force you. >> Well, my name is on at least his. So, if we if we wouldn't take it there, I my paperwork, my mails that come here say see me. >> That don't that >> and he already was banned. And I could pull that up, too. If we we got to take it there. I can really sit here and go through the papers all night and talk about how he's banned. So, I would actually kind of have to because he >> Well, one, I can't take action on any of that. And two, you're going to get yourself in trouble if you want to go down that road. >> I know, but they told they already told me that I could evict him the last time. I apolog. >> So, that proves my point that I can't force him out of here. Unless he wants to go on his own, I'm not forcing I can't force it. >> I did. >> Like, I'm not I'm not his caregiver and I don't have to let him be here if I don't feel safe. All right, I'm taking off. Is there anything you need? >> Nope, but other than to leave. >> All righty. Well, like I already explained to you, I can't force him to leave. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to be calling out. >> So, he's going to No, we're not here to >> No, I'm telling y'all. I'm telling you. I I'm telling you. I'm telling you what I'm going to do. >> You're not a child. I'm not here to babysit. >> Okay. It's not about being a child. It's about having right to peace. A right to peace. That's my free right. Y'all supposed to protect and serve. I'm telling y'all. I feel unsafe. And >> I'm not I'm not your I'm not your bouncer, though. I can't get people out of here. Protected. Yes, sir. >> She started by acting as the victim of the century. Meanwhile, she bit, scratched, and caused bruises all over the place. Throwing tantrums as a full-g grown adult. She acted shocked that the police wouldn't solve her problems. Weaponizing the cops had seemed like a good idea until it spectacularly grew up in her face. >> Ain't supposed to protect us, Earth. >> I'm not here to fix what you plan for. >> I'm not here to fix your bad choices. You understand that? >> IT'S NOT MY BAD CHOICES. a person who need who was homeless. >> You've allowed him to live here. >> Okay. Well, he has to go and I'm I'm not I'm not I'm telling you. >> No, this is this is reaping what you said. >> What's going to happen? >> This is being an adult. >> Get out. Go. Why don't you go to your friend's house? I want you to leave. I don't want you here. You're not going to get a peaceful night. We're not going to sleep. It's not done that. I'm telling YOU RIGHT NOW, YOU'RE GETTING OUT AND I'M not playing. [clears throat] >> No, you're just upset cuz you're not getting your way. >> No, I'm not upset. I'm going to get my giving you what you want. >> Do it for somebody else. DO IT. I'M GOING TO GET MY WAY CUZ THIS IS MY HOME. THIS DON'T BELONG TO NEITHER ONE OF Y'ALL. SO EITHER YOU'RE GOING TO DO IT OR the next person's going to do it. >> I've been here 5 minutes. I don't want to be around her. Why you Why you still here, man? I love her. >> Cuz I actually want better. >> She don't see that. >> It don't take all that. >> But she didn't tell you how she bit my neck. She said anything about >> I'm not letting up on that. I don't >> I got a whole group. >> Yeah, it's a little bit of redness. >> SHE SAY NOTHING FOR A REASON. HE'S A MAN. >> WHY ARE you shouting at me? >> Because you're sitting here LIKE ENTERTAINING THE [ __ ] AND YOU Y'ALL BOTH MEN. Y'ALL BOTH HAVE I have a >> talking quite calmly. Well, I'm going get on out of here. >> Hey, nobody >> try to have a better evening. Got to go. >> He needs to go. >> He needs to go. >> Look what she just did. YEAH, I DID. BECAUSE you want me out. He keeps grabbing ME. HE KEEPS GRABBING ME. SHE KEEPS GRABBING. >> HE KEEPS GRABBING ME. >> THAT'S WHY I TOLD YOU YOU HAVE TO REMOVE HIM. YOU HAVE TO. >> She bit me because I wanted to go in the bathroom and close the door. She proceeded to grab my stuff. I grabbed HIM. >> I WENT HIM OUT. >> SHE PULLING ME. >> I WENT HIM OUT. >> I TRIED to remove myself and this is what I got. >> All right. >> I went out. >> Hands behind your back. >> What? >> Hands behind your back. >> Can you ID number? NO, I'M NOT. HE LITERALLY GRABBED ME. >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> NO, HE GRABBED ME. >> LISTEN, I >> HE GRABBED ME. >> I GOT SIX MORE officers coming. >> He grabbed me. >> I have three more cruisers. >> NO, I'M NOT MENTALLY. NO, >> you don't really do this. I just WANTED YOU TO LEAVE. I JUST HAD to leave. I just YOU TO LEAVE YOU. STOP. I JUST ASKED FOR HIM TO LEAVE. HE LITERALLY GRABBED ME. I GOT BRUISES ON MY WHOLE BODY. I WILL show you. >> SHOW ME THE BRUISES. >> OKAY, I WILL. >> YOU COULDN'T SHOW ME ANYTHING EARLIER. >> I DID IT CUZ I DIDN'T WANT TO GO, BUT I WANTED TO LEAVE. [screaming] >> 10 minutes later, officers returned to find the boyfriend with fresh bite marks on his back. She kept shouting about her right to peace while simultaneously disturbing everyone else's. The situation escalated as Sydney began throwing tantrums as a full-g grown adult because she did not get her way. >> What happened? >> He literally HE'S LOCKING THE DOOR IN THE BATHROOM WHILE I WENT TO THE BATHROOM. I'M IN THERE TALKING TO MY COUSIN. HE'S GRABBING ME UP. HE keep choking me. YOU CAN SEE IT LITERALLY. I CAN TURN THE LIGHT ON. I HAVE BRUISES ALL OVER MY BODY. Like where is he choking? I HAVE BRUISES ALL OVER MY BODY. >> Where where is he choking you? CAN'T EAT DUTY CUZ I NEED A CHOKE. >> PULL your pants up. >> You trying to make ME A DEAL CUZ I WANT SOMEBODY OUT MY HOUSE. >> I KNOW. STOP. I WANT my house. WHY ARE YOU ARRESTING ME? >> WHY ARE YOU RIGHT NOW? Hands behind your back. Wait. Wait. STOP. >> PLEASE DON'T. >> WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS to me? I just wanted you to leave. [crying] Why am I being arrested? Why you trying to explain this to me? WHY AM I BEING ARRESTED? DON'T LET ME BE TORTURED. GOD, PLEASE. [crying] You stop. Please. Why am I being arrested? You haven't told me nothing. You >> violence. NO, IT'S NOT ME. I'M NOT. >> HE DIDN'T BITE HIS OWN WAY. DEVONTE. DEVONTE, WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS TO ME? I lose. >> Okay, stop. I'm trying TO DOUBLE LOCK YOU. >> WAIT, HOLD ON. STOP. HOLD ON. WAIT. NO. WAIT. I GOT MY KIDS. STOP. >> STOP. I got my kids. I got my kids. Wait. Why am I >> Stop. STOP. [laughter] >> Oh my god. [gasps] >> IT'S ONE OF THOSE. >> WHY WOULD YOU JUST NO, I DIDN'T DO IT. I HAVE BRUISES. CAN Y'ALL LOOK AT MY BRUISES? Can y'all please look at my bruises? Can y'all please look at my bruises? Can y'all PLEASE STOP? I need to breathe. >> Pressure outside. [laughter] >> SHE GOT HER PROBLEM. >> PLEASE WAIT. STOP. I NEED TO BREATHE. PLEASE STOP. >> Quit yelling. QUIT YELLING. STOP. PLEASE. CAN WE JUST I'll just let HIM WAIT. WAIT. STOP. WAIT. CAN I JUST TALK TO YOU FOR A SECOND? WAIT. NO. CAN YOU STOP? WAIT. NO. CAN YOU YOU let me explain. >> You let me I'LL LET HIM STAY. I'LL LET HIM STAY. I'LL LET HIM STAY. >> I'LL let He was choking me. I have bruises and everything to prove it. Can you PLEASE WAIT? Oh god. Why? [screaming] Why? >> Why? What did I do? Can I talk to you for a seat? Have a seat. WAIT. CAN I TALK TO YOU? CAN I JUST TALK TO YOU? >> Can I please talk to you? >> Talk to him from inside. >> Can I please talk to you? >> Okay. I will let him stay. Please don't take me to that. >> No. Please. I >> No. You wanted to run your mouth when I was here. I was here 5 minutes ago and you wanted you wanted what you wanted. I tried to advise you the best I could, but you wanted something else. >> And when you took it down a road, you tied our hands. You're going to jail for domestic violence. You put your hands on him. You bit his back. I defended myself. We are done. >> Now we are done tonight. >> Y'all had a choice. She seemed convinced women couldn't be arrested for domestic violence and that cops would bend the law for her. Watching her try to negotiate, it was obvious. She treated consequences like optional suggestions. But reality refused to cooperate with her plan. >> Listen, I I promise to God I won't hold my hands. I just want to talk to him. Just let me talk to him. Please, please, officer, can I just talk to you? No, you you >> what? >> Please. >> I was already here. We talked. >> Okay, you just listen. >> I talked to you in a very calm manner. I explained everything. I explained your options of what I can and cannot do. Listen, >> I asked you to be an adult. You chose not to be. >> Please, can you just wait? Can >> when you put your teeth on him and bit down. >> No, listen. >> To where a dentist could identify those teeth. I swear to God. Can you just Can you let me explain? Please. Please. >> Explain what? >> Please. I'm not I'm not explain how your teeth clamp down on his back. >> I'm not going I'm not my handcuffs. Can y'all just talk to me? My pants is down. >> Pull them up. Have a seat. >> Okay. I will let him stay. I I'm sorry. And I was wrong. I was furious because I even Listen, can you just listen to me, please? >> I know he's going to stay. >> Can you please just listen to me? >> Well, like I said, you called me over here to try and get your way. >> No, it's not my way. >> Now you're getting the state of Ohio's way. >> I just wanted to be peaceful. Can we please just talk about this? Please. Please don't take me to jail. Can we please talk about it, please? >> You're going to jail, Sydney. >> I can't. >> Sydney, I want you to take a deep breath and understand this. You are going to jail. I'm asking you nicely. You are wearing on my patient. I am asking you so nicely. >> Okay. Okay. I'll sit down. >> Put your feet in. Put your feet in. Please. >> Why? Tell them the truth. Tell them. Tell them. TELL THEM. JAVANTE. TELL THEM WE WERE FIGHTING BOTH OF US. PLEASE. Can you roll the window down? I can't breathe. >> You're going to go with this officer right here. He's got a little bit more comfortable vehicle. This is what it is. I did not want this. >> I don't want this either. >> Then that decision should have came 10 minutes ago. >> Sydney learned the hard way that the police are not a customer service department for relationship drama. Her attempt to manipulate the law ended with her in the back of a cruiser. Actions have real consequences, and her refusal to act like an adult left her bruised, humiliated, and facing the justice system. The woman was charged with domestic battery. 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. 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