And she's like, "Oh, you don't talk to me like you don't talk to me like that." She turned all her stuff and attacked me. >> Hey, can you tell me what happened? And she told me, "Why I need to talk to you what happened?" And say, "You're supposed to get a yellow copy, aren't I?" >> Yeah. No, I'm [ __ ] >> On March 29th, 2023, what should have been a chill fender bender turned messy real quick. Pride, panic, and pure ego hit harder than the crash itself. One second, it's no big deal. Next thing you know, it's a full-blown showdown in the street. Stick around. The twist doesn't come from the wreck. It comes from the wreck after the wreck. >> I need to talk to myself. >> So, she talked to him. Okay. >> Okay. Will you guys Can we go up on the sidewalk, ladies? You okay? Let's go on the sidewalk, okay? In case anybody hits us. >> You okay? >> She just attacking me. >> Can we Can you ask her to stand on the sidewalk? Call a police. I speak Spanish with me. >> Yes, in two seconds I will. Okay. Can we get on the sidewalk? You have a baby, too, right? >> That's my son. >> Can you get on the sidewalk? >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Thank you. >> You You're still sitting in the street. Okay. >> Okay, we're going to sit in the street. Okay, got it. >> Did she touch your son? >> No. >> So, so, so what did she do? >> She came to me to my son. >> What's your first name? >> She came to me. The lady right here. >> I understand. >> She came attacking me because I'm telling her, "Bro, you your mother hid into me. You should need to get arrested because she shouldn't have the rest coming to me." >> Listen, I saw her. I saw her. >> She attacked me, >> guys. Guys, >> that's wrong, >> guys. I have to figure it out >> because she have a child. That That should make you extremely safe. You should do the right thing because your son is here. >> I understand. >> I just wanted to let you guys know I saw that. >> Okay, if you give me 30 seconds. I can't even get her to calm down to be able to talk to her to see my sister. My sister walked off and my sister was I was dropping my little sister to work. She's going to Publix right now. >> Okay, I see. >> I have to go to work to the courthouse for 7:00. >> Okay. >> And this [ __ ] happened because she's not paying attention on the road and her daughter want to get all defensive and attack me. That's not right to do. >> Ma'am, what's >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. What's your first name? >> My name is Your Partner have my ID. >> Okay, I'll get it from him. Tiana, tell me, do you need the fire department? I need you to calm down for a couple of seconds. Okay, I know you're upset. I understand you're upset. Okay, I know you're upset. I'm sorry you're I'm sorry about this whole thing. Okay, but >> I just I need to know which way you're going. >> I was making a left turn right here to drive my sister to work. >> So, you were in this in this lane. >> Yes. And she happened to be coming in straight. I don't know if the light was green. >> We was already in the street as you can see. And she kept coming and but somehow she ended I don't even >> she I don't know. >> So So your light was green. >> My light was green in this lane right here to make a left turn as you can see where I'm at right there. And >> this is your car where it got hit >> and the silver. >> So did you have the arrow? Did it give you a green arrow or is it just green? >> It was I think there was a green arrow. >> Okay. >> Green arrow and a green light. >> Okay. I'll have to wait and see the cycle. Sometimes you have the arrow to turn and sometimes you don't. Sometimes it's just green. Like these ones don't have an arrow. They're just green circles. That's why I asked. So >> you were turning through here. >> Make the left turn. >> The car. You saw her back here. You thought she was going to stop. I guess >> I stopped or I thought she was going to I guess keep on going. I don't know. But we was already in the road. So I I'm assuming her leg was red. >> From the jump. It's messy. Tensions thick. Crash turns courtroom real quick. Jamaican drivers holding her ground. Daughters snapping back like it's personal. Cops are stuck in the middle trying to untangle pride from panic. Words fly faster than airbags. This ain't about cars no more. It's about ego, blame, and who gets the last word. >> Cuz my light turned green. At the time that we was we came out. >> Yeah. >> After the accident, the light was still green. I mean red. So in my mind, the light is red. You were supposed to stop because my light is green. Okay. >> But she kept on going. >> Okay. Well, sometimes Diana, sometimes like these, they have the green. See how they just have the greens? >> Yeah. But they're not the arrow, they're the circles. So that means that this straight lane will have the greens also. That's why I asked. >> Oh, but the light was actually red. >> Okay. >> Yeah, the light was red. >> You were able to turn back and see the light was >> I said we came by time we came out of the car, the light was still red. >> Okay. All right. >> We came out, the light was still green. >> Okay. >> And I'm telling her, look, the light is still This light is still red. >> So Diana, once once your guys's cars crashed right here, right? >> We hopped out. >> Then what then? What happened? You guys both got out? Yeah, we both got out cuz we didn't know if the car would have blow up or what would have happened cuz stuff was leaking from me. We just both got out and make sure my sister was good. She don't have any injuries, but I slam my head up the thing. >> Okay. You all right? >> Okay. >> At least right now. Yeah. >> So then what happened to Tiana? Were you guys still on the street or did you guys come over to the sidewalk or what? >> We just basically made sure each other was good. She asked me if I'm okay. I made sure I didn't ask her if she was okay, but I got make sure my sister was good. I came out and I was standing on the side. out of nowhere. The daughter just came out of nowhere. >> Okay. So then where were you guys >> because she attacked me? No. >> Where where were you guys where were you guys standing and tell me what happened. Were you up on the sidewalk? >> Yeah, we was on the sidewalk. I was here for the long as well. The daughter came out of nowhere. Oh, talking about, "Oh, what happened? What happened?" I'm like, "What do you mean? Your mother clearly didn't see the red lights." And she's like, "Oh, you don't talk to me like you don't talk to me like that." She turned on her stuff and attacked me. There's no way you're supposed to do that. You don't have the rights to do that. I don't care what kind of situation you in. That's not the way you handle situations with your son being around. You should you should settle it the right way because your son is here. >> So Diana, it was the younger girl. >> The younger girl, that one in the car who attacked me. >> Cuz Tiana, when I when I came up to you, it was you and her that were pushing each other. >> Yeah, because she's trying to separate it. But the lady's right here, she could tell you exactly what she saw. >> I'll ask her. >> Yeah, because I wouldn't attack anybody in such a drastic situation like this. >> I understand you, too. So, so this girl came out of nowhere and she was >> I don't even know where she came from. Somebody dropped her in the car >> and that was it. And she came rushing to the car. >> Okay. What did she say to you? >> She didn't say anything until after the fact. My sister had already walked up because I told her, "Go ahead to work. I'm going to just deal with the situation because I'm here right now." >> Yeah. >> The car is already [ __ ] I can't go anywhere. So, I just said, "You could go on to work and I'll just try to deal with it." So sad. I'm walking around looking at the car. This one. Oh, what? What? What happened? What happened? I'm like, what you mean what happened? The light. Clearly, she your mother didn't see the light. >> Yeah, >> that's it. She Oh, and she turned on herself as coming towards me. >> Okay. >> And that at that point, I'm supposed to get defensive because why are you coming towards me? So, I put down my stuff. >> What was What was she saying when she was coming towards you? >> Ah, you don't talk to me like that. My son is here. My son is here. My as she told you guys when she came, my son is here. What does that have to do with me? >> Yeah, logic's gone out the window. Everybody's got their own truth and none of them match the lights. One swears green, the other swears red. The whole scene's powered by pure emotion. The guilt hiding under that attitude. Fear dressed up as fury. The street turned into a courtroom and everybody's their own lawyer. >> You don't just don't talk to me. >> Yeah. >> If I'm if I talk to you in a manner that you don't like, don't talk to me. That don't give you the right to attack me. There's rights and there's wrongs. >> Yeah. >> She's saying don't talk. My son is here. That's all. And she and her son is like, "Oh, stop. Stop here to shut up. And I I She's still attacking me. >> Okay. What did What did she do? She got in your face. And then >> she came in my face. Yeah, she did. >> Okay. And you felt threatened? Obviously. >> I felt threatened. Yes, I did. >> All right. Um >> I didn't know what she could have done to me. So, of course, I'm I had to defend myself. >> Okay. So, then So, then what happens after that? You guys get into kind of a tussle, you and the younger girl. >> Yeah. As you as you guys pulled up, that's what happened at the time. >> Okay. When I pulled up, I I just remember seeing you and the mother. Exactly. Well, the witness is right here. So, you can definitely ask her. >> I'll ask her. >> Imagine my old day like this. Okay. So, when you go to work and you have like a normal day for the rest of the day, just think about me out here. Okay. This is my >> think it would be cool cuz it's excitement, but no, it's not. >> Okay. So, the Jamaican girl was backing herself up and the younger Spanish girl was >> was coming at her. >> What was she doing when she was coming at her specifically? Do you remember? I know it's kind of a weird question. >> What was the Spanish girl doing? >> Yeah. Did she have her hands up? Was she trying to kick her? Was she like throwing bricks at >> her? Like, >> okay. So, she's coming towards her like trying to grab her. >> Where were they when they were doing that? >> Do you remember? >> Like in the intersection on the sidewalk and the girl um she the the Spanish girl was standing by her the trunk of her car and then the Jamaican girl was a few feet back. >> Okay. Camry right there. >> No, he's right. You probably can't see it. It's past the bus stop. Yeah. On the left where the kid's sitting. Thank you. >> Hey, buddy. >> Good morning. >> Yeah. All right. Good to see you. >> Thank you for the help. Sorry I forgot you. We're here and speak Spanish. >> Yeah, you're right. >> Um >> the tag >> at the top. The driver's phone number and the passenger. >> That's the boy. >> The address is on the back. >> Okay. >> That's the little boy. Yep. Okay. >> The daughter is wasn't in the vehicle. Okay. >> It was only the mom and the vehicle. >> Okay. That's it. >> Yeah. She said that um she was uh the small little Toyota was traveling this way on Michigan and that silver car tried to turn left in front of her. >> Okay. She doesn't remember her light sequence or anything like that. >> Yeah. She says she has a green light. >> That's it. Okay. >> Yeah. >> I'm just wondering if this this turn lane gives her the turn arrow. You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah, it probably does. >> Uh any anything? So, how did the the daughter get here? >> Oh, she got because the mom called and said she was involved in an accident. >> I'm assuming they live close and she ran. >> No, the daughter works at OMC and she got dropped off over here. Yeah, >> that's what they do, huh? >> Now it's a full-on balancing act. Witnesses talking over each other, accents crossing wires. It's chaos in stereo. The cops playing translator, therapist, and peacekeeper all at once. Walking a tightroppe with zero safety net. >> Public search. She banged her head, I guess, in the car accident. And uh the older sister was really super worried about her. This is younger sister. So, 20 something. I have the right to speak my mind. I'm not going to get arrested. She attacked me. I have all right to say what I have what I want. I >> think she was calling me to translate with the tow truck. Oh man. >> Who's it called? >> Uh I I don't know who's the investigating officer. I don't know. I would say the silver car is, but >> Okay. >> So that's what I'm saying is like if we take it to her yard, she doesn't pay anything and that insurance will take if she's driver one, then that in her that insurance will take care of her car. >> Okay. >> That's all. >> Yep. >> Okay. Um, yeah. Yeah, this is going to be driver one. This is driver two. >> Yep. [Music] >> Let me grab you the case number. Is this thing going or no? >> Who knows? >> I got I don't understand that for a second. >> Yeah, that's fair. >> That was her phone that we >> So, if you're going to call your own, then you can't leave the car. And this is private property. And once the business opens, they're gonna have this car towed out of here. >> Oh, for who? For good work. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, so stay here with the car and call your tow truck so they can get out. >> Are you a family member or a boyfriend? >> I'm going to get pictures of her car. Um, will you do me a favor and pull mom's aside, get her recollection of it independent of everyone? Or did she already talk to you about it? >> She did. She told me the same. >> Okay. Okay, that's fine. >> I'm going to get some pictures of the car. So, if they want to be in my pictures, they can. If they don't want to be in my pictures, they don't have to. >> Um, do you know if she's writing English or Spanish? >> Spanish. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Okay. >> So, obviously she has no knowledge of what what's going to happen. this way. She has no knowledge about what's going to happen yet. She's still claiming cuz I'm listening to her tell her boyfriend. >> She's still telling her that uh >> um her her statement is that soon as she got out of the car, she went to find out all passengers were okay. >> And um >> of course >> she says, "Hey, are you okay?" And and she says that the girl just received her with this attitude and screaming at her, to proceed to scream at her kid. >> Oh man. And then and she's this girl kept saying whatever she said, you know, or loud or whatever. And then she she said this girl said she put her phone down and then the Jamaican girl started to approach her. So they started fighting. >> Here we go. >> Hi. Good morning. >> Hi. How are you? >> I'm very well. Thank you for asking. How are you? >> Um I'm not good. >> That's okay. Well, you look okay. You look fine. >> This part's pure tension. Ego versus control. The cop is trying to keep it chill, but she ain't buying that. Stay calm talk. She doesn't want logic. She wants to be heard. Every word turns into a power check. Badge pride on one side, street frustration on the other. Truth, it's lost somewhere in the noise. >> You look semi happy. >> Hey, is As long as everybody's okay. >> Everybody's okay. Exactly. >> Okay. So, um >> Yes, ma'am. How can I help? >> Did y'all take statements from everybody? >> I did. >> Uh-uh. You did not take a statement from that little girl over there. >> What little girl >> that was in the car with her? >> What? Okay. I don't know your first name. >> My I'm the owner of the car, Laura. Well, >> I don't know what that is. >> My name is Laura Roland. >> Nice to meet you. >> The gray Nissan is my car. >> The gray Nissan. >> Do you know what's going on right now? >> This gray Nissan? >> Oh, wow. >> Never mind. I got me to take her statement. >> Ma'am, listen to me. Listen. Look at me in my face. My name is Officer Jonathan Gerald. It's very nice to meet you. I don't know who you don't be nervous, please. We're just two humans. I know that's hard to So this is what I've I've in the last 10 years of law enforcement, this is what I've learned. I don't care about you right now. >> I've learned to do is to completely separate and I don't care about your experience. >> Completely separate yourself, okay? And let's just talk like humans so that I can explain to you everything cuz you're very highly emotional and that's not going to be a good conversation. I want you to kind of meet me a little bit if you can and we can have a conversation. >> I asked one question. >> What was your question? I'm sorry. >> Did y'all take statements from everybody? You said yes. No, you haven't. >> Okay. Okay. >> You do not take a statement from her sister. >> Okay. All right. Thank you for your help. >> My lawyer to come here. >> Thank you for your help, ma'am. >> Diana. Diana, listen to me. I don't know who she is. I've been I tried to be >> the owner of the car, the vehicle. >> That's fine. I've tried to be very >> owner. Uhhuh. >> I've tried to be very nice to her. Okay. But what I have to do here, and I've explained this to you, and I haven't explained this to her. She didn't give me the opportunity. What I have to do here is work on the crash, right? I have to figure out how the vehicles were. I apologize. I haven't introduced myself to you yet. You go. >> The the two cars collided somehow. I have to work that part of it and then I have to get into the the events that took place afterwards. Okay. >> Yeah, but I seen you have the girl writing. You could be quiet, please. You have the floor. >> You have the girl writing out a statement as she wasn't here >> and my sister was in the car and she's not writing out a statement, but the girl came on the scene after the fact and y'all got her writing down stuff. >> Well, Diana, do you know why I have her writing down a statement? But >> well, I have her writing out a statement because you and her were in a physical altercation, right? Okay. So, >> I figured out the crash, right? The crash is very simple. Two cars were crossing through the intersection. They hit each other. >> Even though my sister was in a car, she don't write nothing. >> Well, the the crash isn't Okay, so let's let me show you like a a level of priority. So, a level of priority is you guys got into a physical altercation. That's that's up here. >> The crash is kind of down here. I have the crash figured out already. >> Okay. the crash isn't super super important honestly because you're claiming that you guys have the green light. She's claiming that she had the green light and that's very possible. Both are very possible >> because as you can see right now the two green the two sides both have greens. So >> that's why >> Yeah. >> Authority and defiance lock eyes. No one blinks. The cops keeping it professional, but you can tell he's running on fumes. The lady's not angry. She's tired. Tired of not being heard. He talks laws. She talks life. Same words, different worlds. It's not a fight anymore. It's a standoff built on misunderstanding. >> Cuz I know these two would be green. Yes, these two would be green for sure >> on both sides. And that and that makes sense, right? Because especially very early in the morning, a lot of people aren't using this turn lane. So unless all the traffic goes red, this turn lane's not going to get a green arrow. >> So and and that's just that's neither here nor there. The crash is very the crash is very simple to figure out. Okay. Two cars were crossing through the intersection. One hits the other one. Okay, that's very very simple. So now my my very important part and that's why I'm getting a statement from her as well is because I have to figure out how the physical altercation took >> took place. Okay. And what I haven't explained to you guys yet is that I have a separate independent witness that also gave me a statement as well. Okay. >> So you could >> I know. >> Okay. Then then let's let's not be mad at Officer Gerald. I'm working here, guys. I I know it's not like uh it's not it's maybe I'm not working at the speed that you guys want because I have to get statements from everybody and they they're Spanish speaking so I have to kind of work through a translation. >> She does >> the mother. >> Yes. >> Oh, >> she has a the license and I got that information and all that stuff will be in the crash report and I'll explain that stuff to you here soon. Maybe I should do that. Give you the crash forms and then that crash portion will be done. But what I'm working on right now, Diana, >> so are you going to have a crash report here or we got to pay and get the one online? So, I don't I don't recommend you paying to get it, but on the forum there's a spot where you can pay to buy it. But it's 12 bucks. 12 bucks. >> I recommend you just get it from your car insurance. Okay. >> Okay. But if you >> How about Okay. Not to cut off. We could get those reports another time. >> Yes, ma'am. >> What is going to happen cuz >> So, what's going to happen now? And I'm And I'm not I'm not fully divulging everything to you guys and I apologize for that because I kind of it's it's kind of up to me to kind of remain independent, right? And work everybody's kind of statements and everybody's things, okay, independently. I can't take somebody's side and I can't >> cause definitely you're doing your job as you're supposed to. >> So what's gonna happen now is I'm going to take statements from everybody. Okay. And once I gather those statements, okay, I may or may not find probable cause to arrest her. Okay. >> This was all in Spanish. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Thank you, buddy. You're welcome. >> So let's let's say for argument sake I find probable cause that she fought you in the intersection. Okay. Then I would go make an arrest on her. Okay. >> She definitely did. I don't I there's no other for me to put it. >> I was on the phone hand and there when that [ __ ] happened. I just heard her say she's on me and >> I didn't >> I didn't even do nothing. I just standing up there and she come to me and she like oh what happened? What happened? And I said the light only thing I said was your mom missed the light and I and that was it. She attacked me. >> Oh and and it's probably it's probably a simple >> because I talk to her too loud. She she come rushing me. I at that point I don't what am I to do? I feel threatened. I I'm scared for my life at that point because I don't know what you coming towards me to do. >> I understand. >> I understand forms. >> Mhm. >> I want you if you need more paper, I have another one, Diana. Okay. >> Do you need another piece of paper? I want you to be detailed. I don't want you to just stop at the end. If you have more to write, I have another piece. >> Yeah, you could just get me another one. >> Okay. >> Everyone's pretending it's calm, but nah, this is quiet chaos. The officer's voice stays cool, but his patience paper thin. A tiny crash turned into a culture clash. The daughter's guarding her pride, the cops guarding his tone. Respects a negotiation now. And every word feels like a gamble. >> Diana, as soon as you get to the bottom of that one, it looks like you're almost there. Just start where you left off at the at the bottom of that one. Start at the top of that one. Okay. But don't write on Are you done with this one? >> I'm going to take it so you don't write on top of it. Okay. >> Cuz they're carbon copy and it'll go through to the next one. >> All right. >> Excuse me. Can I get their insurance information? >> Yes, ma'am. I'll have it in the crash form. And I guess that was kind of what I explained to her just now. I guess maybe I need to wrap up that portion of it and give you guys the crash forms and then I can work on the next portion. >> So, let me do that and I'll explain the whole uh reporting section to you. Okay. >> The light red. >> It does have green air. >> The light will red light red. Right. Okay. My sister just seen a red light. Laura was over there and they had and we had 10. >> It is it is possible that that there was a green arrow, but per your own statement, you don't remember the green arrow. Okay. >> Don't say another word. >> Do not say another word. >> The the crash portion is is going to be on here. Okay. It's going to be documented. I wasn't I wasn't here for the crash. I didn't witness it. I didn't witness any of the cycles. We don't have any cameras here that would have caught anything. >> I find a camera. I'm going to find a camera. Carol, if if is it Cara or Carol? Carol, if you can find a camera here, then then you've then you've then you've been Laura, I'm sorry, Laura. Nobody corrected me. You guys let me go. >> Sorry, Laura. I'm sorry. So, if you find a camera here, by all means, educate me. But the city only has so many cameras at so many intersections because >> businesses have cameras. >> They do. You're right. Absolutely. >> And I'm going to get that footage. >> All right. Please let me know when you get it, Laura. Okay. >> I would. Why haven't you taken her yet? >> Laura, she need a second to take my sister's statement. >> This is a Laura. >> Just as you guys can imagine. Um, okay. So, when when Laura comes back, please explain to her that this is the case number here. Miss, >> what's the actual report? >> I don't have it. >> Yeah, Laura, it's not going to come up right now. >> No, you're supposed to get a yellow copy, aren't I? >> Yeah, I'll be [ __ ] Laura, you got to wait cuz when I got into the accident a couple weeks ago, she was making it tough for me today. >> Thank you, D. Well, it's her car, so I want to like >> Laura, come. >> I want to explain it to you, Laura, cuz it's your car, but I I I just want us to kind of be >> I don't trust you people. >> We're trying to get to the >> I don't know what you people means, Laura. >> Me as in like a cop. >> I'm sorry that you don't trust cops, Laura. I I don't know. I I can't fix that. >> Awful. I've already caught you in three lies. Okay, Laura, then I I've been nothing but nice. Laura, >> Laura, Laura, listen. >> I'm really not, Laura. I promise. >> I caught you in three lies. >> Laura, I'm not lying to you. You're You're just being argumentative. This is what we will. Just leave him talk, man. >> Sorry. >> Truth's cracking like old concrete. Facts fade, feelings take over. Green lights, red lies, and bruised egos everywhere. Laura's barking loudly, but it's fear wearing confidence. The cop's voice tightens, tired of the dance. Now it's bigger than a crash. It's history, power, and pain colliding in real time. >> I'm trying to be nice, but I can only be nice at a certain point, guys, and then I have to be like the police officer that >> that nobody wants to see. So, I'm trying to be nice. Okay, if you guys will explain this to her later. >> Almost there, boys. >> What is up? >> Almost there. >> I apologize for the delay. >> No, I'm going to go physical. I'm going to go physical. >> So, I'm just trying to get there. Just dealing with them has been a absolute treat >> to my law enforcement career. Um, I'm going this way to deal with them. I'm going to give them their crash. They speak some English. >> Yeah, they speak some English. >> Okay. Am I going to be able to tell them everything or No. >> Yeah. >> All right. Hi, big guy. I want your blanket. Okay. So, this is your crash form. This is the case number up top. So the the car wasn't towed. We're going to leave it here. >> They're going to do a private tow. >> Okay. So this this part doesn't apply here then. So the rest of this applies. If you want to come down to the police department, you can get your own copy of it, okay, from there. But they charge you like $2. All right. Do we have any questions? >> We good? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Um I forget your first name. >> Angelie. >> Angel. >> Angelie, can I borrow you? >> So, Angelie, when the crash happened, >> do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, when the crash happened here, um I guess you showed up afterwards, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, when you showed up afterwards, did somebody just drop you off? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I'm I'm coming I'm running to the front of my office and pick up somebody. I don't know who is this. And they bring me here. So, when I'm down the car, I'm ask her because I'm nervous. So I'm say you okay you're fine how and she told me I'm fine I'm good and say okay >> and that's it >> run into my car look my son my mom my car everything is good and say can you tell me what happened and she told me why I need to talk to you what happened and say sorry I just want I just want make sure my mom told me the right thing >> and she told me ah the light is green and She she's coming in the light red and um I told to my mom >> and I told to her, "You sure the light is is green? I just want to make sure." And she told me, "Ah, why you?" She told me, "Ah." >> Now the air's thick. Words don't land. They explode. Laura's spiraling. The officer's trying to hold the line, but empathy is running on empty. It's not just them anymore. It's the whole world arguing through their voices. The streets dead quiet, but the tension deafening. >> What the [ __ ] you talk? You ask me if I'm sure the light is green and say, "Girl, I'm just asking for make sure my mom told me right thing." That's it. My And she she's starting to My son told to her, "Stop." And she told, "Ah, shut up your [ __ ] mouth. Don't talk to me. Shut up." and say girl that's my son you need to respect because he have only six years and I don't talk to you I I don't talk to you bad or something like that I just ask asking you for make sure my son my my mom is in the for time >> and she putting the thing in the floor in the floor and talk and talk to me ah what the [ __ ] you ask me and she call me so I'm put I'm putting hard because chief coming around me. >> Yeah. >> And they come here. >> Okay. >> You >> So So when you guys were fighting, did anybody fall on the ground? Did anybody get punched or slapped or hit or anything? >> She has she I don't know. >> Grabbed like grabbed your hair. >> My hair. >> Okay. >> All right. Um >> and better to talk to my phone like that. >> Okay. Um >> I'm so sorry. >> That's okay. >> I'm going to pull my car over here so I don't have to go back to that side. Will you just Will you hang out with Officer Ortiz? >> I'm just going to pull up right here. We're going to go. So if I get back over there in that mess, I'm going to be Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Okay. Is that your phone? >> Yes. >> Okay. Bring it with you. Okay. Come on. >> I need my wallet. >> No, you don't need your wallet. >> Okay. >> Here. Hold on. Hold on. Before you sit down, I got to put these on you. Okay. Will you put your hands back here? Thank you. Behind you all the way. Thank you. Listen, when you got here and you guys got into a fight. Okay. >> Can you translate me? >> Yes, I can in Spanish. >> All right. When you got here? >> Yes. When she got here and the two girls got into a fight, see >> the the one there was a witness that was across the street in her car and the witness watched you approach the Jamaican girl and start the fight. Words turn sharp fast. The woman's fury flips from confusion to pride like a light switch. One question about a traffic light and boom, it's war. Her little kids watching, soaking in the chaos like it's normal. Now it's all noise, nerves, and survival instincts. The whole scene feels like it's on edge, waiting to snap. saying that the uh she said that the that the fight happened by her car. >> Okay. >> And that she threw herself to the ground when that when that all went down. >> Okay. >> And the with the independent witness was with that their mom like she she saw them with the independent witness. >> Okay. Will you ask her if she has any things in her pockets that I need to know about? phone. >> Our phone. >> My phone and my AirPods. >> Okay. Are you Can you pull them out? Can you reach or No, >> I don't want to pull one of your pockets if I don't have to. >> That's okay. I'll I'll give them to them over there. Do you want your phone to go with you? >> Yes. >> Okay. Can you pull it out? I don't want to take it out of your Is this it? That's nothing else in your pockets. >> I don't think so. No. >> Okay. Do you want me to turn this off for you? >> Yes. >> Okay. That way. >> Can you Can you check where is the phone? Because my Let me check. That's the read the tow truck. Okay. See mommy. Mama. Okay. >> Um, I'm going to turn it off to save your battery. Okay. I'm going to turn it off. >> Tell her I'm going to I'm going to give these to your mom. >> Okay. >> So that this will go with you down there. Okay. Okay. >> Will you sit? Thank you. The arrest doesn't shock, it just hits heavy. She's still yapping through the cuffs, but it's hollow now. Witnesses back her story. Cops stay steady, sweeping up the pieces. Phones, pride, silence, all collected. It ends how chaos always ends, not with fireworks, but with exhaustion. Both women were visibly upset, but showed no significant injuries. 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