MAN, I'M TIRED OF THIS [ __ ] BRO. DON'T NOBODY UNDERSTAND WHAT THE I GO THROUGH, BRO. HE STAY WITH HIS BABY MAMA, BRO. I'M TIRED OF THIS. IT WAS ALREADY A BABY SITUATION. >> On April 26th, 2025, officers arrived at a quiet residence only to find a domestic dispute that was anything but quiet. A woman's world was shattered when she realized her status in a messy love triangle. What began as a heated argument quickly turned into a legal nightmare for everyone involved. Watch the video to see what actually happened. >> How do I follow? >> Maya. >> Yep. For real. >> Okay. Uh over here by my squad car, please. >> Man, I'm leaving. >> No, I need you here. You're not going anywhere. >> Y'all want to arrest me, y'all can. >> You're not going anywhere until arrest me then or I'm not done. >> Stand over there. >> I'm tired of him, bro. >> Okay, I understand. We're going to figure this out, please. We ain't gonna figure [ __ ] up cuz I'LL BE RIGHT BACK. SO WHATEVER Y'ALL GOT TO DO, I'll be right back. >> Let's go. >> Yeah, please. >> Maya, you are not going over. Maya, stop. >> Bro, leave me alone, bro. >> 17 down there. >> MAN, I'M TIRED OF THIS [ __ ] BRO. DON'T NOBODY UNDERSTAND WHAT THE I GO THROUGH, BRO. HE BABY MAMA, BRO. I'M TIRED OF THIS. IT WAS ALREADY A BABY SITUATION. ARE YOU STILL DOING THIS [laughter] [ __ ] BRO? I'M TIRED OF THIS. >> OKAY. >> I'M TIRED OF THIS [ __ ] BRO. >> OKAY. [laughter] >> Do you want to sit my [ __ ] up? >> No, I'm not getting in your car, bro. >> Okay. Well, >> thanks. Yeah, sure is. >> I got you. >> Go look up. Look up his background. He already enough for be my ass anyway. So, go ahead. >> Okay. Come here. Come here. >> Can you explain what's going on? >> Nothing. He stay want to text his BABY MAMA. GUYS, BABY MAMA sending me messages of them texting [gasps and laughter] and that's the that's the whole reason. Then it was today trying to be cool with me yesterday but today her today. So that's that's the reason cuz it's show much of when I AIN'T DO [ __ ] at all. Not nothing. >> So >> So can I get all protection on him? I don't want him around me. Never ever again. I swear to God I don't I don't want him around me. I'm not trying I'm not No, I'm done. I'm done with I don't I want to order protection on him. Please. >> Okay. Who Who made contact here first, though? >> Me. >> Okay. Well, >> it don't matter. He put his hands on me, too. So, whatever. >> Always. I can I need to order protection on him. I don't want him around me. He just going to try to confide me, do whatever. Don't like he did last time. Was sitting at the police station waiting on me trying to get me to come outside. I don't want him around me. I need to order protection on him. The police The police see you. No, you said you were sitting outside. LET ME SHOW YOU THE MESSAGES. >> All right. >> Let me show you the messages where he say I'm sent outside. They said you at the police station. Let me show you. >> I need OP on him. That's all. I don't care about nothing else. Just give me I need OT. I need to follow OP on him. I don't want you around me ever again in my life. I promise you. And I won't come back. I just need protection. That's it. It's just my safety. I need order protection. >> Talk to me. >> Yeah. Can you sit with her, please? >> It don't matter what he say. >> 172. Just let me talk to you guys. The screeching was truly on another level. There was no self-regulation, no filter, and absolutely no common sense in sight. She demanded an order of protection while standing right on the property she claimed to fear. It was pure main character energy fueled by the painful realization that she was just a side chick all along. >> So, did you hit him first? >> Yep. >> I sure did. He should never tried to do that. Take that [ __ ] out my hand. Don't touch me. He should never touch me. Don't touch me. >> Okay. >> He want to press charges. Let him press charges. That's That's what he can do. I want him to go ahead. Let him press charges. >> Do you have somewhere to go? >> Yeah, Chicago. I'll walk there. >> Okay. >> Is this your car? >> Nope. >> That's Oh, >> the car he gave me for my birthday and took back yesterday. >> Is your name on it? >> Nope. It's okay. It's his car for sure. It's his car. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, it is. [clears throat] Okay, >> let him He can press charges. Go ahead. Let him let him press charges. And I'm getting an OP and he I don't want He said he can't text me either, right? >> Correct. If you get an OP, he can protect you from any any kind of >> Do you have an OP against him right now? >> Nope. But I'm getting one. >> Okay. >> So, he can't contact me, text me, none of that. And I'm make sure. >> But I understand that also pertains that you can't fake him contacting you. >> I know. I know. >> That's cool. >> Okay. He's not really interested in pressing anything. >> No, let him press charges on me cuz I'm not done. He want to do that. He He should never have just said that. That's first of all. He told y'all take me to jail. Pray he want to PRESS CHARGES. I GOT NOTHING FOR HIM. That's it. That's it. That's all. >> I just told you he's not interested in that. >> Okay. He should never have said it. So now now that's that. And I just told his sister and I told my mama. They told me to get the [ __ ] away from him. So I'm going to get the away from him. >> Okay. Is there >> That's the weirdest [ __ ] he could ever say. >> Is there some place you can go? >> Yeah. Chicago. Chicago. away from here now tonight. >> Yeah, I'm gonna go. Y'all could y'all can drop me off. Drop me off to the gas station down there now. >> Which gas station? >> Let me call a cab real quick. Hold on. Keep telling saying the same thing. I been told you to leave it alone. Like, okay. Y'all can't tell me what to do. [snorts] >> Okay. So, if we take you here somewhere, >> take me to Chicago. >> That can't happen. >> Well, I don't have nowhere else to go. >> Somewhere else that isn't here >> in Isn't here? Like where? Take me to the gas station. Yeah, that's somewhere. >> Drop me off at the gas station. I'll be right back. So, >> you're going to be back. Y >> then there's no point in me. >> Well, it's no point then. I don't got nowhere else to go. I'm not going to stay outside. >> So, if somebody going to take me to Chicago, that'll be fine. If not, I don't know what to tell y'all. Like, arrest me. Take me to jail then. I rather sit in jail. >> Poland 59. >> Boy, stop crying over there. >> So, you want to go somewhere else? Where can I take you? Where you going to take me? Chicago? >> No. >> Well, I don't have nowhere else to go. I'm not going to sit at a gas station. I'm not >> Well, you're not. I don't You can't stay here. >> Well, where else y'all want me to go? I'll be I'm going just be right back. I'm not going to just stay at a gas station. I'm not going to just stay anywhere. I don't have no ride. Well, I don't know what to tell you. Y'all going to drop me off at the gas station. I'm going to come right back and y'all going to be right back over here. >> She practically begged to be arrested because her GPS didn't include a free ride to Chicago. The potato head logic was strong when she admitted to hitting him first, but still expected the police to be her personal security team. It was a chaotic display of entitlement that left the officers looking physically exhausted by her constant circular reasoning >> for battery then. >> If y if that's what y'all want to do, >> I'd rather not. I'm giving you the option to do something else. >> It's up to you if that's what you want to do. You keep asking me the same thing. Did I hear him? I told you. Yeah. If you want to take me to jail, then take >> I do not understand. I'm trying to give you the option here. >> You can take me to jail >> to go somewhere else. >> Yeah, take me to jail. How about that? >> That's what you want to do? Go ahead. >> Okay. Is this your even your car? >> Yes. >> You just said it's not. >> Okay. It's my car. Ask them. >> It's our car. I pay for stuff. >> Does she have access to this car? come out. >> Is this her car? >> Okay, turn around. Put your hands on your back. Take me to jail and [ __ ] >> No, come on. I want to go to jail. Calm down. >> No, come on. I'm ready to take him to jail. >> He lied and she never she >> he lied and she said she did. So I I don't know if that makes any difference. >> I mean I seen her make contact with him. You want your bag up there with you? >> Yeah. Forever. [ __ ] you, [ __ ] on my life. You would never hear from me again on my life. Please forever [ __ ] you on my life, [ __ ] [ __ ] you. Yeah, everybody know I'm going TO KNOW ABOUT THIS [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] you. >> Okay, except for [laughter and gasps] you in your pockets. >> Oh. My nose on me. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. your resid, [snorts] [laughter] bro. In the end, she chose a jail cell over a peaceful exit because she simply couldn't stop the drama. She had multiple chances to walk away, but she chose to stay and fight over a man she claimed she never wanted to see again. It was a loud, messy reminder that some people are their own biggest problem. The woman was charged with domestic battery. She was also charged with disorderly conduct. How many of you think she'll be back the moment she gets out? Comment below your thoughts on this. If you enjoyed this breakdown, hit the like button and subscribe so you don't miss the next case. Thanks for watching and we'll see you in the next