And the call came out there that you said that the baby was inside and then now everything is dead bolted and locked. That's all >> My BABY IS WITH THEM. I JUST YOU JUST TALKED TO THEM. >> THAT'S NOT a baby. >> IT WASN'T A FALSE REPORT. YOU JUST SAT THERE AND TALKED TO HER ABOUT MY KIDS. THEY'RE IN THE HOUSE! >> [screaming] >> IT WAS CHRISTMAS night in 2025 and while most people were enjoying leftovers, the Boynton Beach Police were dealing with a very festive emergency. A woman claimed she was locked out of her home with her newborn baby trapped inside. This was a high-stakes scenario [music] that immediately shifted the officers into rescue mode. They treated it with the urgency of a life-or-death crisis, unaware they were starring in a very bizarre holiday drama. >> The first one? >> Huh? >> You got that first one? >> No, I don't have it. >> Your baby's in there? >> Yeah. >> Is he sleeping? All right. Okay. >> But no one else is in there? >> I don't know. >> How long How long has he been in there alone? >> That's a dead bolt, too. Jesus. Um Yeah, cuz it's a If she Is there a back side to this? >> Yeah, there is. >> It's a I'm just going to go. Um Yeah, cuz it's It'll be like exigent circumstance. Yeah. No. Is that you talking? >> No, that is. >> No. >> That's her then? >> Yeah. Cuz I don't think Yeah. I >> don't think this one is. It's probably yeah, but I don't know cuz when it 333 and 31 but you can't Listen, it's locked, too. Yeah. >> I'm going to ask her about I mean I'm going to tell her that the only thing you can do is have the fire department come. >> Yeah, and break it. >> All right, ma'am. So, what we can do is have the fire department come and and they're going to break the door down. >> Okay. >> Is that fine? >> Yeah, that's fine. >> All right, I'm going to get all her 14 while you start them. Cuz this might have to be a report. So, I'll grab it. Well, um >> The surprising thing was what kind of mother this was, who showed no concern for her child at all. Only after the baby was locked inside did she suddenly start worrying. This was extremely shocking and painful to witness. >> [music] >> If she had not been careless, an enjoyable night would never have turned into such a serious situation. Carelessness like this turns small mistakes into big problems, and [music] sadly, the child always ends up paying the price. >> What's your name and >> O'Neal. >> Phone number cuz because We're calling the fire department and because your door is going to be >> What are the issues you want to report? >> Trailer. >> I'm feeling around for a pin. All right. All right, what's your name? >> Beverly. >> Um B E V E >> R L >> R L E Y >> All right, yeah. R L R L Y >> Oh, no E. Okay. >> B E V E R L Y >> Y, okay. Um what's your last name? You did say that. You got a middle initial? >> A >> Um, date of birth? What's the baby's name? >> The baby's name? Um, Raymond. >> What's his last name? >> Raymond, Clark. >> Clark? >> Clark, Clark, Clark. >> With an E? >> No. >> Okay, so just C L A R K? >> Yeah. >> And how is or what's Raymond's date of birth? >> His date of birth? >> Yeah. >> 11 6 2015 >> Oh, no, no. >> Yeah. >> What's um, what's your phone number? >> And all the windows are locked. >> Yeah, they're locked. I could be wrong, but I think he's still in there. You know, it's Christmas time, so there was people over here, so I don't know. I think he's still in the house. I left him in the house. >> Oh. >> We walked out the door. >> Wait. Wait, wait. First of all, wait. You think somebody >> took him? >> No, no, no. I had family members over here. You know how people come and go with their kids. He probably He's still in the house. I think he's still in the house. I mean, >> That's what I'm saying. You say you think like >> Yeah, so I mean, I don't know. I locked the door by mistake. >> Right. So, I'm saying, do you think that somebody might have like your family members might have taken him to spend the night somewhere else? >> Yeah, maybe. >> You want to call them first before we break this door down? >> No, I just rather you guys break the door down. >> Well, you're going to have to replace it, you know that, right? >> At that moment, the real concern was the child's safety and health, making sure no accident had happened. On the other side was the mother's negligence, claiming [music] she accidentally closed the door. But who makes such a serious mistake? This clearly [music] showed it was pure carelessness. If she had acted responsibly, this situation would never have happened. >> We've got to replace the door. >> You are. Like when they break it down. >> How are they going to break it down? Can they just open a on >> No, we're going They're they in through the door. Well, we'll see when they get here. >> Thank you, you too. >> I mean, we'll see when they get here. You can ask them, but if all else >> You'd rather them break a window? >> No, it's a window right there that needs to be open. >> It's open. >> It is open? >> I mean, I don't know if he's in there or not. >> Okay, wait. >> I don't I'm just I'm trying to see if I can get in the house. >> Okay. Right. >> Is he Is Is your baby in there or not? >> Yeah. I'm I think he is. >> Can we see him from here? Can you see him from here? So, is he on the You know what I'm saying? Is >> I left him in the in the thing. >> How long How long When's the last time you saw him? >> Just a couple of hours ago. We got outside and then >> All right. So, wait a minute. What's your phone number again? >> It's 504 >> All right. Walk us through what So, you have family members over here earlier on Christmas Eve, right? >> Yeah. >> So, they were over here. You guys were, you know, parlaying, doing what family does, and then you walked outside with family members and left the baby inside. And then what? So, what time was all of this? >> What time was it? >> Yes. >> I know, but >> So, by 11:00 like 11:00 the the baby is or the the everybody was here around 11:00. What time everybody left? >> Um they just left probably like >> So, left about 1:30. So, family got here at 11:00. They left about 1:30. >> And what time did you come out here? >> Me, I just walked out the door. I didn't know I was talking, and then when I went back to go in the house, it was locked. >> The most concerning and surprising part was that the woman showed no shame or nervousness over what she had done. Instead, she stood there confidently, showing no concern at all. It did not even feel like she cared about her own child. >> You were talking with your family? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, when you before you walked outside, did you see your baby or not? >> I seen him. >> You seen him? All right. And where like where in the house? >> Probably on the on his rocker. So, and so we just moved over here. So, I don't know. I I cannot remember. Probably on by the couch. The couch is there. >> I know. So, when we if we was to walk in the the door, right? Is it straight ahead? Is it in the Can we if we shine our lights by the air conditioner, is it on this side or is it right here? Are you going to tell us >> could you could Our windows are tight closed. >> I know, but we going to try to see if we can look in there and see if we see a individual in there. You know what I'm saying? >> So, you could see you could probably see it. >> Where do you think the baby is? Is it in the first window or the second window? >> one. >> The first window? And you think it's in a rocker? >> Yeah. I mean, he could he could probably be gone with one of them, but I think he's in the house. >> I I I don't understand. How do you not know where your baby is? >> Someone took him. Someone We had Okay, you had a baby. Your grandma or somebody took the baby. >> But wouldn't they tell you wouldn't they tell you? >> I mean, I don't know, sir. >> Okay. All right. Let's let's Let me try to see. And then But you Listen. You need You got to call and see if somebody got your baby, all right? Cuz right now we don't hear no screaming or nothing. And new This a new new baby. So, most time they wake up like every couple minutes. They wake up like every 30 minutes to a hour. Oh, [ __ ] And it's She got uh curtains. Hold on. All right. So, there's a chair. Oh my god. Hell yeah. Um >> I'm trying to figure out how long >> What? The baby? >> seen the baby. Cuz now we're going to something. >> This is going to be different. This is not just AOD to FD. This is I mean not A I mean it's not just a police assist. >> This was a sensitive matter where the child's safety was extremely important. Every step had to be taken carefully. Checking the house and gathering even the smallest details from the woman was a crucial and necessary step to avoid any negligence [music] and prevent worse outcomes. >> You want me to tell them something else cuz now and I don't see that. Okay. Like you you tell me what you It's like right here is >> I usually got mine. >> Yeah. >> Put it in the glove compartment. >> Like what do you That's a chair. >> Yeah. >> I don't see no rocker on that side. Um And now the police I mean they here. I'm finna call Sarge. >> Yeah, yeah. Can you give them a update, FD? That's a nice watch. >> Yeah. You calling Are you finna give them update or you want I'mma call Sarge. >> Yeah, you call Sarge. >> Okay. >> [sighs] >> Um Where is he at? Oh my god, I ain't I don't have a bat. What the hell is going on? Got to be about there. Hey, Sarge. Okay, so we here and um the lady says All right, the lady says that um she was like she thinks her baby's inside, but she's not sure. Okay? So, then, cuz at first when she was like, "Oh, I've been outside for a couple hours." She's like, "I've been out to um my family came over at 11:00. We was out here talking and hanging out, and then they left about 1:00." And then she said that, um, "I think my baby's in there, but I'm not sure." She was like, uh, Yeah. So, then she was just saying, "I think he's in there, but I'm not sure." And I And so, I told her she need to call. She was like, "Maybe somebody took him. I'm not sure." So, that's where we're at now. So, I told her to call a family member to make sure that they don't have the baby. >> Surprisingly, instead of resolving, the situation kept getting worse. One strange claim followed another. She was no longer even sure whether her child was inside or not. >> [music] >> Such carelessness was shocking. If the baby was not inside, then where was the baby? >> Uh, so we can't uh Yeah, no, the deadbolts are on everything, and all the doors and windows are locked shut. So, now fire department is here, and they're ready to go to breach it, but, um, Um, cuz you know, obviously, if the baby's in there, it's a newborn. It was born November 6th, 2025. Right. And if the baby then, so, you know, if the baby is here. I But, she don't know where the baby is. She said, "I think I left him in there. He might be in a rocker, but I'm not sure." But, we don't hear no crying or anything. I don't This seems a little off. And we're all just puzzled. So, um, Okay. So, Right. Right. Okay. I just want to let you know where we're at with this. Right. Okay. All right. Bye-bye. Uh days like 11 6 11 6 2025 >> Did you find any family members that have this baby? >> No, I told her to call. Cuz she said she don't >> All right. Can you verify that this is your house first of all? >> Yeah, I'm afraid you're breaking into somebody's >> Well, can you verify that this is your house? You don't have your ID that has your license your your address on it? >> The address? >> Yeah. A piece of mail or something. I mean I mean she She's going to try to verify it through >> Where she's going? >> To her car, I'm assuming. Oh. He was like, um obviously if this is if this is a house he was like, um we got to get in there. It's a brand new baby. >> But as far as the other >> Oh. No, like depending on where the baby at. >> The tension in the air was clearly felt. On one side, officers needed to share information among themselves to understand what was really happening. >> [music] >> On the other side, every possible effort was being made to get the truth out of the woman as her story kept changing. Confusion grew stronger. Stories kept shifting and trust slowly faded with every passing minute. >> So, that's he was like we got to get in there. So, um >> But now she's saying the baby cuz she doesn't want him to break the door all of a sudden. Now she's saying, no her aunt took him. >> Did you guys try to get in any other doors? >> No, everything's dead bolted. >> Are you guys No, but you guys tried the windows or anything? >> Yeah, they're all locked. >> Cuz yeah, she's she's completely We haven't We didn't We looked through the windows. We didn't see anything. >> Yeah, cuz she was saying that they're And I you know, I think babies at 11 November 6 they should cry every couple, you know, 30, 40 minutes. Now, I don't even hear nothing. But, I'm trying to >> Uh where who are you calling on the phone while we're all standing out here and wondering where the baby is? >> You got to call somebody. >> You want us >> No, where is the baby though? >> No, we're going to go through the door, so make the call or we're breaking the door. You don't know where your kid is and that you're leaving them alone. But, the thing is you're saying things that make a phone call or >> to find out where the baby is. >> It's a 1-month-old baby. >> We got to find the baby. >> It can't be in there alone that long. How do you not have a phone number that you can call? >> We need to know where the baby's at because the police We've been called here and the call came out that you said that the baby was inside and then now everything is deadbolt and locked, so now we need to know we need to make sure that that baby is fine. Mhm. Yeah, how did that Who locked the door? So, you So, you left the house? She left She left the house. >> It was absolutely necessary to confirm whether the child was safe and where the child actually was. The mother's stories seemed either meant to save herself from being held responsible or driven by something else entirely. Officers questioning her and confirming the child's safety was highly commendable. They truly deserve appreciation for how they tried to resolve the situation carefully. >> That's what it is. It It's coming out slowly. So, she left and went somewhere because somebody locked the door. Somebody locked the door. So, you don't have the keys to get in here. >> Yeah. >> Sir? >> You don't have to lock it. I think he left and went with them. >> Who? Who? >> My aunt told me where about it. >> Oh, no. My aunt My aunt has him. I mean, you don't have to worry about my baby. >> Well, why are we out here? Why did you call us out here then? >> Somebody needs to. >> You see, I was definitely getting called inside. >> It's no one in there. Nobody's in there. >> Are you on the phone with your aunt? >> Yeah. >> Put her on speaker, please. Okay. >> Well, you're not on the phone with the Something You got to listen. Where's the baby? >> I know you guys can't stand by, I mean She The thing is she doesn't verify it. This is some random person's house and she's just a 20 telling us to break in. Yeah. >> No, this isn't my ex's house. We just moved over here. >> Who is we? >> Me and my boyfriend just moved in. >> Okay. Where's the boyfriend? >> I don't Oh, I think he's in jail. >> What? Okay, wait. All right. So, you listen. You left the house. That's what happened because like They just said there's no way somebody else locked this door from outside. And so, you weren't here, right? You actually drove off while your baby was still here. >> I didn't drive off anyway. I I wasn't in the car. >> Well, is Are those the keys? >> I thought the >> To the house? Somebody locked this door. You understand? Ma'am, you understand that the deadbolt is on this. So, somebody locked it from outside. So, that means they shut the door and they locked it. >> Okay, these are my old keys. >> I understand. Who has the new keys? >> I don't know where they are. >> Ask him if we're taking him. >> So >> The situation became completely unclear. At first, [music] she claimed she accidentally locked the door, but now she refused to accept that and blamed someone else instead. >> [music] >> Her changing statements were pushing the situation into deeper confusion, and she was only making things harder for herself. >> He said if we knew that if they obviously we get in there because we because the a baby may be in there. So it's like stringent circumstances and she's going to be responsible for paying for this door. She is. >> So you don't have to break the door. >> We're going to break it because we don't know where the baby is. And you called and said that the baby was in there. >> is gone. >> Where is the baby? >> The baby is with my aunt. >> Okay. Where >> Are you Are you calling DCFS on her? >> Absolutely. >> Yeah, cuz where is the baby? Ma'am. >> I don't know. Do we Do we >> I but this got to be it's got to be cuz she said that the baby's in there. >> Ma'am, are you telling me the baby's in >> Yeah. Excuse me. Listen No, but listen, where is the baby? >> The baby is with my aunt. >> Where is the baby though? Where is the address? Because No, listen. You going to go to jail. Okay? But you're going to go to jail because >> I think I'm thinking >> This You're not understanding. The call came out, right? You called the police and said that I think my baby's inside. Right? So now you don't Now you say I think somebody took him and you don't know where it's at. >> I'm not going to leave him in the house. >> You So >> Let me call somebody. >> Okay, yeah, call him again. So the thing is is where's the baby? You can't You have to tell us something. And then too you got to get them on the phone so if we have to go to their house and verify where this baby is because you called us saying that the baby was in the house. And now we don't know where the baby is and you don't You can't tell us nothing. You got to This is serious. >> Okay, there is no baby in there. He's He's He's well protected. >> Where? >> He's The baby is well protected. >> Where? You do uh Okay, so where is he? Why did you call the police? >> Cuz I needed to get in the house. >> So why you ain't just say I was locked out my house? >> Okay, I needed to get in the house. I don't need to I don't need them breaking in >> No, but now >> Okay, I don't need them breaking anything down or anything >> You do understand this is You cannot call 911 and lie, right? Cuz that's called misuse of 911. >> Her unnecessary attitude and behavior were hard to understand and became a headache. While officers were focused on the child's safety, she kept arguing and challenging them. She did not even realize she was taking [music] the law into her own hands. She made the call herself and was now backing away from her own claims. >> You understand? So now you got to make Somebody got to tell us that that baby is okay. You got to do something. Because now you You see what I'm saying? You said it's a newborn. You said it was in the house. It's not in the house. Now you telling us that the baby is well protected, and you only wanted us to come because you was locked out the house. You can call and say you locked out the house. That's fine. And we could help you another way. But you have included a baby in here. You got to call somebody. I We got to put eyes on this baby. >> The baby is with I just needed to get in the house. >> So >> My baby daddy is in jail. >> Okay, that's fine. Where is the baby? So So now she's saying she called she used she called 911 because she was locked out of her house. Beverly >> Beverly? >> Yeah, I'll run her. Bravo 7 code of three. >> You're clear. >> Two, three. >> Ma'am, ma'am. Ma'am, this is this is >> get somebody else >> No, but this is an investigation No, this is an We're not done. This is an investigation. So now you are Now this is a whole investigation. So now you cannot leave. You cannot leave. >> I'm going to get somebody on the phone. >> Well, just call them on that phone. >> just talking to them. I was just talking >> Talking to who? >> I was just talking to the aunt earlier. >> No, like no, but you understand like you can't go anywhere. Like now we're an invest You this is an investigation. So therefore, you're going to have to tell us where this baby is. >> The situation was becoming more concerning. It was clear that if the child's father was already in jail, the mother might be headed there as well. Her careless behavior toward the child, combined with her attitude and refusal to cooperate, clearly showed she was ignoring the law. >> Bravo 7 He's out here saying what? >> Bravo 7 >> 29 P check via name and date of birth. It's going to be Beverly. >> Bravo 7 >> Okay. There's something not right with you. You don't know You don't know anything. You don't know where your one-month-old baby is. You called us out here You called us out here what? Cuz you thought we could just pick the lock and you can get in for free? >> 10-4, copy. No. No, I left my keys. >> Where? >> I don't know where they are. >> All right. Who locked this door? Did you lock the door? >> No, I don't remember. I think it's halfway locked. >> It's not halfway locked. It's all the way locked. It is locked. >> Okay, there's something wrong. >> Yeah. Ma'am, walk us through what happened again. Today. >> I walked out the door and then I walked out the door and the door I walked out and left the door unlocked. I It was halfway locked. >> There's no way it can be It's all the way locked. >> It's a deadbolt. >> It's a deadbolt. >> I thought they left my son in here. >> Who is they? >> The aunt of my son. >> Okay, I need you to call the aunt. >> Do you actually live here? What's the address? >> live here. Hold on, I'm sorry. >> What's the address here? >> We just moved here. >> So, you don't know the address? >> It's It's right there. >> No, but we're asking you. >> 12:30 >> Well, obviously not. >> Hickory Street. >> Okay. >> I'm I'm just trying to figure out why are we chuckling here? You don't know where your son is. If I'm tell If you call 911, right? And you And you lied and said that your son was here, locked inside, and he's not here, then you're going to go to jail for misuse of 911. Not misuse of 911. Bravo 7. >> This matter became extremely frustrating and irritating. She did not even know her own residence address, created confusion, and misused [music] 911. Everything seemed to be pushing her toward jail. Yet, officers showed great patience trying to get the truth, while she seemed determined to complicate everything further. >> All right, advise dispatch all the way to Beverly. License not valid. Status revoked. >> 10-4, thank you. Going back to me. >> Can you put on the speaker, please? >> PD Maine. >> 7 back on Maine. >> Sorry, sir. >> Good day, sir. >> I'm just put my phone on the charger. My phone about to die. Just give me that music. All right. >> Is Andre with you guys? >> I thought his name was Raymond. >> Yes, he's with them. >> But I thought his name was Raymond. You told me Raymond. >> is Andre. >> So, wait. No, we're going to do this again. Tell her that the police is here and we need to have eyes on Andre or Raymond or whatever his name is. Because you're going to possibly go to jail. And we don't want you to go to jail on Christmas. >> No, Andre is with them. >> No, who is that? >> He's He's a big boy. I thought they left him here. >> He's not a big boy. What are you talking about? He was just born. >> Andre is here. You can talk to him. >> Okay. Hello. Hello, ma'am. >> My phone is broken. >> Yeah, you got to put it on the charger. >> Okay, who am I speaking with? Mariah? Hi, Ms. Mariah. Um first of all, the Ms. Beverly she has a Beverly has a son and she told me that his name was Raymond. But I'm just trying to figure out He She said his name was Raymond Clark. I'm just trying to figure out, do you have Raymond Clark? Wait, what's the baby name? >> That is my son's name. I thought she left him over here. >> Why would you say Raymond Clark? >> you say Raymond Clark? >> Who's Raymond Clark? >> Listen, it's 4:00 It's 3:30 in the morning, ma'am. So, I Can you tell me, are you guys in Boynton Beach? Because this is the thing. She called the police and said that her baby was locked inside her home and that she needed to get inside the house. So, now we're here. >> I thought she was >> And then she said, "No, I'm going to speak to this this woman." >> What's Andre's date of birth? >> What is What is Andre's date of birth? Um ma'am, do you know? Is it 11 6 25? >> Evening had passed and night was almost over. Meanwhile, her excuses continued, giving wrong names as if trying to fool officers. She did not realize that every action was building evidence against her. Each move was digging a deeper hole that could send her to jail for a long time. >> I I don't know. >> How old is he? >> How old is the Andre Uh He's 11 years old. >> Okay, yeah. >> Yes, ma'am. >> talked to me already. I thought she left him over here. >> So, did you think Why do you You have the 11-year-old son, right? >> Yeah. >> Why did you tell us that he's 1 month old? >> I thought she left him over here. >> Okay, did you want us to just get in your house? So, you didn't have >> Is that Is this her Is this Beverly and him, are they together? >> And she came out, they were going to break the door, and then you said, "No." >> No, I thought they were >> Okay. >> Can I see if those keys work here? >> Okay. She said her brother She said that he was in jail. Is he in jail? Yes. Okay, so he is okay. I'm just trying to make sure everything that she told us is some Where is the truth at? Right. Okay. Okay. Okay. Right. I don't even Mhm. Right. >> Her web of lies collapsed within moments when the woman on the phone revealed that the child was actually 11 years old. Why did she lie to officers? Was she using a child's name to gain sympathy or playing games with the law? It was shocking to question what kind of mother would treat a child like a toy. >> So that she does So she don't have a newborn. She said she had a baby that is was born November 6th, 2025. Okay. Do you know how um Do you know his date of birth? Yes, ma'am. Okay. Okay. Um No, like um not yet. I just want to And then I just want to make sure cuz we're going to probably have to call you back. I What's your What's your name? Okay, is m a r i a h? What's your last name? Okay, and then also, too, what's your phone number? >> Where is he, then? >> They uh My son is with them. >> They just said that he's not with them. >> Okay. How can you tell that they're not? >> She's talking to her right now. They're not with them. >> No, no, they're all with them. >> She just said they're not. And you What you you >> Okay. They're fine, they're fine. I just I thought my sons I thought my kids were in the house. They're not in the house. She has them, okay? He's just fine. I needed you guys to open the door for me. >> Yeah, I understand. That's the whole reason you called us out cuz you thought that we could open the door for free. Then when they were going to break it down, all of a sudden your kids aren't in there. So you you lied to get us out here. Correct? So here's the thing, we have to verify that your your kids are okay now. >> They're just fine. >> No, we have to verify that. >> You don't even know >> Okay, she got a phone right now. >> know where they were. >> Okay, [clears throat] they have them. I thought they were in the house. They're not in the house. She got them. >> Okay. >> That's it. >> I don't understand how you don't know if they're where they're at. >> Concerns about the child's safety and the woman's negligence became very clear. >> [music] >> Still, the biggest question remained, was the child actually safe or not? The officers stayed focused [music] knowing a child's safety mattered more than excuses or emotional drama. Every delay raised concern because careless choices can quickly turn into serious danger for innocent lives. >> You don't have a phone right now. >> Um do you by any chance do you guys have custody does she have custody of her children? >> Yes. >> Okay. She does not have custody of her children. Okay. Um okay. If I if need be we'll just try we'll try to call you we will may have to call you back, okay? No, that's fine. So she doesn't have keys to this house, just you and and your brother? Okay. Right. Okay. All right, I'll give you the phone. Okay. But you know, she's she's probably going to have to call you back. We're going to have to talk to her first and then I [music] will let her call you back, okay? All right, bye-bye. All right, so here's the deal. This is what I gather and you tell me I'm right or wrong. So, you were in jail and you just got out of jail. You got out of jail yesterday, Christmas Eve, right? So, the aunt or your your your boyf- boyfriend's or ex-boyfriend's, however he is, sister came and and bonded you out. Drove all the way from Belle Glade to come pick you up from Gun Club. When she got there, you left. You were already gone. She has been driving for 3 hours looking for you. >> No. >> Okay, just listen to me. >> I thought she I thought my kids >> with my son and them. >> No, she said she came here and you you weren't here, either. And so, she said she waited here until like 11:30 and she had to go home because she's tired. So, she took your 11-year-old son. You don't have a newborn. You don't have a newborn. >> Okay. >> him back to Belle Glade and he sleep. She just doesn't know how old she is, but that the the 11-year-old she shares with the boyfriend that lives here, he's he's the one that rented this place. You don't have >> is >> You don't have keys to this apartment. She does and he does only. >> never came over here if they didn't call me over here. I don't >> But, you weren't in place. They weren't in there. >> left. I had to leave. I wasn't I had to do something. >> So, what is the reason for you calling us again? >> To open the door. >> No, no, but what did you tell our What did you tell our 911? You said what? >> At this moment, the truth became even clearer. She had no apartment key, no connection to the residence, and the child was actually with someone else. The concern that brought police there was fake, [music] and once everything was exposed, there was no way out for the woman. >> You told us what? That there was a baby inside. That's what you said. >> Okay, I thought my kids was in here cuz that's the stuff they >> You said it was a newborn. You don't have a newborn. >> I have a newborn. >> Where's the newborn? >> They have the kids. All you got to do is tell her to come and she can open the door. >> No, no, she lives in Belle Glade. She's not coming. >> Okay, you said she was driving 3 hours. >> So, that's the whole thing. You lied to us weren't just so we can open your door. >> No, no, no, I thought my kids was in >> We found out you found out we can't just open magically open a door. The fire department has to break your door. Now you don't want to do it because we told you you had to replace the door. >> Okay, that was it. She has the kids. I'm fine. You don't have to open the door at all. No, no. Right. >> No, no. I thought my son is not coming to the door. >> No, you There's no There's no newborn. This You don't have You have >> You faked it a birth a fake name. >> Everything was fake. You told me your child's name was Raymond. There's no Raymond, okay? Right. So, right now I need you to stand up. You are being placed under arrest for making a false police report. >> I didn't do anything. >> Yes, you did. >> NO, I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> Stand up, ma'am. >> I just told you that. I just told you Okay, ma'am. I just told you guys. >> We know. WE KNOW. >> MY BABY is with them. >> There's no baby. >> No, my baby is with them, sir. >> All right. This what we doing. 2:15. Let's go. >> Okay. MY BABY IS WITH THEM. I JUST YOU JUST TALKED TO THEM. >> That's not a baby. That's not a >> That is a baby. You just talked to them, ma'am. No, you just talked to them. Oh my god. You just talked to them. Sir, you just TALKED TO THEM ABOUT You just talked to her about my baby. >> So, I'm Yeah, I'm up here. >> Ma'am, you just talked TO HER ABOUT MY BABY being in the house. That wasn't a false report. My kids are with her. >> Just to get a door opened, she created a huge drama, played the victim card, and used a child to gain sympathy. She believed officers would magically open the door. She had no idea the consequences of misusing the law would be this severe. >> You just talked TO ME ABOUT MY SON BEING IN THE HOUSE. And you just talked to her. So, THAT'S NOT A FALSE REPORT. I THOUGHT MY KIDS WERE IN THE HOUSE. That's me. >> Ma'am, get in. >> That's me. >> Get in the car. >> That's me. >> Hold on. >> That's me. >> I'm taking this off. >> That's me. >> So, you got earrings on? >> No, that's me. No, ma'am. I should never be under I should never be placed under arrest for nothing. Okay, I told you and I told you, too. >> Ma'am, you had the whole fire department come out. >> Okay, the only thing I was worried about was getting in the house. I thought my I thought my kids were in the house. >> No, you said newborn. There's no newborn. There's nobody named Raymond that you gave birth to. >> I thought my kids were in the house, ma'am. No, no, I'm not telling anything to the judge. Let me out of here. >> In the seat. Let's go. Sit up. >> You got the keys? You got keys in her hand? >> Ma'am, let me out of here. >> Turn your feet in. >> Let me out of here. Ugly [ __ ] No, tell him to bring >> Okay. Sit back. Sit back. We're just going to buckle you in. >> Ma'am, I just told you that LET ME OUT OF HERE. IT WASN'T A FALSE REPORT. YOU JUST SAT THERE AND TALKED TO HER ABOUT MY KIDS BEING IN THE HOUSE. LYING [ __ ] >> JESUS. IT'S CHRISTMAS. AND SHE just got out yesterday. >> All right. >> Thank you, officer. I'll go back with you, please. >> Yeah, she's She's probably going to give you a hard time. All right. Good job, you guys. >> Trying to be bad, ho. TRYING TO BE BAD TO THE NEXT JAY-Z, [ __ ] ASS HO. NASTY [ __ ] [ __ ] ass ho trying to get some shine. Nope, tell him to let ME OUT RIGHT NOW. TELL her to let me out right now. Tell her to I don't care about him. Tell her to let me out. Let me out now now. You just spoke to her. And that WASN'T A FALSE REPORT. I THOUGHT MY KIDS WERE IN THE HOUSE. >> AFTER BEING HANDCUFFED, her anger reached extreme levels. She screamed, resisted, and believed this behavior would set her free. Even with VIP style treatment in the police car, her behavior became more unbearable by the minute. >> WHAT? NO. >> YES, YOU DID. >> [screaming] >> YOU JUST SPOKE TO HER. >> THERE'S NO NEED >> OKAY, LET ME OUT. I THOUGHT MY KIDS WERE IN THE HOUSE. >> YOU nasty ass [ __ ] >> I'm going to tell her I can hear her out here. >> [laughter] >> Is it good? Oh, am I sitting on it? You keep my stuff. >> [laughter] >> We're in car camera activated. I don't know where >> Trying to be bad ho. >> I don't know where the >> For the next JC [ __ ] ass ho you ain't nobody. >> Who is this? >> [ __ ] let me out, man. I just told you, ma'am. You just sat there and had a full conversation with them. About my kids. Whether it's a newborn, whether it's a big kid, whether it's who. You have the nerve to come over there and think that you want something. You don't run nothing over there with me. You have the nerve, man. >> You cannot lie. >> Okay, I told you where my son was. I told you exactly where my son Yes, I did. Yes, I did. I TOLD YOU EXACTLY where my SON WAS. YES, I DID. AND YOU SPOKE to them. >> [ __ ] ass told y'all to be bad to them dirty ass ho. >> You have the nerve. And where you get that's not my house? You don't even know me. >> I said that one time. >> Yes, you did. Yes, you did. >> Hey, don't yell AT ME. >> YES, YOU DID, ho ass [ __ ] Yes, you did. Let them out. Don't be listening to me that come around me. [ __ ] don't you ever arrest me, hoe. >> [ __ ] I don't care. They ugly as [ __ ] I'm saying just saying everything. >> I didn't give you a false declaration of nothing. I told you already. I thought I left my kids and it don't matter what I said. I had my They told you that they had my son. >> The officer's behavior was truly commendable. They handled her calmly despite everything. Watching her act this way made it hard to believe a sensible person could behave so poorly. After long excuses, her words were now filled only with anger. >> And you still You still trying to take me to jail. Ma'am, did you just come from my household with my family? Yeah, you just came from my household with my family. Don't go back. hoe >> Okay. Stand over here. Stand over here, please. Go. All right. I need you to stand against this wall so I can take your handcuffs off. All right. I'm going to take these handcuffs When I take one handcuff off, I need you to place it on the wall, please. So I can take the other one off as well. >> All right, take this uh sweater off, please. Can you take your earrings off? Can you put them on here? >> May I go home? I just got a job. Do you not tell you already that my family had my son? I thought he was in the house. It don't matter how big my son is or how old my son is. >> It doesn't >> No, it does not matter. >> Okay. Do you have any other Do you have any other piercings on you? >> No, I have nothing on me. >> Okay. All right, let's go this way. >> In the end, this woman's attempt to save a few bucks on a locksmith resulted in a massive police response and a trip to the station. Her imaginary newborn, Raymond, will forever live on in police reports as the baby who never was. It was a bizarre way to spend Christmas, proving once again that the truth is usually easier to manage than a poorly constructed lie. She definitely earned her spot on the naughty list. In the end, she was booked into the county jail for making a false official statement [music] and her bond was set at $1,000. Court records show that she later entered a guilty plea, was [music] adjudicated guilty by the court, and sentenced to 21 days in jail with credit [music] for time already served. She was also ordered to pay $373 in court costs. The case [music] has now been closed. If you found this breakdown of a free locksmith attempt gone wrong fascinating, don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more real-life legal drama. [music] Your support helps us keep exposing the wildest stories from the front lines.