I'M NOT GOING TO CALM DOWN. THEY'RE [ __ ] TAKING MY KIDS, BRO. >> YOU'RE GONNA get battery IF YOU HIT US. >> OH, YOU HURTING MY BABY. >> YOU [ __ ] HURT MY BABY. >> On September 18th, 2023, officers arrived at an apartment to assist the Department of Children and Families during a tense welfare check. What started as a routine standby soon turned into a chaotic situation that had officers questioning what was really happening behind that door. >> Echo 93 in the chat. >> Here goes Ech. Where you going? >> Hello. I don't >> All right. So, we right now this point in the investigation we're at the point that we have to >> about what? >> With the safety of the children. >> Huh? >> We have too many concerns with the safety of the children. >> About what? >> The state of the children. >> State. >> Safety. The safety with the children. >> What do you mean? >> Well, for example, like we talked about the dad and the dad. We just sound like dad too. So, like I said, we're concerned. just to the children. So you know we tried to set up services including services. We have a safety plan which is particularly broken at this point. So at this point the children to us is not considered safety. >> So where location in reference to this 4173 >> he not even supposed to be here. The father is not even supposed to be here with these kids with no with no monitor. >> He has a no. >> He said he was going to give one. I tried to find one. I couldn't. We had one. He was here. >> No, he wasn't. >> How he wasn't here? >> Cuz he worked. He know that he >> and then Jack was to come up to work. >> He got here. >> He not here right now. What time is it? >> At that time knowing when I said >> he never come again since you've been left. He never came again since you left. He never talked to us again. >> He had told me I have contact and then he told me >> Okay. All of that aside, we have to take the kids into care. >> No. >> Can you There's no option. >> No. No. No. No. No. I'm not doing it. >> Absolutely. >> No, I'm not doing it, man. I'm not I'm not doing it. >> You really don't have a choice. >> Come back here, ma'am. Come back. Come back. Come back. Come back. >> Come back. I'm not doing >> Stop. You're not playing this game. Okay. >> I'm not doing it. Y don't understand my pain. Y don't understand my >> Y don't understand the situation. >> No, nobody understand my pain. >> Okay. Well, >> until you could go to the judge and figure it out, then this is what's going to happen. >> No judge for what >> you do. >> When? >> After they take them. >> I not How can I not come take my kids? Why would y'all take my kids4? >> I don't understand. That's not your kids. You guys have your own kids. Y just working. >> We offer you services. >> No, you don't. Yes, ma'am. I don't want you I don't want y'all services cuz I ain't got nothing going on. >> They came here this morning to help you and you didn't open the door >> cuz I was sleep you have for that >> like like I talked to you last night. >> No, you don't communicate with me. You don't call me. You don't give me no call. >> When officers arrived, the apartment was already a pressure cooker ready to pop. The mom was in full denial mode, clutching her kids like a lifeline while DCF laid out the grim reality. The safety plan was trashed and dad wasn't supposed to be anywhere near. Her excuses piled up faster than laundry in a frat house, but the officers weren't buying her main character energy. Things were about to get messier. >> My kids [ __ ] go talk to them about anything. I'm not doing it. You know that already. >> I come. >> You know that already. >> I came last week. >> You didn't come last week. >> And the advocate called you three times and you didn't return my call. >> My phone off. I got a new number cuz >> you have excuses for everything. >> My phone was off. You call this number, you're going to say it's another letter. >> We're not yelling at you. So, don't yell at us. >> Well, that's how I speak. >> That's not actually We know how I speak. You don't This is This isn't your first case. >> This isn't your first case. >> I understand that. >> And you know your what's going on with it? >> And you understand that your husband has serious mental health problems and you're downplaying. >> No, he don't. >> He beats you up. He does all these things. No, he don't. >> No, >> no, he don't. My kids. He don't hit my kids. He don't touch them. He know he's he they that kids. He know that. >> Okay. Can I >> with him and all that? He good. >> You'll have the opportunity to speak. >> No, you coming over here, you being rude as hell. You being [ __ ] is being >> No, you doing all your hand like that. That's threatening. >> It's not threatening. >> It is. >> It's not. >> It is. It is. We black people. It is. When you doing your hand like that, >> that's you asking for fight. >> Okay. They're not asking for fights. They're professional. >> No, they're not. They don't They don't speak like professional to me. >> You're not speaking like a professional. >> I'm not I'm not I'm not a professional. I'm not. Why would I? I'm not. You could be a person. >> A good mom in front of your kids right now. >> I am sit in front of your kids. You don't need to argue. >> I am. I'm I'm just trying to defend them. >> Okay. >> That's all. >> Well, they're here for a specific reason. So that 107 like I at this point like >> man I don't want to hear you bro I don't want to hear you that's all you trying to do is taking my kids I got three DCF people that work with me before that [ __ ] end in one day or two days but you keep forcing that [ __ ] you trying to take my kids away [ __ ] you got to go have your own kids bro cuz we can't keep coming >> I don't want I don't want to hear nobody talking on my ears right now I don't want to hear that [ __ ] bro I swear to God I don't want to hear that [ __ ] okay I don't I'm not doing that [ __ ] with y'all bro I got four kids I push them kids. Y'all didn't push my kids. That's the thing. Y'all working. Y have your own kids. Put yourself in that [ __ ] situation to see how it feel. The heck. What yall going to go do with my kids? Put them on so they can get away from other people. They can abuse them. The heck? They're not getting abused. They're being good. They're good. >> You can provide good. >> No, I don't want to provide nothing. >> Nothing. That was the problem. >> Nothing. When I first talked to you, we I tried talking to you to the point that I >> you EVERY TIME YOU GIVE ME AN OFFER, RIGHT? You said different things. You're going to give me a hotel. You said you're going to get us a hotel. You can't go in there if YOU HAVE SOMEBODY MONITOR. YOU SAY YOU EVEN CAN PROVIDE IT. WHEN I choose the option, when I choose it, you switch it up. When I say about the safety plan, I said that needs to be healed. >> This woman was screaming her pain loud enough to wake the neighbors, but it wasn't winning her any sympathy points. She dodged every offer of help like it was a dodgeball game, claiming she didn't need DCF's services because apparently everything was just peachy. News flash. If DCF's at your door, it's not because they're bored. Her refusal to listen was setting the stage for a rough scene. >> Yeah, whenever daddy see >> that's not what it is. You said you I told you that. No, you didn't told me [ __ ] I was not talking to you. I don't know who I was talking to. >> No, I don't care if it was you or her or whoever. Let me tell you something. You told me when you come off. >> You said Mvin is not going to be able to watch him because he worked from 5 to 7, right? >> Yes. AND >> AND THEN WHEN I ASKED YOU IF YOU DON'T HAVE other options, you said that. >> No. police like I don't know what the heck going on them people don't understand [ __ ] just cuz I have a little food y have y authority to come take my kids for what >> come on man come on get inside >> you're not going inside >> no y >> you're not going inside you're not going inside you're NOT GOING COME OFF. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. >> YOU'RE NOT going inside. You guys got to stay out here. >> Come. Come here. That's not my kids. This one is not my kids. >> Okay. But you're taking care of other kids. >> Come on. >> No. Where's your other KIDS? >> WHY ARE YOU TOUCHING my kids? >> Because you cannot touch my kids. You can't touch my kids. I DON'T CARE. Y DON'T UNDERSTAND MY PEN. Y DON'T. I'M LIVING with my mother. Y DON'TING UNDERSTAND MY PEN, BRO. I GOT FOUR [ __ ] KIDS. Y DON'T UNDERSTAND MY PEN. I CAN [ __ ] WORK. I'm sick of that [ __ ] bro. >> I'ming sick of it, MAN. >> I'M NOT GOING TO CALM DOWN. YOU'RE [ __ ] TAKING MY KIDS, BRO. >> THEY'RE HERE TO DO A JOB. >> NO, I DON'T CARE ABOUT THE [ __ ] MAN. >> It obviously came TO >> I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. THAT'S WHAT I DON'T WANT you for somebody to take my [ __ ] kid. I'm too tired of that [ __ ] man. I'm too tired of it, bro. I'm tired of it, man. I don't want that [ __ ] p the >> I'm not doing that [ __ ] man. I'm not >> You got your shoes. [ __ ] doing that [ __ ] bro. >> Go ahead. Go get your shoes. Let her get her shoes. >> Let her get her shoes. I don't understand, bro. I had to do a second [ __ ] kiss for the [ __ ] people. >> The situation escalated faster than a reality TV finale. Mom's yelling about her kids not being abused, but the officers weren't there for a debate club. They had an emergency order and she was acting like it was just a suggestion. The kids were caught in the crossfire of her meltdown. NOTHING, BRO. NOTHING. I DON'T WANT ANYTHING. NOTHING, MAN. NOTHING. NOTHING, BRO. You're not going with my kids, man. You're not going. That's what you try to do. Take my kids. I tell you, I'm not doing it. >> I'm not [ __ ] doing it. I'm not DOING THAT [ __ ] I DON'T WANT GODDAMN OPPORTUNITY BECAUSE I DON'T HAVE NO [ __ ] WAY TO STAY BROKEN. >> NO, basically that's what happened. Yeah. And they're trying to explain to her, but they're not. She's not listening. None of you taking my kids, bro. You're not taking my kids because you're not going to go do good for them, bro. You're going to let them get right on the f AND ALL THAT [ __ ] I'M NOT DOING IT, DOG. I'M not doing it, MAN. I'M NOT DOING IT, MAN. I'M NOT DOING IT, MAN. >> I HAVE a relative. >> Do you have a relative? Can you listen? Do you have a relative they can call? >> Somebody out here. >> Do you have any relatives they can call? >> Do you, man? >> Do you have any relatives they can call? >> Do you have any relatives they can call? >> Or you can keep crying and not answer me. Let it go. >> This is fun. >> We came here a couple weeks ago >> to talk. She had a black eye from her baby. >> It's all right. They have an emergency order to get all the kids and she's obviously causing this to happen now. >> So, I don't think she's going to let go of that little baby in her hand. Huh? >> There's any adults? >> No. Her her baby dad was here, but he's the problem. One of the problems where why the kids can't be around here. Ma, can you just sit and talk to us and tell us like your kids favorite blanket, their toys, their colors, >> and that's that's because it's not going to go over. We're not going to leave. We have to remove the kids today. So, >> by now it was clear this wasn't just a bad day. It was a bad pattern. She swore up and down her husband was a saint. Despite whispers of his mental health issues and a black eye, she conveniently forgot. The older kids watching this chaos unfold. Heartbreaking. Someone should have whisked them away from this mess instead of letting them soak in the trauma. >> What I did for you is give me the information for a relative or somebody. >> It's not like you can't see your kids again. You can visit with them. YOU CAN SEE >> I DON'T WANT THAT [ __ ] AT ALL. >> I TRIED TO GIVE YOU >> I DON'T WANT THAT [ __ ] AT ALL. >> THE JUDGE IS going to have to give it to you. >> I DON'T WANT THAT [ __ ] AT ALL. understand you're going to make people go crazy, BRO. >> MAKING people go crazy. >> What the [ __ ] bro? I don't understand the problem people got. I don't get it, bro. I don't [ __ ] get it. I don't >> Are you going to cooperate with us? >> There. Are you going to cooperate with us or no? >> Are you going to cooperate with us or no? >> I don't know what y'all want, but I'm not letting my kids take your kids. >> Can Michelle take your kids? >> Man, they don't even like my kids. That's a problem with not EVEN LIKE MY SON MY HUSBAND LIKE THAT bro his brother his family >> you don't understand >> it's hard I know it's very hard but we just want to get you some help in your kids okay we're not for your kids pockets okay Because we're not going to go away and this has to happen to the judge tomorrow. Okay. >> No. No. >> Be careful. >> No. No. She good. She [ __ ] good. She good. >> She [ __ ] good. She good. 11. No. No. No. No. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET BATTERY IF YOU HIT US. >> NO. CALM DOWN. Come on. >> NO. NO. GOING TO HURT YOU. >> NO. Leave me alone. Not going to happen. You're >> hurting the baby. You're hurting the baby. No. No. No. No, no, no, no, no, NO. >> DON'T HURT YOUR BABY. >> YOU HURTING MY BABY. >> YOU [ __ ] HURTING MY BABY. YOU HURTING MY BABY. YOU HURTING MY BABY. >> DON'T HURT YOUR BABY. >> YOU HURTING MY BABY. MY ARMS. >> THE baby on her hip didn't even flinch at her screaming. Red flag much. That kind of numbness in a kid screams trouble louder than she did. Her defiance was digging her hole deeper, and the kids were paying the price for her stubbornness. It was only getting uglier. >> No, no, NO. >> Leave my baby alone. You want TO GO FOR BATTERY? >> YOU BITE ME AGAIN. >> NO. >> BITE ME AGAIN. >> I didn't mean to bite your >> Yeah. Yes, you did. >> Sorry. I didn't mean to. >> Oh my god. >> No. No. No, I'm not. >> You're hurting my arm. >> WHY YOU HURTING MY ARM? >> SIT UP. >> Sit up this way. >> Hey, where's my DCF? >> No. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. >> My arm. My arm. MY ARM HURT. We are putting the man on you. >> There's no way to accidentally bite someone. I promise you. >> Why not do this, man? >> Why not do this, bro? Why? >> YOU BIT ME. WHY DID YOU BITE ME? >> I'm sorry. It was not my fault. >> Bit three of my fingers. >> It was not my fault. >> It wasn't my fault. >> He didn't bite you somehow, but you BIT US. >> NO, BUT YOU MY FAULT. Your arm is released. Sit up. >> Your your sit up [ __ ] sit up with my legs. >> Yes, you can. >> What you just did somehow. >> What the Yo, >> sit against the wall. >> What the sit against the wall? >> Not on my neck. >> Which my neck? >> WE'RE TRYING TO >> YOU READY? MY [ __ ] HEAD DOWN. >> [ __ ] YOU [ __ ] RIDING MY HEAD. >> NOT ON YOUR HEAD. >> HE JUST HIT MY HEAD ON THE [ __ ] WALL >> TO SIT YOU UP. >> WHAT THE [ __ ] EVERYTHING'S >> NOT MY [ __ ] PHONE IN my bio. >> YOU SEE MY BED? NO. NO. NO. I AM NOT. SORRY. IT'S NOT my fault. NOW YOU TAKE MY KIDS OUT PUTTING ME IN JAIL. >> My mama is going to die. >> What? >> What? >> My mama's going to die. >> Your mama. >> Yeah. >> Where's your mama's coming here? Right. You believe me? Sh. You believe ain't my kid. I can't do it no more. You're going to kill me. >> It's up to you. You don't have to. >> WHY? >> Things took a wild turn when she bit an officer. Yeah. Bit. Not exactly the move of someone acing the good mom test. The officers were just doing their job, but she treated them like they were stealing her kids for fun. The baby was finally handed off, but not without a fight. >> Kick your legs out. Kick your legs out. >> Leave me alone, please. >> I will kick your legs out. >> Leave me alone, please. >> Do you Do YOU WANT A BAG? CAN YOU LISTEN to me? Do you want a bag for your children? You want me to get away from my mom? >> What was that? >> Your mama. >> Your mama's coming. Do you want me to get a bag? >> Huh? >> You arrest me. You take my kids, bro. >> Do you want me to get a bag FOR YOUR KIDS? >> YOU ARREST ME. YOU TAKE MY KIDS. >> NOBODY'S HARASSING. >> YOU ARREST ME. TAKE MY KIDS. DO YOU WANT ME TO SAY >> YOU'RE PUTTING ME IN JAIL? >> I'M NOT YET. I'm not because I'm LISTENING TO YOU. >> I'M LISTENING TO YOU. >> I'M LISTENING to you. I didn't say you were under arrest yet. Okay. >> Take a deep breath for me so we can talk. So we can talk. Okay. Listen. Do you want me to pack it back for your kids? >> No. No. >> They don't have I'm sorry. >> Give me a second while I call Star Trek. >> No. >> No. No. No. No. No. That was my kid. >> She's not going to pack. >> No. >> You want to sit in the chair? >> I want my kid. >> You want to sit down? >> I want my chair. >> I KNOW. DO YOU want to sit down? >> It's better than the hot floor. That's why I'm asking no >> no. Why you do that? >> Why you doing that? >> We have to. It's our >> It's not us. It's DCF. She said she said she wasn't going to stand. Do you want to stand up? >> You want to stand up? >> Stand up. She was listening to my Yes. Yes. >> You'd think she'd calm down after the bite, but nope. She was still raging like a storm with no end. Her cries about her kids being taken to get abused were pure desperation, but her actions weren't helping her case. Officers begged for a relative's name, anything to make this easier. But she was too busy yelling to cooperate. 44. >> He wants ankle 90 in the chat. >> Call my other phone if it doesn't ring >> again. the number he got me to do it now. We're just But >> that is we made an appointment. >> You want to stand up? >> You have to be calm. Okay. >> I didn't mean to bite you. >> I appreciate it. I appreciate it. Just try not to bite people anymore. Okay. >> There you go. >> Does your mom have that lady talking about >> she's going to call her So you don't want to >> son just wake up and eat. He got a full diaper on him >> and he's in my office and I'll make sure that he eats. That's why I'm asking for you to give me a bottle for him because if I go get a new bottle and he doesn't want to drink out because it's a new li. >> I know you finger swing a little bit. >> That's why I'm asking you. >> I mean I don't know. S is going to come and look at my finger, but she bit my fingers. >> Why don't you give me his favorite night? >> One more second. Okay. >> Back for a second. Just we're still investigating on something else. So just give us more one more minute to investigate the rest of this. Okay. >> You got to be gone. >> Put your palms together. Palms. Palms. >> No. Your palms like you're praying. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Hold on. H. I don't want to do them too tight again. We're going to bring your phone. Okay. You want or you want to leave with mom? >> By this point, she was a onewoman chaos machine, refusing to calm down. The officers were patient, saints, really, trying to control her. But she was too far gone, screaming about her pain while the kid's future hung in the balance. It was a sad, messy spectacle. You >> want to call mom? She got in. Okay. She's dancing this way. >> Okay. We'll give it We'll give it to mom if you want. >> You want mom to have your phone? Swear I'll know but I have my finger swollen now. So I have to take you for my injuries. Anything on you? >> Okay. >> You got to have your feet down. >> We're going to roll on the window. Okay. >> Sit on your butt. >> Has them. >> Careful. My feet. >> Okay. So, sit back. You got to sit back in the seat. >> My hand. >> Go in. Go in at a diagonal. At a diagonal. Like di like backwards. Yeah, exactly like that. Push yourself backwards. >> Okay. No, not under. Not under. I need it over here. In the end, all four kids were taken into DCF custody and she was hauled off for battery on an officer. If she thought crying and biting would stop a court order, she was dead wrong. She was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. 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