one. >> So, it was just you and your daughter and these two people took their little girl away. So, how do you owe them no money if you don't know who they are? >> Um, the 2-year-old broke her leg. She just basically fell down face forward and I think the way she fell down is how she um came down longer her leg and I think that's how it broke. >> Officers responded to a call involving children, but as they spent more time on scene, the impact of the environment became harder to ignore. What police were seeing wasn't a single bad moment. It was the result of patterns that had been harming these children for far too long. >> Um, okay. So, >> were they with you in the car? >> This is when hero cops sense the damage caused by toxic parenting. Here is law zone where features real police body cam footage documenting how officers handle tense and unpredictable situations as they happen. The first incident is that police rescue child from insanely irresponsible mother. >> I don't know if there's something in it. I'm telling you, I called them and said, "Hey, there's a magical crockpot that magically appeared." My mom, well, my mom and my child, even my brother threatened me yesterday that if I left to go get some goddamn groceries, that my car was going to stop and I was going to literally have to walk. On July 15th, 2024, officers responded to a call about a disturbance at a home in McDavid, Florida, where a 34year-old woman allegedly pushed another woman, causing her to fall onto a child and resulting in the child falling onto a hardwood floor and sustaining a bump on the head. I don't know. I don't own that property. I don't even own this property. >> I did call the same sh a month and a half ago. >> Yes. About a crock pot that's over there. Crock pot. >> Yes. >> What is What is being in the crock pot? >> I don't know cuz I don't own the property. >> So, how do you know that that there's something in it? >> I don't know if there's something in it. I'm telling you. So, I called them and said, "Hey, there's a magical crockot that magically appeared." >> How did it get there? >> I don't know. I don't own the property. >> Did it like astro travel or whatever? >> I don't know. >> Deputies attempt to clarify what happened, who owns the property, and why police had been called previously. The woman continues to provide rambling explanations. >> I don't I don't even know how to astro travel, >> but I'm astro travel. Mhm. >> What's happening tonight? >> Okay. Tonight I literally told my mom to stop following my child. She's been following my mom constantly. >> Okay. >> She has been acting very very weird since January. >> Your mom or your child? >> Yes. My mom. Well, my mom and my child. Even my brother threatened me yesterday that if I left to go get some goddamn groceries that my car was going to stop and I was going to literally have to walk home. And that's what I did. The red vehicle that's up the road, it had glass in it and everything. Her statements become increasingly disconnected from reality, referencing famous figures, secret adoptions, and unexplained events while officers remain calm and continue gathering information. >> They should put it made me put my initials, which is all capital letters, Courtney Daniel CER, CDC. >> Okay. And my name is Courtney Danielle Cer/Pionro Rothschild. >> Why do you have two names? >> Because it's uterro contract. >> Not familiar with how that works. >> I don't either. Uh but I was um I'm Putin's [ __ ] daughter. >> Oh, okay. >> Vladimir Putin Rothschild to be exact. >> That's interesting. >> And ak Rockerfeller. He's been a lot of different names. >> Huh. I'll be done. >> I even know personally I even have photographs of Trump. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. He actually adopted me when I magically disappeared from Putin cuz my mom was in federal prison when she had me. And my birds are flying. >> You got a lot of ducks. >> Oh yeah. on my own. He had one male and a sudden they started turning into I had one male that's not messed up and that's him. All of a sudden out of nowhere my ducks turn into males and I only have one. >> Yeah. You got a rabbit too. >> Mhm. Rabbit. So >> that's pretty cool. But it was interesting cuz when she made it 10 years it was in Chinese. >> Chinese. >> She alleges poisoning gunshots in the area and criminal activity without evidence. Deputies document her statements and assess the situation. >> Or Japanese. >> Okay. >> And I touched the bottle after she left and it turned to English. like interesting because I'm a little linguistic. I've been teaching myself how to um do different languages. Um trying to teach myself, which means I love the police department. >> The true police department that doesn't like pedophilia. >> True. >> Cuz I hate pedophilia. I I would most of my life Every time I've ever been here, I've been here more more times than a human being should be here. I mean, even that girl, Scarlet, that had her hand chopped off at the Calder Castle. >> Not familiar. >> Well, it's it's some history, but um she said right before she got her hand chopped off by her father that she was going to come back as Courtney Daniel called her, aka Fiona And periodically I haven't felt right when she cooks food. All kinds of random [ __ ] I even have on the the drug test. It says that I have rat poison in my system. It says I have enough fentanyl for a goddamn human being to be dead. unit possible shots fire department. >> And I've been reporting that the it's it's it's a it's a putt about this big. It's got a lid. I touched it because it was half open and I wanted to see what was in it. I didn't see anything in it. So, I just kind of put the lid back on cuz I didn't know who it was. But Scott Miller owns that property around me. >> Okay. And there it all of a sudden magically appeared in January. And it's got it's sitting on a post. It's got electrical wires and all kinds of stuff. But it started like I I smelled it one day when I was outside and I screamed at my kids, "Go inside." So >> EMS evaluates the child, confirming a bump on the head, but no life-threatening injury. The child is alert and responsive. >> Don't look the same. >> Well, it's okay. I have a photograph of a child that is >> What name? >> Uh, >> can you spell that for me? >> And what's his middle name? >> Oh, well. >> Okay. And then what's his last name? >> Yes. >> What's his date of birth? >> His date of birth is going to be And what what's his date of birth? >> His date of birth, uh, that would be Joseph. >> Okay. >> John Calder or Joseph John IIO Calder. And his date of birth is 4164. All right. Is it J O N or J O H N? >> J O H N. >> Okay. Awesome. You got a whole mess of kids here, huh? >> Oh, yeah. They love disappearing on the There's the cat. I can try to I'm a personal maid. >> Yeah. Well, >> kids >> like that girl. >> Kids are running ragged. >> Have you ever seen that Jupiter movie Jupiter at the end or something? >> Uh-uh. >> It's about a girl that was a maid, but she was queen and she ended up being a maid and all kinds of random [ __ ] >> No. No. I've never seen >> interesting movie. It's It's based on c like a crop like alien type stuff like crop circles and stuff. >> Yeah, that type stuff. Um, like it's kind of between like Optimus Prime type movie and Stranger Things. I don't know if you've ever I've watched pieces of Stranger Things. >> I've never seen it. Everybody talks about a lot, but I've never seen it. >> I actually had a video. I was actually in the process of watching a movie and all of a sudden out of nowhere I one of my TVs it was a government TV from a military officer which was Jeff I think it was cuz she's been bringing home different TVs per Well I broke my damn TV and I was pissed off because I was like what is going on? Why? Because I called the scam cashier department several different times. >> Mhm. How you going? Very good. Thank you. There you go. 349. We're 10:15. Give me some light. >> 2231. >> 349. EMS. >> Some kind of a blow to the back of the head. Nothing's open. Deputies arrest the woman, noting the child's injury resulted from the earlier physical altercation. Hey, come over here and unlock his car. >> Tell you landed on the child and his hardwood floors and he has a pretty good bump on the back of his head. All right, let's see. >> Never been on one of these before. >> I uh probably need to roll that down. The woman was charged with felony child neglect and misdemeanor battery and booked into the Escambia County Jail. Bond was set at $4,000. The child was medically cleared by EMS. Remember, when adults involved in a dispute show signs of instability, officers prioritize child safety and medical evaluation. Even without drug charges, erratic behavior combined with a child injury can lead to serious criminal charges. This is the reaction of netzens to the situation. That interview was hard to listen to. Officers stayed incredibly patient. I'm glad EMS checked the child immediately. This is why child welfare calls are some of the toughest for police. Think this situation was already intense. The body cam catches a split-second decision that changes everything. Comment if you saw it coming. The next incident is when cops rescue child from an extremely dangerous mother. >> I'm warning for that little girl because whoever she's with are either on drugs or um I know that girl was drunk when she left. >> She was with you. And where did she go? >> They took her because they >> on November 29th, 2024 officers are flagged down after a rollover crash in northwest Albuquerque. A 31-year-old woman claims her young daughter was kidnapped by drug dealers. I don't care. Can you take a picture? It's fine, but stay. >> Anybody else in the car? >> There was a lady in here. She's wearing black. She has a black skirt. She's Hispanic. And they pulled her out. >> But there was another lady with her and they have a little girl and they took off walking around here. So if you see her, >> they were in their car. >> Yes. That were in here. That's what according to them. I'm worried for that little girl because whoever she's with are either on drugs or um I know that girl was drunk and she left. >> She's Hispanic wearing black. >> Hispanic. She's wearing black. It's a skirt with black boots. All black. So >> when pressed for details, the woman cannot identify the alleged kidnappers, alternates between drug dealers, bicycles, and motorcycles, and provides vague descriptions. >> I am long hair, black, really dark convicted. But there was another girl with a bag that has a little girl that's probably about like eight or >> so. Two females and two girls. >> Females and one that's probably about seven. I don't know where that girl is, but she took off walking down the street somewhere. >> Okay. Yeah. >> That's a baby girl. My baby girl. >> She was in the car with me. >> She was with you. And where did she go? >> They took her because they no money. >> Who? Were they with you in the car? >> She was. >> Okay. But were the people with you in the car? No. So, it was just you and your daughter and these two people took the little girl away. What do they look like? >> And a bike >> because you owe them money. >> Yeah. >> Do you know who they are? >> So, how do you owe them not money if you don't know who they are? because of your drug dealers. >> Okay, if somebody just kidnapped your daughter, you need to stop [ __ ] stalling and tell us who they are. >> Where are they? >> Witnesses from a nearby store explained that the child was never kidnapped and was seen walking safely with another adult into a McDonald's. >> Are you guys able to get it? >> Yeah. >> She literally pulled around and drove right into the pool like >> Was she not that little girl in there? >> She was with not in the car, but she said her little girl's in the store. a little girl with her friend came in and sort of grabbed sodas and as I was on the phone walking towards the accident they were walking off property >> cuz she's saying they kidnapped her daughter >> cuz they also grabbed the dog or something >> cuz she said that they're drug dealers and that >> that she owes them money so they took her daughter. >> But that's her right there. >> Yeah. Keep going back and see >> there. It's It's a girl. She her daughter. >> The woman appears disoriented and struggles to answer basic questions. EMS is requested due to the rollover crash. >> They just said a bicycle. >> A bicycle. They were on a bicycle. >> Yeah. >> Sure. Like one of those [ __ ] >> Yeah. Like where did you get your drugs from here? >> I'm not going to pin you up on this. If you're not going to help me, then you >> I don't know. I'm trying to figure out what >> Okay. I've been I've been doing this job a long time. I know somebody. >> Are you the one in the car? Was there anybody else in you on there? Do you remember what happened? >> Robert, >> no. You have a driver's license on you. >> 134. Robert, >> you okay? He's going to say yes to Michael. >> Do you have a driver's license on you? >> Do you know your social? >> What's your first name? >> Edward 624. >> Is there anything I can identify you with? You have a credit card? Anything like that? You know, >> talk. Can you talk? Nice. >> Officers confront the mother with the inconsistencies. She continues giving conflicting explanations about drugs, motel, and threats. RC32 is the current and she has the previous call for service in 42. I live 42 in all those crackers were trying to blast me and they all told me they were going to set me up. Did you have anybody else in the car with you? No. >> You had to attempt talking. >> Did you just stop digging or tell us where did they go? Where did they go? >> I thought they went that way. They told me not to say nothing on the [ __ ] flag. Where the [ __ ] >> Where did they stay? Where did they stay? >> They told me not to say nothing. >> Where do they stay? They stay in the hotel. They stay everywhere. >> Which hotel? >> The motel six. >> Where did you meet them at? >> At the hotel 6. >> Which room? >> At the room 67 or something like that. >> Police coordinate transport and keep the scene calm, guiding the woman toward medical evaluation after the crash. >> 162 units responding. We're going to be at the circle. Okay. Sound 13's going to have a good time. I still literally just with them and then >> yeah, I just she was making outside It's temporary. >> It's temporary. >> You picked me up. >> No, you picked me up with your car. >> I wasn't even driving your car. I didn't drive your car. I wasn't driving your car. I was not driving your car. >> Do you want to be transported to my car? >> I was not driving. >> I was not driving. >> Take me out. I [ __ ] baby. >> Can we take you to the hospital? >> Because you were just in a bad crush. You need to get checked out. Right. >> Okay. So, the police are dealing with that right now. Let me take you down to the hospital to get you out. You're just in a bad crash. Okay. I worked for you. >> Okay. Right now, can we take you to the hospital? >> We want to make sure that you're okay. >> We need We need to make sure that you're okay. You >> Yeah. >> rolled your car over. >> That's pretty significant. We need to get you checked out. Okay. >> Um, is she in the park? >> Okay, good. >> Are we allowed to bring the >> You're the one that flipped the car over. >> Yeah, you were. Yeah, you >> were see >> uh I'm going to I'm going to assume not. Where was her body? >> Officers walk the woman to the ambulance while maintaining control and prioritizing the child's safety. >> Uh in the store, I guess this girl took her into McDonald's. >> She saying she does. >> You don't want to take her to the hospital. >> You don't want to lose him in the hospital. So you can walk with us over like she can walk with us. >> No, you can go with us. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, she can walk over to the ambulance with us for a little bit. >> Do you want to walk over to the ambulance instead of >> be safer to walk her over there? Okay. >> Let me go under your right over here. >> I'll I'll walk with you over there. Okay, >> we'll walk you. >> Okay, come on. I got you. No, I want to get my >> There you go. >> No, we're going to fall right behind you. Okay, >> I got you. Don't be scared. Sit back for me. Okay, >> I come here. >> You and I come. Come on. >> Watch. She was booked into the Metropolitan Detention Center with no bond information released. >> Over to the truck. >> So, we're going to follow right behind you. Okay. >> I promise. >> We're going to follow right behind you. >> Uh, can you set her up? >> Yes. >> All right. You ready? >> Thank you. Authorities confirmed the woman was arrested and charged with child endangerment and providing false information to police. The child was found unharmed and secured away from danger. The mother remained in custody pending further court proceedings. Remember, false kidnapping claims can delay real help, but officers focus on verifying facts and locating the child first. In crashes involving children, police prioritize safety checks, even when the adult story falls apart. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. That story unraveled fast. Thank goodness. Witnesses spoke up. The officers stayed focused on the child instead of the chaos. This could have ended way worse if they hadn't double-cheed everything. You think the officers were out of options here? Watch what happens next on the body cam and tell us if you would have done the same. The next incident is when police rescue toddler from her extremely terrifying nanny. >> 2 days prior, kiddo got her finger stuck in a closet door and ripped the nail off the nail bed. >> She was playing in the closet door opening and shutting it and she slammed her finger. On August 15th, 2024, officers responded to a report involving a 2-year-old who suffered a broken leg while in the care of a homebased caregiver. A prior finger injury is also mentioned. Hey >> there. >> Hi. How are you? >> All right. Did you already interview with the kid? >> Yes. >> Oh, you did. >> I've already seen the kiddo. She um so I got this report cuz this is a home daycare. The mother was under the impression that she's licensed. I have licensing with me out. She was parked down there. Her name's Hope. Um but she's not licensed >> and mom reported that she has up to like five kids at a time in her care. Um there's been some issues with supervision. Um the 2-year-old broke her leg um while in her care last week. Um mom took the kiddo to the hospital. Hospital basically said the fall the injury is inconsistent with the child falling on her own and something or someone must have fallen on her. Um, and the daycare owner was unable to provide an explanation as to what happened. >> Investigators established the caregiver was operating a home daycare and that the parent believed the operation was properly licensed. >> So, and then like 2 days prior, kiddo got her finger stuck in a closet door and ripped the nail off the nail bed and basically didn't say anything to mom until mom said something about it. She goes, "Oh, yeah. I knew she was sitting in there messing with the door, but then didn't do anything to stop it." So, >> hey, how you doing? >> All right. You got the sheet, the cover. >> No, we're remote right now. We moved offices and we don't have access to literally anything. So, I had to write down Annayia Johnson real quick. >> A representative from child welfare services arrives and begins a formal interview with the caregiver about the incident. I come across an accident. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And then a guy. Yeah, >> man. I just want to get this like one of those video games where you had different puzzles to solve. >> Man, that grill smells good. >> It does. I just love the smell of >> the the coal and the fuel on it. >> Yeah, that's that's what I'm smell is the lighter flavor. >> The lighter fluid makes me hungry. That's so funny. >> It's not the smell of the cooking food. It's that lot of fluid. >> The first coming. >> The first week we moved here, my wife and I running kayaks and went out fishing, not knowing anything about what we were doing, but she caught a flounder and so I flayed it and put it on. All we had was just a little girl cuz we were in an apartment. I put way too much lighter fluid and so it ruined the fish. >> I didn't Well, I didn't let it burn long enough. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Hi, Johnson. >> Yes. My name's Alissa. I'm with Children and Family. >> The caregiver states the 2-year-old was running in the living room while she was in the kitchen and fell forward later being unable to stand. >> I'm here with concerns. >> Yeah. I just want to speak with you about that. Let me get my shoes. Sure. Hello. So, um I just need basically your side of what happened and you know any information over there. So, um, basically she was just running and playing and she just basically fell down face forward. And I think the way she fell down is how she, um, came down long on her leg and I think that's how it broke. >> Okay. Where was she when she was running and playing? >> Um, in the living room. >> In the living room. Yeah. Okay. Were you in the living room with her? >> I was sitting in the kitchen. >> In the kitchen? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Was anybody else in the home? Was she the only kid here? >> My son was here and there was another child here. >> Okay. What's your son's name? >> His name is Wayne Watson. W A Y N E W A T S O N >> How old is he? >> Five. >> Five. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Were they playing together? >> Yeah, they were off playing. >> Okay. >> And Okay. So, she was running a plane in the living room, fell down. >> Yep. >> And then what happened when she fell? >> Um she uh fell down and she got up and she started complaining and she fell back down. She started crying when I see >> the caregiver reports placing the injured individual on a couch, applying ice and notifying the parent who then took the individual to the hospital. >> Started to cry. I just went to her, you know, to check out. >> Okay. Was she able to walk at all after that? >> Um, no. >> No. >> I stood her up, but when she stood up, she stood like that. So, >> she wasn't able to walk. >> About what time did this happen? >> I would say like 3:30. I know it was an afternoon. >> What time? >> Yeah. 3:30. >> 3:30. 5:30. >> What day? >> This was Friday. >> Last Friday. >> Yes. >> I believe, right? Is that No, >> whatever. Last Friday was >> last Friday. >> Yeah. >> My somewhere out there. Um Okay. So then after that happened, I um texted mom, sort of what happened. She was like on the way to come get her. When she got here, I explained again what happened and um yeah, she left. They went to the hospital. She told me what happened. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> And then on a regular day for you, you have a home daycare, correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, how many kids are normally in your care? >> Um, four. >> Four kids. >> Yes. >> Okay. Is that not including your son? Child welfare staff determined the caregiver was providing care for multiple households without a valid license, which is not permitted under state rules. >> Yeah. >> Um, have any like this happened with any of the other kids? >> No, never. This is my first incident ever. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. Um, have you talked to >> um I I text her um after it happened? After she told me she broke her leg, I said, you know, I'm sorry. let me know if there's anything I can do or bring to her, you know, after you guys get discharged. She didn't text me back. Um, and then I text her the next morning. I was like, "Hey, how's she doing?" And she never text me back. So, I haven't talked to her at all, which is understandable. I know she's upset, but you know, I wanted her to know that it was really an accident. I've had her for over 2 years and nothing has ever happened to her or any of my kids that I had. So, I just wanted her to know that it was an accident. >> She's been with you 2 years. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> But, um, you know, things happen. It was accident. I felt really bad about it. I still really feel bad about it, but it was an accident. So, that's all I can really say. Um, when it happened, you were in the kitchen. Is in the home. Are you able to see the living room? >> Yeah. So, I have a I have a bar, but I can see over the bar, too. >> And that's where you were sitting. >> Yeah. Well, I was standing. >> Yeah, that's where I was. >> All right. And then where how were they like running in a circle? >> They were just all just running. No, just like all running. Um, >> just running around. Yeah. >> Causing craziness. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> Okay. And then when she fell and you helped her, did you put her like on the couch? >> Yeah, I sat her down on the couch and I tried to Which leg was it? I think Ros's leg. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. Tried to rip her leg and that's when I um felt like a lump. >> Where did you feel? Right here. Like right about on her shin. >> Yeah. Okay. felt the lump. I told my mom about that as well. >> Okay. >> Um yeah, she laid down. She was praying and I got her calm down and then she fell asleep eventually till her mom got here. While she was sleep, I just went some ice on it. >> Mhm. >> And yeah, mom got here. She said, "What time did mom get here?" >> Maybe I'll say 4. Maybe like 30 minutes later from when I text her. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Did you give or anything? >> No. No. No. No. Nope. >> Uh, just you here. Nobody else besides your son and >> Yeah. >> the kids. Yeah. No. No. Were there any adults here at that time? Okay. >> Yeah. Just >> have you guys talked to her? Is she doing okay? >> Okay. So, my name is William. So, you said you have >> Yes. >> So, I was um I'm in the middle right now getting come out and expect and um did all my tests, did all my classes. Um, so yeah, the next step is um them actually giving me my license. >> So, when was the last time you made had made contact with our officer? >> Um, I have to look at my email to give you an exact date >> cuz the last time we have communication with you was in April when you have not submitted all your work. So, you have >> the caregiver is advised she must stop caring for unrelated individuals until properly licensed and that the incident may be referred for further review. >> Children in your care license have unlicensed childare. You can't do that. It's against the law. >> They told me that I was able to do it privately. >> Okay. >> The only child only children that you can provide care for are family members. >> Okay. >> The care that you're providing now is unic. >> Okay. So >> So do you have any children in your care now? >> No. Okay. >> No children in your home right now. >> You said somebody told you that you could do that. So, I know when um I was taking the classes, they said that you could do it privately. Okay. I'm sorry. I'm not sure who told you that. >> Okay. >> Whoever told you that, I'll make sure that they don't tell you that you can't do that for someone. >> Okay. >> And if this parent chooses to press charges against you, >> you have to turn it over to stay turn. >> Okay. >> So, just, you know, be mindful of that. Only um family members >> and only one household children. So, let's say you had no family members and I wanted you to watch my child, whether I have one child or whether I have four children, you're allowed to do that. But if she says, "Oh, you watch Hope's kids, can you watch mine?" Then you need a license. So, it's for multiple households. You have to have a license. >> Okay. Gotcha. >> So, are you in are you going to continue the licensing process? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. So, if you're going to do that, you can no longer have children in your home. Okay. >> Um so, let your parents know that if they come back to you, but you need to contact me. always speak to the supervisor for homes and ask her what additional paperwork they need to submit prior to accepting any additional children. >> Gotcha. Okay. >> Yeah. >> I just got educated. >> Me, too. >> Well, yeah. I'm glad you told me cuz they saw me. >> Detectives request the caregiver be placed in handcuffs for transport to the station for further questioning regarding the injuries and licensing violations. >> That I could do it. They call it private pay. Yeah. They told me I could do that, you know, until I get my license and then I can get saved from the state. >> Yeah. Through the ELC stuff. >> Okay. Gotcha. >> Yeah. >> Yep. And keep everything above board cuz they just had a baby die in custody at at a licensed daycare at a home daycare. >> Yeah. >> And we just don't want this or anything negative to affect you becoming licensed in the future. >> Right. Yeah. Gotcha. >> Cuz we need all the people to watch kids that we can. >> Yeah. Right. Yeah. Because there are there is a huge need in our providers to be on the up and up and not have any issues. >> Yeah. >> That's the reason I I started a daycare because my son was getting dayare and I found out he was getting hit, >> right? >> And it was a family member actually, right? >> So that's why I wanted to start a daycare. But thank you for letting me know that. >> So I'll give this to you. This is my card. I'll put your case number on there as well. Our investigations are open anywhere from 30 to 60 days. I'll try not to be in your business that long. Thank you. >> Um, but if you have any questions, um, just feel free to reach out. My cell phone number, my email's on there as well. >> Thank you. >> What is a good contact number for you? >> That is myself. >> And is all your information that we have still current? >> Yes. >> Super quick, can you verify your date of birth for me? >> Thank you very much. You're welcome. >> Okay. Okay. Like I said, if you need anything, reach out. >> Okay, I will. >> And if I need anything, I'll call it. >> Okay. Thank you guys. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> I just need I need the uh kids date of birth in it, though. >> Oh, yeah. I can get that for you. >> Thank you guys. >> You don't have any kids here now, do you? >> No. >> Okay. It's just you. >> Yeah. >> Okay, perfect. That's what that was their main concern. The main concern was make sure that I believe licensing or whatever told you >> I'm not going to have any kids. >> Couldn't have any kids right now. So, uh, they wanted to talk to you about that. They also want to talk to you about a few other things. >> Okay. >> So, um, unfortunately, you have to put you in handcuffs. >> Are you serious? >> Yeah, they want to talk to you that way. So, if you just turn around, put your hands behind your back. All right. >> Can I >> Police confirm the caregiver is arrested and later charged. No bond details are provided in the footage. Wow. >> Oh my god. >> Don't go to jail, >> Dad. I don't know. I I know the detectives want to talk to you. >> Can you watch me? Can I call mama? >> You've been really cooper with me. So, yeah, if you want to call her, I said, I don't know what's going on, but I know they said they want to talk to you a little bit further. >> Okay. >> About the incident. Yeah. At the station. Hello. >> Um, well, the police came here and I'm in handcuffs and they take me to the station about >> what? >> Yeah. >> What? >> Do you want to take the phone with you? >> Yeah, I guess. >> Okay. >> My key. >> Wait, wait, wait. Let me talk to him. >> She right here. I'm right here. >> They just want What is this about? >> They just want to talk to me down at the station about the >> But why do you have to have handcuffs on? >> I don't know. Oh, they just want to talk to me down at the station. >> You have to be took And can I talk to him? >> You have a speaker? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Handcuff, sir. She didn't break the law. >> Per detectives. That's what they That's what they're requesting. >> They're requesting that she be put in handcuffs. She didn't break the law. >> Nice. >> Ma'am, I don't know anything about this case. >> What? >> What's this going to? Yes, sir. >> Oh. Oh, >> do you need anything? >> They're just taking me down. That's the whole biggest. >> Is this her? >> Take you down. Where? >> Police station. >> Police station. >> Police station. >> If you want. Yeah. >> I'm just trying to get it done with for you. >> Okay. >> Like I said, I don't know anything about this. >> If you want to come up. You don't have anything on you folks that are standing. >> No. >> Okay. >> Huh? Okay. Sorry there. I'm sorry. The 25-year-old caregiver was charged with child neglect with great bodily harm and operating an unlicensed daycare. Remember, unlicensed caregiving arrangements can lead to serious safety and legal consequences when injuries occur. In injury investigations, medical assessments, and licensing status play a critical role in determining next steps. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. I didn't realize unlicensed care could escalate this fast. The medical findings really changed the direction of the case. Glad authorities stepped in to sort out what actually happened. The tension is already high. Or so it seems. What the body cam captures next saves a life pause and comment what you do here. >> Driving too fast, buddy. >> Third time. >> Yeah, man. >> Third time. >> Was that in my daughter's back there? So, >> you say you had a couple drinks. Where? I didn't say I had a couple things like that. I said that's my boss. >> On July 22nd, 2025, an offduty deputy is stopped for speeding late at night while his young daughter is seated in the back of the vehicle. An open bottle is visible on the front seat. >> Driving too fast, buddy. >> Third time. >> Yeah, man. >> Third time. 16 to 45. Yeah, I know. But um I'm just going to lie. I just dropped her off. So >> standby. No, you're good. >> You been drinking, man? >> Uh, not like that, but uh, but you know. >> All right. You got your driver's license on you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> That's yours, >> huh? >> That's yours. >> What? >> The the bottle. >> I mean, dog. Yeah. I mean, that that's it's in the car. So, I mean, it's just me being my daughter. >> All right, stand by, man. >> Hello. >> How you doing, Sergeant? >> Good. >> Hey, I'm out with uh Deputy Rojos. He's got a bottle in the front seat. Appears. Officers confirm the driver is a sworn law enforcement officer and request backup due to signs of impairment. >> Appears to be intoxicated. Eyes are >> all right. I'll get dressed up. >> All right, buddy. >> Hey, will you step off on me, buddy? >> Yeah. All right. How you doing, man? How much you have to drink tonight, man? >> Not a lot. All right. >> Not a lot. All right. You You can do what? Whatever you got to do. >> Okay. I'm just You stand right there. Uh got to wait on SARS to come and uh Yeah. You got any firearms? Anything on you? >> My my right there. >> Okay. So, where are you drinking at? Miami. Uh downtown Key West. Broward. >> I'm asking you a couple questions. I need you to answer that. Man, I know. Okay. >> I got to I got I asked you these questions like where were you drinking at? Like you say you had a couple drinks. Where at? >> Well, I didn't say I had a couple drinks like that. Okay. I said that's my bottle. That's what I said. Okay. >> But when you came out of the car, you told me you had a couple drinks. What you said? >> You say you say I'm going be honest with you. I had I've been drinking a little bit. >> The deputy exits the vehicle and agrees to participate in a DUI investigation while officers ensure the child remains calm and safe. I'm >> not going to be dis disinging with you. Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, I just drop that off. >> Okay. >> You stand right here with him. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, what we're going to do is since I got him here, we just like we're going to go ahead and get started. We're going to do a signal one investigation. Are you okay with uh doing feel my belief that you're under influence? Okay. >> All right. So, uh, just let me move my car. He's going to stand with you right here, and we're going to just do it. Uh, >> okay. >> If I deem that you are not >> Okay. All right. Just stand with him. >> You want to wait for for a sergeant for me or no? >> Yeah, but I have backup so I can go ahead and do the field soiety exercise when he come then. >> Field sobriety tests are conducted, including eye tracking, walk and turn, and one leg stand exercises. >> Have the skill. I guess I'll just move over here. >> 215 to you like stand right there. >> By your side, feet right beside each other. >> All right. So, what we're going to do is like I said, we're going to do some body exercises. just spell my belief that you're under influence. So, the first one we're going to do is like I said, it's called HGN. What I'm going to do is I'm going to check your eyes. I'm just going to ask you a couple questions before we get started. Okay. >> All right. Are you sick or injured? >> No. All right. >> Do you have any physical defects? >> No, ma'am. >> All right. Are you diabetic? >> No. All right. Do you wear correct lenses? Uh contacts, anything like that? >> 121 hours. 1120. >> Are you blind in either? >> Yeah. Go for the one. >> All right. >> All right. So, exactly what I'm going to do is, like I said, I just want you to follow the tip of my pen. Top of the pen. >> Scoot over a little bit. >> You follow the tip of the pen with your eyes only, not with your head. >> The first one I'm going to do, I'm going to move it. Hey, just listen to me. First one I'm going to do, just going to see if your eyes equally track. Okay? All right. So, at this point in time, like I said, you're going to follow the pen the whole way. Not with your head, only with your eyes. Okay. All right. So, we're going to do the next exercise. Okay. What I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you stand on that line right here. Stand right here. All right. You're going to face this way. Okay. All right. You're going to have both of your feet by your side. You're going to have your hands by your side. Follow directions to Okay. Read exactly from the paper. So, okay. All right. What I want you to do, I want you to put your left foot on the line. I always put your right foot in front of you. Okay. >> With your heel touching heel to toe. Okay. With your hands by your side. Okay. All right. Bro, we can begin. >> One, two, three, four, five, 9. One, two, three, eight. All right. So, we're going to move on to the last exercise. Okay. I'm going to have you just stay right there. Okay. Put your feet by your side. All right. Hands by your side. Okay. All right. The last exercise is called the one leg stand. Okay. When I tell you to, I want you to raise one leg approximately 6 in above the ground. Okay. While you're counting out loud, you want to count 1 1, 2, 1,00, 3, 1,000, and so forth, okay? Until I tell you to stop. Okay? >> Do you understand these instructions? I do. >> All right. Do you got a phone on your exam? >> At this time, you may go on this side. Yeah. At this time, you may begin. >> Officers determine the driver shows indicators of impairment and place him under arrest. 1001 100 2 1 100 3 1 100 4 1 10 100 10 100 5 1 10006 1 19 >> All right, >> stop. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. What I'm going to have you do is the next exercise you're going to step to the vehicle. Okay. >> Like I just what we have to do. Listen, you're impaired. You're under the influence. You understand that you're an officer yourself. I don't want Listen, I I I hate that I can do this to you, bro. But I I I wish you would have made a better decision tonight, bro. I know that. I need you to step to the car. Come on, buddy. >> Just Okay. We're going to figure out what what what you're going to do with your daughter. If you want your >> Officers calmly explain the situation to the child and make arrangements for a sober guardian to pick her up, >> get the girl to come pick her up, whatever. >> Like I said, this is something that we >> call my father. >> Okay, let's let's let's get you to the car first. Let's go ahead and get this taken care of. You know the process. Come on now, Ros. Come on, bro. Come on. Come on, man. That's fine. It's fine. All right. >> Bro, she ain't nobody that can come down. >> No, I don't. >> If you would have told me, bro, I would have came and pick you up, bro. Seriously. you like >> I I did not see. >> Oh, sit tight, buddy. Sweetie pie, you all right? You have any milk or anything? Any snacks? You okay? It's okay. Your daddy's okay. What's your name? >> Okay. I'm a police officer. Supervisors review the stop, confirm observations, and coordinate next steps due to the driver's law enforcement status. >> Your daddy, >> it's okay. Do you have you have like a want to play on the phone like YouTube? I'm sitting there. I'm doing my report and then he comes past me. He like he's going at a high rate of speed. I had to go up like 75 to catch up. So I'm like, "Okay, this car is going too fast." I stop him. >> I come to the vehicle like I'm talking to him and I just >> Where where were you back? You were back where >> was 22 inside of the bus lane. >> Okay. Right there in the med. Okay. Okay. I got you. I got you. >> And I'm saying he's coming past me going fast. He shook my car. That's how that's how I looked up and I was like, "Okay, I don't know. I know what car this is." I come up there. I'm like, "Okay, this is where I know it's I come up to the car. I see the bottle in the front seat. He smelled alcohol. His eyes are like I'm just like I got you. >> So that's when I called you cuz I knew he was >> got you. All right. >> Cuz still told me that he was driving home and that he was impaired and that what you call it was driving. >> Yeah. I remember y'all mentioned the decision earlier. So that was what? So they were coming southbound. >> They was coming southbound, but it was somebody else driving him. It was his >> girlfriend or some [ __ ] I remember they said that. Okay. It was a girl in the car at the time or you was there little girl in the car at the time? You don't know? It's him and his daughter in the car. >> No, I'm talking about on on southbound, you know. >> Uh I don't know. Yeah, >> I got you. >> I know that's with the steel toe. >> I got you. I got you. All right. Give me uh give me a second that we get this figured out if you don't mind. Hey, good good job doing your job. You know, there's nothing no different. Okay. So, let's go and her first. Let's let's get let's get her taken care of first and then we'll go from there. >> Hunter. Hunter, what's what's what's the what's what's the what's the girl's friend's name or whatever it is? Okay. You have her you have her number or no? >> All right. Uh again, my my thing's on, but you're not as big a phone. Uh what do you think she's still is she still at the house or where they live at or no? Or do you don't even know where she's at? Or give Yeah, tell her to tell her to call Roas and stuff. That way I can answer the phone. Okay. Hello. >> Hey guys, this is Sergeant Torres, man. How are you? Good. Uh, well, we got uh Roas here. Uh, he's going to go to jail for DUI, but we have your daughter in the car. Um, is there a way you can come get her or no? Have you Have you been drinking as well or No, you're good. Okay. I'm at I'm at the 22, but the problem How long is it going to take you to get to Kajjo Key? >> Okay. Uh, I'll I'll I'll sit by here. Thank you. But evidence, including the open container, is documented and secured from the vehicle. >> Can I give her the phone to go on YouTube and all until she gets up here? >> Who? >> Your little girl. >> Who's picking her up? >> Adelina. >> That's fine. >> Who I mean, who else is there? >> My parents, but they're sleeping. They're probably So >> So, do I give her the phone to go play or what do you what do you want to do? Um, can can I have my wallet and just take the phone with me too? Um, if that's what you I'm I'm sorry I can't hear you right now. >> I know. I understand. Like I said, I just want her to go and have something to be occupied with, but I I know you want to go with take it with you. So, I'm just going to go and I'll take care of her here. Is there like a bottle or formula or anything like that or No, >> no, she she's almost five. Well, she's four and a half. She'll be fine. Um, she's going to pick her up and All right, I'm going let him go and and and uh and get some someone to leave the car. I if you want to start going out with him, but we're going to go and search the general area for other open containers and and then there. So, we got So, we got the bottle right there in Flame. We'll take that as evidence. He asked me to get his wallet and all that. So, we'll just go and he said it's the general uh constructive constructive area he could go and reach to. >> Going to do the job side to the passenger. Come on, Bernie. >> The child is safely transferred to a family member and the deputy is transported for processing. >> Grab her. >> Come here, baby. >> All right. >> I am. >> Let me go. This is the fire station. But this is what I'm going to do. I'm going to go pull it. Park it on the grass right there. >> Okay. >> Okay. Straight. >> Straight. Yep. >> All right. guy. He's got he's low on gas, too. So, make sure y'all keep that in mind. >> The offduty deputy was charged with driving under the influence DUI after failing field sobriety evaluations. He was additionally charged with open container in a vehicle based on evidence found in plain view. A child endangerment related offense was included due to a minor being present during the impaired driving. The case was forwarded for internal review and judicial proceedings with departmental oversight initiated. Remember, professional status does not exempt anyone from accountability when public safety is at risk. Driving under the influence becomes significantly more serious when a child is involved. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. It's reassuring to see officers hold one of their own to the same standard. The way they handled the child was calm and professional. Bad decisions can have serious consequences no matter who you are. You think this call can't get worse? The body cam captures the exact second officer's rushin comment. If you felt that spike, >> look away from me. Look away from me. Look away from me. Could have been a simple court date. >> Do you realize you could have that kid4? >> On January 13th, 2025, police tried conducting a vehicle pursuit. The pursuit begins and units move to intercept a gray Honda sedan near the raceway. And what happens next shocks officers. A man crashed his car, endangering a baby's life. I'm coming up to the interstate 118 >> 164. >> Stay in the vehicle. Stay in the vehicle. And Nora 64. It's going to be on a gray Honda sedan. We're in front of the raceway. They try taking off on me and then they 1031. >> Do not move. >> Go ahead and give me traffic. I've got them at gunpoint until I get another unit here. >> Go ahead. Hey, we'll get the we'll get the passenger out first. >> Passenger jerk. Stick both hands out of your window now. Step out to the sound of my voice right now. Look away from me. Look away from me. Look away from me. Look away from me. Lift your shirt up and spin around. Spin. Spin. Spin. Spin. Spin. Spin. Come back to the sound of my voice. Hands up. Back. Back. Back. Back. Back. Back. Interlock your fingers on your head. Interlock your fingers on your head. Get on your feet. Get on your knees. Get on your knees. Get up. Get up. Get up. >> I don't care. Get in my car. Sit down. >> You want to call him out? Driver, open your door. Hands up. Hands up. Out the out the door. Hands up. Step out. Face away from me. Step out. Face away from me. Come back. Works the sound of my voice. Back. Back. Back. Back. Lift your shirt up. Turn around. Turn around. All the way around. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Walk back to the sound of my voice. Walk back. Walk back. Stop. Get on your knees. Land your stomach. During the stop, officers discover a baby in the vehicle. Priority shifts to removing and checking the child. >> Is there anybody else in the vehicle? Huh? Your baby? Are you kidding me? >> Roll your side. >> Roll your side. Just tuck your feet underneath of you. Stand up. We're going to clear this car really quick. If you can stick him in the back of mine. >> Yep. >> He's got a bunch of on him. I'm going to clear him first. >> All right. Come on. >> Hey, I like your car. >> 1862. It's good, baby. >> Hi, baby. Hi, Big B. All right. >> Okay. Good. >> Hi. >> Deputies discussed the pursuit speed reported up to 117 MPR and note dangerous driving in wet conditions that led to the vehicle leaving the roadway. >> What's your name, bud? Oh, look at all that snot you got coming out your nose. You can clear traffic if I can have EMS in route. Um I'm not sure on any any injuries. Everybody looks 104, but there was a BD 1012 in the vehicle. >> You okay, buddy? >> You okay? >> Yeah. I hadn't even caught up to him and then I saw he came he 1031 in this ditch right here. >> Is that Is that what he did? >> Oh, right here. Right here. Yeah. >> Go ahead. 34. They're going to be 10:15 for fling to elude. >> Hi, buddy. How are you? So, he did he try to swerve in here and smoke that? >> Yeah, he tried to he tried to make a right into here. >> Uhhuh. >> Um but he he went off road >> cuz he was going too fast and it's raining. >> Can you stay with him? I'm going to read him. Miranda. >> Hi, buddy. >> Yeah. >> Hi. Yeah. >> What is this? What? This? >> Yeah. >> All right. There you go. >> Hey there, Deputy Robin. S County Sheriff's Office traffic unit. Let me read you something. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. Do you understand those rights? I write them to you. >> Okay. What is going on, man? >> Huh? Why'd you run? Huh? >> Do you have a valid license? You don't have a valid license. So, you ran for not having a valid license. That's the only reason you're going to put yourself her in in jeopardy because you don't have a valid license. >> Officers identify possible reasons for fleeing no valid license and emphasize the risk posed by having a child in the car during the chase. >> Could have been a simple court date. >> Do you realize you could have that kid >> 164 164? >> You were at 117 miles an hour. >> I slipped around on you when you were doing 80. turn my lights on and you you sped up. You were doing 117 miles an hour. You couldn't stop in time because you went through this ditch because it was raining. There's a kid in the car. You could have killed them. >> Yeah, everything's clear. Yeah, there's a little one in here. So Jerry said they want to turn in. You can see where they ran down the side of the ditch over there and smoked the whole front end of the car. >> I don't know what they were doing. He was in the apprehension phase and he said he clocked him at 118 once he turned around. >> What's up, dude? Hey, let's get something to wipe your face off with. >> Yeah, you got boogers all over you. >> Here, let Yeah, let me see. >> Are you okay? Do you need EMS to look at you? You're good. All right. >> You should get the vehicle. Yeah, he he was going so fast that he tried to make a right turn Randy here and he went right here through the damn ditch before he did before I even before I even caught up to him. I was still way down there trying to catch up to him. >> He was doing 80. I flipped around on him. He saw my light and he doesn't have about he didn't have a val license. >> Too fast for the distance. >> That's good. Why helps kid? >> He's he looks okay. He's got snot hanging from him, but he he seems okay. Ma'am, are you okay? >> Yes. >> You're okay. Do you need an ambulance to look at you? >> No. >> You don't have an answer? Is that your child? >> Why did he run? >> He was running from milk. >> Yeah, >> I was eating me some hamburger helper. >> He was doing I turned I flipped around on him at 80. He was doing 80 and he saw my lights and then he decided he was going to take off on me at 117 milesPH. That's why >> deputies find a small baggy green leafy substance in the vehicle. Arrest processing for the driver is discussed. Why you guys went airborne right here? You went through this ditch. >> I was wondering why he didn't went through here. >> Cuz he he was trying to run from me. There's a kid in the car, man. He could have killed all of y'all >> for no reason. Because he doesn't have a valid license. That's the only reason he ran. You have any ID on you? >> Deputy Smith has something for you. >> I like >> Good thing I wore these shoes today. >> That's yours if you want. >> Yeah. >> You want him? >> Yeah. It's yours. >> Yeah. >> You got to give him the name. >> You got to give him the name. >> Yeah. >> You have any guns or anything on you? Are there any guns in the vehicle? >> All right. Go ahead and have a seat. >> Oh, you're good, man. I I was not uh not expecting that. >> I wasn't expecting that at all. I >> I just And I was in the apprehension phase, man. I I was trying to get up to him. >> Yeah. >> And then I >> Well, he pretty much did this on >> He he did. >> That's what I mean. So, he started taking off before he even lit him up, >> right? He was already doing 80 and then >> loosen them. They I I checked. I can fit my fingers through them. They're not meant to be comfortable. You don't have anything on you legal that's going to get you in trouble, do you? >> No. >> No. Okay. All right. Just sit tight. >> Hey, Josh. >> Yeah. >> You got a bag? >> Yeah. The little man is her nephew. I don't know what the relationship is. >> It's He said it's his son. >> I thought I turned our phones off. Is it still on? >> Disconnected. Excuse me. What's going to happen? >> You're going to jail for playing to elude reckless driving. She's probably going to be >> Officers explain the arrest reasons to the driver attempting to elude reckless driving. Driving without valid license and child endangerment. EMS tends to the child and caregiver. Pickup is arranged. >> Be able to go um to go home. Is that your kid? >> No, sir. >> It's not your kid? Sir, >> no. >> You need You >> want to go to jail sometime? >> Oh, yeah. Maybe. Well, wor about the little one first. Got a little corner baggie of a green leafy substance. >> So, he's going to jail for fleeing looting and being a >> reckless driving and probably DWLS >> um with a child in the car. >> Yeah. >> Okay. We'll hit him with, you know, child endangerment. Okay. >> All right. Sounds good. Hey, under the driver's seat there's a corner baggie of weed. I'm just going to rip it out real quick, just let you know. >> Oh man. >> Oh man. >> Oh man. >> Oh man. >> Hey Josh, after you're done with that, you can untain her. >> Okay. Was she held against her will? >> No. >> Okay. >> Okay. Go ahead. Step out for me. I don't know her number by her. >> You don't know her number >> by >> It's in your phone. Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. Hey, EMS. Going to check you out real quick. Okay. >> All right. Talk to this lady right here. Okay. >> Is she released or? >> Huh? >> Is she released? >> Yeah, I guess so. Courtney, Jerry. >> The vehicle is described as totaled. The child is in custody of a responsible adult pending follow-up and the driver is taken into custody for booking. He just said undetain her. >> All right, guys. Y'all have a good day today? >> Yes, ma'am. >> I got it. >> Okay. >> Hey, this is Deputy Villa with the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office. All right. Hey, how long is it going to take you to come get your child? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, where are you at? >> I'm at work. >> Okay. Well, you're going to have to leave work and come get your little one. Okay. >> All right. What's going on? >> Well, she's already explained it to you. >> Explain it to me. So, do you own a Honda Accord? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. Well, not anymore cuz it's totaled out. You're going to have to come get your get your car and get your kid. Okay. >> Driver was charged with fleeing attempting to elude law enforcement. Reckless driving. Driving without a valid license. DWLS, DWLI, child endangerment, and possession of a small amount of marijuana. Charges referred to the prosecutor for formal filing. Driver to appear in court for traffic endangerment and drugrelated counts. child welfare/ EMS follow-up for the infant and temporary placement determined by responding agencies. Remember, high-speed attempts to evade police put everyone, especially children, at grave risk. The legal and human consequences are severe. If you see a dangerous situation involving a child, call authorities immediately rather than taking actions that could escalate risk. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. Unbelievable. Someone almost killed that baby to avoid a ticket. Thankful the officers found the child quickly and got EMS involved. This shows how one bad decision running can ruin multiple lives. Everyone thought it was too late until the body cam shows the exact second officers step in. Did you predict that rescue? >> She smacked smacked her back and then she threw the iron at her face. You ain't going >> no curse. >> If you need his call, >> tell them what you really >> They have stolen money from me. >> They have stolen my car. Correct. >> On February 9th, 2024, officers responded to a residence after a disturbance involving a grandmother and her grandchildren. Initial reports indicate a physical altercation inside the home. The grandmother alleges the grandson became disrespectful and aggressive, prompting a heated family dispute witnessed by multiple household members. >> How you doing, man? What's going on? >> Yeah, my grandson uh slapped me in my face and slapped my glasses off my face. >> Who was your grandson? >> Uh 15 years old. Where is >> 14? >> 14. >> You want to tell the story of my sister? >> I just want y'all to talk to him. He shouldn't be putting his hands on I'm 66 years old. He shouldn't be putting his hands on me. >> Hold on. Where the sister at? >> Which one? >> Call her and have her on her way back here. >> You want to come in? >> Yes, ma'am. You got your ID with you? >> Yeah, I'm here. >> You mom? >> Um, that's my mom. I'm >> Y'all got to excuse the place. 99 people living in here. >> She said she come from her. >> Yeah. Come on. It's >> It's time for us to go. She has called y'all several times and they told her what she needed to do. Point blank period. That's what she need. >> They just live here for free. They freeloaders. This is not what this is. I'm finally getting the ride to get up out of here and do what I need to do within the next couple of days. So, >> witness statements indicate the grandmother attempted to throw an iron toward the grandson, but it missed and struck a 7-year-old girl instead. >> They're being evicted, but he still shouldn't be putting his hands on. >> Yeah, but you shouldn't be doing that either, you deal, please. >> You target them, too. You got to hold on. Y'all ain't about to go back and forth. So listen, listen, ma'am, listen. Y'all not about to go back and forth. I need to get everybody's side of what happened. So y'all going back and forth. That's nonsense. I mean, what happened? >> I don't know. I just I just from my understanding, >> I tell you. >> Well, I mean, I can't have three people tell me what she know. >> So she was fed and my brother was talking about she >> he stepped on her accident. She yelled at him. He said, He was standing right there. She came and smacked yelled at him. Then she smacked him. He smacked her back >> and then she threw the iron in her face. >> Did she take the iron and throw it like she >> How did all this start? >> You know what? To be honest with you, I don't I don't even remember cuz a lot of stuff goes on all the time. I just got >> officers separate family members and interview the children who provide consistent accounts of the object striking the younger child's face. >> In a hospital a couple of weeks ago, I don't need this. All I've been asking them to do is move. They don't help. They don't help. >> So, what happened? What happened for us to be called? >> I'm trying to tell you. I don't really remember what happened, but I was talking to somebody else. I wasn't even talking to him. I did not cuz it's not >> I'm talking to you. I'm talking to you, man. >> Well, they lying. >> Okay, stop worrying about what they saying. >> I'm not worried. But just don't lie. >> Okay, I'm talking to you. Talk to me right now. So, what happened? >> Uh, Milani, do you remember what happened? >> The douche just called the lady. >> No, is lying. The iron did not go by his face, so she's lying. No, I'm talking about Jamari. Y'all going back and forth. We not about to do that. >> Well, nothing going to happen anyway. But I what I wanted was he shouldn't be disrespecting adults. >> Okay. So, he disrespect disrespect brother. They don't listen to her. >> Okay. So, he disrespected you. What happened? >> In my house long long. >> He disrespected you. So, what happened? >> I don't remember what happened. What I'm trying to tell you. >> Okay. I'll be right back. >> I don't remember things. >> How old is she? >> She's seven. 7-year-old female got hit in the face with an iron. >> So what what happened? >> Police document visible injury to the child and request permission to photograph it as part of standard evidence collection. >> She was sitting on the bed. >> Who was she? >> Jaci. >> This is J. >> Okay. >> She was sitting on the bed. My brother was jumping on it and after he stepped on her finger. >> Which brother? >> The one that told my sister. >> Okay. >> He stepped on her finger. Then he said, "My bad." And she stopped crying. After she said, "Briana, Jamar stepped on her daughter's finger." Then after Jamar's like, "Be quiet. You're always yelling." Then after she she picked up the ir ma'am, I asked you what happened. >> Ma'am, this is my last time asking you. I asked you what happened. You told me you didn't remember. >> No. >> Okay. So, let me ask somebody who remember. Okay. >> Okay. Don't interrupt me while I'm trying to get what happened. >> She couldn't see him past me. >> Okay. I'm trying to be respectful as I can. I gave you the opportunity to tell me what happened. >> In my room, I'm going in my room. >> Just sit here for a second. I'm not done with you. >> She tried to pick up the uh the item. She tried to throw it at him, but she hit her in the face. >> She got mad cuz the grandson was like, "You always yelling." And she smacked him in the face. He stopped smacking her in the face. >> You got silver batteries, the grandson, and the grandma. Then you turn around, you got battery on the grandma for the little girl cuz she trying to sling an iron and hit the boy, but you missed the boy and hit her. And in all actuality, that's what you got. It's like you got three things going on all at one time in this family dispute. So >> conflicting explanations are given by the grandmother, including claims of memory issues and accidental contact. If >> anybody get arrested, it's grandma. >> The grandma. Do I have permission to take a picture of your daughter's face? Huh? >> Your son name? Well, he on his way back. I rather talk to him when he get back. How long they going to take? >> He right here at Publix. >> What's her name? >> Her name is Ja. >> Well, we asked your mama. Is it okay if we talk to you? Okay. Do you remember what happened? >> Okay. So, what happened? >> Jamar stepped on J head and then she tried to hit him but she missed and then she hit me and then Well, I don't remember the rest. >> You don't remember the rest? Okay. I appreciate you. Thank you. Hello. >> Hey. Uh, iron iron or golf club iron? >> No, I iron like a ironing board. Like you iron your clothes and hit her in the face. >> She threw the iron at 15year-old grandson and ended up hitting the seven-year-old girl. >> Really? >> Yeah. What side of your face was you hit on? >> You remember that? But you don't remember what happened? >> No, because it hurts. I remember that. And I remember my glasses going off. >> Do you need to be seen by EMS? What happened? >> The baby her hand. She said that Jamar stepped on her hand. So I got up to see what was going on. He said he did not step on his hand. And as he was going past me and this happens almost every day. He calls me a he says stuff to me every day. So I just >> officers determine the incident qualifies as family violence under state law due to shared residence and injury to a minor with all of them. >> So when he wal past you what happened and >> he called you to be word. >> Yeah. And um >> I think we pushed that. I came back to the world. >> That's my brother. You know what I'm saying? >> So, where did the slap come in? >> Where did the slap come in? >> The slap came in. When his mother came to the room to see what was going on, she was like in front of the door. I was here. He just swung over and slapped me. Where were you when this happened? >> I was in the front room. >> Okay. Did you see >> No. >> Any hands exchanged? >> I just heard I heard the cry and I heard the yelling. >> Let me speak to you outside. >> I'm just waiting for Jamar. >> Yeah. But you know what? But but let me say this. >> How you doing, Jamar? >> Good. Step inside real quick and uh let me talk to mom. I just want to hear Jamar's side of the story. >> Absolutely. But let me just give you a quick backstory. I'm a twin sister. So, it's always been a little favoritism. When my mom got sick, I came out here to help her. Eventually, all my kids came out here. The disrespect started getting real. Jamari and the one that told you what happened. Ja, their father was murdered. So, now it goes from you yelling at them, saying stuff below the belt, now you calling them. So, all of it be a trigger. You know what I'm saying? So, it's it's a it's personal that always leads up to her reaching out, touching one of the kids or whoever. Y'all end up getting called and that's why I say we already know what we need to do. >> What do you need to do? >> Leave. >> From what I got so far, I'm going let her talk to Jamari. We're going to have >> supervisors are consulted as officers consider the grandmother's age, health, and the seriousness of the incident. discussion when she get done. >> But from what I got so far, unfortunately, your mom probably about to be arrested. >> No, please don't. Please don't. >> It's family violence. >> Please don't. It was a mistake though. It was a mistake. Please do not arrest her. She She does not. >> She can. Please don't. >> And that and that's where I'm kind of stuck at >> with her health condition and stuff. >> Yes, her health condition is bad. We just recently got out the hospital. Please don't. So >> because it's family violence. >> Mama Bear, can I talk to your son, please? >> Go ahead. >> Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. What happened, sir? >> We in the back room right there. >> Mhm. >> I was jumping on the bed and I had stepped on her finger. She wanted to uh she came in here, told her mom, and she started yelling right there. I whispered in her ear. I was like, "Shut up." And so so she came back. I had like it was like an empty water. There was nothing in there. So I just like squished it and the water came out. She came back there. She tries to throw a iron at me. It like caught and hit the girl, little girl. And I came back in here. She tried. She's strong. >> Okay. So, what hand would you say you mushed her with? >> All right. >> Okay. So, right hand, you sweetheart. >> So, when we say mush, right, to yourself, how would you say mush? Is this a mush or >> Okay. So, going to jail. Ain't nobody doing all that. >> So, do you remember what hand she used when she slapped you in the face? >> You don't remember? >> Okay. Was it a slap? Was it a punch? Was it a hit? >> It wasn't like slap to like it could hurt, but it like went like that. >> Okay. Then what did you do? >> I went in the back. I was walking around the house and she went in there and called. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, did he say anything about the iron? >> Well, he said that she threw the iron, tried to hit him, but she like she cocked back through the iron and it didn't hit him. It hit her. >> I'm trying to determine due to her age and her health and stuff. >> Are we just recently at her? >> Listen, with her health and her age and stuff, I'm trying to make the determination of I don't know how to put it, but she's arrested on family violence, which this is what the report is going to be under. They'll put a stay away order in place for her and the kids. And since I've been here, that's been going on. You get what I'm saying? But see that has a lot to play with her medication and all of that. I don't know if her medication approve anything but she's on anti-depression. She's on several medications. >> Okay. So with all of that her medical history and stuff I'm trying to make a determination not to arrest her but I have enough to arrest her. If I do it's going to be >> police establish probable cause and proceed with an arrest based on injury and witness statements. stay away order from the kids >> or the one she hit. At least that means she probably won't be allowed back in this house. >> This is her house. >> I get that. That's just how family violence works sometimes. >> I'm trying to work around that the best I can. So, just keep that conversation between me and you for now >> and I'm going to try to contact my supervisor as far as that goes. >> If you need us, call her. >> Tell them what you really. Oh, what? Explain what happened one more time. >> Oh, I forgot to tell what really did it when she started. >> Hold on one second, ma'am. I'm speaking to him. I got you. We going, Ma'am. We going to be Ma'am, hold on. Ma'am, >> hold on. Okay, we going to come out of here. We got you. Just give us a second. Okay, I'm talking to him. Be right back. All right, Grandma. >> Your turn. Now, I've gotten two two variations of the story of what occurred. old >> and I'm going to let you know right now. I have a problem with my memory. I'm in the stages of speak for this. >> Okay. >> But I just remember going in the room after my uh great grand said that Jamari stepped on her hand to see what was going on. He said he didn't step on the hand and then he went back and I was going back to my room and he squirts me with this water bottle all the time. >> So he came and squirted. That's what really flared me >> and squirted me with the water again. And then the mother came and we were at the door in the room and she was standing there. He was behind her and I was on the inside of the room. And when he went to swing at me, hit me in the face and knocked my glasses off. I just said, "Let me just call the police cuz you know done with her kids." >> Okay. >> The oldest one broke up my doors to my bedroom. >> I'm not We not talking about that. We talking about right here right now. Right. >> Just saying. >> So where were you in conjunction when he's jumping on the bed in my bedroom? So you were in your room? >> Yes. >> While he was jumping on the bed? >> Yes. >> Okay. So she came out >> and told me she was crying and said your mom jumped on her hand. >> Now she told you or she told her mama? >> She told her mama and she told me. >> Okay. So at this point you're coming out of you came out the room up here. >> I came out of my bedroom in the back >> and you came up to this room in the front. Right. >> Okay. So you're coming out to the front. Where is he in conjunction of while this is going on? >> He was like I think he was coming out of the room or was in the room. I'm not sure. >> Okay. >> But I know he went past me and he was like I did not jump on my hand. After that I turned around and went back to my room and words was going on and he came out with spray bottle and started spraying me. >> So he came out into I'm right here. Right here. No, don't worry about him. So talk to him. I I got you. So now both of y'all done came out the room. >> Mhm. We both in the hallway. That's when the little >> and he's behind his mother cuz his mother's standing there listening to what's going on and he reached around and slapped me. >> Okay. So he reached around his mama and slapped you. >> Okay. Milani. Where was Milani? >> I don't know. >> Okay. So when you >> see that good. >> Okay. So when did you hit accidentally hit Milani with an iron? >> I was in the room cuz the iron was on the table. >> So you were in this room. >> Okay. So you picked it up and what happened? >> And I just >> let it go and it hit my leg in the face. >> Milani. Yeah. I didn't know >> where she was. I didn't even see I didn't even know she was there. >> Unfortunately. Yeah. >> It's family violence. >> Are y'all trying to put me in the cop car? >> Yes ma'am. You are beyond under. >> The grandmother was charged with battery under family violence statutes after a 7-year-old child was struck during the incident. Officers based the charge on witness statements, physical evidence, and observed injury. A temporary separation order was initiated as required in family violence cases. The case was referred to the court for further legal review and determination. Remember, family conflicts can escalate rapidly when stress and unresolved tensions are present in shared living environments. Even actions can carry serious legal consequences when a child is injured. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This situation got out of control way too fast. It's sad when family arguments end with police involvement. I feel for the kids caught in the middle of adult conflict. You think the officers were out of options here? Watch what happens next on the body cam and tell us if you would have done the