I got like so many scars. >> Wow. >> So, he's not gonna intimidate me at all. >> Come on, get out of the car. Put your hands behind your back. >> You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> I honestly feel like everyone stoping trying to >> I don't want to. >> What have I done? They're going to eat my kids. >> It only took a few seconds. The moment officers stepped inside, they realized this call was different. What they saw inside the home left them stunned and quickly shifted the focus of the entire response. >> Date of birth, Lisa? >> 52520. >> Give me just just a second. Okay. >> Yeah, I know. I just >> This is when hero cops are stunned after entering an extremely disturbing home. 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 cops rescue kids from a living nightmare inside their home. Has she done anything with said that she put it up to her head in front of you? >> And I hope y'all bust every freaking one cuz I ain't nothing but a bunch of heads. >> They have no power, no AC. It's been 2 or 3 days rotting food. House is a mess. >> On August 12th, 2024, officers responded to a residence after a social worker reported that a couple's children had not attended school in over a week and that there was no food or water in the home. >> Army cuz it automatically >> How you doing? >> Scared me. You scared me. >> Did I? I'm sorry. you live over here. Mommy and daddy home. How you doing, boss? >> Pretty good. >> Hi there. >> Um, we got a call saying kids haven't been to school in a while. >> Uh, we've been having issues getting them enrolled and uh my husband just has to finish going up there. Uh, where are you going today? >> What? >> I just came out here. I don't >> uh school. Sorry. Yeah, I'm got the accent and everything like that. I got notorized and I got dropped off at the school. Okay. >> Yeah, that's all we've been waiting on. Oh, >> you guys got your IDs on you? Uh, >> I don't have my roommate. >> Who's the other fella in there? >> Uh, our roommate. >> Your roommate. >> How's it going? >> It's going lost my job. >> An officer asks to speak privately with the oldest daughter. She is asked about her safety living conditions and whether anything concerning has happened in the home >> last week. Sorry to hear that. >> I'm in the process trying to find another job, too. So, >> fair enough. >> Yeah, it's been kind of hectic. >> Yeah, it's a hard time right now. >> Yeah. >> How many get money to help you? >> Worried about that. >> How many uh kids y'all got? >> Three. >> Three. How old are they? >> Uh she's nine >> then 11 14. >> I'm not able to >> if you would. Yeah. Is that all right? What >> cause? >> I just want to talk to your 14-year-old. >> To the 14-year-old? >> Mhm. Is that all right? >> I mean, we just moved, so we're trying to get everything transferred over. >> Okay. >> And I went up to the school last week. >> Okay. >> And tried to get them to fix the parent. >> Hey, how are you? >> And they gave me her school ID instead of actually giving me the parent stuff. >> Okay. >> Okay. Other side. Dustin. >> Dustin. Gotcha. And your name is >> Marina. >> All right. Anything you want to tell me about what's going on at the house? Is every you feel safe and everything? You're getting taken care of? >> You didn't tell anything to anybody about anything that's going on? >> I mean, you can tell me. I'm not. >> The daughter confirms that a firearm exists in the home. She also explains the living arrangements and the presence of another adult resident. >> Going to tell them that you told me stuff. Fine. >> Well, I understand it's fine, but I mean, if you're >> going on at the house that we need to know, >> share it with me about >> the safety of you. >> Mention something to your to someone regarding something your mother did. >> Okay. something else too that had to do with a gun. >> Yeah. Is there a gun in the house? >> There is one though. Okay. >> A knife, too. >> A license. >> Oh, a license. That's fine. She's not in trouble for having a gun. You can have a gun in Georgia. But has she done anything with the gun? You said that she put it up to her head in front of you. Did that happen, not in front of you? Did she just tell you she did that or what? >> It's the fighting. >> Okay. The gentleman that lives there with you guys. Who's he? >> Yeah, the other guy that's inside. >> The guy that owns this apartment. >> Okay. So, you guys live in there with him? How many bedrooms are there? >> Three. >> Three. Do you guys have your own bedroom? The kids. >> And then where are your parents? >> They're in their own room. >> Okay. And then that guy. >> Officers continue checking on the household conditions. They learned the electricity has been off for several days. And the daughter says the home is hot, but that the family is using fans. >> You feel safe though in the house? >> It doesn't look like you feel safe. >> Everything good. You guys got, you know, AC power. >> We're trying to get the power back on. >> Yeah, my old roommate. I'm actually on the phone. >> Supposed to come out today and I'm like, where you guys at? >> It's hot out. >> But I mean, everything else has been pretty good. I >> mean, as long as the kids are good, we we don't got any issues. So, >> no, they're great, man. >> We just been having issues getting into the parent board there. And I even went up there. >> Yeah. And they they kept saying, "Go to the parent port." like >> you've been going to parent that and they were like, "Oh, we'll use this code >> and it should be able to reset you." Well, I use that code and come to find out that was my daughter's ID for her school. And I'm like, "Well, that ain't going to work." >> So, I called the other school and they were like, "Oh, well, we can help you out." >> And then they helped me out Friday. They were like or Thursday afternoon. They were like, "Go up a Friday. Why don't you guys send me a notification that cost me $0 for to get it turned back on? >> When he's done, we'll get out of your hair. And like I said, you guys are working on getting them in school. Kids have food. >> I know it's hot, but you know, >> we got fans. So, >> yeah. Just keep doing your best though. >> You know that. That's all we can do nowadays. >> Exactly. >> Do you guys have food to eat and stuff? >> Who makes you feel unsafe? Sean? >> Who's Sean? >> Chad. >> Chad. >> Insta. >> Oh, that's the guy that stays there. What does he do? >> He makes clothes. >> He makes you feel unsafe? >> No. No. >> That's what I asked. >> Oh, >> I said, "Does someone make you feel unsafe in the house?" >> Huh? >> Mhm. Does he put his hands on you? >> The kids, your sisters? No, >> he's on Monday. >> Okay. In front of you guys. Do you have your own phone? >> Have a tablet. >> Okay. >> My phone. >> How long have you guys lived here? >> Come on. >> Huh? Come on. Do you guys have running water? >> Yeah. >> Police inspect the residence and see that three miners share one bedroom. The parents explain they recently moved and that some food spoiled after the electricity was shut off. >> Okay. You have electricity? >> Not right now. We're supposed to get it back today. >> What do you use to power electronics? >> Uh I have a friend upstairs. >> Do you guys take showers and stuff? >> Yeah. >> You're able to bathe and do you have clothing and stuff? >> Okay. The Chad guy, does he make you feel uncomfortable or are you okay? Okay. >> He's the one that also takes us. >> Why don't you go to school? >> Uh, the last time you were in school ended. >> Okay. So, you haven't been to school this year? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What grade are you? >> Can I get your information, please? Have you spoke to anybody at this school? >> No. >> Okay. Can we check to see, you know, make sure we got food and everything and kids are got a safe place to sleep and all that. >> Are there any weapons or anything in the house? >> Guns or my gun safe? >> Okay, they're secured in a safe. Correct. >> Okay. Do you guys have any firearms? >> No. >> No, I don't. >> Okay. You guys have a vehicle? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. That's my baby right there. >> The Mustang? >> Yes, sir. >> Fair enough. >> I built that thing from ground zero. >> What kind of work did you do before? >> I'm a mechanic. >> A mechanic? >> Yeah, man. You shouldn't have too bad trouble finding something. >> No, I'm actually waiting on a phone call uh for an interview. >> Yeah, >> they're always looking for mechanics everywhere. All right. Yeah, >> it's like >> that's a that's a good job to to or a good skill to have. >> Oh, yeah. >> Where the kids usually sleep. >> They are in there right now. We're trying to get everything cleaned up. We've been moving and everything. >> Okay. >> Um we got this. We're limited in here right now. We've cuz most of it's ruined. Yeah. >> But we've got >> Okay. >> All this up here. We've cooked quite a few chickens. We had a bunch of chicken. We had to put um one of his friends came over and picked up some of the meat. >> Officers discover improvised wiring connected to an exterior power source supplying electricity to the apartment. They warn that the setup is dangerous and could cause a fire. Okay. And you just all all three of them sleep in here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then you guys sleep in here? >> Yes. >> Okay. What do you guys got? Turtles. >> Uh ballp stay. >> Okay. How long have you not had electricity? >> Like 3 days. >> Okay. >> What's going on there? >> Run. >> Do they know you got that going on? >> I don't care if they do or not. >> I get it. But it's a fire hazard >> for everyone in here. Yeah, it is. You can't have no wiring and stuff going to that. >> I told you Chad to hug it up. >> I'm just worried about the rest of the people in here. Like I said, I'm no firefighter or electrician, but >> I used to be an electrician. >> I got you. >> I'm pretty good with not a fire hazard, but I'm going to make sure these kids have got AC or something. Like I'm not going to >> Fair enough. >> Whatever I got to do, you know, that's what I'm going to do. >> So, you said they're starting school though tomorrow. Uh should be tomorrow or Wednesday. >> Okay. >> Cuz they still got to approve it and everything like that. So they should be in school this week. >> All right. Have you spoken to the officers speak with the property manager who confirms the family is behind on rent. The electricity was shut off and there have been multiple people coming and going from the unit. >> School. >> Yes. >> Today. >> Not today. Okay. All right. No, my phone's currently. >> Yeah. Maybe try to reach out to the school today so that you can speak to someone before they close. >> Absolutely. >> You know, top priority is getting that AC back on, though. >> Yes, we'll have everything back on. All right. >> All right, you guys. Take care. Yes, sir. Appreciate it. >> Hello. >> Hey, how's it going? >> I'm not the property manager. Uh, she's out there in her car. You need to speak to her, you can just knock on her door. >> Before y'all say no, I hope y'all are in that second bedroom over there on the right. And I hope y'all bust every freaking one cuz ain't nothing but a bunch of >> That's what I'm asking. What's going on over there? >> It's just people running in and out. >> Are you able to get her over here? The property manager? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. If you could get her to come over here so I can talk to her, please. Are you the property manager? I am. >> Are you able to talk? >> Have you dealt with anything at that address? >> That address, the man below is the one that deals with them the most. He smells so smoking. But no like property issues there >> inside >> inside outside around it. >> You know the guy in the black Mustang with the red accents on it. I know he's just came moved in there about I don't know 3 months ago maybe. >> Yeah. >> And he comes in out his him and his girlfriend fight like the wind. >> Oh yeah. >> Yeah. We've been out. >> And then >> 21105. Are you familiar with anything going on there? >> No. just set their own infiction. They haven't paid for the last two months. There's a lot of people that going in and out at home. >> Yeah. >> There's two little kids living there now. >> And then more than that. >> Really? >> Yeah. The uh how many folks are supposed to be up in there? >> There's only six that's allowed in there. >> How many bedrooms is it for? >> Three. Two bedrooms. >> Okay. Are you guys aware if there's electricity in there or not? >> Um so it did get shut off. The little girl told me that it shut off, but once it gets shut off, it gets put back in our name cuz it automatically >> does it in our system. So, I don't know if they're on ours or >> No, they don't have there's no electricity in there. They're pulling from your guys's outlet outside or your light. >> I don't know what they're >> Are you guys wanting to do anything about that? I'm assuming that comes from the properties power, right? the porch light. >> Yeah. >> After reviewing the conditions and the report from the social worker, including lack of utilities, unsanitary food conditions, and concerns about safety officers, contact supervisors and child services to discuss next steps. >> They're the the outlet out on the porch may be live. >> Yeah, the porch light is your guys', I believe. >> Oh, yeah. four spots. It's always in that spot. >> It's your guys's power. It's not. So, I just need to know if you guys are wanting to press charges for the theft of >> I would have to ask that or not. >> I've never had that happen, so I would have to ask. >> Okay. Are you able to find that out while I'm here with you? >> Yeah, sure. Do they have water? Do you know that? >> Yeah, that's automatic. >> That's through the property. >> There's not. >> So, that wouldn't get shut down. Gotcha. I know the the girls, the two little young girls, >> their mother comes and goes and then the grandmother comes in her car and sleeps out there in her car. >> Okay. >> And uh but I don't think grandmother's in there any know she's older. >> She just sleeps outside in the parking lot. >> She lives out of the park. They won't even let her come upstairs supposedly. >> All right. I do know that the person below them um they smelled of something weird. >> Uhhuh. >> So, >> okay. I don't know if it's still going on in the home. It's been a >> It's been a while. So, >> I know y'all been up here a few times. >> When are they supposed to be evicted? >> So, their eviction actually just started um last month and so now we're just waiting to go to court and everything this month. >> Well, if you could work on finding out about that power situation and what you guys want to do about that. Yeah, that's unsafe condition. I need to take care of it. >> Yeah. Is there a plug out there? >> There is a plug down below. I don't know if it's hot or not, but they're taking it from the light. Right. >> Correct. They have >> They got You can do one of those things in and plug it in. >> They have it wired down with two hot wires that they look like they took apart the whole lighting the whole the whole fixture and then put their own wires onto the hot wires in there. And then they wired their own socket for some reason outside of it. And then they have a whole bunch of stuff plugged into it. Extension cords going into the >> the apartment. So that's not that's not cool. >> We got a call from a social worker at a school saying the children haven't been to school in over a week um to come check on them. Arrived on scene. They have no power, no AC. It's been 2 or 3 days. Rotting food. House is a mess. oldest daughter Isabella said that dad is physically a mom. >> The property manager confirms the improvised electrical connection is drawing power from the property system and agrees to pursue charges related to unauthorized electricity use. >> In the last incident, mom held a gun to her head and uh threatened to kill herself. children look like they haven't bathed in weeks with the power being off. All the food in the fridge and freezer went bad. >> And in reference to the inadequate um shelter, the educational neglect, and also the domestic violence, would you happen to know if these concerns could be occurring right now at this present moment? >> Uh no, they're not. I'm uh still outside the apartment building. I'm going to stab this information with my supervisor and then the county will be notified of the decision made. You will receive a copy of the mandated reporter letter within 24 hours. >> He said yes. Um we'll press charges. I do need to take a picture of it for incident report. Okay. >> But he says it can cause all kinds of fires and stuff like that. So, >> do you have your ID handy? And who was that that you spoke to? >> Um Mike. He is our maintenance regional. >> Hey. Well, you want to just hang out right here? We got to talk with everyone. >> Okay. You just want to hang out right here? Uh, can I get you and Miranda downstairs real quick? My sergeant wants to talk with you guys. >> At this point, because of the >> officers placed the parents under arrest for theft of services related to the unauthorized power connection. They explain the situation while coordinating with child welfare officials. >> The services, which is that electricity, you guys are going to get placed under arrest. So, go ahead and place your hands behind your back. >> What? >> That's all me. That's all me. >> That's all me, though. >> How is this even possible? >> Yeah. I don't know. >> How is this even possible? >> Like, I thought you said nothing was wrong, bro. >> Okay, stop crying because we can't understand the >> willing to talk to you, but I can't. >> Explain to me what's going on here. >> Where did these come? >> Looks empty. From the house. >> From the house. >> Yeah. >> Face that way. >> What's your name? >> My name is >> Abigail. Okay. Where's Where's Isabella at? >> In her room. >> Can we I'm going to go Stay right here. I'm going to go get Isabelle. Okay. >> Those are the only people I have. >> Stay right here. I'm going to go get Isabella. Your sisters are upset. You want to be with them. >> At this point, we're not going anywhere. We're just going to sit here and we're just going to talk to some people and then go from there. Okay. So, I understand that this is sad and stressful and nobody likes hearing if you guys tell them I'm sorry you had to. >> Officers reassure them that family members may be contacted and that they will be able to communicate with their parents later. >> See that, okay? But you'll be able to talk to your parents and everything before they leave and everything and we'll figure everything out. Okay. So, >> it's either my aunt or grandma's but 770. Mom and dad's going to be going to jail. Are you able to come be with the kids? Let me speak with the defax worker. See what she's thinking. But they'll probably go with go with her and then you guys will meet up. I uh spoke with aunt. She doesn't have a license. Grandma's at work. >> Okay. Well, we'll just tell whatever that you know to her cuz she's basically going to get stuff. >> Can you lean forward a little bit for me? Thank you. Even though we've got proof of those. >> So at this point it's the it's called theft of their what's it called services. He did >> I understand but you had knowledge of it as the issue and you live in the same residence. So by that it makes you like an accomplice. Does that make sense? >> Was that a misdemeanor or something? >> It depends. We'll tell you at at uh the amount that they give us. We'll determine that how much like the amount that was taken. So, it probably is a misdemeanor to be honest with you, but I'm not sure at this point cuz Officer Bowman's the one that's handling that. That's whose car you're in right now. That's the other officer that you've been speaking with. So, he'll come over here and he'll talk to you. So, at this point, they're speaking with the defects case workers. Okay. >> Okay. Stand up straight for me so I can get this. >> It's hard. I got a back injury from my old job. It's really bothering me. Make my back brace. >> What did she ask? Why is she being charged? Oh, for the reason the reasoning you're being charged as well is cuz you're living in that house and you're aware of what's taking place. So, you're party. >> Investigators also learn that faky arms may be stored in the residence and continue documenting the living conditions while preparing reports for the child welfare investigation >> to that crime. >> I just need to know if they're okay, >> and if the kids are going to be okay. Yes, they're going to Are they going to jail? the kids? >> No, obviously not the kids, bro. I'm just making sure that the parents aren't going to go to jail so they can stay out here with their kids. >> The parents do end up going to jail. There is um a Department of Family Services individual here that is speaking to them and we're trying to get in touch with family members of your roommates so that someone will be able to take the the custody of the children. They admitted that there's guns in the house's house. That's on my camera about the gun. >> We're taking those, right? >> No, we haven't done anything inside of there other than he went in there originally because they allowed him to just to look around real quick and then I went in a moment ago to try to find her inhaler at her request. >> According to Chad, they're safe in a safe. >> Yes, but that's his guns. The gun that they're referring to is these people's gun. So Chad is just the lease holder and has no relation to anybody else. >> Well, she served him with the eviction or >> she served him already. Yeah. Well, he was in the back of my car. I now have his lease or his eviction paper with his property. >> Okay. >> The neighbor right there is cooking them pizza. >> Like, okay. >> The uh gentleman that lives there said that he wanted to speak to you if you were interested in hearing what he had to say. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. >> And then um >> and then mom and dad are still there, right? Correct. >> Okay. So, I'm going to talk with them before >> if you would talk to her first cuz this female deputy has to leave soon and she's going to transport her. But right now, the >> Sergeant Web is talking to her. >> Did you tell me that there's another guy that lives here? >> No. Chad? >> No, no, no, no. Gary, >> no. This is news to us. >> So, the kid said that there's a guy named Gary that was living here with them for the past 3 weeks. They don't know where he went right now. >> No idea. >> You know what? When we hear Friday, I noticed a guy sleep on the board. >> Interesting. >> And they did say that he slipped. They have their own room. >> The kids have their own. They share a room. So, it's three bedrooms in there, right? >> So, Chad has his own, the parents have their own, and then all three kids share. And then Gary was just living on the white mattress. >> Yeah. Now, they mention >> So, there's like another guy here, so I don't know if he's planning on coming back here, >> but they don't know him. They said it's a friend of Chad's. >> Fair enough. >> Thank you. >> So, I'm just going to throw that out there. They don't know any last name, which I doubted they would. Yeah. Um, >> she can talk to the kids, right, after you're done talking to her. Is that all right? All right. >> Yeah, it's fine now. >> Yeah. So, you're good to talk to her whenever you want. And then once you're done, we can grab the kids so they can say goodbye. >> Ladies, would you like to talk to your mother before she leaves? >> Well, he's in a different car, so they're all in separate cars. >> So, the female >> Before the parents are transported, officers allow the miners to briefly speak with their mother. Officers provide comfort items and ensure arrangements are made for their temporary care. >> Deputy, she's with All right. Here's your daughters to talk to you real quick. Okay. >> I'm so sorry. I don't know. >> I don't want to go either. I wish you stay. >> I wish I could stay. Would you like a heart bear >> or whatever this cool thing is? I don't know. >> Would you like one, too? >> There is. She says she has three snakes in there. >> I have a snake. >> Oh, >> there's lots of options. >> You're going to have to take Oracle with you. Uh, we have the crew. >> Uh, we'll talk to them about it once we walk back over by uh by them. Okay. about the snake. Okay. >> Yeah, we'll talk to them about it and we'll make sure we get everything situated. Okay. >> All right. >> Are you ready? >> Yeah. >> Are we >> Is it okay if we can like go in front? >> They can't go in front, unfortunately. If we get uh she can leave now and then she can get out of those really fast. So, if you want to say goodbye and then we'll walk back over there and you'll be able to talk to her soon. She'll be able to use a phone and call you. Okay. All right. >> Bring them over here. >> Let's back up so they can drive off. Okay. >> I love you. >> All right. >> I love all you. I'm going to come right back. >> Let's walk over by uh Sergeant Web over here. Do you not have shoes? >> No. >> Oh, no. >> You okay? >> Yeah. >> Okay. She doesn't have shoes on. We >> just don't want you in the sun. Oh, we just gave out. We just gave out stuffy. >> Want another stuffy? >> Oh my goodness. >> Another stuffy. >> Look at you guys. >> All right, you pick one. >> Oh my goodness. >> You have a frog one. >> Which one? >> That one. >> You want this one then? >> The frog. The frog. Good choice. Good choice. >> Are they going to go to jail or they are they coming right back to us or something? So, right now they're going to the jail and then they're going to spend a little time there and then once they get out of there, I don't know how long, but they'll be able to call you on the phone. >> How long? >> Yeah. Judge is the one that gets to decide that stuff. >> So, they'll be able to call you and and make phone calls to you. Okay. >> Cuz dad has Adrian's phone. >> Yeah. And I'll make sure that they get that. Do you still have that with you >> so the dog doesn't eat it? Oh yeah, watch your pizza. >> I'm not going to finish it or because it hurts her tooth cuz it she needs a >> She needs to go to the doctor and I do too. >> Okay. >> Why do you need to go to the doctor? >> Not doctor. >> I need my teeth clean. >> They tell you that they can't eat the pizza cuz it hurts their teeth because they need to go to the dentist. >> Okay. >> Cuz that's literally what they just said. She said, "I want to eat this pizza, but I can't because my teeth hurt cuz we need to go to the dentist." >> Keeping diag. >> The mother is being charged with cruelty to children in the first degree and theft of services. Remember basic utilities, safe living conditions, and school attendance are essential responsibilities when caring for minors. When concerns about safety or neglect are reported, authorities often coordinate with child welfare services to protect those involved. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. It's tough to watch situations where families are clearly struggling like this. I'm glad the officers checked on the minors and made sure someone would take care of them. This shows how important it is for people to report concerns when something doesn't seem right. 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 police save two school kids from an outrageously dangerous mother. in the parking lot. >> Take two males, take down one female. >> I'm a mess. I'm not a mess. I'm mass. >> On October 25th, 2024 officers responded to a school following a report of a concerned parent claiming another parent brought her child to school while possibly under the influence. >> Date of birth, Misha? >> 525 20. >> How you doing? How you doing? >> Great. >> Okay. You under the influence anything right now? >> Huh? >> Are you under the influence? Anything right now? >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm just trying to get my kid into a dance. >> Okay. Not under the influence, anything? >> Hell no. >> No medications? No. >> Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. >> Okay. Cuz I got a concerned parent came and stopped me and got me. >> Because my speech is a little slur, too. This one. That's what I'm asking. >> Nope. >> Okay. Pulling one of these spots right here. >> How you doing? >> Oh, you're Oh my god. Come on. Heavy. They're having a baby. >> Yes, they are. >> My child. >> When the officer asks for identification and says she is not free to leave, the driver attempts to drive away from the parking lot. The vehicle reverses and makes contact with another car while two miners remain inside. >> What's the reason for that? Uh, trauma. My twin, I think. >> If I call another unit down here and run you through a sobriety test, are you going to pass everything? >> My baby's scared. >> Okay. Well, I'd rather your baby be safe than be scared. >> He's scared. He's just He's >> I mean, your speech was slurred. You're having trouble holding your infant child. >> No. No. Stop. Stop being an >> You're not free to leave with your I need your driver's license. Come on. >> I need your driver's license. >> I need your driver's license. You try to leave, I'm going to stop you. >> Get out of the car now. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. VEHICLE JUST HIT ANOTHER. >> Officers quickly move in and order the driver out of the vehicle. She resists instructions and officers physically remove her and place her under arrest while ensuring the miners are moved away from the car safely. >> Cars to try and take off. Two children in the car. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> YES, there's 13. >> Get out of the way. Get out of the way. >> Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. >> Don't touch my >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Come on. You kids in the car. Get out of the car. >> Get out OF THE CAR. >> NO. GET OFF ME. >> Get out of the car. >> Get Get Come on. Get out of the car. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> Bro, what? >> Put your hands behind your back. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop being. >> Yeah, mama. >> Get in the car, buddy. >> I'm not being >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> What are you doing? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. I need to get >> Stop fighting. Put your hands behind your back. >> Honey, it's okay. Come here. Come here. Don't touch my baby. >> Don't touch my baby. >> I'm not hurting your baby. You're making her cry. >> Relax. >> Get off me. Get off me. Get off me now. >> Get Stop. >> Stop. >> Why does it take two man take down one female? Why does it take two males? >> She's intoxicated. >> I had two kids in the car in a corner parking lot. >> Take two males take on one female. You [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Come on. Stand up. >> I'm grabbing my go second. Okay. >> Officers place the woman in a patrol vehicle and begin identifying her. They also speak calmly with the child, offering reassurance and a small toy while waiting for family or school staff to assist. >> No, I don't have anything. You guys are a bunch of puss. >> Come on. >> No. No. No. No. >> Give me No. I'm not leaving without my shoes. >> We'll get your shoes if you just get in the car. >> YEAH. >> You all right, buddy? You all right? No. Remember people? >> So, they're having a Halloween party at the school today. >> She shows up intoxicated with him and an infant child in the car. I question her on it. She's like, "This I'm leaving. I ran the place. I don't got her ID. It doesn't come back to her." >> Okay. Gotcha. >> So, >> ma'am. Yes, sir. >> Don't you step out of the car for me, please? >> Yes, sir. We're going to walk back to what? >> Yeah, I don't know where it's at. So, come on with me. >> No, I already seen it on the roof. >> Okay, we'll find it. Let's You come with me. Going to walk her put her back seat. Make sure she don't get away. >> I'm not going anywhere. >> Okay, that's fine. Just do what I said. Keep walking. >> That's fine. Scare my kids. Stop scaring my kids. >> Hey, >> no. >> You keep walking with us. This car to the other side. >> That's fine. Stop. >> Stop scaring my kids. Get in the car. >> Get in here, dude. >> I'm sorry. Someone >> get in the car. >> Why did I ask? >> Get in the car. I'm not going to ask you again. >> It's not that hard. Get in the car. Okay. >> Stop fighting us, >> please. >> Get in there now. Get in there now. >> I was trying to figure out who she is. >> Yeah. Trying to figure out who she is. >> Her name's Lisa. >> Lisa. >> But that's how he would come. >> What's her last name? >> This one. >> What's his name? Captain. >> What? >> Captain. >> Hey, Captain. Captain. >> Hey, these are nice. Remember I told you these are nice guys, honey. >> Hey, are you okay? Look at me, please. Hey, >> nice people, honey. >> Is your name Captain? That's pretty cool name. I wish I had my I wish I My name was Captain. >> He's four years old. >> Really? Do you drive cars yet? No. Soon? Yeah. You like this? Look at this. >> Check this out. Look at this little raccoon. >> You want it? >> It's all yours. >> Hey, Captain. >> Look at us, buddy. >> Can you talk to us for a minute? >> Will you talk to me? >> I'm going to try to figure out who she is. Give that to her. Maybe she can get him to open up with it. >> Hello. >> Hey, how we doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. Would you happen to know the parents name that >> of who was in that car >> that just wrecked the car and led to two led me on a little short pursuit with the two kids in the car intoxicated? >> It might be Is she Did you get her? >> Yeah, she's arrested. But is it Lisa's uncle? >> I believe it's uncle. What's their daughter's name? >> Beatatrix. I'm I'm guessing it was >> The arresting officer explains to another officer that the woman attempted to leave after being told she was not free to go, which led to the collision and arrest. >> Lisa's uncle. >> Hey guys. >> Yeah, I believe that's who it is. And I got to try to find somebody to come get these kids. >> Okay, I'll call we'll start making phone calls to family. >> Um, just FYI, I called in CPS today about that, too, cuz she was at a meeting with us and we suspected something. >> Yeah. So, >> hey Lisa. Lisa, what's going on? >> Okay, >> that's it. >> Okay. All right. Hey, >> what's your >> Stop doing what? What do you mean? What? I'm in the handcuffs. >> You are? You're being detained right now. Lisa, what's your last name? >> 11 goes to my kids. Well, we're trying to investigate this situation right now. So, what's your last name? Lisa Su. >> What is it? >> S U N K O. I just I'm trying to go to uh >> Yeah, I know. I know. Well, let's figure this out and then we can get you out of here. Okay. >> Yes. I'm not trying to do anything wrong. >> Okay. What's your date of birth, Lisa? >> 52520. >> 525. What? >> 5258. I'm not trying to do anything wrong. >> I know. What's your social? Thank you. All right. Thank you. No, I want to go to my kids. >> Okay, relax. Let's get through this. She pulls the baby out of the car and she's like, "Whoa, you're heavy. You're 20 lbs. You're heavy." I was like, "Whoa, put the kid down. Come talk to me. I ain't doing this." And she said, "She's leaving." I was like, "You're not free to go." She put in reverse, hit a car, she's backing up. So, I put her on the ground, get her handcuffed. >> She's like, "Mom's trying to fight him back." >> Cuz he jumps out of the car worried. >> I'm like, "I don't want these kids to get hit by a car." Luckily, I asked the bystanders to stay by. Kind of stop traffic. >> Hey, Lisa. >> Are you willing to do some field sobriety testing for us? >> Absolutely. >> She will. >> You want your shoe? >> Yeah, I'll get her. I'll get it. >> Let's Let's see if >> the shoe. It's got your shoe here. >> Put it on. Where's my salt? >> I don't know. There's one on the ground back here, but I don't know if you want to do these field spraying tests. Okay. We got to take these cuffs off. You going to get a strong and take these cuffs off? Okay. >> You want me to do like cartwheels? I'll do everything. I'm tired. I'm not I'm not a mess. I'm a mess, but I'm not a mess. A mess cuz my baby. >> Yeah. This is for me. You said your baby's sick. >> During the tests, the woman has difficulty following instructions and maintaining balance. Officers continue documenting her performance while monitoring the situation. >> Now my babies are dead. >> Hold on. Stay here. Let's get this one off of me. >> I'm right here. I'm right I'm not going anywhere. You're not You don't have to. >> You see it tip my finger. Okay. >> I'm Earth. You're You bought my twins from >> You don't You don't have to do this. Okay. >> No. I have kids. Stop. >> Do you want to do this? You need a minute? >> You don't have kids. So, yeah. Stop. >> Are you going to be able to do these tests? >> Yes. Yes. >> Okay. You ready? >> Yeah. >> Try to give it a go. >> Yeah. >> Feet together, hands down to your sides. Okay. You see? Tip my finger. Okay. You need to watch with your eyes only. Okay. Don't move your head or anything. Just watch with your eyes and eyes only. Okay. >> So, she's out on felony probation for child endangerment. So, they're they're going to respond to the ER or not the ER, the jail cuz they're putting a holder on her and they're going to they're going to do a screen and a urine test on her at the jail. >> It has to have kids. You don't want kids. >> You want to try? Let's try to do something different here. Okay. You can do whatever you want, >> Lisa. Listen to what he's saying. He wants you to walk up there, please. >> I can do that. >> Right here. Can you do that? >> Yes. >> Left foot on the line, right foot in front of it. >> I'm the strongest. >> Right. Right there. Don't move. >> I'm the strongest. >> Okay. So, I'm going to instruct you to do. So, you want to take nine heel to steps down this that imaginary line. Okay. >> Okay. You don't want me to start. >> I don't. I want to explain it to you first. >> Yeah. Please. After the tests, officers determine they have sufficient cause to take her back into custody. She becomes argumentative while officers place the handcuffs back on and prepare for transport. >> Foot on the line, right foot in front of it, just like me. One, two, three, and so on until you get to nine. Okay, understand I took three steps both ways. You're going to take nine >> both ways. 15 steps. >> Just remember, count your steps out loud. Hang on. >> Count your steps out loud. Don't Don't stop for any reason once you get started. Keep your hands down to your side. Okay. >> Start. >> Yep. You got it. >> All right. >> Where we going? >> I I can't just figure out All right, >> stay there. >> I don't like this. >> Okay, then step where you like. Step where you like this. >> Stand with feet together. Hands to your side. Okay. You want to do this or no? >> Oh, no. >> Okay. Feet together. Hands to your side. Just stand up. Don't start. Be careful. >> I am careful. >> Instruct you to do it. >> Listen. When instruct you to do so, you're going to take one leg, either leg. Okay. You're lift off the ground about 6 in. Keep your foot parallel to the ground. Okay, you're going to you're going to count 1 2 1 3 and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay, does that make sense? >> You don't have this. >> You don't have to do this if you don't want. >> No. No, I have to my own. >> Do you understand everything I just explained to you? >> Yes, I do. >> All right, you go to begin whenever you're ready. >> Great. Whenever you come out loud, careful. Yeah. >> No, you're not done. >> We're done. >> No, I I can't stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Hey, Lisa. Give me your Give me your left hand. >> Told me you weren't going to give us any problems. Okay. >> I'm not getting any problems. >> Give me Give me your right hand. Your left hand. Give me your left feet of your hand. Okay. >> The woman is secured in a patrol vehicle and transported to jail while arrangements are made for the minor's care through family members and school staff. Jesus Christ. Stop. My bees are >> Yeah, there's a bunch of Look at it. >> Stop. Knock it off. Knock it off, Lisa. >> We don't We don't make this work for yourself. >> Knock it off, Lisa. >> Why does it take two three minutes to >> Well, because you're being difficult, Lisa. >> No, because you guys are big. >> Knock it off. >> Stop. >> This isn't going to go away. All right. >> It doesn't matter. I can make it so long. You guys are bringing a punch. Holy. >> Hey, knock it off. >> Holy. >> Lisa. >> No. Holy. Guess who needs their mother? And their mother is breast milk. My kids. >> Okay. >> Guess who gets breastfed? Guess who gets fresh spent. >> Watch your head. Hop in. >> Go on the other side. Lisa, I'm going to tell you right now, if you don't get in the car, >> you're not going to TREAT ME LIKE THAT. >> THE WOMAN was charged with endangering children, stopping after an accident on public roads or highways, obstructing official business failure, to comply with the order or signal of a police officer, and a probation violation. Remember, when officers receive reports of possible impairment while minors are present, they must quickly assess safety and prevent vehicles from leaving the scene. Field sobriety tests and witness reports help officers determine whether a driver is safe to operate a vehicle. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. That officer stayed really calm while making sure the children were safe. Situations like this show how quickly things can escalate in a parking lot. Glad the kids were looked after right away. 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 save elderly man from his extremely toxic controlling wife. >> I've got like so many scars. Wow. >> So, he's not going to intimidate me at all. I have to make $12 million a year and I don't need him. I don't need your help cuz I'll take >> On April 29th, 2023, officers responded to a residence following a report of an elderly man claiming his wife had stopped taking her medication and attacked him during a heated argument. >> Was good at what I did. >> How long ago? So, nobody's injured, right? >> No. >> Okay. Just verbal. >> Um, tell me your name. >> Stephanie Smith. >> I just had my surgery. What do you think about >> Oh, okay. >> Um, 3 days ago. >> Okay. >> And um, you know, I haven't. >> No. Everybody inside. Inside. >> Go ahead in. Yeah. Go ahead. >> Thank you. Thank you. And >> so you had surgery just on your neck. Okay. right here. >> Oh, I see that. What'd you have? >> I have >> Officers separate the two individuals to hear each side of the story. The woman claims the situation was only verbal and says her husband overreacted by calling police. >> Dr. Hersk, he's wonderful. >> What did you have done? >> C56 infusion. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah, but he can't seem to handle it. >> So, don't No, don't make me cry. >> No, it's okay. I just want to, you know, I just want to Was your husband boyfriend who? >> Okay. He's in the other. That's all. >> Okay. All right. Well, you know, as long as everything's you guys are going to be okay. My partner's going to go talk with him real quick. >> Be okay because I'm going to kick his >> Well, you guys got separate rooms tonight, right? Things aren't going to be in agreement tonight, right? So, you can >> What's your name? >> It's Deputy Smith. >> Nice meeting you. >> This is Deputy George. Hello. >> Hi. >> So, I have yet to make contact with the mail party. Just make sure everybody's okay. >> No, >> like verbally. Just verbal back and forth. >> Yeah, she's verbal. No, she was supposed to take care of me for the one day I had to start. >> Yeah, there's there's bigger dogs, too. They don't They don't do anything, but I I haven't She came at the front here just making sure everybody's okay. >> Tell me about your level. I love your so much. >> You do? >> Yes. All right. kid loves you, too. >> Okay. Well, let me grab your name and then uh we'll try to make it the best possible for the rest of the night so we don't have to come back out here. >> Yeah, you can shoot him in the head if you want. >> No, I don't want to. We don't want to talk like that, right? >> Oh, yeah. No, I totally. >> All right. What's your first name? >> Chris. However, >> and what's his name? >> I'm not the one that called you. He called you because I was apparently >> being loud, >> I guess. >> Okay, let me go see what's >> 47. >> He's born 47. Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Let me go talk with him. Just hang out here a bit. Okay. >> Officers return to speak with the woman and ask about the injury. She denies causing it and continues talking about unrelated topics, including her career as a professional horse rider and her medical issues. >> Not I have to come and check on everything, make sure everything's okay. >> I I Yeah, and I understand. But I could kick as if I if I really wanted to. Right. >> Okay. Well, we you know, we don't want to do that. No, I'm just saying that it's a waste of your time and you guys I am so appreciative of your service and thank you so much. I >> appreciate that. >> Um, so what happened tonight that >> you guys got into a little bit of an argument and then you w we wound up coming here tonight >> honestly. >> Yeah. Um, I was a professional Grand Prix rider. Um, and my friend is coming back >> to bring her horse back down to me. And, um, he feels insecure. And I I'm not myself right now because I've had my surgery on Monday. >> So, I'm not incredibly myself, but he feels insecure right now. and that's the only reason that he's called you cuz he feels like he's going to lose me if that makes any sense at all. >> The woman becomes increasingly dismissive of the situation repeatedly stating she could physically overpower her husband and that she does not need him. Officers remain calm and continue asking questions to clarify what happened. >> No, it does. It does. >> Yeah. But I love him to death. And uh he just feels insecure. >> Where did he get his leg injury from? >> Leg injury. Which one? >> The one on his leg with a band-aid. >> Oh god. No. He's got um he has uh Oh, that's what I'm looking for. Um he had surgery a long time. He's not has a heart deficiency. And so every time he does anything like All right. If you want to see a legendary, I'm going to show you this one. How did you get that? >> How did I get that? From surgery. >> Surgery. >> Yeah, I know. Surgery. He sucked. >> I'm not going to tell you his name, but no. >> Sounds like he had a lot of surgeries. >> Oh. Oh my god. I was a Grand Prix rider. And if you would look on I'm just telling you this is for entertainment value, but um have you ever watched people jump really big jumps? >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, that was me. I was a Grand Prix rider. >> Okay. >> And uh >> so I did all that and so I've got like so many scars and >> everything on my butt. >> Wow. >> And I'm not afraid of him mother. >> But >> okay. >> So I don't know where you're um I'm surprised that he called you because he has a record and I don't. So um please let him off. >> Well, unfortunately we're going to make some determinations here. Um, >> all right. Tell me about that. Sit down. >> Well, I'm not going to sit down. I'm going to stand up. But, uh, as soon as my partner comes back, we're going to start working on some things here. >> Yeah. No, he has a reputation. And but guess what? All right. >> What? >> Sorry, I can't stand. Okay. >> Wow. No, no, that's okay. I see. I see that. >> Yeah. Nobody intimidates me. So, he's not going to intimidate me at all. Okay. >> Cuz I could and kick his ass. >> He's just being an [ __ ] tonight. I don't know why he called you. >> Okay. >> Well, I guess he wants he wanted to be left alone. I guess that wasn't happening. >> Well, guess what? It wasn't going to happen. >> Why? >> Because I've been with him for 12 freaking years. And guess what? I used to make 12 million million dollars. I'm going to cry. I used to make $12 million a year. And I don't need him cuz I made it without him. And it's disrespectful for him to think that I need him. If that makes any sense. No, it does. >> Cuz he has no money. Jesus Christ. But I live here. No, I was good at what I did. >> How long ago was that that you did that? >> Uh 2020. >> So you stopped in 2020? >> Yeah, cuz I broke retired or what? >> No, I broke my neck and I've I've had two strokes. When you fall on horses, guess what? Yeah, that's it's pretty dangerous dangerous tour. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Parking lot of hospital. >> Go get them cuz I'm safe. >> Just hang tight. Relax a second. Yeah. We're just waiting on my partner here. We'll >> we'll get everything squared away. >> No. Get everybody safe >> cuz I don't need your help cuz I'll kick his ass if I have to. I promise you. >> Okay. >> Tell me about you. Can you sit down? >> No, I'm not going to sit down. >> Please. No, I'm standing. We're good. I appreciate that. I sit a lot. >> So, it feels good to stand up a little bit. >> I don't think you guys get paid enough. >> It's my opinion, but I can barely I I said >> The conversation continues as the woman speaks at length about her past, her injuries, and the relationship. Officers allow her to talk while they gather information and compare it with the husband's account. had surgery on Monday. So, I'm having a hard time speaking, but >> doing okay. >> He's a fact. Don't think >> I've only met him today. Doesn't appear like a guy seemed like he got in a little bit of a disagreement. >> I tolerate him because for some reason I love him because he's poor and I don't know why I love him, but I do. >> Okay. >> I should go after somebody with more money, right? God, you're tall. >> I said, "God, you're tall." >> If you hand that to him first or >> Yeah. You could have it. >> Okay. >> Would it be cool if you took him into jail for >> Yeah. >> Tell me a story. >> A story. >> I have a short time span. >> All right. Tell me your best story. >> My what story? >> Your best story. My bath story. >> Uhhuh. >> Yeah. There's no bath stories. >> No. >> No. >> I I'll tell you a story. >> Tell me a story about the house you live in in Anglewood. >> In Englewood. No, no, no. I'm going to tell you a better story because I just told the story today to someone. Um, I've spent my whole life raising children because I couldn't raise them myself because I was on the road 35 weeks out of the year. and one of my students um when I came home one day >> deputies determine that the husband's injury is consistent with his statement that an object was thrown since he is over 65. The situation qualifies as potential battery against an elderly person. He was afraid to tell me that one of my stallions had thrown I don't know how to explain this. A chair through the through my Oh god, I'm sorry. This is This is a two-stroke. um through my house and she threw it through the truck and she was so afraid to tell me that the stallion threw the chair through this truck that she was didn't want to tell me that and I thought it was so funny. And so when I got home and I saw that this chair was thrown into my truck windshield, I laughed. And now she's a professional trainer. And so whenever anybody makes a mistake, she tells them about my story about how the stallion threw this >> chair through my windshield. >> Well, it was funny though cuz I saw >> his name was John Delar. And uh um but she was afraid to tell me that >> the stallion threw the chair through my truck of my car and I thought it was funny. And her name Oh, she's beautiful. I'm sorry. I I told you I had two strokes, right? >> Yes. >> Yes. Okay. You have a hard time. >> What were you guys arguing about tonight? >> Oh god. Who knows? He's an >> Just a bunch of stuff or what? Um, honestly, the reason we were arguing was because I had neck surgery last week and I said, "Can I please have one day off cuz I'm tired?" And generally, I'm used to taking I'm having a hard time speaking, but generally I'm used to taking care of everybody. And so, he brought me breakfast. All right. >> He brought you breakfast. between you and I, he's a but because I am who I am, I will not tolerate that and I just have to accept what I've done to myself. If that makes any sense. >> I mean, what what are you what are you referring to? >> No, he's I chose I deliberately chose him because I can't walk. I've broken every bone in my freaking body. I broke my neck in 1999. I've broken everything. >> So, he's the laziest man I've ever met in my entire life. And because of that, I liked him, if that makes any sense because he he doesn't want to go. I don't know. My mother doesn't understand it, but I'm tired. That's all I can say. >> Officers informed the woman that they must take action based on the evidence and witness statements. She continues speaking casually at times, joking, and asking officers to tell her stories while they prepare the arrest. >> And I've got to pass out really soon, so I don't know what I'm going to tell you. >> You taking any medication now? >> Oh god. No. Take all this crap that I don't want to take like I I don't like pills. It's not my thing. >> Okay. So, should I take medication? Yes. Am I taking medication? No. I don't like >> Gotcha. >> Not my thing. Sorry. I hope you guys give him though because he deserves it. >> We were just asking what happened. >> Oh, well, he's an trust me. Nobody else would tolerate him. Can you help me out? Oh, wait. No, you can't. You can't. No, he's an >> Got quiet now. Yeah. You know what's the funny thing? >> I'll tell you. Um my dog has issues with thunder and lightning and stuff like that. >> Mhm. >> So because of that, he was he locked himself in his room and and it's not my dog, it's his dog. And I was pounding on the window like, "Get your dog into the house." I said, "I don't care about me. Get your dog into the house." And uh so that's why I called you because I I love my animals. I was born on the patron saint day of St. Francis of Aissi. >> Okay. >> Which is October 4th. Animals are attracted to me. >> You have how many dogs you have, too? >> Well, here too. Yes. Correct. >> Yeah. Am I boring you? >> Yep. Not at all. >> All right. Tell me about you cuz I'm really tired. Oh, come on. >> Nothing to know. >> Birthday. Birthday. No. >> No. Oh, come on. >> I don't share I don't share I don't share stuff. >> Oh, >> I don't like to share things. >> Why? >> It's personal. >> It's a job. >> Yeah, I don't share all my details with people. >> Oh, that's I'm sorry. >> That's okay. >> No, no worries. >> Guess what? I bet people will love you anyway. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> You think? >> Oh my god. No, I don't think I know. I am such an agulate of uh I don't think you guys make enough money. I would definitely venture for you guys and I hate it and I don't like to hate anything cuz I'm a very happy person, but you guys don't make it. >> Deputies help her walk carefully to the patrol car because she recently had surgery and has difficulty moving. They check her for weapons and explain the process while maintaining a calm tone. >> I can't breathe right now. Oh, let's listen to him. Come on. This could be fun. >> No, that's okay. Just sit just sit there. We're just trying to sort everything out. I don't want you to hurt yourself. All right. >> That's okay. >> Just Just sit there. Relax. All right. >> Oh, he's a piece of cake. Trust me, he's an >> All right. Look at me. Come here. >> Stay there, boys. >> Come here. >> Okay. Hang tight. >> Best thing to ever happened to me. All right, check my show. >> Just grab a seat. I want I want to get some shoes for you cuz it's >> Oh my god. This has got to be the best experience that I've ever had in my whole entire life. >> Here you go. Slip these on. >> And cut. Just sit there. Relax. Slip these on. >> Oh, why? >> Cuz it's raining. I don't. >> God, this is so cool. Do >> you want a shirt, honey? You're going to be >> You Thank you. Okay, hang tight. Welcome. >> Have fun. >> Oh my god. >> Okay. Stay right here a second. Hang on a second. >> All right. Okay. >> Relax a second. Okay. >> Cuz I know you have a lot of injuries. I don't want to hurt you. Okay. >> Thank you. >> You're going to have to help me walk though. >> No problem. No problem. I'm going to help you. My question to you is I'm going to put you in the back of this car here. >> All right. So, just relax. Relax. Relax. Hold on a second. Just listen to me. Okay. >> Do you have anything sharp on you? anything or that's going to cut anything or anybody. Okay, I have to ask that. Okay. Nothing else illegal on your person cuz when you go into jail? >> What? >> Nothing illegal on you, right? >> Oh gosh. >> Okay. >> The woman is placed in the back of the patrol vehicle and told to relax while officers complete paperwork. Despite the arrest, officers continue focusing on her safety due to her medical condition. >> But you're going to have to help me walk. >> No problem. Let's go. Right here. Watch. all my life. >> Yeah, I'm such an intimidation. >> No, that's okay. I hear you. >> We just can't get physical or throw anything at anybody. That's the problem we're having. >> Yeah. Oh, you know what? I was a really good catcher. >> Come over here. I don't want you get all soaking wet. >> Please don't put my face on the internet. >> Cuz I'm kind of I'm kind of famous though. >> Okay. I'm going to have you sit here. >> Wait. Look at me. I'm famous. >> So, please don't. >> It's fine. >> Thank you. Just grab a seat here. >> Wait, give me a second. >> No problem. I got you. I'm gonna make sure you don't fall. All right, >> I got it. Yeah. Ah, thank you. >> Y >> got to make sure you're safe. Sit back. >> No, I'm good. Wait, wait, hold on. This one sucks. >> Good. >> So, basically, put if you can put your arms back in here. There's a cut right here. See that? >> So, then you can just rest yourself back in there. >> The woman was charged with battery on a person over the age of 65. Remember, domestic disputes can escalate quickly and officers often separate individuals to determine what actually happened. Even when injuries appear, minor assault against an elderly person can result in serious legal consequences. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. The officers handled that conversation with a lot of patience. It's interesting how calm they stayed, even while she kept talking non-stop. Situations like this show why separating both sides is important during domestic calls. 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. The next incident is when cops find irresponsible mother blacked out with car still in motion. >> Hold on. >> There's nothing in my bra besides my fake tit that you guys are obsessed with. >> Not even. On July 19th, 2023, officers responded to Dollar General following a report of an intoxicated woman asleep in her vehicle while about to pull into traffic. >> Give it just a second. Okay. >> Yeah, I know. I just >> So, the reason Samantha >> Hey, put the car in park. Okay. >> Oh my god. >> Sorry. >> That's fine. Put your car in park, okay? I don't want you coming out into traffic. What's going on? >> Me? I'm tired. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Can you put the car in park for me? >> Can I move? >> Give me just a second. I want to get the car in park. >> Put my car. >> I got another patrol car behind you. So, you can't move it. Just Just a second. Okay. >> Yeah, I know. I just >> So, the reason I'm here is because I didn't want to wake you up and you jet out and somebody get hurt. >> Oh, no. >> So, go ahead and put it in park for me. >> Shut it off if you don't mind. I'm getting ready to move it. Shut it off for me. Okay, Sam, do me. >> Officers begin asking questions about her condition and what she has been doing that day. She gives a confusing explanation involving personal disputes and says she has only slept a few hours. >> Step out here with with Officer West, Corpal West, for me just a second. Okay. I just want to check and make sure that you're okay. >> No. >> All right. Do what? >> I got a bury. >> He's not going to argue with you. Okay. I just wanted to stop and check on you because what what's going on here isn't isn't typical. Okay. But I wanted to make sure that you're okay and you're not sliding out into traffic. >> Oh god. >> Well, you Sam, you were sleeping. Um Okay. >> I know. Can you Can you just step out with with Corporal West for me? I'm going to move my patrol car and then I'll step out and talk to you. Okay. What are you looking for? >> Strong. >> Strong. >> Okay. Where's it at? Where's what? >> Step back here for me. Step back there with Corporal West. Okay, I'm going to move my car. Have >> anyone stay except you ever friends that I can say? >> This is Officer Avery. He's going to talk to you about >> what's going on today, Sam. >> Today? >> Yeah. >> I'll even give you a grand license. >> The woman also tells officers that her driver's license is currently suspended. but claims she is trying to resolve it with the DMV. Officers continue asking whether she has consumed alcohol or illegal substances. >> Right. I'm not doing anything. I promise. This is last night. >> Obviously, you know, obviously I'm dating Scotty. Okay. was for the rest of it. It's trying to fire him doesn't break up with me because my mom is trying to convince him that I'm doing [ __ ] >> Your mom's trying to convince who? >> My mom was trying to get his air so that I'm on my hands. >> Okay. This is all new information to me. Okay. So, you're not telling me anything that I already know or anything like that? >> What's going on today that's that's got you out here? you know, >> and like I said, I haven't been able to sleep because we also doing that. He actually had officers, you know, kind of driving by and I don't want to bless him. So, I'm packing up my stuff. I got like maybe three or four hours of sleep. >> So, let's turn this tired. I just did a hair falling test so I can get home for any of this other [ __ ] So, who'd you do your hair carefully look for? >> BFS. Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, you're you're suspended. >> I know. They're trying to fix it. I got the paperwork and her fault. >> Do you have paperwork that they're trying to fix it? >> Yes. >> An officer begins a field sobriety evaluation, asking her to follow his finger with her eyes. During the interaction, she mentions that there is a far rearm inside the vehicle. >> We all know that DMV will take my license way faster than they will fix it. All I was doing, I just wanted to come in and get my get food and I was going to uh Chris Shoemaker said that I could go to his house. >> I just want to be here. >> Okay. >> So, you know, because of because of how this is all played out, okay, I have to do a job and I have to ask, have you had anything to drink today? >> No. Hold your breath right now. >> I don't I don't have one on me, okay? >> I would honestly really like everyone to stop labeling someone. >> Sam, listen. I'm not labeling you out here, okay? That's not my job. My job is to ensure that you and this community is safe, okay? And that's all I'm trying to do. So, have you utilized any substances or anything like that? >> Okay. Can you do me a favor? I just want to check your eyes and make sure that you're okay. Can you stand up for me? >> I know. Put your feet together. Okay. Arms down by your side. You see the tip of my finger right up here? >> You may actually stay. >> Yep. I want you to look at I want you to look at the tip of my finger. Follow it back and forth with your eyes only. Keep your head straight. Okay. >> Yep. Keep your head straight and just follow the tip of my finger. Time to push a little bit. Okay. Sorry. >> He's He's probably just Oh, I don't know where he's at. >> Sorry. My gun is still in the door. That's probably That's what Yeah, that's what I was looking for. Okay. >> All right. >> Officers ask if anything illegal is inside the car and request permission to check it. The woman appears distracted and continues talking rapidly about unrelated situations and people. So, you haven't used anything or anything like that? No alcohol, no nothing. Okay. So, uh just hang tight right there for just a second. Is there anything illegal in the car aside from your firearms? Probably legal, but is there anything illegal? anything that we need to know about besides the gun that's in the car? >> We have to know this stuff. That's why when I contacted the camera and I ran into Well, not ran into, but I want to freaking tell you someone freaking to watch out for. I got my age, too. Well, between me and you, cuz I I know. So, I got my ass too because of you pulling over Josh Hon. >> I have no idea who Josh is. I think Cameron Scotty told me I didn't Cameron. Hold on. Sorry. >> Who' you Who'd you get your ass to? >> Josh Donovan. And I put my >> spell Josh Donovan. Stop breaking the law. You're not going to know. >> I know. And that's what Sorry. Oh, sorry. Friend thing. Sorry. Please don't take anything. I do personally. >> So, >> so >> I know, but I wanted to tell you a little squat thing. >> While you're talking to Corporate West about Josh, is there anything illegal on the par? Do you mind if I check just real quick so that I can tell you know whoever I need to tell that there's nothing in here? >> I've been cleaning the car. >> Officers note that falling asleep behind the wheel is unusual and continue questioning where she had been before stopping at the store. She says she came from a nearby car wash and had only stopped to buy food. Huh? >> Search the car and all its contents, bag, and all that kind of stuff to deal with that. >> Are you looking Are you trying to >> No, he's asking if you're okay. >> Actually, talks a little quicker. >> Hang tight right there. Okay. >> Any kind of legal technical? >> I just did a hair test. If I was doing anything, I wouldn't even >> Okay. >> I just between everything. I'm just sick of >> you understand. >> I'm sick of everyone bothering me. I just want to be friends. >> You understand that it's fairly uncommon for somebody to pass out behind the wheel even though they are >> fire, Scotty. I'm not doing anything because I had to be >> Where did you come from and where you ended up asleep? >> We'll take the over there at the big car wash. >> See you over at the car wash. >> Yes. If you think I've done anything or thrown away, Travis is public thingy. Don't talk anything. about it. I'm just asking you like >> I know it's just the process of elimination. >> Okay, here's what we're going to >> build some kind of trust with you. See you. No, but that's not me. >> Okay, so here's what I want you to do. >> A second sobriety test is administered in which she must estimate 30 seconds with her eyes closed and head tilted back. The officer observes inconsistencies in her responses. >> You stand. Can you listen to me? I want you to stand with your feet together. You want your heels and touch your heels. I want to close your post. Hands down at your sides. That's your sides. Just like this. Okay. Don't move from this position till I tell you to do so. Okay. Just like this. All right. Here. In a minute, I'm going to demonstrate what I want you to do, but I'm going to explain it to you first. All right. We're going to do a test to determine whether or not you're being honest with me. Okay. >> All right. >> My hands are down to my side. I need you to get back in that position. Okay. >> Sorry. One I don't want to just be standing here until I'm ready. >> That's part of the test. All right. Is you to stand there just like this. Hand down to your side. Hands down to your side like this. Okay. I'm going to tilt my head back. Watch. All right. My head's tilted back. I'm going to take my hand. All right. >> All right. And this whole time I'm I'm guessing that or approximating the fast of 30 seconds. Okay. You may begin whenever you're ready. >> All the way back. >> Head all the way back. >> You go on your own. I'll let you restart. All right. You're going to go on road on. Okay. You may have done this whenever you're ready. >> I'm going to have you stop. Okay. It's important that you close your eyes when you >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> As the investigation continues, officers confirm that her driver's license is suspended. Based on that violation, they inform her that she is being placed under arrest. >> I took it back. You guessed you guessed the pass. You guessed make the passing in 30 seconds. All right. drive clos I promise. >> Yep. Keep going. Whenever you believe 30 seconds has passed, you just let me know. >> Oh, I just 30 seconds. Sorry. >> You were supposed to let me know in 30 seconds. That was >> why I said like if you had a breath, I would definitely give you a breath right by the blood sample. You can test positive for any >> Why are we doing the drug thing? >> You've been harassing me since timeless [ __ ] guy and everybody's doing it. >> Just in a hair test. Look that up. >> Where'd you get your hair fall? >> For DFS right over there at the office. That's why it's like I'm I'm tired of bothering me. I'm so like trying to guys keep bothering me. And you know why the bike was goddamn truck? I shouldn't have brought over tweener was a mind that I'm not a goddamn sitting over here like let him get a goddamn DWI. You take the son of a [ __ ] like holy. I know. >> That's right. >> And you know I was getting worried because she was getting nervous. She follow you asking. She is handcuffed and moved toward a patrol vehicle. While being searched, officers notice an unusual object hidden inside her clothing and question her about it. >> Mike, get out of the car. >> Do me a favor. Put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> Why? Hold on. >> He's driving while suspended. Okay. >> We don't have to make this any harder than it is. All right. Yes, you can. >> You have programs or do you not? >> I don't know people that >> it's traers palatorries. Uh what's the one out of >> ATR? ATR Calberts. Those are kind of the options. Or we can just have non reference. >> Just someone that's going to I guess tow it right. It won't tear up my bumper. Step over here for me. Okay. >> Able to like have my food. >> What's that? I'll talk to Corporal West. Okay. >> Uh is your phone in your car? You want to bring that with you? I assume >> grab my phone and my purse that way. Oh, and there's a folder. Sorry. >> You're fine. Hey, Samantha. What's in your bra? >> Is that part of your bra or is there something inside your >> on on this on my side? >> Female. Get it out. But what is it? It's my sports brawl and all this other stuff. >> What's all the other stuff that >> After completing the investigation and search procedures, officers place her in a holding cell while preparing charges related to controlled substances, weapons, possession, and other violations. >> Okay. So, go ahead and get in that position for me. So, it's going to look like this. Your right foot in front of your left foot. I'm sorry, I'm backwards. >> You're fine. I know what you mean. You're told me to start with left or right. I got you. >> Yep. So, your left foot on the line with your right foot in front of it. Okay. When I tell you to begin, I want you to take nine heel to toe steps on that line. Keep your hands down by your side. Okay. When you get to your ninth step, keeping your front foot planted on the line, I want you to take a series of small steps and turn around on that line. Okay? And then I want you to take nine heel totoe steps back. Do you understand? Okay. I'm going to demonstrate it for you. Okay? It'll look like this. You may begin when you're ready. >> Is this terrible one or the next one? You start with one. >> Okay. I just >> Yep. >> So, one, two, three, nine. You want me to shuffle, right? Start left. N >> Okay. Okay. All right. So, just one more. Okay. >> So, I want you to stand with your heels together kind of like the Yep. Just like that. Arms down by your side. Okay. Stay in this position until I tell you to start the test. Pick up one foot approximately 6 in off the ground. Okay. You're going to raise your foot, keeping your the bottom of your foot parallel with the the ground. You're going to count out loud. 1,00 1 1,002 You be again when you want. >> 1,00 1,00 2 1,00 3 1,00 4 1,00 19 1,00 20 1,000. >> Okay, you just stop. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, we're going to go right around this corner and I do have to put you in this cell. Okay. So, go ahead. And it's just right here. >> The woman was charged with delivery or possession of a controlled substance in a correctional facility, unlawful use of a weapon while in possession of a felony controlled substance, three counts of possession of a controlled substance, and endangering the welfare of a child involving drugs. Remember, falling asleep in a vehicle near traffic can create serious safety risks for both the driver and the public. Police often conduct sobriety tests and vehicle checks to determine whether impairment or other violations are involved. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. The officers handled the situation calmly while making sure the driver and others stayed safe. It's scary to think how dangerous it could be if someone passed out while driving. This shows how quickly a routine welfare check can uncover bigger problems. Everyone thought it was too late until the body cam shows the exact second officer step in. Did you predict that rescue? She's dangerous. >> This is illegal. What are y'all doing? >> I don't want to hang from your kids. >> What have I done? They're going to eat my kids. >> On March 2nd, 2024, police responded to a residence after reports that a woman had a conflict with a roommate and broke into a neighbor's apartment. Witnesses claim she spat on a man during the confrontation. I don't have a body for me. >> What's she doing? Hey, build up. >> Police department. >> No. Come on now. >> Come to the door. >> Did you see the spit on them? >> No. >> Have you talked to them yet? Yeah, I talked to them and I all three have the same story. Come to the door where she spit on them like in the house. >> Uh there is a back door. >> Okay. >> Where where' she spit on? >> Right here. >> Right here. >> Okay. So she came in the house. >> You do? >> We live. >> Oh god. Yeah. I forgot. They got a key. But go to the back just cuz she tried to run. >> It's blocked off by bookshelves and all kinds of stuff. You can keep the key. here. >> Hey, come to the door. You just going to make it hard on yourself. You're going to be charged. >> Police speak with neighbors and family members outside. They confirm that the woman entered the apartment without permission, yelled at people inside, and spat on a resident during the dispute. >> What's her name? >> Tasha. >> Thank you. >> Miss Tasha, open the door. >> Hey, she just told me on the phone. >> Well, she needs to come to the door. Okay. >> Hey, Star. >> Star. Hey, Star. It's me, Nicole. >> How could you be a call? >> We've been out here before and then we got a call again. She assaulted the guy that's in there. The guy that lives. >> Negative. I got a friend up here. She called and we're still trying to get answers. >> Hey, Scar. >> Well, you open the door cuz the police is here. Will you? Huh? >> You said what? >> No, the police is out here. >> No, just come AND SEE WHAT YOU WANT. >> HUH? >> All right, just go ahead and go downstairs. >> Assisting dispatch logistics tonight. Oh my god. So, what's going on? >> Officers learn that the woman's children are inside the home with her. Family members express concern about her behavior, describing it as unusual and potentially linked to mental health issues. >> Apparently, she busted through their door, tried to fight the dude, and spit in his face. >> So, she's right talking over there, I think. >> Yeah. Well, he's technically a resident here. I got the key to the house and everything. So the person she spit on lives with her. >> Yeah. >> So she she got into a domestic with whoever lives with her and then she's locked herself inside the house here and he's over there now. >> We separated on the first call. Where's her kids? >> They're okay. Her kids are in there, too. >> Now, did she spit on you? >> Okay. >> Now, did she like was the door locked as she walked in or she like kit the door down, you know? Yeah, you come in. >> She just walked in. >> Mom, she called me and said she gave me $500 to take her. >> I'm so upset. >> I understand. You're going to have the 103. >> That's okay. I want her to I know it ain't going to be help, but I >> don't know what I'm going to bail herself up. You don't let her out. >> Does she have any? I live there. My husband lives there. My daughter, your husband, your daughter, >> come here. >> I give you my IDs. Whatever you >> That's fine. What? So, what happened? >> Mr. Tom, >> she came in $500. Take me to >> I got tax now. I got to go to the hospital again. I can't do it. just went back all them out. >> I didn't say words hanging out. >> No, we moved we moved our stuff in here today because y'all were out here early. >> Already came in and stood up. >> He was here. He knows >> stood at the door while we got their things and I let them come here cuz they had nowhere else to go. >> Okay. >> Here to eat the piece. Yes, ma'am. >> She was in there cussing everybody else. You're not going to talk to that. We never said a word when she come in. >> Didn't come out here and spit on me right behind that chair. >> Uh-huh. >> So, how'd she get in here? She walked in. She walked in. >> The doors unlocked. >> Yeah. Do it like that. >> Yeah. And she she never knocked. She just walked right in. >> Then she cussed the boys out. Said, "Get out of here." >> She spit on Mr. P. She spit on just do that one more time. >> She spit on you again. >> I said, "Do that one more time. I I'll drop you." Clothe my kids. Yeah. >> And you'll a whole bunch of pieces last weekend. >> Family members suggest that her behavior may be related to a mental health crisis and discuss the possibility of having her evaluated. Officers continue assessing the situation and determining how to safely resolve it. >> Yes, ma'am. Well, if she stays sprinted, then he's over. She's going to act like that, too. >> Yeah, I think she Look, >> some white guy come out, walked up off the road and vanished it over the first apartment up there >> and she went screaming at him, "Get out of the get off this mountain." >> She cussed all the people out over here today. >> It's um full-blown schizophrenic. >> I think I think she's schizophrenic. I'm scared to death on my mother and I don't know what to do, how to handle it. I talked to her daddy in Texas and he said if we need to commit her, we're going to have to commit her because I got granddaddy. >> Yeah. If you feel like she's a danger, >> she's a danger to everybody and right now. >> Well, listen. If you feel that she's a danger to herself and anybody else, you can always go to the magistrate. >> I'm going to party a >> children right now. >> You just need two people to go. >> Can y'all do something today? >> Well, we're trying to figure that out. That's why I came in here to get your snakes. >> This is better to come back cuz the kids This is grandma and pop. >> Yeah, we live up there. They live with us. We just >> keep away. >> That'll all boil down to I don't know what'll happen, but it's going to boil down to what she has custody and she said she doesn't want to take so long. I'll call you back. >> She's not let me call you. You're not but it's up to her. >> Do you know if she's on any drug anything like that? >> I was asking her. I just asked her. I said no. She used to be my rider and that's what I wanted to know like is this something happened in the past. I ain't seen her in a couple of months but that's what I'm thinking cuz she called me long ago and call me some names. She ain't never did that before. That ain't her. >> So something out of the ordinary and that's what it has to be. It's got to be some she ain't never talked to me like that. >> Maybe two hours. >> Two hours ago. Mhm. That's when we first separated into two and then now she went over there and started. She comes at me. I'm taser just instantly. >> Tell mom and dad. >> We need the homeowners to come physically unlock the door for us. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> I just didn't want to just go in clarification. They live here. I'll go in. Quick question. Is there any kind of weapons or anything in the house? >> Nothing more than kitchen. >> Just give me a sign, open the door, and then step out. >> Hey, Tasha. >> I need you to come out here. >> I don't need to come nowhere. What you doing in my house? >> Officers enter and confront the woman. She refuses commands at first and questions why police are in the home. Officers instruct her to put down an object she is holding and place her hands behind her back. I >> got permission. >> You can't. This ain't their house. >> Hey, let us see your hands. >> You can't touch my hands. >> I can see your hands. >> Put Put the bag down. >> You can't touch me. You have no reason to be in my house. This isn't the house. >> We do have a reason. Put the bag down for what? >> Hey kids, can I go to the back? >> No, they can't go anywhere. >> Put the bag down. >> They can't go any. This is legal. >> This is illegal. What are y'all doing? >> Y'all can't betray me. You haven't done nothing. >> Put your hands behind your back. I'm not playing with you. Put your hands behind your back. I will take you. >> I'll do this in front of the youngest. Come on. >> What have I done? >> I don't want to hang up in front of your kids. >> What have I done? >> I don't want to handcuff you in front of your kids. >> Please don't do this. What? Why are you going to do this to me? >> All you got to do is >> Why are you doing this? What did I do? >> All you have to do is come to the door originally and I wouldn't have to handcuff in front of your kids. >> What? What are you going to do to my >> The woman becomes emotional and repeatedly asks what she did wrong. Officers explain that they are responding to reports that she assaulted someone earlier and that witnesses saw her spit on another resident. >> What did I do? >> You know why we was out here for the first time. You wanted to go in there and spit on them. >> On who? >> The old man. Older men in there. >> I didn't spit on anyone. >> Okay. Come That's illegal. >> Come on. >> I got three witnesses saying he did. So, let's go. >> I have That's illegal. I have not done that. >> I haven't done that. >> Let's go. >> My baby. >> No. No. They're going to eat them. >> Come on. >> They're going to eat my kids. >> They're going to eat my kids. The reptile. >> Your car's on. >> You got anything on you, >> Nicole? They're going to hurt me. >> Don't do that. >> Listen, if you if you don't come up to jail, listen. Do you love me? >> Do you love me? >> Do you have anything on you? cold. Do you let me? You don't care. >> Listen, they're going to take the kids away. >> Please let me take the kids. >> They're going to No, they're going to point in that defects. They're going to take them to defects if you don't let me take the kids, Tasha. >> You know they'll be right there with me. They always come on. While she is being detained, family members nearby focus on caring for the children and discussing who will temporarily take custody while the situation is handled. >> Mama, you always let them come with mama. It's hard. >> Do you want her to get custody of your kids? Yes or no? >> If not, they're going to defect. >> Why? >> Which one? >> Why can't I? Am I going to >> Which one? No, you're not. Then why was Can you just >> Yeah. Can she get my kids? >> I'm going to die. What am I going to jail for? >> They said that's up to you if I can get waiting on you to tell me. >> Let me take the kids. You're going to be fine. Baby. Jesus. Almost. Okay. >> Where my kids? Can I see them? They're right next door in her apartment. Can I see them real quick, please? I'll let you charging my house. Right now, you're getting charged with disorderly. >> Officers place the woman under arrest and escort her outside. The children are taken to a relative's apartment nearby to ensure their safety and comfort. >> I told you that from the first time, then we got to figure out why we got caught on. >> Anything else? >> Possibly. >> Tosh, I need you to give them consent that it's okay for me to take kids. >> I need your help. I didn't do anything. This is set up. >> I would do anything. >> We need a yes or no. If you going to uh she commit custody of your kids. >> I can't ask if it's legal. I was in my house. >> We're calling. >> No, you can give me a call. >> Get my kids. >> Get my kids to Deborah. >> Okay. >> I said please don't. >> Please. Can Deborah get my kids? >> Spread the lyrics. >> Let me run get it. Okay. >> Who's Deborah? >> Okay. Yeah, she's got she's got your kids. >> Let go of the phone. >> Okay. >> You got anything on stick me? You have any on you? Listen, >> if you have anything on you and you go into that jail, you will be charged with felony. So, now's your time to let us know if you do have anything on you. >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> I don't get anything. >> Dad, did you get the boy? >> Turn this. >> I got my dad. >> Talk to your dad. >> Stephen, that ain't my dad. >> This has been going on for over a week now. But thank y'all. Everybody else get >> they're ran on the uh the last >> the woman was charged with simple battery willful obstruction of law enforcement officers and cruelty to children in the third degree. Remember domestic disputes can escalate quickly especially when strong emotions or mental health concerns are involved. When children are present, authorities prioritize separating individuals and ensuring a safe environment while investigating. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. That situation seemed chaotic, but the officers handled it calmly. It's sad to see the kids caught in the middle of a conflict like this. Glad the relatives stepped in to take care of the children. What do you think about these situations? Comment below to share your thoughts and like this video if you want to continue calling out such cases. To stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Zone for more content.