HEY, KNOCK IT OFF. KNOCK IT OFF. >> I'M A GOOD PERSON. Just let me go to sleep. I did not expect to wake up here. >> This is my home. These are my children. >> I understand that. It's your nature of looking this situation. >> DO NOT DO NOT RAISE YOUR VOICE AT ME, SIR. >> Come here. >> You're not going to walk away from me. And stop pulling away from me. You're going to end up on the floor. >> My finger is [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Officers were dispatched after repeated concerns from the area, but details were limited. Neighbors had noticed things, but no one wanted to get involved. The atmosphere was tense. The behavior inside raised questions. What they began to piece together pointed to a situation that had gone unchecked for far too long. >> Cal told us we got here. And that's what we're trying to figure out right now is find out what >> I don't want to leave here until my children are out of here. >> This is when hero cops enter a home that even neighbors feared to talk about. 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 2-year-old wanders helplessly looking for mom at 3:00 a.m. in traffic. >> I'm going to do something to him, I guess, cuz he's weird that we saw him like running. >> Try and go get mommy. >> Yeah, let's go get mommy. You just tell us if you see where your house is. Huh? >> Angela was in the street again. >> On September 28th, 2024 officers responded after a 2-year-old child was found wandering barefoot in the middle of a street. Concerned citizens reported seeing the child running alone in the roadway, telling them his mother was that way despite no adults being visible in the area. He was sleeping when I left. It was about like 11:30. >> Were you in the car? >> Hey, >> this is my buddy. He's my friend. >> How are you? Are you hurt or anything? >> I think someone someone did something to him, I guess, cuz he's weird that we saw him like running, you know, sex, >> right? >> I got surprised when I saw him. I was like, "What the heck?" >> You guys have IDs on you? >> Yeah, I do have think >> I don't know. It's just like late night. I don't understand. >> Yeah, it's crazy. You see where it was? Kid was walking from >> Yeah. That way. >> This way. >> Walking from that way. >> Yeah. >> We saw him running real fast. This were like, "What is that?" >> Yeah. I feel that was like a ghost or something. And then I saw the kid and I was like, "That's a kid." And then we kind of like he kind of like stopped the car and he just go down. He he started asking questions to the kid and he was like, "My mom is that way." But I'm like, "What do you mean?" >> Right. Thank you. >> I'm I'm just confused. Like right cuz I don't see any person down there, you know? >> Kids remember. >> Yeah, I know. I think I think it's I think somebody did something to him and that's why maybe he escaped. I don't know. >> Let's go see if we can get there. You want to sit on my lap? >> You guys are good. Thanks for calling. >> Yeah, >> we're going to try and figure out where >> Yeah. Hopefully. So, yeah. Drive around. >> Officers continue searching nearby residences. The child responds to questions and is given food while they attempt to identify the correct locations. >> See if we can't track it down. >> Thank you. >> Yep. Thank you. >> Should I go get mommy? >> Yeah, let's go get mommy. You just tell us if you see where your house is. Okay. >> Okay. >> Are you hungry, buddy? >> Yes. >> You want some French fries? >> Yes. >> It might be a little hot. Go ahead. Do you live in here? >> Yes. >> Do you live in here? >> No. >> You tell us so you see your house. Okay. From Is it your mommy's house? >> Yes. >> Okay. You tell us when you see your mommy's house. I don't recognize him from this place. Right. That door's open. >> Well, the door's open. >> Sheriff's office. >> Hey, kids out. Shut the door, please. >> A male at the home identifies the child as his grandchild. States the mother was present earlier and attempts to contact her by phone. >> That was good. >> Yeah. How old is your kid? >> My kid's in the bed. >> How old is your kid? >> Two. >> Is this him? No, it's my grandson. But my daughter is here with him. >> Well, he's not here. He was in the middle of 14th. >> What? >> Yeah. So, that's why we're here. >> Where's your daughter at? >> I don't know. That's why I'm looking. Where the is her car? But she was on the couch. >> What time is it? >> It is 3:30 in the morning. >> All right. Will you go get your phone and get a hold of mom? >> Hey, where are you, man? >> Why would you do that? Why in the would you leave, man, and not say nothing to no one? Do you know where Angelo is? >> Yeah. Well, the cops are here. >> What? >> Yeah. Why in the would you do that, dude? Why would you noting come wake me up and ask? Why would you not tell me something? Angela was in the street again, dude. Realing responsible, realing smart, man. All the cops are here. I'm soing mad at you, Destiny. Get your here now. >> We just got to figure out the timeline. So, >> what time did you go to bed? >> 10:00. >> Where was Angelo and Destiny? >> They were sitting in the living room. >> Just sitting there. >> Just sitting there. Yeah. They asked what they're doing and >> you want to come get him quick? >> Yeah. She said, "If you don't mind, I'm going to uh pass out." >> So, you thought she was staying here? >> Yeah. >> Officers confirmed the timeline. The mother and child were in the home earlier. The male believed the mother was still there and was unaware the child had left. What are you doing? >> Are you okay with grandpa? >> Yeah. Okay, let's get you inside and I got to talk to your grandpa for a minute. Okay. >> He's going to go put you to bed. And does she stay with you normally? >> Occasionally. >> Okay. It's not uncommon. >> No, it's not uncommon. Like >> like once a week or twice a week with us baby with him. >> She's never left. She's never did that. You don't babysit him no? >> No. >> No. >> She doesn't leave him here. And there's no other adults inside the home. >> Nope. >> So, just you and then you have a a child? >> I have my child. >> Okay. How old are they? >> He he is too. Yeah. I'm very aware of the law. I mean, I get, you know, they're not supposed to like I'm on the left. He's a legal problem. I get it. Legal concern. I understand from legal point like I am, as you can tell on the phone, I'm living, >> dude. I am soing mad right now. This creates a huge situation. >> The mother returns and explains she left around 11 to 11:30 p.m. to spend time with her boyfriend without informing anyone believing the child was asleep. On >> her way, call her again. >> Y >> Yeah, let's do that. >> What's her name? >> Destiny. >> Destiny. >> Mhm. Hey, is this Destiny? We are just making sure that you're on your way back here. That's That's all I was. >> Okay, perfect. Thank you very much. >> Um, he's sleeping and I love >> What's that? You're >> So, he must have got out while I was gone. >> You guys fell asleep on the couch. >> He fell asleep on the couch. Yeah, he was sleeping when I left. It was about like 11:00, 11:30. And then I just got this phone from my dad. I had a feeling come check earlier and I didn't check on him. I didn't I should have told my dad and I didn't tell anybody. >> Officers question her decision to leave without notifying another adult. She acknowledges she did not inform anyone and describes a similar recent incident. >> Where'd you go? >> I just went with my boyfriend. We just go right around and just hang out. Neither of us. I don't get an apartment till Tuesday. He lives with his parents. That's kind of what you're doing, right? You >> just leave your kid >> with my family. Yes. >> But you didn't tell your family. >> No, I didn't tell them. >> With your dad, >> you know that? Why can't I leave him with my dad? I know he's on list, but why? But since you answered your own question, >> but since his family, can't I have anything with him? >> Has he told you before? >> You haven't really talked to them about I don't know. I thought >> Did this happen last week as well? >> At my step's house. >> Same type of situation. >> Yes, except for she knew I was leaving. Usually I always say when I'm leaving, but like I just I didn't say anything this time, but I always this is like something I do usually with my parents and we have an agreement that it's okay when I leave. But this time I just didn't I didn't ask because my parents don't really like my boyfriend. So I didn't really want to ask to be able to go home. >> Why would your dad say that he's not Your dad himself told us he can't be alone with his son >> and that you know that? If I know that, then it's not something that I've thought about because I don't I guess we're with my dad a lot so I guess I don't really think about >> on the registry. >> Okay. >> If that makes sense. >> Has he told you that though? Are you aware that he can't be alone? >> I believe he has told me that, but I wasn't sure. Like I think I got it misconfused if it was allowed since that we're family if he is allowed to be with Angel or not. Like I know he can't be with other children alone, but I thought because he's my father and that's his grandson that >> even beside the point, somebody found him walking on 14th in the middle of 14 barefoot. >> Officers emphasized the safety risk and lack of communication. The mother acknowledges the mistake and states there was no excuse. >> And the thing is, >> it's 3:00 in the morning. defend registry or not, the fact that you left without telling anybody that they're in charge of your child middle of the night or not. What if there was a fire? He wouldn't know that your child was in here to look for him. >> You're right. You're right. >> Right. So, communication about your child, right? >> Yeah. That's important. And I messed up, >> especially after knowing even just last week that he gets out. Right. Your dad's at >> um that is where he's at. >> Yeah, he's off. I don't know the exact involved at all. >> Choosing not to be or legally not involved. >> He wants to be, but he's on his side. So, I don't but he's working on getting somewhere. >> Doesn't have any medical issues, any concerns there should be aware of that led him to have behaviors to leave the house? No, this just this la last week was the very first time that he started doing this. I don't know why. I um I know he has like >> officers discuss next steps including contacting appropriate services and identifying a safe caregiver for the child. >> issues with me when I drop him off at anything like freaks out melt down completely. Anytime I leave anywhere anything down so that could be why he's like waking up in the night for me. >> What time did you say? I I want to say about 11 11:30ish I think somewhere around. >> Your kid could have been outside for that long wandering around looking for mom and some stranger found. But what you're lucky they called us >> and he's not gone forever. >> Hit by a car, right? >> I know. And I want to forgive myself. I know. I don't know why. I don't know why I was in that position. There's no excuse. Like I really don't understand why. >> Do you have anything wrong with her? All right, we're going to walk back. >> Hang there for a minute. >> She's getting drug. >> Oh, >> at a minimum. Obviously, >> I guess my biggest question is, can we >> We got to figure out this offender registry. >> I So, I don't remember. There is something with family, but I don't remember what it is. That would be like a Cory or somebody crushing New York. >> I mean, I'm willing to call up. We can always file waiver for that. But that's what I'm trying to decide. I don't >> Because then what do we do with this kid? >> Right. What is What's the safest option though? But if this has happened twice in the last week, >> we're call What do you call DHS? >> Do an emergency removal. >> Mhm. If she's going to jail, DHS. >> Arrangements are made for the child to be placed with a family member. Officers inform the mother she will likely face charges. >> Or grandma. I don't know what grandma is like with Carlo. >> Grandma's safe. I mean, we'd have to call DHS and DHS could choose to place her >> with um grandma then. >> Where is grandma at? >> Grandma like is that somebody you'd be comfortable caring for? >> Yeah. >> And he stays there frequently. Is that as your primary resident >> if she's here? Yeah. >> We don't need DHS decide if she would go. I mean, if she's going to send that's a primary, right? and we'll do a DHS referral no matter >> what. Hey, you probably know it best out of anyone just cuz you don't want to get, you know, jammed up of her. So, explain to me what your everyone's is a little bit different what your registry status is as far as her not being or him not being able to be here with you. >> The according to the law standards is that is long as there is adult supervision, right? So she should not have left >> left even though >> that's why I was so upset even though um direct like my kids. >> Yep. Just your kids only or by law stepids. >> So technically by law Yeah. >> grandkid. It's like yeah we know but law is law. It's still rule. I get it. >> Which is why I don't know if you were there when I called retired [ __ ] lost. >> All right. So we're going to work some stuff out. She's going to we're going to deal with her. She's going to face probably some charges here. Calling grandma to see if grandma will come pick her up. >> Okay. >> We talked about earlier consequ I'm on top of it. You're going to be okay. No one's going to let you lie. You're going to be okay. I love you. >> You want to try this? >> Familiar with that class. >> Love you, Angelo. Are you ready, buddy? >> Okay, we'll see you up there. Okay. Don't be scared, buddy. What's that? >> Okay. Grandma's going to come see you. Okay, we'll go with your grandmother. >> The mother was arrested and charged with two counts of child endangerment. Remember clear communication and confirmed supervision are essential when leaving a dependent individual in someone else's care. Even short absences can create serious safety risks if no responsible adult is aware of the situation. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. I'm glad someone noticed and called for help before anything worse happened. This shows how quickly a situation can escalate if there's no clear communication. Good to see the officers focused on keeping the situation calm and safe. 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 the quickest way for a mom to lose her child's custody. >> Let me go to sleep. I do not expect to wake up. Mike is not here. I don't want to hurt my kids anymore. >> Your hands are >> on March 15th, 2024 officers responded to a home after receiving a report of a woman assaulting her boyfriend because he wouldn't let her into the house. Thanks. >> Okay, I need you I need you to back up. >> What's going on tonight? >> HEY. HEY, KNOCK IT OFF. KNOCK IT OFF. >> KNOCK IT OFF. We're not going to be fighting. Okay. >> We'll talk it up. Let's go outside. YOU GO OUTSIDE. I HAD TO CALL MY ASS. >> I didn't ask nobody. >> Okay. >> You want my home? I just want to go upstairs and go to sleep. >> Okay. >> I really do. >> We can't We can't be fighting each other. >> My home. I don't have a home. And he knows it. >> NO. >> HE needs to go. >> Stop. >> He needs to go home. >> Hey, do me a favor. Take a deep breath. >> I didn't know where they were. >> Let's just take a deep breath. >> Okay. You don't need to go. I get I have no mom. I have no kids. >> Okay. So, I can't hear you. You're saying you don't want your kids. >> I want my >> You want them with you? >> Okay. I got you. It's okay. >> Well, I don't I want >> I'm a good person. Just let me go to sleep. And my kids already ate me. >> You have four kids? >> I have four daughters. >> Okay. Are they all here? She admits to drinking alcohol and says she woke up and did not expect the children to be gone, which caused panic. >> Here tonight, >> no. >> Okay. Which ones are here tonight? >> She claim she woke up for me. >> Okay. >> They don't like me. >> Okay. How old are they? >> They're four and five. >> Okay. >> I didn't know what they were. >> Okay. Why didn't you know where they were? my children. >> I didn't know that is a gray area. >> I just woke, dude. I was drunk as I'm not going to lie. And I woke up and they weren't here and I got scared. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Honestly, four shots of fire. Well, I'm not going to lie. >> That's fine. You're you're you're at home. That's fine. You can drink when you're at home. I'm just asking how much you've had. >> Honestly, like I did not expect to wake up. My kids not be here. That's it. And then everybody's like, I don't have families. >> I I don't know. >> Okay, I understand. >> I just >> I understand. Did anything physical happen tonight? >> No, dude. But I just rushed in the house. I just went in. My am home. That's it. Get rid of everything here. >> I'm sorry for that. I apologize. My condolenc. >> Do you need medical attention? Anything like that? >> Okay. I'm just asking. You're okay. >> Why is he moving? >> What's wrong? Officers caution her about pushing past individuals and explain concerns about her behavior upon their arrival. >> Please. Thank you. >> The last thing we needed to be chasing that little one around. >> Did when you found your kids, did anything physical occur? >> I just wanted >> Okay. Did you grab them? Did you? >> No, I came home and they were home. >> Okay. >> I just wanted them here. >> Did you strike them, grab them, anything like that? No. >> Okay. I'm just asking. That's all. >> I understand. But you can't be pushing and shoving them. And you you especially can't around us. So, you can't in the first place, but then in officers, we show up and then you just bum rush the door. How >> How does that look? You know, >> it looks We're We're figuring that all out. Okay. >> What? >> I was just looking at a little red sticker on the ground. I wasn't sure what that was at first. >> I go to my bed. >> Okay, I understand. So, at all time >> So, at any point tonight, like what what how long has this been going on for? Like, what's going on? >> Honestly, I don't know. It's It feels like a short period of time. Have you guys been going through this like all day today? Just for the past couple hours or >> I'm not We're just trying to get that all figured out. Okay. But you also got to be honest. The woman acknowledges being intoxicated and expresses distress about her actions. Officers continue gathering details about events inside the residence. >> Let me know what's going on. >> Okay. Has anything else besides that occurred physically? >> Okay. I'm just asking. That's all. There. No one grabbed each other. No one pushed each other or anything like that. >> Other than you pushing him at the door, did anything physical occur? >> I feel like you did. >> You don't remember? >> You just got I can't hear you. You just got to speak up. >> You don't remember? Okay. >> Why don't you remember? >> It is coming back. It's cuz you're drunk. >> I understand. I just That honestly like you telling me you're drunk. That's what I want. I want you to tell me the truth. Okay. >> Drunk and I'm sorry. >> Okay, that's fine. And >> that helps me try to figure out what you're going through and what I can do to help you. >> Being a bad mom. >> And and I'm not saying you're being a bad mom or anything like that. >> No, I am. >> But we just got to figure out what's all going on as a thing. So >> be honest with me, >> dude. I a really shitty mom. I was drunk. >> But describe that. What do you mean by being >> Dude, I did a when you saying that you were being a bad mother, did any of that occur with the kids in there? What happened? What happened in the living room is what I want to know. >> What happened? I honestly don't know. >> What happened in the living room? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> You don't You don't know at all. You don't know if anything physical occurred that way. >> Do me a favor and just take your right hand out of your pocket. >> You're good. I just want to make sure you don't have anything in there. What do you mean talking to the officer? >> Michael, please. Really? >> So, um, we don't want we don't need any further argument, okay? I I don't need you yelling at him or anything else like that, but >> officers explain proper procedures and attempt to deescalate. They confer and determine there is sufficient information to take enforcement action. >> Do you recall anything tonight that you getting physical with him? Anything else getting physical with other than bumping the door? And I am sorry. I will own it either way. >> Okay. I'm I am nowhere. >> Okay, I understand. >> I have no >> I'm sorry for that. >> It's fine. It's fine. >> But I do give my condolences for that. I apologize. >> But the problem is is we just have to figure out what's going on. And then >> so other than the other than the four shots, what what else have you had? Have you had like a beer or anything else? >> No, dude. I'm just asking. >> Oh, >> okay. >> I just honestly want my bed. I don't want to make it anymore. >> When there's something like how this is your residence. >> So, no. When there's something like this where um this is your residence and he's not letting you in, wait for us so we can help you get in the house and try to mediate the situation instead of the second we show up you rush the door. Okay? Does that does that make more sense? >> Cuz that's what we're here for. We were called here for a reason and that is to help and that's all we're trying to do. So instead of getting physical as soon as we show up, let us do our job and let us help you. Okay? The woman is detained and placed in handcuffs. She questions the reason for her arrest while officers maintain control of the situations. >> What? >> She don't like she doesn't remember >> anything that happened in there. She remembers me on the door. I'm talking to my partner and we're trying to figure out what's all going on. >> Is there enough? All right. >> So, why don't you turn around? >> No. Put >> your hands behind your back. GOT HIM. LET GO. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> What did I do? What did I do? Please tell me what I did. >> We'll explain it all to you. Let's get you in custody. Okay. >> Hey, stand up. Stand up. >> Okay. STAND UP. TO THE BABE. >> Get up. >> From me to go for me. >> Let's go. Turn around. Turn around. >> In my pocket that he gave me. >> OKAY. >> NO. LET'S DO THIS. >> Back up. >> IT'S IN MY RIGHT HAND POCKET. HE GAVE IT TO ME. NO. LET'S NOT DO THIS. >> Come on. >> Let's go over to my car. >> Please. Give it to me. Please don't do the >> You need any shoes from the apartment? >> No, I didn't do anything wrong. Please, >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> You had me on. That's why my >> chase the car. >> Widen your stance. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> You got her so I can put gloves on. >> I'm sorry. It's just like I hit my home with my vehicle was released. >> You have a shirt on underneath this. >> Okay. >> I will. >> Okay, I understand. >> Yeah, I'll take a light if you got it. All right, step back. You okay? >> No. >> Uh, we'll find out. Officers reassure her that the children are safe and continue coordinating next steps while transporting her. >> If she does, we'll bring it back over. >> Widen your stance for me. Okay. >> Widen your stance. >> Widen your stance. >> Take another step. >> You okay? >> Okay. You got >> Do you need Do you need an I'm really nervous to do. >> Remember when I was asking you what all you've taken tonight? >> When's the last time you used? Be honest with me. >> It was way earlier that night. I was drunk and I >> How earlier is way earlier? >> Yesterday afternoon I was going to wear >> like 2:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. Like what time? >> I wanted to sleep. That's why I was scared of my baby home. My I was really scared of my baby. Come home. >> Okay. Are you still under the influence now? >> I have really bad anxiety juice. >> Okay, that's fine. We're going to get you in the back of the car. >> Yeah, I got it. It's up top. >> It's okay. >> Hop in the car. >> You need any shoes or anything like that? >> Can I please get a cigarette? >> We can't do a cigarette. I'm going to need you to hop in the vehicle. Get your feet in. Swing your feet in. >> Can I just My kids are okay, right? >> Yeah, your kids are okay. And >> officer Valentine's going to go back in there cuz we're going to check on him again. >> Okay. >> Blake, please. >> Officers discuss witness statements indicating she attempted to strike an adult and made contact with a child during the incident. >> Like, >> okay, I need you I need you to back up, >> please. >> So, >> no phone. >> The battery if I mean if you want to get it. So, the battery that we have witnessed. >> Yeah. >> I got to keep this. already got at least one >> better witnessed. And then what all did he tell you? Like >> there's enough there, too. >> Oh, yeah. So, he was trying to bring her kids away. >> I need to secure this. >> You got to probably check to see if there's any technology. >> This car started and the camera on. >> Oh, crap. >> Um >> Yeah. So, pretty much um she came back. She was here and he was at his mom's. >> Yep. >> To pick up the kids. >> I have really bad anxiety. >> Okay. All righty. Hold on. >> She was pretty much figuring out um she thought that her kids were kidnapped. So, she was freaking out and he shows up and she's like freaking out on him >> and he was like, "We're not going to do this. Leave, leave, leave, leave." She was refusing to leave. And so, she's like, "I'm going to get these kids out." Cuz she was getting she was drunk and she was aggravating. Um and so that's when she came over and went to slap him. And she slapped him, but it was like I think it kind of hit his bodyish, but went to slap him and brushed the kid on the face. >> Okay. And that's when she he moved the kids onto the couch. He goes to to sit down and kind of deescalate and that's when she jumps on him >> and then they fall. The kids both were like, "It was scary." Yeah. My mom hit me right here and another kid said, "Um, yeah, I watched her do it." So, >> okay. All righty. Can you >> I'm going to let her know let them know that there's no phone and I can give them an IDVA. >> Yeah. Um, IDVA and a victim form because of the DMAT. All right. Officers inform her of an initial domestic battery charge and explain that additional charges may follow pending review. >> I'm going to take a rack and then just meet me back there. Please, >> what do you need? >> Can I please I don't >> What do What do you need? I can't hear you, ma'am. You got to please speak up. >> I don't It doesn't make sense right now. >> Okay. And we'll explain all to you when we get back. Okay. They're in that house and I have my favorite. >> I understand. >> Look at me, please. >> Hold on. >> I swear I didn't do anything. >> Decal 34 transport. >> I'm so scared. >> All righty. We're going to go back to the PD and we'll get everything figured out. Okay. >> I'm so bad. I'm so sorry. What's your phone number? >> We got to go over all your charges first and then we'll go from there. Okay. >> Support number is 195125. >> Right now the charges are on >> at the station. She is processed, searched, and informed she will be held while charges are finalized. >> Um domestic battery and we got to go from there. But what what additional charges there will be because I got to talk to my assisting officer as well. And also that bag that you had in your pocket we have to go over as well. >> Oh my god. Where the Why is this battery charged? Can I ask my charge battery? >> We're going to we're going to go over all that back at the PD. Okay. like really good about that. >> So once we get you all settled in at the PD, once I we get you searched, everything else, um I'm going to I'll talk to you again about everything once my other officer gets back. Okay. I'm going to be transparent with you the whole time. I'll let you know what's going on. >> Please be transparent with your >> So, >> no, you're fine. And that's the way I do it is I always tell everyone straight up what's going on, but we just I want to make sure that I got all the facts and everything else and then >> I I understand. We'll get everything figured out. Okay. >> At this time, do you need any medical attention? Anything like that? >> No. Look, I'm not doing this dumb [ __ ] I don't do Have you step out for me? >> I'm very okay. >> Do you need help getting out? >> I'm really embarrassed. >> Okay. Have you walked to that door? >> Yeah. I got um paper towel for you in here. Okay. Take a step forward. Stand on the right side of the door. Please stand on this side. I'm really cold. >> It's okay. All right. Have you go stand in front of that counter? Do you have anything else on you that I should know about? >> I really don't think so. Look because I don't want to. >> That's fine. I'm I'm just asking. Okay. Okay. Ready. Once we get another officer back here, we'll get you searched and then we'll get you >> in a cell. >> Okay. I'll try to see if I can get you a blanket. Okay. >> Go to the bathroom and put on I get >> this shirt. >> We'll give you a blanket. >> I just I can't have you keep this hoodie on. Okay. >> So, we'll we'll go over all your charges. I need you to get in the cell for me. Okay. >> Can you come over here with me? >> Oh, tissue, please. >> I'll have you go I'll have you go in the cell first and we'll get you some tissue. Okay. >> Okay. to >> um we don't have any clean ones. Are you okay with one that's been used? >> I have no [ __ ] I'm freezing. >> Okay. Can you grab one, please? >> I'll get back with you soon. Okay. >> You're charged with domestic battery and I will tell you the additional charges and what else when I get back. Okay. The woman was charged with domestic battery, causing a child to be endangered, and possession of a controlled substance. Remember, intoxication can impair judgment and escalate conflicts, making already stressful situations more difficult to manage safely. Clear communication and deescalation are critical when disputes occur, especially in environments involving dependence. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This situation escalated quickly once emotions and alcohol were involved. Officers stayed calm and focused on sorting out what actually happened. Glad everyone was accounted for and the situation was brought under control. >> 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 psycho mom breaks down. Police step in fast. >> SHE'S TYPING HERSELF. >> WAIT, they have anything else? >> No. If I go down, he's going away. I don't know how long I've been missing. I just barely came back. And >> on August 18th, 2024, officers responded to a motel where a woman broke a window and kicked in a door before harassing two people, claiming one was her boyfriend, and they had her kids both denied knowing her. >> I don't want to leave here until my children are out of here. >> What's going on? >> Oh, that ladies, she broke their glasses in here. Here. >> Okay. Hello. Amos Gio Farmington Police Department >> come step out here for me. >> No, there's people in here that I need to get a hold of. >> Who's in there? >> A male and a female hiding in the closet. >> In the closet? >> You can handcuff me and I will show you right there by the door. >> I promise. >> Why are they hiding in the closet? >> Because he's scared of me. >> Why is the person scared of you? >> And I honestly heard my children over there. >> Okay. >> Come step out here for me. No, I don't want to step on those. >> I will stand. Maybe I go like this. >> No, ma'am. >> No, I'm going go like this. >> Police department. >> Look, you watch me, >> ma'am. >> Nope. I am bodily harm. >> Can you step out here for me? >> She's duct taping herself for us. There's people in here. >> Officers detain her for safety and begin securing the scene. Occupants of the room state she forced entry and is not known to them. >> Well, ma'am, I need you to step out here. >> Can I just stay right here? >> She's in there. >> I don't think she's She says somebody else is in there. >> I'm right here. >> I don't know if she go. >> They're in there. Put your for me with me and then I will get up properly. >> Stand up for me. >> OKAY. OKAY. WHOA. WHOA. WHOA. My legs. I got it. I got it. I got it. >> Stand up. >> I got you. >> No. No. No. STOP. >> Can I stay here? I want to see the results. >> You're under arrest. >> I am not under arrest. You are. >> They are. >> Go get in the car and come back and help me. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. They're in there. Um, the names Zachary Raric and Brian Raric. >> Zachary, are you in the bathroom? >> And some name I don't know her name, but Sorry. Sorry. Can you take THIS OFF? >> NO. NO. NO. WAIT. WAIT. STOP. STOP. >> OKAY. Can we cut it? >> Wait. Yeah. Let me do it. Hold on. >> Yeah. Cut it. All right. Right there. Right there. My legs are spread. Go for it. >> Come on out. >> She broke through the door and just came in here. She broke through the door. Yeah. >> Has she been staying here with you? >> No. >> This is not even my room. This is my my friend. And she just came drunk knocking on the doors, banging on the door. >> Saying all this all these >> officers separate her from the room and explains safety concerns. She continues making claims about her children being inside. >> Not your This is not your room. Um he was in here. He left when she broke into the room. Then we just came in here and we were in here ever since. No, he's my boyfriend and he's just making me not want to beat that [ __ ] Dion. >> All right, come on. >> His name is You know what? >> I'm right over here. >> Dion. >> If I go, you go, bastard. >> And you hidden there for your >> Okay. Well, we'll figure this all out. >> You do me a favor. Let's just come on out here and have a seat right by the out here on the sidewalk. Okay. That's just because of the amount of weapons that are in this room. >> My hand is my children, dude. They have >> You got anything else? >> I don't know. I have a >> And if it's not your room, then we'll figure it out. Okay. >> Close the window and everything. >> Yeah. >> Oh, boy. >> Um, his brother's name Martinez aka he drove that red truck. He's right over there in THAT ROOF. I HEARD MY CHILDREN, DUDE. >> Where are your kids? >> He was with my children earlier today. Yes, HE WAS. I SAW HIM. >> You delay Luna. IAN, I'M MISSING, DUDE. >> Let me just pass her to the rest of the way real quick. I don't know if she's got >> She states she has been missing and recently regained memory. Officers continue questioning while maintaining control of the situation. >> I'm going to use the back of my palm. Okay. >> Oh, let me double check. >> Call my family. >> Call my family. They will tell you I've been missing. >> What's your name? >> Haley. Margo. Haley Jana. Cast Margo. These mother. I can give you everywhere. That [ __ ] fights. >> My children, can I tell you this? >> Yeah. Let's get all the way in and we'll talk. >> Okay. >> My children. We heard my children. >> Talking about your children. >> They know he's undercover. Zach's undercover right over there. That mother Dion right over there. >> What's his name? >> He goes by Dion, but his real name is Zachary Garrett. Officers read her rights and continue gathering identifying information. She remains focused on locating her children and repeats claims about nearby individuals. >> From Arizona. >> All right. M. >> Sorry. That wasn't disrespectful. >> Yeah. Don't spit on me. >> No, I wasn't. >> All right. >> No. If I go down, he's going away. >> Okay. M. So, I'm going to ask you some questions right now. Okay. Because right now, you're being placed under arrest. So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you do or Hold on. Let me finish talking. Okay. >> Sorry. >> Please. >> So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you do or say can be used against you in court. Do you understand your rights? >> Of course. >> What's your first name? >> H A L E Y. I've been missing. >> And what's your first last name? >> Just spell my whole name as I spelled out. >> Okay, go ahead. >> J A N A I. I've been missing. >> So, what's your first name? Hi. Haley. >> Haley. >> Yes. >> H A L E Y. You said you. What's your last name? >> Largo. >> Yes. >> What's your date of birth? >> Family is the Christianosas who are missing. >> Where were you from? >> You said they're missing. Herpanel. You said you're miss you're missing. >> That's what I was told that's happened to me. And on top of that, this past two couple of weeks, I have been followed by a bunch of people on everywhere I go. >> Everywhere you go. Yes, just because you have my children, dude. My children are somewhere over in one of those apartments right there. >> How many kids do you have? >> I have three. >> 305. >> They heard me earlier. >> Well, it's going to be a female out of New Mexico. Last name is Wango. First name is Haley. >> Maybe you call her. >> How old are they? >> I don't know. I don't know how long I've been missing. I just barely came back and got my memory today. >> Where'd you come back from? >> I popped up behind a motel. >> This motel? Okay. And I was with him. >> You said you've got three kids. >> I have three kids that are somewhere over there. >> Why do you believe they're over there? >> Because I heard them when I tried calling dispatch earlier. >> Okay. All right. There. Who are these guys to you? >> Um he's my boyfriend. >> My exboyfriend. >> Could you get her? There's a lady that called the RV. She's over there. Where that guy's at? >> Which room? >> Right over there where that is at. Right. >> You see that tall guy right there? Right there. >> This person. >> Hey. Hey, listen to me. >> She's somewhere right there. I see her. >> Listen to me. That tall guy right. >> Additional witnesses state she attempted to force entry and cause damage. Officers continue verifying identities of individuals present. >> But I'm disorient. >> Hold on. >> I'm not too sure. So, you don't know her? >> I don't know her yet. >> Have you ever seen her before? >> Do you two know each other? >> Yeah, this is my friend. >> Okay. >> And the guy's room the name? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Her boyfriend. >> That's So, the room's registered to your boyfriend. >> Yeah. >> What's his name? >> What is your name, sir? >> Do I have to give my name? >> Yes, sir. >> Jason. >> Jason. >> I might have a warrant. Yeah, it's like a traffic violation. >> Yeah. Mr. Okay, I'm not too worried about that, Jason. Okay, what's your last name? >> Lander. Crazy. >> Okay, go and keep your hands out of your pockets for me. No worries. I know you got that knife in your pocket, but just leave it there. Okay. >> You want me to take it out? >> No, no, no. Just leave it right there. It's cool, man. You've been way cooperative with me. I'll just let you can just keep it right there. Okay. >> And what was your name? >> What was she saying and doing? And >> I don't know. She was just laying right here and then she started banging on the floor, knocking the door. Was she looking for somebody or >> 14? Was she just looking for someone or >> Yeah, her kids are missing. >> Wow. >> My kids [ __ ] like that. >> Wow. Definitely uh she's definitely going at it. Huh? >> Okay. Did she Did she try and hit you guys at all? >> No, she just like I said when she came out the bathrooms. Okay. >> Hanging on the door with a bat and a knife. with a knife. That's what she was saying. I have my shitty in my hand. Do you mind if I look? >> Yikes. Okay. Like a back. What? She had like a She had like a back in there. >> No, I did not. >> All sorts of Just get with that. Just get with that lady there. I'm going to have to sort of resist. >> Right over there. You see that room where that tall guy's at? Yeah, >> he is the one I saw carrying my children in. Look on the cameras. >> Which tall guy? >> The tall dude in the black with gray mustache beard. >> The one we're both looking at right here. >> Yeah, but they're in there. My children. He carried both of my daughters. >> Cuz they just came out that room over there. >> Oh, really? Let me go check. Let me go check. >> Go check both of all. I don't care how many. Check each and every one of those rooms. >> Okay. Let me go check. Check the camera. Can you please check the camera? >> Well, give me some time. I need you to get in. >> I don't want to leave here until my children are out of here. >> Well, let me close this door. Thank you. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Were you one of the people that called? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> I just have a child. I'm sorry. >> No, no, no. What did you see happen? >> Um, all I seen that I was standing right here. She was yelling at me, calling a calling me a [ __ ] or whatever cuz I guess she's drunk or she's crazy. I don't know. >> And you were talking which lady was doing this all? >> Uh that lady that you guys arrested. >> Okay. >> Um and I seen her. >> The woman continues insisting her children are present. Officers declined to release her due to prior resistance. >> She kicked the door and then she busted the window out. >> You saw her break the window? >> Yes, sir. Also, can I tell you this? >> What? >> That dude right over there. >> You >> Hello. >> I'm going ask Christian Farm, please. Was there anybody in 108? >> Yeah, but they're in the They're there in this small little white car. >> No kids. >> There's a little one. Little boy. >> Don't know. I don't know. Well, the lady that we just have here, she's saying she had three kids. Did you guys notice her in the area? >> No, but someone upstairs said that she's not all there like she's like she's crazy or something. I don't know. >> Or see up there? Yeah. >> Yeah. Someone that knows her, they just said that she's not all there when we were about to call you guys. >> Okay. >> But these guys I don't think they know her. >> Oh, these guys have been here for a while. >> Yeah, they've been here for a while. >> Okay. Were these guys? >> I know. I heard my daughter. >> They saw me laying on the >> You have to open. They don't know how this >> They're saying they don't know who you are. These guys here. >> Of course they don't. They just saw me. >> If you take me out. >> No, we're not doing that because you already resist that. >> Officers determine she does not belong to the room and advise the occupants on civil options for property damage. >> I asked you to do something for me. You refuse to do it. I'm not going to do I'm going to I'm not going to get you out. >> Yes. For a reason. Can I call my mom? >> Who's your mom? >> What's your mom's phone number? >> [ __ ] you guys. I hate you. >> Ma'am, what's your mom's phone number? >> You guys done. >> Men, what's your mom's phone number? >> Hey, no phone to them. Open those two doors. Haley, who's whose room is that that you were the one you were in? >> I was in Lo. >> What's that? >> Leo last night. I just ran off. >> Lennial? >> Yeah. That's not even That's If you ask, >> do you do you stay Do you stay in there? >> Brian, his name is Brian Raric. >> Do you stay in there at all? >> Do you stay in there? I'm not. Okay, we're not getting anywhere. >> All right, >> you're going to make it clean it up. You >> got to put that right over there for me. Don't put your hands behind your back. You got a warrant. Okay. Have you guys Did she stay here in one of the rooms at all? She just came and showed up. >> Who's going to be the glasses? >> Well, I'm going to charge her. you would have to go to court and you have to like sue her like civily sue her for it. So you have to go through that process. It's kind of a little bit of a process. >> So I have to go to court >> if you have Yeah. If you need to. Yeah. And then you would have to sue her in civil court. >> Okay. >> It sucks but kind of out of my hands at that point. Unfortunately, she she broke your window. So, >> how can I? >> So, you would go to magistrate court, file for or start a court. Do you know where magistrate court is? >> I haven't done I just moved it this January. So, I don't know. >> You should be able to just look it up. Just go to M. You have to go to court. Um, you ever watch Judge Judy stuff like that on TV show? >> If I have to go to court, but I need her all information to file against her. >> Yeah. So hers is going to be >> Yeah. >> Ask her, you know. >> I'll ask her, but I doubt she has money. >> Yeah, just ask her. I don't know. >> Yeah, it's it's it's a long long process unfortunately. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. You can ask her for any money or whatever. Can you let me out? >> I will show you. Let me out. She'll see me and she'll run to me. >> Hey, what's your mom's phone number? Let me call her. >> No, dude. That was my children. Let me out right now. I haven't seen him in forever. >> How long is it? Have you not seen her? >> I don't know what year it is. >> It's 2024. >> Can you just get out and show me? >> She provides inconsistent information about her situation and timeline. Officers proceed with verification through family contacts. >> 0.0 loves you. I love you. Luna, yay. >> Where are you from? >> MOMMY, I LOVE YOU. WHAT THE [ __ ] WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU? You guys don't know hospitality. Go [ __ ] ME BACK. THEY'RE MY [ __ ] children. I wouldn't lie about my children. If you let me show you the real truth on who their mom is. And in their reaction of seeing me, it will show the truth. Officer, my son will tell you the truth. He will. >> Who's your mom? What's Where are the kids? Grandma? I don't know who, officer. I just barely came back into town this morning. >> Where'd you come from? >> I don't [ __ ] know, dude. I was [ __ ] BLACK THE OUT. >> OKAY. >> AND THEN ME [ __ ] SEE my children. HOW COME THE YOU GUYS GOING TO LET ME GO INSTEAD OF YOU? YOU GUYS ARE SUPPOSED TO HAVE EVERY RIGHT FOR THAT [ __ ] THIS SHOWS HOW MUCH YOU guys lazy piece of right there wouldn't let my daughter who came out of the motel room identify me. >> Don't worry about him. We're going to head on in there. Okay. >> I haven't seen him in like I don't know how many [ __ ] battery died. Hello, this is Officer Caston police permit I believe. Is this Michaela Largo? >> Maha Largo. >> Maha Largo. Okay. So, the reason why I'm calling you, do you know uh Haley Castiano or Largo? >> Haley Largo. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I do. >> Are you related to her? >> Yes, she's my sister. >> Okay. So, reason why I'm calling um she had a warrant. She's going to be going to jail here at the adult detention center. Um, she was mentioning kids. I don't know. I just I'm just trying to verify she actually has kids or not. >> Yeah, but they're in the they're with their um with their father right now. >> Oh, they're with her father. Okay. >> Who's the father? >> Uh, Titus. >> I I just want to make sure. I just got to confirm that he he the kids are safe. >> Yeah, they're safe. They they haven't been with her for like months. >> Oh, okay. >> So, I don't know if she's just >> Yeah, cuz she was she kept saying something about her kids. >> Is she intoxicated? >> Yeah, she Well, she's under >> she's under the influence of something else, too. So, she's kind of saying her kids where they're at the hotel. And then >> she's here for a warrant, though. She's going to be at the jail here. >> All right. I mean, yeah, she's >> officers contact the children's father, who also confirms the children have been in his care for over a year. >> Just be saying that to get out of it or something. >> Okay. I just wanted to make sure that we weren't there's no kids we're not trying to look for. And you said she's your sister. >> Yeah, she's my older sister. >> Okay. Are you Titus? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, the reason why I'm calling, um, do you know, uh, Haley, believe it's Largo or Castiano? >> Yeah, I do. >> Okay. So, she's here for a warrant at the jail. Um, she kept saying that her kids were kids were missing. Um, I'm just calling because of that. I just want to verify >> cuz I was told >> the kids have been staying with us for over a year >> for with you. Okay. >> Yeah. >> I just How many kids do you guys have? >> Uh, three. three kids. Okay. I'm just trying to verify that we're not like they're not actually like kids missing. Um she had a she had a warrant and then she said her kids were missing and then she didn't know where they were and all this stuff. So I'm just trying to >> The woman was charged with a probation violation and concealing identity. Remember verifying information through reliable sources is critical when claims involve the safety of others. Property damage and refusal to comply can quickly escalate a situation into legal consequences. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. The officers did a good job checking with family to confirm the facts. This situation shows how important it is to verify claims before acting on them. Glad they took the time to make sure no one was actually missing. 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. >> She's me. She's let other men. She's sold me for >> I swear to Jesus, they are lying. >> My daughter. On December 28th, 2024 officers responded to a home after receiving a report that a man claimed his mother-in-law had attempted to give a young family member a drug while they were bathing. >> Told us he got here and that's what we're trying to figure out right now is find out what >> Hi. >> I just woke up. So, >> good morning. >> What's going on, man? >> So, here's the scoop. Um, I don't know if y'all are have been filled in about Okay. So, I've been kosher and cool with the hallucinations and the talking to people that aren't here. But I'm in there. She's been begging me to let them give or let her give them a bath. So, I say, "Cool. You can run the bath water." So, she keeps coming in there asking me to, you know, step out so she can give them a bath, but I wouldn't do it. And then all of a sudden, she comes over me, you know, cuz I'm kneelled down beside the bathtub. And she goes to stick her finger out. So, I grab her hand. And I'm like, "What is that?" She's got a a piece of >> Are you sure it's a >> Yeah. She said this. She said it's a I said, "Well, why are you trying to give it to the kids?" And then she's saying that we had a conversation and said that I told her to give it to him. >> What' you do with a pill? >> I didn't take I let I let her take it. I didn't take it from >> Officers confirm no substance was ingested and ensure another adult was present supervising the children. >> I told her to get back on her side. >> I don't know. >> This just happened maybe 10 minutes ago. The kids are getting out of the bath now, but I don't know what the protocol is. She's been checking in the attic all day for her daughter that's not missing. Has not been kidnapped. >> That's been an ongoing hallucination. >> But this is this is last cuz I don't know what does. But I know it's not for children. >> I don't even know what is to be honest with you. >> I got painkiller. >> Oh. Is she alone with the kids right now? >> No. No. I got naughty in there. >> Oh. Do you mind if we go inside? >> Yeah. Go right ahead, man. >> Thank you. >> Hey kiddo, we didn't get dressed yet, huh? We don't want to go outside here. back up. Let me close the door so we can go we can get dressed. Hi, sweet baby. >> Do you mind if I go in here? >> No, you check for everything, too. Thank you. >> Can you show me the meds that you you were trying to give them? Like, can you take me to where they are? >> Where's grab? >> Why would I give my grandkids anything? I thought it was white. >> The grandmother denies wrongdoing and states she would not give anything to the children. Officers request to see her prescriptions. >> He say it was orange. broke off a little quarter of a quarter of it. >> So, do you do you take any prescription meds of your own? >> Yeah, I take several medications. >> Where are they at? >> They're in my room. >> Can I see them? >> What happened? >> They're getting a little bath. >> What is it? >> What happened? >> No. NO. NO. NO. GO, GO, GO, GO, GO, GO. NO, NO, NO, NO, NO. You will not walk past it. Go. So, we don't need any confrontation. I need you to go, but you're I understand that I'm sorry. Who are you? I'm sorry. I'm supervisor behind me. Okay. Hi. How are you doing? This is my home. These are my children. I understand that. But you're making this situation. >> NOW, DO NOT RAISE YOUR VOICE AT ME, SIR. >> Do not raise your voice to me. >> I I You're talking over me and I'm talking to you. >> Okay. And I'm trying to talk to you. So, you're making the situation worse. >> No, you're making the situation worse by interjecting us. Okay. >> You guys called us. >> We were having a a good conversation. You made the situation worse. So, what's his >> No, I don't even know what happened. Okay. So, what happened? So, what we were called about was apparently we're in the bathroom taking a bath. She's been begging all day to give him a bath and while he was in there, she went and got some kind of medication and attempted to do it to >> So, he called us. He got here. Officers gather statements indicating she attempted to give a prescription pill. Family members also report recent unstable behavior. >> And that's what we're trying to figure out right now is find out what medication she's tried to give him and what's going on. >> We don't know yet. We're trying to locate it right now. >> Said it, but what he just found is not >> she has she just did she just got a prescription upstairs. So we're going through her meds right now trying to find out exactly. >> Well, she sold she sells them. She sold them. Well, I don't know if she sold them all. I doubt it cuz she is she's been um and his diagnosis last night. >> Okay. He needs to go to the hospital. >> Been getting adjusted. >> How do you know? >> HOW DO YOU KNOW? HOW DOES ANYONE KNOW? >> For what? >> He grabbed her hand before she could even get it in his mouth. >> Are you positive? >> No. >> What about him? >> Are you positive? >> Yeah. She left, >> went there and got brought her back. I'm trying to help. >> No, you're you're going to call DCF. Take her. She needs to go and not come back and have any problems. >> If we take her, you know how this works. >> You're taking her. Okay. Listen. Listen. You're taking her. Okay. She's with me. It's not going to make it any better. I'm trying to help you. Let's go outside. You want to go outside? >> Absolutely. >> So, by her trying to shove, I was in my kid's mouth. >> Mr. Landers, >> you can't take her. I didn't say we couldn't. >> You just said we can't take her. >> You said by taking her. >> No, I said is it even when we take her? Okay, I know you're upset and I'm not I'm trying not to escalate. I absolutely understand. I'm just trying to do my job by getting the information that I need so we can take care of this. This is a situation. >> She's going to get her kids taken away. She's already called saying that there's imaginary kids in my attic that are being so dead. She was trying to keep my kids dressed. I'm >> I know, >> dude. But I'm freaking out. >> Understand myself. >> And now we got to deal with DCF. Like I don't have enough going on in my damn life. She can't be here anymore. She cannot come back here. Especially, you know, we're going to have a DCF games. Hell no. She has to go. >> I understand. >> No, you don't. Cuz you don't deal with that side of things. You deal with this side of things. You don't deal with that. >> I've been the children in this situation. >> Yeah. I have to my whole damn life. Okay. I've worked, you know, I've worked with the children. I've worked in the mental hospitals and the regular hospitals and I Yeah. No, this is and for me out of all people. Golly, man. That's what you get for helping someone out. >> I know that she's wearing a bracelet or an anklet thing, whatever. Is she um on probation? How arrest? What she got? >> Both. Yeah. >> Both. Yeah. Okay. >> For his safety, I just want to make sure you're 100% positive. Nothing was He's been with me under >> Officers verified directly with the child that no medication was consumed and continue assessing any possible exposure. >> My supervision all day. I let her run his bath water and then when I went in there to put him in the bathtub, she come out and then she come back in and I was kneelled and she reached over me and went to shove it in his mouth and said, "Here, baby." And I grabbed her hand. And I said, "What are you trying to give him?" And she said, "So you didn't you didn't take any any medication today, right? Any medicines?" No, nothing. Cuz if you did, that's okay. We would we would just need to take you to the doctor so they could look at you. But you didn't take nothing. >> Okay. All right. >> It's a prescription medication. Okay. I just don't really know what it does except it's for like help I guess with it. >> Well, and what's the other one? The other thing. >> It's It's one It's one thing. It's just It's just >> How old are you, buddy? Four. >> Four. What about the other one? >> It was It was only for the four-year-old. >> Four-year-old and 2-year-old. >> Okay. But the 2-year-old was not involved. >> No. No. She They were in the bathtub, but she The only one she was trying to give to was him. And that's as far as it got a foury old. >> Okay. >> Has it just been like an ongoing thing with her? Has it just like never stopped >> like the hallucinations and stuff like that? >> She was doing really well. It was yesterday or the day before like she after you guys came she had another episode and they wouldn't take her. They >> The reporting party explains prior incidents and concerns about mixing medications and behavioral changes. take her anywhere even though, you know, she put her hands on me and whatnot, whatever. They wouldn't take her. So, she's been staying here. She's been refusing to take her medication. >> And then I don't know how the she keeps getting all this and prescribed to her. But I guess she has a friend. She told me that she um that like wants to buy it from her so he will like pay for her like appointment or whatever you have to do to get it. She did that the other day. She said that she went and picked up her subin prescription and I said, "How did you do that? You've been off of that. Like why would you even restart taking that, you know, it doesn't even make sense. You're doing really well." I don't know what the hell she did. She cuz she can leave, you know? >> And she left and like went and did all that. I pretty sure she sold him like most of them or or all of them. I don't know. Probably took one or she she did tell me she took one. And um I assume while she was gone she got a hold of some kind of like or something some some kind of stimulant that because I've noticed her patterns. I'm pretty sure she like spins out in the psychosis when she mixes. I'm pretty sure that's what I've narrowed it down to. >> So she she's mixing drugs or she mixing medications with >> Yeah. >> Okay. We're about to buy a house which I haven't even talked to them and like she can't you know I hate it because she she doesn't have anyone else and like I know she's not in her right mind. I know that I just can't have her in my life. >> Yep. >> My you know like damn I'm very proud of who I am today >> because she has put me through hell >> my whole life she's me. She's let other men she's sold me. Like dude she's very very very lucky. I am who I am and I'm forgiving and you know I opened my home to her and you know I'm really just having like regret and guilt because she you know I didn't I never I don't know >> officers evaluate the child's condition and offer medical assistance. The family opts for further evaluation at a hospital >> know she's not your responsibility right? Yeah, she's >> you got your own kids, your own life, and she's starting to impede on that. And it's for sure >> well beyond your rights to remove her from your life. You don't owe her anything. >> You don't really. >> You deserve so much better than to have us here constantly. And your kids don't deserve this either. If she can't take care of herself, that's on her because you can take care of yourself and she raised you >> literally. No, she didn't. The streets raised. >> Well, you know what I mean. She birthed you and kept you around, I guess. But >> yeah, I know. >> You're completely capable of taking care of yourself. She should be able to do the same. >> She should. >> But if she can't, that's on her. That's her responsibility. >> Yeah, you're right. For sure. When we moved, I didn't want her to come anyway. >> Mhm. >> So, this is this is good. But like that's scary. Like I don't know what like I don't know that like if it was him like he would have he would have eaten it. He probably would have spit it out, but he would have chewed it up. >> Mhm. >> Probably the same thing. Like honestly, probably. >> Yeah. >> And that's scary. >> They trust anybody. They don't know yet. So I I can understand your fears. Absolutely. And if you still want to take them to the hospital just to make sure, >> that's completely up to you. >> They mean to give you medicine. Tell mama. >> Hey, he's saying Mhm. Did you eat some medicine? >> Yes, you did. Or no. Did you guys like like examine them at all or >> No, ma'am. We have not yet. Cuz what? Your husband? >> Yeah. Do >> you want me to hold the flashlight for you? >> Yeah. And your husband said that he didn't uh ingest it. He grabbed your hand before he even put it in her mouth. They seem to be I mean, they're running around naked when we got here. So, >> yeah. I heard him say on the phone. >> I'm going to dilate cuz of the light. >> Well, they're constricting and then they're dilating right back in the light. So that's kind of weird >> because they should stay constricted in the light. >> Do you want me to have EMS or fire fire department come look at them just in case? I have no problems doing that if it makes make sure the kids are okay. >> Um no because they they I want them in a hospital. The first responders I already know what they can do. He's like he's he looks like he's like starting to fall asleep or something. Did it touch your mouth? Look at me. You're not in trouble. You know that, right? You're not okay. >> We can actually take her for for what she did. So, Bill's working on that, but we're going to at a minimum arrest her for contributing to the delinquency of the minor. >> Okay. >> Cuz you can't just try to feed a kid. >> The grandmother is taken into custody. She denies the allegation and states the report is false. >> Yeah. It doesn't look so at least going to take her for that. >> Was able to get parents and kids to go into a different room so we can do this inside. Um, I just rather not. >> Yeah. >> Arrested. Go. >> Can you go outside with these officers real quick? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. All right. So, turn around for me. >> When am I getting Am I getting arrested for trying to get different place under arrest for delency of a minor? >> Are you serious? I asked him. He's lying. >> Turn. >> I'm turning. They No, they are lying on me. I swear to Jesus. They are lying. Can I hit it one time first? >> No. How are you going to hit it? Put it down. >> Put it down. Leave it. >> My daughter wanted to have me arrested again. >> Okay. She She didn't >> take me to jail right now. >> Try to give us some to a child. >> No, I did not. >> So, do you have anything on your bus? You can't take him to jail. >> No, >> cuz you will get a felony. >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> Are you wearing shorts underneath this? >> Guys, I did y'all not understand that I I called him in there and asked him and asked him to sit in there with him while I went and got it for him. Why would I wouldn't I wouldn't do that. We're just taking their word. >> Because they paid you. They are arresting me right now because I'm saying that because my daughter and son-in-law are saying that I tried to my grandkids, which is a baldfaced lie. I was giving them attention. >> Thank you. >> Welcome. As of right now, um, we're going to charge her with contributing to the delinquency of a minor for attempting to give your child a prescription pill. We are going to try to continue to find more that we can charge her with at this time, but that's our basis for arresting her right now. >> Arrangements are made for followup with a child advocacy center. Officers reassure the family about next steps. >> Okay, >> that's all. >> I cannot believe she did that. >> Okay. Well, what's so like what's the plan with DCF? Because it all it all depends on how you guys write your report. So, essentially, it's going to be that exactly how it is. I mean, I'm not going to write the report. Um, I believe Davis is I hope I mean, no, not going to write the report. It'll be Davis. >> Oh, Sasha, come here. Sasha, come here. >> Uh, Sergeant Mlan would like to speak. >> We got a group of kids that is not ECF Children's Advocacy Center. Yeah. Who's been there? >> I don't know what he just asked me. >> Oh, about what did the dad say to do with the pill? >> Do with the what are the pills? >> The pill that she tried to give to the kid. >> She told him to uh >> Oh, you're breaking up. >> Give it to the dog if it's not going to be harmful. I'll talk to him. >> Uh we need to get by there today. >> Okay. To the children's advocates dinner. >> Yeah. They're getting dressed and stuff, so it's going to be a little bit. Um do you think you can meet me there like Saturday? Yeah, but no one's taken him without me. So, >> officers clarify that child protective services involvement is unlikely if the situation is resolved and the individual is removed from the home. >> Well, >> I mean, he's not going to be interviewed without me. I wasn't here, so >> that's not going to happen. >> We'll talk when we get there. Okay, Maggie. No, I mean I'm more than happy to bring him up there, but no one's going to take my child that I don't know in another room without me present. >> Okay. Well, just leave me down there. How's that sound? And we'll go from there. >> Okay. Are are they going to take him? >> Be honest with no. >> Nobody's taking your kid away from this. DCF's not even getting involved in this. It's the CAC in that you're meeting down there. It's not DCF. >> Yeah, but there's I'm still going to have to deal with him, too. But better than my kid overdosing or I guess. >> No, no, you actually won't have to deal with DCF. I'll I'll explain all the years. >> Okay. >> When I meet you down there, like I said, don't panic. It's not a big deal as far as dealing with me and CS. It's not a DC official >> because if not, she's not a custodial parent for the kid. She's not a guardian. >> Mhm. >> And as long as we remove her from the home, >> you don't have to worry about it. Do you get what I'm saying? >> Yeah. Okay, good. face. >> So that's like I said, just meet me down there. I'll sit down and talk to you. Okay. >> Okay. >> She's going for child, not the delinquency of a minor. >> Oh, >> so that's that's going to be her charge for tonight. I know that she's your mom and all the feelings and stuff that go along with that, but it I mean and I'm not telling you what to do. You don't have to do this. >> She's never going to enter this home again. >> I would suggest if that's something that you're wanting to pursue. >> Yeah, we're about to We're about to buy a house and I didn't want her to come. So, >> can you ask him what he said? What he told her to do with the shard of the pill? >> Shard of the pill. >> Yeah. She broke off and tried to >> So, what he said was, "Well, if it's not going to hurt the kids, then give it to the >> Officers provide guidance on handling the individual's belongings and ensuring she does not return. The situation stabilizes." >> Dog. >> Okay, that's what she just told me. Hershey's in the trash, so I guess the dog got Yeah. Allegedly. Yeah. >> Well, I just wanted it for evidence, but cuz I was about to dig through that whole trash can. >> Yeah. So, at first she said she put it in the trash cuz I was there for that. And then when I walked back out, you were saying that or Hogan was saying that the dog was given the meds and I was like, "What?" And he's like, "Yeah, I told her like if trying to give it to my kids and it's not going to hurt them, prove it by giving it to your dog." >> Okay. Cuz that's what I asked her what she did with it cuz I was going to go in there and dig through the trash to find it and she said that he told her to give it to the dog and she did. So, okay. So, I can't have that. I don't have any evidence >> unless you want to dig through the dog's poop. >> It'll be dissolved by the time >> I have some questions about >> you would need to evict her from here. >> So have her legally removed. We can't since she's resident, we can't tell her to leave. But if you go on Monday to the courthouse >> and you you fill out all the paperwork, make sure that you mention this incident. Officer Havch will get you a case number. write the case number on the report or the eviction thing so that they can try to do for like an emergency eviction. >> What I'm going to do is I'm going to go to the car and write down every single case number that I have with you. >> Okay. >> And and her obviously and you can take that with you. >> Okay. >> That'll help you a lot. So, she'll probably have a bomb. >> That's up to the judge. >> Okay. Uh well, probably not actually. She's on >> Yeah, she's on parole. She's probably not going to get out. >> She's probably not. She's probably going to be in there until we move. >> Okay. You know what I'm saying? >> She's not on the lease. Nobody like Yeah. I talked to her probation officer. I said, "Hey, like the last time I said, "Hey, like she can't come back here." >> And he's like, "That's perfectly fine. That's your decision, you know, blah blah blah." >> And then she shows back up. And I'm like, but anyway, so in saying that, what like legally like her stuff and her dogs, like I'm not taking that with me. >> I mean, that's not your problem. I do it not your property and not your responsibility. >> So the dogs I would say turn them over to animal control if that's the case. That way they have somewhere and you're not left alone which I mean obviously you would never do that but I mean animal control will probably be your best bet for the dogs. Um her property I mean it's not your property it's not your responsibility. >> So if you'd like to leave it here if if that's a possibility absolutely. if you'd like to leave it on the porch. I mean, >> you can't really I mean, the problem with that is like you can't take it without her permission because that's theft, but you also can't necessarily abandon it on her behalf. You know what I mean? Cuz she's abandoning it by being in jail regardless, >> right? Uh I know that she might have one friend who like will hold on to her stuff for her. >> If that's the case, then I mean >> that's okay. I just don't want to get in trouble or something for I mean she doesn't really she doesn't have much but >> yeah. >> Did y'all like search in the garage for that? >> I was with you this time so I didn't do anything. I'm not sure what they did. >> I know. >> I don't want my kids in there anyway. But um I guess >> probably for the best cuz she's not >> Oh no. Yeah. Cuz there's no telling what I've never caught her doing anything. Well, >> but yeah. No. I know. They not need to go in there. Yeah. I'm sorry that we're here, but I'm glad we are. >> Yeah, me, too. I can't believe that crazy. >> All right, go ahead. Call her if you need anything. >> The woman was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor along with a probation violation and misuse of 911. Remember, close supervision and immediate intervention are critical when unfamiliar or unsafe actions involve dependent. Clear documentation and reporting help ensure appropriate action when safety concerns arise in the home. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation that could have gone very differently if someone hadn't stepped in right away. The officers handled a tense family situation carefully and kept things under control. Glad they took the time to check on everyone and explain the next steps. Everyone thought it was too late until the body cam shows the exact second officers step in. Did you predict that rescue? The next incident is when Karen damages neighbors car and harasses their kids. Police step in. >> Come here. >> You're not going to walk away from me and stop pulling away from me. You're going to end up on the floor. there. >> I don't give a [ __ ] My finger is >> on June 13th, 2022 officers responded to a home after receiving a report of a woman behaving strangely toward children. >> Hurry up. >> That's so weird. >> Ma'am, can you step out here and talk to me, please? >> Oh my god. Is it your birthday, >> girl? >> [ __ ] >> Yes. >> Can you come out here and talk to me? Ma'am. >> Do you know her? >> Okay. >> Do you know her? >> Come here. You're not going to walk away from me. Put your hands behind your back right now. Stop. >> Stop. >> Can you hold that door open, ma'am? Cuz I got more officers coming. Stop. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Stop. >> No. Let's go to jail. Let's go to jail. Let's go. >> Stop pulling away from me. You're going to end up on the floor. I don't give a [ __ ] I don't give a >> grab. >> You good? >> Yep. >> Come on. Let's go. Mother, let's go. >> Stop resisting. >> SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. >> Poor David, [ __ ] >> Stop resisting. It's over. You can end it now. Okay. >> Take a deep breath. >> My finger is [ __ ] cut. >> I need medical attention. >> NO, >> YOU need to you need to settle down just a little bit. >> You need to step it up a little bit >> cuz my finger's cut. >> Okay. Do you need rescue? >> Pull my mask. >> It's probably cut. >> Officers attempt to calm her and assess her condition. She complains of an injured finger and requests medical attention. Cuz you put it in my mouth. >> No, I didn't. >> Yeah, you did. By swatting it in my face. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> Are you okay? >> No. It's just bleeding and cut opening these pitches, [ __ ] >> I can't bring >> How much have you had to drink today? >> Nothing. Please. Please. >> What's in your mouth? A mouth guard. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Go get my >> We get you off this ground. You going to cooperate with us? Put your foot down. >> I just say you had to talk. Just cooperate. So we don't need to hold you down on the ground here. >> Come on then. Let's go. Y'all get my my pocket everywhere. >> Come on already. >> Officers help her to her feet and continue securing her. She remains uncooperative but follows limited instructions. >> And [ __ ] >> There's your phone. >> [ __ ] Get my thing. >> Come on. >> What's your first name? >> Shay. I >> So when I asked you is Shay, you said that's not your name. >> I was I said yes, that's my name. >> Rotate towards me. >> Pick me up. No. Pick me up. Pick me up. >> We're trying to do that. Okay. >> Okay. Then we'll rotate you the other way. >> Turn around feet. Bring your knees up. Bring your knees up to your stomach. >> One, two, three. Stand. >> Good job. >> Mhm. >> Let go. Relax your hands. >> What? Let go. >> Whatever is in your hands. You need to relax. >> Oh, my pinky hands. Oh, my It looks so I'm caught in medical testing. >> Officers observe an existing finger injury and ask about it. She gives an explanation unrelated to the current incident. >> Do you need rescue to come over here and check you out? I need mother. >> You guys have a squat. >> My wide open. >> Uh go. Can you grab your stuff? >> Put my wrap in my [ __ ] seat. >> I don't pull a squat up right over here. >> Pull me in this. Come on. >> These might need to get tightened a little bit. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Bring my master up. Can y'all fix that [ __ ] No. You need to go to the hospital for that. Look at that. >> Yeah. Looks like you've been hanging on to it for >> No, it was last night I did that [ __ ] She was >> I went to Denny's and I was working. I came home. I was sleepy. So, I went to go get a spoon and I grabbed the thing on the thing and then I cut my open. Well, >> that's not good. No, >> it's not good. I've been trying to hold it together with this little bitty like band-aids. I got >> What apartment are you in? Hold on. Hold on. I'm going to get these leaves off you. >> I don't care about leaves, sir. I want my finger. I >> need you to spit your mouth guard off. >> I just see a card in between your bras and bra. And I have a female here that's going to remove that. Any other weapons in your >> I don't have weapons, sir. >> Okay. >> Absolutely never having weapons. I don't have a gun. I don't own one. >> Okay. Well, that's good. >> Love you, girl. No. >> You good at the mouth guard in there? >> What's your first name? >> What's your last name? >> D O W Z. >> Let me search her. >> Yeah. >> So read your feet for me. >> I'm on my moon. Okay. You what? >> I'm on my moon and I did something. So I call it my moon. So I'm on my moon. Just so you know. I have a pad and a tampon on this ma'am. >> That's fine. Just look ahead for me. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Do you have anything on you to opoke me or stick me? >> No, ma'am. >> I can bring your mouth guy to the jail, but you can't have >> I have a paper, sir. So, legally, I'm Yes, ma'am. >> You're going to Listen to me. You're going to the jail. >> The jail will >> She is placed in the patrol vehicle. Officers adjust restraints and continue monitoring her conditions. >> Not let you have that in there right now. It needs to come out. >> Okay. They need to come out now though. >> We're going to Hold on. Don't put it out here. We're going to put it in the bag. >> Okay, that works, too. >> Okay, have a seat. >> Nice and slow. >> Oh, my pinky. I need my little closer. >> Can you unless them a little bit now that I'm buckled in cuz I >> It's very loose. >> Okay. >> It's actually a little too loose. >> All right. I'll be all right. >> All right. >> Mhm. >> Watch your head. >> That was close. >> No, it wasn't. I stopped you. >> I knew you were in the building. I thought you were behind cuz I can't see. >> I wasn't. And then she saw me and then she's in the doorway and I knew you were pulling around the back. >> Like where the hell is that? Come up. I'm like [ __ ] >> And she was like resisting me the whole way and then she's pulling away. I couldn't get my I had both hands. >> Oh, her name's not Shay. And uh I think she said something about take her to jail or something. I don't know. She was cursing at me a little bit. >> I didn't get her until he came up with her. So >> we'll have resisting for sure at a minimum. the victim. >> No, I just She was I don't think any of these people know her. She was going up to like kids and getting in their face. >> A witness reports she was getting close to children acting erratically and then damaging a parked vehicle >> and they're like looking at me. That's why I was like, "All right, >> make contact, right?" >> Yeah. Maybe this one. Oh, >> that's a Buick there. I don't know. might have to put hand sanitizer in my mouth. >> She swatted me. She I got like a a handful of hands in my mouth. I'm in my apartment and I can knock on my door from my neighbors all seeing this girl attacking my car. >> Where's your car parked at? >> On the front. >> Yeah, she's like pulling my license and jumping on it. That one over there. >> The white. Yeah. And then she was sitting on that guy's car, which I don't know why she even sitting on his car and stuff. >> Do you have video of it? >> And have you looked at your car? Is it damaged? >> No, I haven't gone outside yet because I don't feel safe. >> Who is she to you? >> She um there was a guy that we were I guess both messing with. I didn't realize she changed her. She changed her last name to >> She was staying on a couple cars, I guess. It's still beatated up. >> Yeah, I see the water still beat it up on there. It's not like it was, you know, moved. Yeah, she definitely either drunk or >> Oh, right here. This is all messed up. Looks like somebody kicked it. >> Okay. >> Like a boot tried to get up on it. >> Yeah. >> Damage to the license plate. >> Yeah. Like she tried to get up on it. >> Yeah. Is there any uh damage to the license plate? >> Yeah, the license plate's bent. >> Is it? >> Yeah. >> Is there any damage to the car? She kicked the back of it. >> No, you can see where her footprint is, but there's no Doesn't look like You can come out and check. >> That's all that's in video cuz she like grabs it with both Well, she's tweaking out straight. >> Yeah, she was definitely hot. >> Um kicks the back of the car. Another neighbor was videotaping. Yeah, I don't think she knew any of the kids. She was like all up in their face and they're like looking at me like >> Officers confirm she does not appear to know the individuals involved and was acting unpredictably in the area. >> Who is this lady? >> I didn't even know that she lived here. >> The lady the black lady came out. >> Yeah. So something I'm like >> I said, can you hold this door for my my sergeant? He's coming up. So she was standing there waiting. >> And then she turned around and started like let's go and the wrong place. >> No, you're right. You're right. Okay, he said come to the back, you know. So, >> well, she's going to try to go upstairs in her apartment. She kept walking away from me, so I grabbed her. >> Oh, okay. >> I had both hands behind her back. She's pulling away. She then she's pulling me out the apartment where you are. So, I'm like, that's fine. She has no idea why she would attack her guard, >> but she knows that she Yes. She used to do be around with a boy that Shay, who apparently is Shannon Hoffman, um is like dating and now he's in jail. And then Shannon changed her name to Shay Dowy, which is his last name, which >> in CCAP, she's listed as Shannon Hawk. This is >> the guy that uh that ran from Brock that night and we end up getting him the next day. >> Yep. >> Remember that >> the woman was charged with probation violation, resisting or obstructing an officer disorderly conduct, and criminal damage to property. Remember, uncooperative behavior during police contact can quickly escalate a situation and lead to additional consequences. Reporting concerning behavior promptly helps ensure the safety of others in shared community spaces. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. She escalated things fast by not listening to simple commands. Good thing neighbors spoke up and reported what was happening. That situation could have been avoided if she just cooperated. You think this call can't get worse? The body cam captures the exact second officers rush in. Comment if you felt that spike.