She came around the car, pushed her, took the baby, and I think he went to the third floor. >> His arm and everything. Choked him. >> I hope I don't get arrested because my son is everything to me. >> I didn't touch this man. >> I don't want my son to see >> I will just take the items. I will pay for it. For real. >> Come on now. This is not even that serious. >> You're just >> Ma'am, cuz you're out of line, both of you. >> On the ground. >> On the ground. >> You listen to me, ma'am. YOU NEED TO >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> ON THE GROUND. >> IT didn't take long for officers to realize something had gone seriously wrong. The condition of the home and the behavior of everyone inside told a clear story, one shaped by choices that had pushed the situation into dangerous territory. >> Moved it on me. >> So, look, right now >> I was just trying to get away. >> Yeah, I'm going to tell you what. Baby, I got to go. That's the only thing I'm thinking about. Me and my baby got to go. >> This is when hero cops enter a house ruined by a mother's dangerous choices. Here is Law Zone, where features real police body cam footage documenting how officers handle tense and unpredictable situations as they happen. The first incident is that police save family from extremely toxic mom on Christmas Eve. >> She assaulted me seven times before this. >> He grabbed me by the throat, threw me on the bed. I'm upset. I have anxiety. >> Arrest me if you want. He only shows what he wants to. Tomorrow and Christmas Day, I I can't >> On December 24th, 2024 officers responded to a residence following a report from a man claiming that his baby's mother had visited their son for Christmas, but began causing trouble after drinking and behaving badly. >> She She cannot process what she's being told right now. >> Can you hear me? Are you up there? >> I am. I'll come down to you. >> What seems to be the problem? >> Oh, all right. What seems to be going on? >> to have my Christmas. Well, this is actually not his girlfriend. It's his baby mama. >> Uh-huh. >> Um he came home, brought the baby, and her, because he did not want to keep her from having Christmas with the baby. >> Uh-huh. >> She get in trouble. Time after time after time after time after time she's been drinking. >> Uh-huh. >> And of course when she drinks, she gets crazy and >> becomes physical. Has there been an assault? >> So, she I had my phone recording and she jammed my thumb. She tried to get my phone, she jammed my thumb. I got up, she >> The male describes a struggle involving a phone and claims the other party initiated contact. Officers assess for visible injuries. >> ran at me and I grabbed her and threw her on the bed. She's like, "Oh, you choked me." I was like, "There's I got a video, there's no not a single mark on her neck." >> Okay. >> I literally was it was it was get away from me. >> Uh-huh. >> Um she she has assaulted me seven times before this. I have multiple pictures of me like torn up. So, you know, I'm I'm not just saying >> And she does this when she's drinking. >> Yeah. >> And I told them, "No alcohol in my house." >> There's no marks. >> Yes, there is. >> Not a single >> He choked me and threw me. >> He charged at me? >> I didn't want to be here. I did not >> Nobody wants you here, Vanessa. >> I don't want to be here. >> But you see, there's there's absolutely no marks. >> There's no marks. >> Yes, there is. >> Not a single >> He choked me. >> But I'm >> She always You you choked me, you pushed me, you hurt me. Nobody's doing anything to her. >> Stay away from >> He doesn't know you're No, I'm supposed to sleep. >> And I asked her to come down here and sleep on the couch. >> Leave me alone. >> Is she inside? Okay, yeah. >> Leave me alone. >> Officers locate the female adult in a separate area of the home and begin obtaining her account of the incident. >> I got some came down here and went in there with my >> Could you >> with my granddaughter >> Put your hands around my neck. >> Was this in front of the baby or anything? >> No. >> No. >> I told you the baby was asleep. >> Okay. >> I actually left earlier because he was raising so much hell after she started drinking. I was like, you know what? I'm just going to get out of here for a while. And I just got back in and as soon as I got back in >> I think he did. >> I don't think that's right. What is the temperature? >> I didn't kick you out. >> You did. >> Are you sitting right here right now? >> Hold on. Now we're on video, so >> So, are you wanting to charge her? >> I said for all I care. I said for all I care. >> I'm only going to give you what I want. >> Are you wanting to charge her or anything? >> What you do best. >> So, I don't know if I'm a trespasser. See, that's So, that's her her attacking me. >> Yeah. >> I said for all >> She got mad and stopped recording what she did. >> for all I care. >> I'm only going to give you what I want. What you do best. >> All right. I said, "Dude, you want a charger? So, we can get out of here tonight." >> I don't know. Give me a minute. Let me see where she went. >> The female states she was grabbed and forced onto a bed, denies wrongdoing, and explains she remained in the home to avoid further conflict. >> Mom, is that her in here? Is she in this room? >> No, she's out in there. >> I heard something in this room. >> Oh, no. There's two people been sleeping in there. >> What? Hey, Vanessa didn't come in there, did she? All right, sorry. She She has bipolar one, so she goes into these medicated rage fits. >> Okay, she's asleep. >> Mhm. You want to talk, Vanessa? That That's who this is? You want to talk? Were you invited over here? That to this to this house? The the police officers right here? >> Sorry. There's dogs running around. I'm going to let them out. Yes, officer. >> I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. >> He grabbed me by the throat, threw me on the bed. Of course he has no video of that. So I came down here by his brother. Um his brother allowed me to stay down here and just lay on this couch and go to sleep to get away from him. That's it. I don't want any problems. >> Well, I'm sorry. I don't I didn't mean to knock your elbow off. >> It's >> Officers question both parties about alcohol use and review available video evidence indicating physical contact. You're fine. >> This this is my house. I'm That's why I'm out here. >> Okay. >> So you know that door sealed. It It's one residence. >> So how how did you get here in the first place? >> Because of him, the only way I can be with my 10-month-old son is because of plans he made without asking me. I'm just here to be with my baby. That's it. >> Okay. Have you been drinking tonight? >> No, sir. I'm upset. I have anxiety. Here he goes again forcing me to do this. >> I hear your brother was involved. >> I'm asking to just be left alone. I'm literally for Christmas doing what he wants, abiding by his rules, just to be with my son. >> I've I've seen some seen some videos that he's had and >> Yeah, but he doesn't show you all of them. That's what he does. He shows clips. >> You said that he grabbed you by the throat. Okay. I don't see any marks on you. Okay. But one of the videos is clearly of you assaulting him. >> That's all he shows. That's what he does every time. >> The female expresses frustration and requests to leave while officers clarify that charging decisions depend on the investigation. >> Well, I'm just trying to figure out the the whole picture. That's why I'm here to talk with both parties. >> Don't listen to me if you want to. He only shows what he wants to. He doesn't He never tells the full full truth. So >> I told him I grabbed your phone off the bed as you charged at me. I absolutely told him that. >> I didn't charge at you, Dan. Come on. You're ridiculous. >> I would have [laughter] had you on video but you threw my phone and threw it. >> Yeah, of course you don't have audio. Of course. Right? >> Yeah. >> Cuz you threw my phone. >> Okay. The audio's on there. Whatever you want to do. Would you want to take me out of here, please? I'm not going to argue. I told you what would happen to me. Won't you go arrest that man? >> Well, I came to talk to both of you and it's up to him if he wants to charge you or not. >> Disrespect me. >> Or if mom >> Right. He's His mom is going to stick up for her son, of course. >> Was there anywhere you can go tonight? >> I'm only I live hours away. I'm only down here because he made plans for Christmas. He gave me no option but to come down here if I wanted to see my 10-month-old son and spend Christmas with him. >> Then why do I have custody of him? >> You don't. >> Is there any court pre-trial condition? Pre-trial condition? Do you have any of that paperwork? >> Unfortunately, no. I have to go to court. It's for whatever reason. They get it on the 3rd. >> When do you have >> Um >> Uh no, not the 3rd. >> I have all of it at home. I I It doesn't even I can't keep up with I can't keep up with all of your your trial dates. I really can't. >> going to stay down here. His brother allowed me to stay down here, watch TV, and just go to sleep. >> As I told you, I told her to come down here and go down down here and sleep down here on the couch. >> Mhm. >> There's a big humongous couch over there that's plenty of room for >> You You peed in the trash can over there, Vanessa. You said you Chris told us you said you peed in the trash can. >> Okay. I'm just going to lay down somewhere and sleep it off. >> And that's why I'm down here and not upstairs. >> I'll leave it up to you all. Whatever you want me to do. I'd say it's clear video evidence of an assault, so I mean >> this portion he wants to show. That's what he does. >> I I literally explained to him exactly what happened. >> And the only whatever you want to tell, that's what you do. I'm allowed to stay down here. I just like to watch TV. >> The male provides a written statement. Officers indicate intent to pursue charges related to assault and a possible protective order violation. >> And get the hell away from you. All I want is to please stop. I am talking. >> stop. This is my house. IF YOU WANT TO STAY HERE, FINE. Go in there and lie down and leave the rest of us alone. >> That's what I was doing. >> Okay. That works with you both. >> Yeah, but as long as she stays over here. >> Okay. But I'd like to see my 10-month-old son. >> asleep right now. >> Hey, Dan told me tomorrow and Christmas Day um I can't see my son. >> If you go to jail, you can't. No. There's not going to be a a judge to see you. >> in jail because he wants to KEEP OUR SON. >> TO PUT YOU IN JAIL >> I DID IT. >> YOU KNOW WHAT, CHARGER? >> [snorts] >> Dan is trying. You don't get it. >> I just want my baby. That's why I'm here. Hey, did you ever consider my family, my mom, my dad, my my family never even met my son because he wouldn't allow it. >> I'm getting a written statement from you and it's it's I'm getting a written statement from you. And we'll go from there, okay? Is that what you want? >> Do what you want. >> Is that what you want? >> Do what you want, Dan. I just I told you over and over, I just want my son. That's all. I want to spend his first Christmas with him. You want to make my life hell. >> Alcohol is more important just like it was when you were pregnant. Alcohol was more important then. >> So say whatever you want. I'm done fighting you. I'm done fighting you. I'm done. I'm tired. Whatever you want to do to me, whatever you want to say, I'm just I'm tired. >> Okay, get in the back of the car. I'll be right back. >> You want to put me in jail? I've been getting [ __ ] for a whole year out >> [laughter] >> Yeah. >> And I'm tired. >> I think it's chilly down here. >> Talked to both my therapists. >> Yeah. >> Pay up, Stephen, from two professional therapists. I'm done fighting. Do whatever you want. I give up. I'm just tired of your Go [snorts] ahead and make a statement. I'm tired. I don't want to >> Who's going to be taking care of you? >> I'm Yeah, I'm tired. Do whatever you want. I'm just tired. I'm tired. I'm going to say what you want. I'm tired. Do what you I'm tired. >> Why don't you sit down? That's her problem. >> I'm exhausted, Dan. >> So stop. Just stop. >> I'm tired. >> You could have came here and had a good Christmas. You made the decision. MAKE IT HAPPEN. >> MY SON TO MEET MY family for the first time. >> to take him. I have no >> reason. >> Yes, sir. Yes, I'm sorry. Okay. >> Court documents say you >> It's what you want. Go ahead, write what you want. I'm tired. >> No, no, for the last 6 months >> Okay. Put me in jail. Okay. Okay, Dan. Okay. That's what you want. >> on you. >> That's what you want. >> I'm leaving, Dan. Do you have an idea? >> Please. >> That's what you want. >> You think that's what I want? >> It's what you're doing. It's what you've done. I'll give up. Put me in jail. I'm tired of fighting you. I don't want to fight you. >> So I'll get some names. You want food right now? I'll get [clears throat] some names. >> What What's your >> But Vanessa, literally we're in bed, you could have gone to sleep. >> What do you want then? You want to put me in jail and take my son? That's okay. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. >> I'm asking him >> Vanessa, listen to me. >> I'm asking him to please stop talking to me. >> Listen to me, okay? What's your date of birth? >> 12 [clears throat] 87 >> So, right now we're going to stay separated. So >> I came very far away. I came down here with him. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. At the moment, okay? Just go take a seat in there again, okay? And then we'll get everything straightened out, okay? So, I'm not going to listen to arguing all night. >> When I opened the door, she slammed it open and then refused to leave. He kept demanding all of her stuff and I said, "I will not let you go upstairs until she had uh and get her stuff until she would outside." And we just sat there and I was talking to him for 10 minutes going back and forth. Um >> My dogs are going crazy. >> My dogs are going crazy, yeah. >> She's over there? >> Yeah. >> You You can shut the door for right now. I'll be in a second. >> I just walked and went back over there. Last thing I want to do is have problems on Christmas. >> Officers informed the female she is under arrest, explained the charges, and begin the custody process. >> That's all right. I'm about to take care of them. Get a written statement from them. She's going to get charged with violation of protective order and so >> Rufus, answer it. Rufus. >> You got a jacket? You got shoes? Where are your shoes at? >> Upstairs. >> Upstairs? >> to my flight. I just >> Okay, we'll get it. Don't worry, we'll get it. >> I really just need my laptop and my suitcase. >> Okay, well, here's what's going to happen, okay? You are under arrest. >> For what? >> Assault and violation of protective order. >> What assault? >> The assault that you hit him when he had the phone, okay? >> He admitted to you he choked me and threw me on the bed. So, when >> The female requests personal belongings. Officers coordinate retrieval of items while maintaining control of the scene. >> I said he choked you. >> Huh? >> He did not say he choked you. Said he moved you out of the way. >> No, he told me he admitted to you he grabbed me by the throat and threw me on the bed. >> He did not. >> Hey, you told me you told the officer you grabbed me by the throat and threw me on the bed. He's telling me you didn't say that. >> I said you rushed at me. I grabbed you and >> I didn't rush at you. In what space? Did you grab me by the throat and throw me on the bed? Yes or no? >> Vanessa. >> I grabbed you and threw you on the bed. I grabbed you and threw you on the bed. >> Vanessa. >> Did you grab me by the throat? >> Vanessa. >> Listen, I just need my work laptop. I have an appointment at 9:00 in the morning. >> Look. Okay? >> Officer. >> Well, I'm telling you what's happening right now, okay? You are under arrest, okay? I told you. I told you. >> for my stuff. That's it. I literally just asked for my stuff. I have video. There was no confrontation. I just wanted my belongings. >> say a second confrontation happened, okay? >> So, why am I under arrest? >> I was called down here for the second time within 30 minutes, okay? >> wanted my stuff. That's all. I don't want confrontation. >> I don't care. I don't care. We're not going to argue about this, okay? We're not going to argue about this. That can be argued in court. And if you want to charge him, you can. You just have to go to a magistrate, okay? But right now, we are going to go to a magistrate. All right? Get your jacket on. We're going to get your shoes, and you're coming with me. >> So, and everything's upstairs. I just >> get it. We're going to get it. >> Officers secure the female in custody, address her requests for essentials, and prepare for transport. >> So, I just really want my stuff. >> We're going to get it, okay? Get up. Go ahead. >> Well, you didn't even call you guys. His mom did. And really, I just want all my stuff. >> Okay. Well, go ahead and put your jacket on. >> It's upstairs. >> Is that not your jacket? >> No. >> That's my jacket there. >> Oh, okay. >> Literally, everything I own is upstairs. >> Huh? >> It's cold. I have no shoes or jacket. >> You walked out there earlier. We're going across. >> my suitcase out. >> We're going across. Okay. Just step right in there. Do you have her shoes and her jacket? >> And my work laptop. >> It's all in there? >> No, it's sitting out there, Dan. >> is the shoes. The jacket >> Dan, it's not. Everything is upstairs. Kathy, please stop. >> put it Hey, hey, your son is 47 years old. Please stop. >> Dan. >> Can I have my shoes and my jacket and my work laptop? That's it. >> So, this is part of the the buffers. She she cannot process what she's being told right now. >> Whatever you want. Dan. >> It's on the broken left side of the left side, so >> I just want my stuff. What confrontation? You can hurt me all you want. I'm the one getting arrested. I just want my stuff. That's it. >> I'll go try to find shoes, but other than that, your stuff is sitting outside. Can you copy >> Could you just put it out, my suitcase? Only >> I didn't magically >> I mentally can't deal with this man. >> Officers conclude the scene, discuss follow-up procedures, and [snorts] note the case will be forwarded for further review. >> You want to walk up here? Right in the middle? Or I'll go wait on shoes. >> Is there any way I can at least have a moment to switch this off my left shoulder? My I swear, Officer, go upstairs. My My laptop bag is upstairs. That's That's >> That's That's what I mean about she can't >> I'll take that. No. Give it to me. Give it to me. >> I didn't magically get over there. >> No. >> No, you just put my suitcase outside before you came to make me look crazy. He wouldn't give it to me before. I have the video on my phone. >> Yes, I put it outside before you came. >> on your shoes, pick. >> I have an appointment with intensive outpatient care at 9:00 a.m. I really need my work laptop. >> I'll check to see. >> It's in a gray bag. >> It's in a gray bag? >> The gray bag sitting out there. >> Okay. >> It's right beside the seat. >> Is that it? Okay. >> I don't understand why you couldn't give it just give it to me. I don't understand why I had to be arrested before I got my stuff. Hey. Give me my stuff. I just want my >> Hold on. >> Please. >> What's that? You said you had a video, too? We'll watch it. Okay. Step back over there. I'm going to look in here to see if we can find you a jacket so you can put a jacket on. >> I don't understand why I had to get arrested before I got my stuff. I literally keep showing the police officers all I was asking for was my stuff. So again, Cathy, tell me, why did the police have to get involved before I got my stuff? >> Why? >> Because >> I just wanted my stuff. I have an appointment at 9:00 a.m. >> And I told you >> The damn told me step outside. And what happened last time I did? He locked me out. >> You're free to go to the other side of the house. >> Why? I needed my stuff. I don't trust you. Why couldn't you just bring my stuff down? You just want to see me get arrested. >> Is that your jacket? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Actually, can you open up for me? Hold on. Can you check my purse for my SAR keys cuz he stole them before. So, these are my medications. Can I bring them with me? >> Yes, you're going to bring all this. Is that it? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> He just literally wanted my stuff. It's my Hey, you got what you want. You got my kid. Congratulations, man. I literally just wanted my stuff. >> I'll get these. >> I hope Daniel loves Scotty. >> It'll work. >> Daniel will love Scotty and we will >> I can't hear you. I have to go to >> I just want to >> Have you wanted to meet? I don't know. If you want to go ahead and take her to the office. >> Yeah. >> Congratulations to tell my son you're both amazing. >> Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. What you Going to send me cuffs. I mean, but you can see the mental illness, right? >> Yeah. >> Unfortunately, the state of Virginia uh the law goes comes before mental wellness. So, I know how this works and you know, it'll be a charge. >> I know the charge. >> Well, the only time it's going to be the mental illness is if she says she's going to say if she's going to hurt others. >> Mhm. >> That's the only time they do anything. >> Yeah, we know. >> Which is wild. >> Uh yeah, I >> It's it's >> It makes no sense. >> Um but >> Oh God, shut up. >> I I completely understand. It's a messed up system. This gets sent to our domestic violence officer. So, they'll most likely be in contact you whenever he gets back, which he's going to be out of the office until like the 20th. >> I will be out of here. So, I I don't know how this is going to work. >> Well, I just talked to you over the phone. >> No, like with with her cuz she That's one of my asthma problems. Uh so, while she has a license, it's a restricted license uh due to a DUI. So, she can't rent a car and drive home. >> I don't know. >> I'm telling you she can't rent a car and drive home cuz she has to have a breathalyzer. >> Well, >> and you know, no car rental place will give her a car. >> She's going to have to figure that out. Actions bring consequences. [clears throat] >> I dude, I've told her so many times. I mean, I was at the magistrate just 5 days ago uh back home >> Mhm. >> talking to him and he's like, "She sounds incredibly manipulative. It sounds like you've done a lot to help her and tried to do everything you could." He's like, "You shouldn't feel bad anymore cuz he's like, you you've done everything you can. Like, it gets to a point." >> The female adult was arrested on charges including assault and violation of a protective order. Remember, domestic disturbance calls often rely on separating parties and gathering statements from both sides before action is taken. Physical confrontation and prior legal conditions can significantly affect charging decisions during police responses. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. Good to see officers separating everyone to keep things calm. Situations like this are complicated when both sides have different accounts. Body cam footage really shows how much officers have to sort through. 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 family after raging mom's fight spirals out of control. >> Hello, don't bring the kid into this, man. >> But she slapped the >> I already not even talk to her. You got to tell me. >> Why did you bite his arm? >> I said it was my first time. >> You're a control freak. >> Okay, acting like a maniac, cursing, screaming. Oh, I told my son to >> [music] >> On October 2nd, 2024, officers pulled over a vehicle following a report from a woman claiming her daughter's father had stolen her phone and refused to return her belongings. >> Moved it on me. >> So, look, right now >> I was just trying to get away. >> Step out and talk to me right quick. Read you your rights and then talk to you, though. >> Okay. >> You said anything Do me a favor, step out of the vehicle, okay? >> You're not in trouble. You're not in trouble. >> Do you understand your rights? Would you like to talk to us? >> Yeah. >> May you just stole her candy phone? >> I didn't steal her phone. >> What happened? >> It's my daughter's right there. Did I steal her phone, Brooke? >> Hello, don't bring the kid into this, man. >> I didn't I'm I know I'm bringing that up. I didn't steal no phone. >> So, what happened just now? You're not in any kind of trouble, >> Okay, she called me to come up there. >> There was something committed we're trying to get resolved, okay? >> Okay, she called me to come up there >> There was something committed we're trying to get resolved, okay? >> Cuz I got the battery. So I went up there to go bring her the battery up there at the casino. That's all I did. And we had left with the phone in the car. >> Y'all left with the phone in the >> Yeah, we was giving her a ride back to the >> She forgot it in the car. >> No, she well we left with it in the car. >> Why did you leave it in the car, man? >> We just left with it in the car. She started cuz I was bringing her over there to put the battery back in the car and she started we started arguing. >> But you knew the phone was in the car. >> She argues that she has done nothing wrong and questions the officer's authority to detain her. >> No, it's in the car right now. >> Which which phone is it? Is it the one that she had that's right there? Is it the one that belongs to >> not that one. It's a green one. >> Okay. You're going to console? So wait, let me understand this correctly. You picked her up to go bring her to get the battery? >> No, she wants to wanted me to go pick her up from the casino bring her to go put the battery in the car. >> Okay. So you guys started arguing, >> Don't be calling nobody over here about >> You guys started arguing, right? >> Yep. >> Okay. So you got what happened then? >> She got out of the car. >> Okay. >> And she got out of the car and the phone was in the car and then >> How did you know the phone was in the car? >> Well, she knows the phone was in the car. >> Okay, she never >> staff reconsider and decide to pursue charges. Officers attempt to issue a citation and request her identification details. >> By waving you guys down and like that? >> I don't know what she was waving me down for, but we was arguing. She was cursing me out and calling me all kinds of >> Okay. So you noticed the phone she's waving you down and you still didn't >> No, I didn't notice the phone. We did not notice the phone. We drove off and left. We were already going out the parking lot coming down Beltway before we even knew anything about the phone. There's no miss calls on that phone and nothing. She didn't call. >> going to call it if you got the phone? >> She never Nobody called us. >> How is she going to call if you got her phone? >> but I didn't take her phone. The phone was left in the car. >> So All right. Give me a second. Who is that with the her? >> Uh 243. >> What is that? A Walmart? >> Yeah. >> She slapped me. She called me >> We can do a DNA test to get this out of me on my arm. >> That right there? >> Yep. >> Let me see your arm, sir. >> Uh >> Okay. >> She slapped She touched She bit She slapped me out of me somewheres. She said She said it. She said uh I said I pulled him away cuz then she was biting him and she said you stupid slapped him. >> What's your name, sweetheart? >> Brooke. >> Brooke, this is your daughter? >> Yeah. >> She refuses to provide her date of birth or cooperate, insists she won't go to court, and threatens to press charges against officers. >> I noticed that you did have the camera on. Did you happen to get any of this on camera? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. I'm on Facebook right now. >> Okay. >> No, it's all about what happened. >> record anything that happened? >> No, not at all. >> Where is the phone at? >> It's in the car. It's >> Can you point it out to me? So this is her phone? So where where you said that you was you was hurt? >> She bit me right here on my arm. >> Where at? Right here? >> Right here. >> And that was while you guys were arguing? >> Yeah. In the car. Yeah. >> Okay. And did she ever strike her at any point? Where did she slap you at? >> She bit me. >> on my arm, but she didn't but slap me. >> she didn't have no bruise. I mean, I don't know what I thought, but >> Where where on your arm at? That's how she bit How did she How did she slap you at? >> It wasn't like It was just like a like a kind of like >> Demonstrate how she slapped him. >> It's like It kind of like It was hard. It was a little hard. >> So like like like that? >> Yeah, like straight up. >> I mean, you didn't even get a bruise or anything. I mean, you didn't >> Well, I mean, my my concern is right now would be a domestic and that's what we're trying to address. >> Yeah, I don't want to get her involved. >> Okay, because here is the thing. You're a young child who is innocent in all this this drama between you and whoever she is to you was just assaulted because you two can't seem to figure out what the hell's going on. Okay, that is why we're involved in her because we are concerned about her. >> Officers warn that refusal to identify herself will escalate the situation. She continues to resist and declines to comply. >> Her safety and welfare at this point, okay? So, do me a favor, my man. We're going to try and take care of you in a second, okay? But as of right now, making sure that she is safe and okay and cared for is our top priority. That is why my partner over here is addressing her the way that she is, okay? You are her father. We do have to speak to her in front of you, but we would like to get information from her and then we will talk to you about the same situation, you understand? Okay? All right. >> So, is she your daughter with Miss Pico? >> Yes. >> Okay. Is this first time she's struck you? >> It It wasn't >> Okay, do you mind if I ask her? Do you mind if I ask her? Is that okay? >> Um I'd rather you not even talk to her. >> You all right? >> I'm all right. >> You don't have an attorney? >> Nope. >> Okay. >> That's fine. >> All right. What is your side of the story? Do you want to give a written statement on what occurred in the bar between you and Candy? >> Is she Is she trying to press charges against me? >> I don't know yet. I haven't talked to her yet. I'm here with you guys. We got a complaint. We came out. We located the vehicle involved in the complaint. Made contact with you guys. So, I'm asking >> I >> in reference to the incident, do you want to give us a >> After repeated refusals, officers inform her she is under arrest for obstruction and trespassing related offenses. >> A written statement basically your side of the story. >> I mean I I can't really spell, but I mean >> And look, I know you said you don't want to involve her. We do have to get her information because she's a juvenile involved in a domestic incident. >> Tell her don't come over here. Let's just call. Yeah. No, let's call call I think. >> You want me to answer it or not? >> No, you don't need to come over here. Don't answer it. Hold it. Hold it. >> If that's your mom, don't answer it. That's what she said. Oh, it's your sister? >> Yeah, but >> That's okay. If it's your mom, that's okay. So, look, uh >> we are getting I know you said you don't want to involve, but we do need her information being she's a juvenile that involves in a domestic incident. >> Um >> I just don't want like anything like domestic charge on >> I understand. It's just we we still being that we're out here making contact with you and the juvenile regarding the domestic incident, we do have to get the juvenile's information. >> I I just I can't I can't I can't even spell it. >> I got you. >> Okay, so are you able to spell So, let me ask you, are you unable to write? >> I can't write. >> Yeah. Could you spell it for me? >> I can't spell it. I can't I can't >> you be willing to give me a verbal statement on my body camera right here, right now, in the presence of my lieutenant and everybody else? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I can't >> [clears throat] >> Could you do me a favor, just state your name for me? >> Jason Lavergne. >> All right, sir. Can >> During the arrest, she continues to argue, demands a lawyer immediately, and questions whether officers are real cops. >> Can you please explain to me what happened tonight? >> Um we got a call from her mother saying she wanted a battery for a truck. She was at the casino. Went there, picked her up by the casino. And we got into an argument, and we she wanted to get out of the car, and then we started arguing, and then started slapping at us to get out the back seat, and bit me on the arm. >> Okay. And who was she slapping at? >> Me, and bit me. >> And it was just you she was slapping at? >> Uh yeah. >> And that's all that you like to say on the subject? >> Uh yeah. >> Okay. >> If you have a battery, I'll go drop it off to my sister. >> That's fine. >> All right. If you want to talk on the phone, you can put it on speaker and just put it right down in the car. I just need you to hold your arms out for me, okay? >> I have my other daughter to come up with me. I don't have my phone on me. I'm trying to come up with you cuz she knows we got pulled over. She's like >> out for me, okay? >> Cuz you don't need to bring the baby. >> All right. >> All right. That was nice. >> Officers search her belongings and discover inconsistencies in her identity. It becomes clear she provided false information. >> Hey again. >> All right. So, I'm going to talk to you over here. So, before I talk to you, I'll read you your rights. So, now that I've read you your rights, let's talk. Do you give your rights away? I have to ask you that question again. Having these rights of mine, are you willing to answer my questions? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, what occurred in the car? >> I was never in the car. I was walking from my truck to the casino. When I was in the casino, I come out the bathroom and then go out the door and he was following me going out the door and he was going walk to my truck. I won't want and he's following me. He's like, "Come on with me. Just talk to me." I was like, "I don't want to talk to you." He's like, "Keys, you know, leave me alone." Or my battery is in my truck. Leave me alone. Well, he's like, "You don't want to work this out?" I said, "No, just let me go." And then start taking my purse. I said, "Here, you want want 20? Just take everything." And I thought he was trying to take my keys, but he took my cell phone and my purse. >> So, you threw your purse out? >> Yeah, I said, "Here, take it all. Take what you want." >> Okay. So, you gave him permission to take the phone. When you threw it out. >> I didn't realize it what he was taking. >> But she threw it out. You know what I'm saying? Right. You're saying I wasn't >> Additional charges are added for giving false information to law enforcement. >> I want to talk about, you know, >> Did you contact him to come talk to you? >> Huh? >> Did you contact him to come to you? >> I texted him and told him bring my battery to my truck. And so, when he brought the battery back to my truck, so I was walking back to see if he walked the battery back. >> Okay. So, you have those messages? >> I called him. >> You called him. You didn't text. >> No. He was on the phone. I told him I was I was at the casino. So, you I was like, "Can you bring my battery back?" And he said, "I already put your battery back in there." >> Okay. >> But I didn't get it back to my truck. So, he >> So, you didn't tell him to come pick you up and bring you home or nothing like that? >> No. He was trying to give me a ride home, but I told him I wanted to go to my truck. >> At any point you guys get in a physical altercation? >> No. >> But you never bit him, slapped him, anything like that? >> Well, yeah. He was going to take my I wanted to throw the No. He hit my purse was like this on me and I went like this down on him. I bit his arm. >> Why'd you bite his arm? >> I said, "Let my purse go." He's a control freak. >> Okay. So, >> Now you're kind of changing it up on me. So, first you're telling me you're throwing the purse out, and now you're telling me you're biting his arm. >> I did. I went down and I bit his arm, and then I threw the purse out. >> Was he trying to take the purse from you? >> Yeah. He was reaching all in it trying to dig in it. I'm trying to >> Why was he trying to dig in your purse? >> To take take something out of there. >> What was he trying to get? >> I don't know. >> Could you see what he >> getting my keys or my phone. >> But you see how this ain't making sense to me? Cuz first you're telling me he he threw the purse out and then he took everything. Now you're telling me you you bit him trying to keep him from taking it. So, what what actually happened? >> That is what happened. >> That is what happened. >> And I wasn't trying to call over the scene. >> So, help me make >> I wasn't trying to call the police or anything. The phone never rang. >> Can you help me help me make sense of it and just kind of retell it so it kind of makes sense, cuz I'm real confused right now about what actually happened. >> We was walking and then that's what happened. He went to dig in my purse as I'm walking cuz I wouldn't get in the car. I was like, "No, I don't want to talk. I don't want to get in your car." Then he's going to reach and dig in my purse. So, I tried to stop him from digging in my purse, and then I couldn't stop him, so then I bit that arm. Went down and bit by him, and he was still digging. That wouldn't stop him. I talked to him about it. >> Just for your information, you guys can out for a second. >> All right, thank you so much. And you were able to get my partner here to cut your name and date of birth and everything? >> Uh not my date of birth. >> And what's your date of birth? >> Let me ask you again what happened. >> She continues denying wrongdoing while officers finalize the report and confirm charges based on her actions and prior incidents. >> From start to finish, tell me what happened. >> We went over there. >> Why'd you go over there? >> To bring her the battery. >> Why were you bringing her the battery? >> To bring her to the truck. >> Okay, but did she ask you? >> She called us. >> She called you? >> She called. What she tell you? >> She called you. >> She called me to tell my dad to bring her the battery from the casino. We were by the turn by the Walmart part. You know what I'm talking about? >> Mhm. >> She called us to tell her to bring her the battery with the truck. And then I stopped the car and stopped her. >> Okay, did she ask you for a ride or anything? >> Yeah. That's how she had to get the car. >> When when when when did she you for a ride? >> Walmart at a casino and Walmart. >> So when you got there she asked for a ride not over the phone? >> Well she asked us to come hit her up. Said bring her from the casino >> Okay. >> to go put the battery >> So you're on the phone what exactly does she say? >> She talked to her. I never talked to her. She talked to her and she said tell your dad to go and bring the battery up here and bring me to my truck to put the battery in there. >> Okay. >> So that's what I did. >> So whenever you got there what happened? >> When I got there got in the car and we started arguing about the situation. >> guys argued in the car? >> Yeah. >> So she was in the car while you guys were arguing? >> Yeah. >> You didn't pursue her on foot or anything like that? >> No. That mean I was at she got out of the car but she was already talking >> So so you did pursue her on foot? >> She got out of the car and I told her come on get back in the car and she just kept walking. >> So she kept walking what did you do? >> That was it. Done. >> She didn't throw a purse at you? >> No. I got back in the car and I started following her. >> So how did you get the phone? >> She got in my car. That's what I told you. She got in my car. She left it in the car when she got out. >> This is this is what Okay just let's say the phone. This is what's not making sense to me. How did she bite you in the car? >> In the back seat of the car getting out through the front. She was in the front. The seat went forward in the front. Getting out and I tried to tell her stay stay in the car and bring you to go put the battery in the car. >> where's your arm when she bites you? You're like this driving. >> This is on my right hand. She's on that side of and she was in the back seat of the car getting out. When it all started. >> So why did she bite you? >> I don't know why she bit me because we were arguing. >> Were you trying to take her purse from her? >> No. I said it's not her purse. I'm not taking her purse. >> Okay so what position were you in in the driver's seat when she bit you? How were you sitting? >> In the driver's seat. >> So can you show me like how like if I'm sitting like this and I'm this is my hands on the wheel how are you sitting? >> In the driver's seat the console it's a little bitty car. >> Okay. And she was sitting in the passenger seat? >> No in the back passenger seat. >> In the rear passenger seat? >> Yeah, and she's getting out in the front when she started swinging at me and when she was hitting her in the process of hitting me. And then I put my hand up to stop her hitting me and then she bit my arm. And she got on the phone and dropped the phone in the car. And I just blew up on the phone. >> Just hang on a sec. >> And then I'm not going to lie, I blew up on the phone. >> Just hang on for a sec. >> Whenever we go and review their camera footage, what am I going to see? >> You're going to see me doing nothing. You're going to see her getting in the car and getting out of the car, acting like a maniac, cursing and screaming, uh talking about sucking my dick and everything else. >> Why did you >> Yes, sir. >> Why did >> Well, I'm just telling you that's what she was saying. >> Okay, so at any point did you like grab your daughter? >> No. >> Okay, you never touched her or anything like that, slapped her or anything >> No, I wouldn't do that. >> So, she's got some marks on her that we're going to ask about. >> No, I wouldn't She wasn't even involved in it. >> There was no physical contact >> just me and him on the walkway. >> Did you ever get in the car? >> Uh nope. >> And then you got in the car? All right. >> I just got to walk out. I don't want to be followed anymore. >> Where was the kid whenever you guys were walking? >> She was behind >> Behind you guys? >> Yeah. >> So, she wasn't in the car when you guys were arguing? >> Well, we was walking on the sidewalk on towards She was in the car at first and then we started walking down the sidewalk after she seen me and her dad me and her dad come out of the casino. So, whenever you guys had that >> she started fighting. I mean, she started following. Getting out of the car and coming >> So, whenever you and old boy got physical, was she ever involved in that? >> No, she never tried to stop him or anything like that. She I don't even believe so. I mean, she was right there and like she started walking up. >> But you never grabbed her >> to avoid it. >> Okay. >> I just want my phone and my battery and we just >> I understand. We just got two sides of the story that we're trying to figure out, okay? Just hang on for a sec. >> So, by law, as law enforcement officers, when domestic violence and domestic battery happens, we are obligated and listen to me, we are obligated to make an arrest in order to protect everybody on the scene. As of right now, we have two victims with marks on their bodies and you have admitted to harming one of them in this incident. >> I'm tired of the frustration. He disabled my truck so many times the other day it's not funny. I parked it in front of the courthouse and he moved it on me. >> So look, right now >> I was just trying to get away. >> Do you have anything in your pockets? >> No. >> Now I'm just letting you know that when you get to the jail they do strip searches any contraband that you >> I don't have nothing on me. >> Okay. And if they find it it's still >> I have a restraining order on him. This is pathetic. >> This isn't like an admission of guilt or anything like that. It's strictly so that we can notify you when she's committed. >> It's for your protection. >> You guys are free to go. If anything else comes up just give us a holler, okay? >> No, that's the side. They're threatening me but I guess I got cameras. I'll see >> Who threatened you? >> The boy. He told me. I'll show you my phone with the >> Who called you? >> The dude saw us. The dude selling all of the giving her the juice She had her over there cleaning the whole house. She was called me up and said it was fair game now. And he When I told y'all about the custody note the farm asked me to stop yesterday and stop giving her the green and pull out a gun on me. >> Got you. >> I mean that's a whole other deal but I'll just call y'all if he comes around here. You know what I mean? If she's by the house you know I know now who it is. >> Okay. If something happens. All right. You got anything else give us a holler, all right? >> You know, legally I I shouldn't have a gun federally but state I can but >> I know what you're saying. All right. If y'all need anything else give us a holler, y'all be safe. >> Jeremy Robinson was charged with first-degree trespass failure to depart, resisting or obstructing officers, and providing false information to law enforcement. Remember, private property owners have the right [music] to remove individuals and repeated refusal can lead to criminal trespassing charges. Refusing to yourself [music] during a lawful detention can escalate a minor situation into an arrest with additional charges. This is the reaction of netizens to the situation. This went from a simple citation to jail real quick. She could have just left and avoided all of this. Arguing legal theories doesn't work in the moment. Compliance matters. You think the officers were out of options here? Watch what happens next on the body cam and tell us if you would have done the same. The next incident is when police rescue family from highly abusive and violent dad. On May 15th, 2022 officers responded to a hotel following a report of a man involved in a domestic dispute with his girlfriend over issues [snorts] related to their child. >> No, where is the mom? >> So, where did she >> They want She left. She took baby and ran. >> So, she has the baby? >> Where did they run to? >> They went through the back The lady and the baby went that way, but the guy went by the pool. So, they >> What does he look like? >> He's wearing >> He's tall. He's got nice eyes. >> About 5'8, dark hair, light skin. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I love >> with the video. >> Okay, I get that. I know I don't care about the video yet. >> Additional witnesses described the altercation in the lobby and stairwell stating that the man demanded keys and was acting aggressively. Some report he may have had a knife. Though details are unclear. >> I need to know where And I need to know where he went. >> He ran outside with the baby. >> I don't care about the baby. >> Hotel night. >> When he got up here, he hit her when she was in the hotel hallway and and he took the baby and he ran in here. >> But then she got the baby back. >> Yeah, they got to get the baby back. >> She ran with the baby. >> Yes. >> Can you describe what she was wearing? >> I can give you the last four digits of the license plate. >> Which way did she go? >> give you the last four digits of the >> She went out this door and he went out that door. So she >> Okay. >> So she probably walking towards the car. It's a car, a black car. >> No, can I get it >> His name is Ronald. >> When we were going upstairs, we were going out the elevator, my husband and I, and they were fighting from us. >> Is he white, black, or Hispanic? >> He's white. He's white. >> What color shirt? Man No, we saw them upstairs. We saw them upstairs. >> Ma'am, what color shirt? >> Officers locate the woman and infant in a hotel room. She explains she attempted to leave due to an argument and says the man tried to take the infant from her during a struggle in the stairwell. >> Hurt, but white and uh black and white. >> He was a black male with a >> White and black shirt. >> Okay. >> Hey, how did the knife come into play? >> When I was in the lobby >> Yeah, he came back in with the knife and was like um >> I'll him. >> Give me the key. Yeah, he was like, "I don't want to hurt you, but give me the key. Give me the key. Give me Okay, so he Did he say that? >> The lady at the front office is the one who was having a panic attack or so >> You know what I'm saying? That's >> So she was holding it. She held the kid. He came up with a knife, threatened her with a knife, took the kid >> Told him that cuz he snatched the baby first and he did like this. He was like, "All right, I'm >> Yeah, cuz he pulled out a knife on him. >> And he's on this guy. >> Okay. He's He's got >> The fire department's coming for you, okay? All right, take a deep breath. >> I am. I'm trying to get her to stay calm. Um I have >> We're getting another call. >> And I advise the male to stay in Okay, we're going to >> Okay, you got EMS coming, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. Okay. >> What happened here? She's having a panic attack over the counter. >> No, she's over. >> Okay. He tried to come over the counter and attack her. >> He did? He >> All right, so per the video, he's going to be a whiskey mic with a beard, short hair, red shirt, and black pants, white sneakers. Somehow she got >> So the unit with the whiskey white male matching >> We got the kid back, so fast forward. Apparently, somebody said he's still in the building on the >> Hey, make sure we got him cut off in 305. >> Okay, can somebody go on the violent and see if they see a whiskey foxtrot holding a baby? >> I got the victim in my room. What room are you in? >> Yeah. The mom and the baby's in my room. >> What room is >> She states she eventually regained control of the infant and sought assistance from bystanders. >> My room. >> What room is that? >> All right, we got the victim in the room. >> 110? >> All right, I'm getting you on the dog. >> Who you? >> Are you okay, ma'am? >> Yeah, I'm fine. >> Okay. All right. Um is there anything inside that you need? >> No, this is in my room. Yeah, yeah, >> [clears throat] >> yeah, I have my stuff in here. >> Okay. >> Sorry, they just took me out. So we had an argument. He He said that >> are you both staying here? >> Yes, we're in >> And what happened from there? >> Um so, I just got back to get my charger for my phone. It was like it was at 2%. I was going to go to my mom's because we were in a disagreement. I just need some more help watching her. So, I was going to leave and he knows I was going to my mom's. And uh uh he took custody of her. So, he threw her out. I said, "You know what? Just get your stuff out of there. This room is in my name. This is a you know, I'm waiting for a contract for my security clearance for to work with the customs. And um so, that's why we're here. I had already lost contract, so we kind of had two homes. That's the reason why we're here. Um and so, I went back to get the charger and I already told him, I said, "Get your stuff together by the time I get back." So, I'm not really dealing with that. Does that make sense? I don't know if I'm explaining it perfectly, but you know, what's going on. On the defense very quick. And um so, I was watching out for the baby upstairs and going to go get the baby. I was going to get my baby. I was going to my mom's. Like that. >> Okay, real quick. You're not married? >> No, we're not. >> But you have a baby together? >> Yes. >> Okay, that's actually cute. >> Correct. And um so, he just started trying to grab the grab her. He's swinging her all over the place. You know, give me my baby. >> Yeah. >> You know? Um and and so, ended up going downstairs with her and he's just trying you know, and I stopped I kept letting go cuz he's swinging her, you know? And then it got to the point where he grabbed her from me and I really still well, I I can't really I >> Officers locate the man outside and order him to the ground. He initially runs but is detained [snorts] after a short pursuit and placed in handcuffs. >> Right out of the front of his car was right there. And I'm you know, he's trying to grab the baby again, so I ran out and I tried to get him in his car cuz the door was open. I was like, "Open the door." And it the door was locked, so he got in there. I said, "Take her." And he grabbed me, and that's when he was kind of like, "That's her office tablet." >> So, you were trying to put the baby You saw the baby at that time? >> I I I I had grabbed her. I I had I had her in my hands. Yeah, I got her in the back of the lobby. >> And then you >> Cuz I was like, "Give me the baby." >> And then you took her >> Tried to get in the car. >> And then you took her into the back of the car. >> Yeah, I think I think she wanted her mama. I think she's fine. >> I'm going to call the police. >> I probably shouldn't have let him into the lobby adult, but >> I know we have clean batteries. >> He goes off the deep end. I'm on the phone. Jesus, I don't know what >> Have you guys had issues in the past? >> Um this is the worst. This is the worst. I I had a really [ __ ] years ago that was bad. I just I don't know what I'm just not putting her on the road again. This was not enough. They don't deserve a second Is anyone else supposed to be in that room? No, just us. That was it. >> On the ground. On the ground. ON THE GROUND. HE'S RUNNING. GET ON THE GROUND. YOU HAVE TO GET TIGHT. GET ON THE GROUND. ON THE GROUND NOW. ON THE GROUND. ON THE GROUND. DO YOU LISTEN TO ME MAN TO MAN? >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> DO you listen to me man to man, please? I was going to come back to you. >> Yeah, you looked right at me and ran. >> No, I >> Now is the time to tell me you ran from a cop. >> Is that what you guys are going to do? >> We have him in custody and he's secure right now. >> I feel like you guys >> The man tells officers he was trying to retrieve his infant and leave admitting he jumped over the front desk and threatened staff to obtain keys stating he felt others were preventing him from leaving. >> I'm not a protector. I'm more scared of you guys. >> Just going to make sure your cuffs are good. >> Hold on. One second, man. I'm trying to get your cuffs so they don't lock up on you. >> Roll up my phone. >> Roll up my phone. >> Your phone? >> Yeah. >> All right. He's going to sit you up. >> The baby sitting is running, so I don't know if I'm going to go after her. >> So, you have some scratches on you? Is that from falling? >> Yeah. >> That wasn't from them? Okay. Do you need uh medical attention? Do you want to see a doctor? >> want someone to hear me out. >> Okay. We'll hear you out. >> want, dude. >> We'll talk to you, man. >> Why don't you have a seat in the back of this car, okay? >> Hey, we're going to talk to you in a second. While we're doing that, do you need medical attention? Do you need anybody to check you out? Okay. You want to say okay? >> I'm going to read you your Miranda rights real quick, and then we can talk freely, okay? Has anyone threatened you or promised you anything to get you to talk to me? Okay. So, what do you want to say? >> My son is smart. He doesn't know anything. >> I can't hear you. >> My son is smart. He doesn't know anything. He's a She's a girl. >> No, we're here to listen both sides, but right now we had what we had, the accusations and the allegations, and potential danger to everybody involved. So, now's your time to give us your side. >> I don't understand what I did wrong, man. >> What is it that you think you did wrong? Or what is it that happened that is wrong? >> Like I I jumped over the the desk. I'll tell everything straight up. I jumped over the desk. I was trying to get a car so I can get my I'm trying to get my baby. She shouldn't >> Take a breath. >> I'm so nice. I'm so nice to everybody, bro. She's just like taking care taking my baby from me when she knows I'm not doing nothing wrong. I can't do So, I just exploded. I'm like, bro, I don't know what I can do when everyone's going against me. Like I just want my key so I can get my car and I can leave, and they don't want to help me out. So, I got to jump over [ __ ] desk and threaten >> During questioning, the man acknowledges physically pulling at the infant's carrier while the woman resisted. Officers explain that fighting over the infant created a dangerous situation and escalated the incident. >> Someone to get it. And of course I look bad. I understand that. >> Right. >> But everyone's going against me, bro. Like what am I supposed to do? >> No, I hear you. So, you know that jumping over the desk, making the threats against the lady behind the desk, that does make your case look a little worse, right? You understand that? >> her three times. She wouldn't help me out. Why am I supposed to stand there and just wait for no one to help me? >> Well, at some point that's when you call us, right? I know that that's not your first instinct, but you can't go breaking the laws and taking things in your own hands cuz then it escalates and that's when we get involved. And that's when where we're at right now is the outcome. Right? So, you want to tell me what happened leading up to all of that? >> She was leaving her room like she didn't intentionally just leave whenever and I asked her, "Where are you going?" So, I chased her down the hallway and I grabbed the the carrier from her. She thought I was going to hurt her. Some reason she's like traumatized. She thinks I'm going to hurt her. I never hit her. I never do anything. I understand where she's coming from, though. So, I take the the baby seat away from her and then she starts pulling away. So, I'm like pushing at her arm. She thinks I'm trying to hit her. I'm like, "Bro, I keep telling everyone around her that I'm not trying to hurt nobody." I told her, "My kid and I want to leave. I want my kid and I want to leave." You can look at all the videos. That's all I'm saying the whole time. I just want my baby. She's like screaming out of her lungs like, "Oh, he's trying to kill me and stuff." I'm like, "Bro, I just want my baby." That's all I'm just grabbing the baby. And then some other guy comes in and he threatens to kill me cuz I'm trying to defend myself. So, we go outside. He's like, "Yo, I have a gun. kill you if something happens." And then that's when I'm like I think I'm going to have to run out of here. I got to take my baby. I got to go. That's the only thing I'm thinking about. Hey, my baby. I got to go. You know, I know it's not the best situation. It's either way it's going to look like kidnapping, but that's the only way I can have my baby with me, bro. Like that's what I'm going to do at the end of the day. I'm a grown man. >> I got you. >> What I do? There you go. >> So, the issue is another issue is when you go and try and snatch or not snatch, uh, try and and your kid out of her hands, right? You start fighting over the baby. You're pulling on the carrier. It starts turning into a little bit of neglect. You're putting the kid into danger there, right? I understand you're trying to get your kid back because you're trying to do what's best in your mind for what for the kid, but you're still causing other issues with that. So, I understand she was >> Officers informed the man he will be taken to jail due to the reported actions and collected statements. They secure his belongings and confirm the infant is safe with the woman. >> She's telling us that she she was also trying to leave with the kid. Um the thing is when it comes to parents, we're not in the business without a court order of taking custody and giving to the other. >> Okay. >> So, the custody of the child in that moment wouldn't have been outside of something that you guys need to figure out on your own non-violently. The issue is it got escalated too violently when we started doing all the other stuff, right? We still have all the other issues that were created along the way. I understand and I'm sympathetic towards you're the father. You want what's best for your child, and you were just trying to >> I know this is dumb decisions, but I don't know. >> Well, at the end of the day, it's the decisions that get us where we are, right? You want me to tell you exactly how this is probably going to happen? We're going to go to VRC. We're going to go to the jail. We're going to get you booked because while I might be sympathetic to your issues, you still did break laws along the way. And those laws I mean, we got to take care of that. And this is something that's got to be fixed. Make better decisions in the future, right? So, I'm sure what will happen after that is you'll have a court case, and you can argue your side, and they can decide where to go from there. But right now, we have what we have. We have at what everybody in there is saying, and we have the videos that were given to us. So, we have to proceed based on what we know right now, and everything else can come later with the courts and with lawyers and more of your side. >> I understand. Thank you. >> All right. Anything else you want to say? Any other questions? All right. Well, we got a little bit of a >> She's okay. >> She's okay. >> Your baby's okay. >> I think she's asleep right now. We're going to be driving over BRC here in just 1 second. I'll just be right in front. If you got anything you want to say, anything that you want to talk about, we'll be right there. Cool. >> I want to pass this to the supervisor. >> Also, I have your phone, your toothbrush, and your ID with me. So, if you have anything else that you need, any other property? >> My wallet. >> Your wallet? That was in the little bag? >> It was It should be on the table. She should know. >> Yeah, I think I think that's where she handed me the ID from. I'll go check and get that for you. You know about what's in that wallet so I can make sure everything's in there? >> It's uh I got like $200. And then I got some poker chips and some cards and stuff. >> $200, poker chip cards. >> The man was charged with battery domestic violence, domestic battery by strangulation, resisting an officer without violence, neglect of a child, burglary with assault or battery, attempted robbery with a weapon, and burglary of a conveyance with assault or battery. Remember disputes involving family members can [music] quickly become unsafe when physical force is used or when bystanders are drawn into the situation. Attempting to resolve custody or relationship conflicts through force or threats can lead to serious legal consequences. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. This could have gone much worse if officers hadn't arrived quickly. It's concerning to see an argument escalate like this in a public place. Glad the infant was located safely by the end of the situation. The tension is already high, or so it seems. What the body cam captures next saves a life. Pause and comment what you'd do here. The next incident is when angry mom pushes her luck until a no-BS cop [music] sets her straight. >> This could me on the I mean, I don't want to >> That's the only thing he wants to hurt me with. Take >> [music] >> On May 29th, 2021, officers responded to a home after receiving a report. The woman insists she was packing to leave and denies any physical contact. >> hours like that. What I should do. >> What's going on? >> I have no idea. He didn't got home. And I'm over here packing my stuff. My son's here sleeping. Um he was gone all day working. He said to pack my [ __ ] and leave, right? That's what I'm doing. That's what I'm doing. I'm not touching him. I'm not being disrespectful to him. I'm packing up all my [ __ ] and leaving the [ __ ] out of here. That's all I'm doing, ma'am. I just got out of jail, so I don't want to do anything like that. I know what I'm doing. >> What did you >> I don't know. I was sleeping. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. First of all, your child right there. >> Exactly. >> Okay. Second of all, what were you in jail for? >> For robbery. >> Okay. >> Can you call him to wake him up? Make sure >> What's your name, baby? >> He's up. He's just scared. >> Officers observe visible marks on him, which becomes a key factor in their decision-making. >> Mhm. >> Raiden. >> Raiden. >> Papa. It's okay. >> Hi, baby. Well, he's not 13. How old are you? >> No, my son's 13. He's over here. >> Yeah, I was taking care of him all night while I >> No, you weren't. You got home at 4:00 in the morning. >> I was I was gone for 1 hour. >> We're here, okay? I understand. Come here, puppy. You can bring your blanket. Yeah. Bring your blanket with you. No, no, no. Bring your blanket. Bring it. Come on. Hi, baby. How are you? Can you Can he stay with you? Can he stay here with you? >> Yeah, he can. >> Okay. Go over here, baby, okay? No, no, no. Come on. I got phone numbers. >> She chased me out the house. >> Based on the visible injuries and the report, officers detained the woman. She repeatedly denies hitting him and becomes emotional about being separated from her child. >> This is crazy. >> Can I pick this phone up? >> No, just leave it there right now. Okay? You got anything in your pockets or anything? No? Okay. >> No, ma'am. I was just sleeping. >> You were just sleeping? >> Yeah, he was just mad cuz he wanted sex. >> Why don't you come out of there? Okay. I want you to turn around for me, okay? Put your hands behind your back. >> [clears throat] >> Why am I being arrested? >> Hold on. Cuz you hit him with the pole. >> I didn't hit him with the pole. >> Okay. >> Wait. >> He's got a mark on him. >> Hold on. He's got a mark on him. >> And he's bleeding. >> I didn't even hit him with nothing. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No, ma'am. >> Nothing? >> I've been sleeping. >> Okay. Just so you know, everything right now is being recorded. >> I know. Okay, but I didn't hit him at all. I've been keeping my hands to myself. >> We got to go by what he says. >> I know, but I hope I don't get arrested because my son is everything to me and I'm not going to I'm not going to >> Stop, stop. Listen to me. >> I'm going to leave. I'm going to leave. I don't want to surprise myself, bro. I didn't touch this man. I'm going to leave. This is all my stuff, my TV, my my everything. >> You didn't tell your stuff. >> Man, I don't want to lose myself, bro. I'll leave happy, BUT I'M NOT GOING TO I'm not GOING TO HE WANTS TO FEEL CHALLENGED CUZ I I WAS WITH MY DAD ALL NIGHT. >> OKAY, you got to relax. >> I WOULD TAKE CARE OF YOUR KID ALL NIGHT. >> LISTEN. >> THIS MAN >> OKAY, I WANT you to listen to me. Okay? >> But my son is everything. >> I understand it, but if he's everything, then lower your tone. You're dealing with us right now. You could go ahead and talk to the Listen to me. Look at me. You can go ahead and talk to the judge. You can talk to WHOEVER YOU >> WHAT JUDGE? >> When you go to court. >> For what? >> Because you're going >> Officers instruct her to put on shoes and prepare to leave. She continues insisting she was falsely accused and that the [snorts] situation was triggered by a personal dispute. >> For domestic. >> FOR WHAT? I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I didn't even touch him. >> Okay. Where are YOUR >> HOW DID I TOUCH YOU? I HAVE NOT EVEN RAISED MY HAND. >> STOP. RELAX. >> You're going to make it worse for your children. >> Where is your shoes or do you have tongue lashes? Do you have slides? Do you have something? >> I have my son here, please. >> Which one Which one do you mean? >> My mom. >> Which one's your son? Both of them? >> The one that was here with him. >> And who's the 13-year-old? Is he your son? >> That's his son that I was taking care of all night. That's crazy. >> Where are your shoes? >> No, ma'am. Just let me Can I put those on right there or whatever? >> Which one? Right here? These guys? >> Yeah, whatever. >> Do you have slides? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. Okay. >> This is >> I got you. Come on. >> Clothes. I [laughter] don't want my son to see this. >> He's not going to see anything. >> He already sees it. Just cuz he got mad that I don't want Okay. I know. I know. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I know. I'm sorry. I don't know. I don't know. >> Do you have ID on you? Or where's your ID? There you go. That's all you got to do. Just stuff like that. >> I'm sorry, ma'am. >> We're going to walk down. Come on. Come on. >> But wait, I can't leave my son here with him. >> Okay. Tell me right now where [clears throat] where >> While being escorted outside, she claims the accusation is retaliation related to relationship conflict and continues to deny any physical violence. >> I didn't even do anything wrong. Why am I being locked up? >> We just told you. I explained to you. >> Yeah, I didn't hit him, though. >> He has marks on him. >> No, that's not from me. >> Okay. >> How do How do you I That's not from me. >> Okay. Okay. >> I did not even raise my hand from >> We have to go by what they say. >> But there's no >> marks on him. >> I did not >> We have to believe what he says. >> Listen. Okay, ma'am. I understand that, but I've been sleeping and he woke me up talking I did not even raise my hand >> my hand. >> I'm I did it, ma'am. >> What's the city phone number? >> I'm not going to fight with my son around. >> What are you looking for? >> Um What's your mom's phone number? What's your mom's phone, ma'am? >> Where's your cell phone? >> Um it's right there. >> You don't know it at the top of your head? >> It's right here. No, ma'am. All right. Ma'am, I don't It's right here. Look at that. That's my phone right there, ma'am. >> Okay. This one or that one? >> It's right there. That one is charged. But I did not raise my hand at this, ma'am. I broke your arm? >> Hey, I'm going to take her out of here cuz I'm not going to deal with this. >> Can I put a mask on real quick? >> I'm sorry? >> Can I put a mask >> Officers retrieve her phone to contact her family. She maintains [snorts] her innocence and says everything could be verified through her phone. >> We'll give you one over there. >> Okay. Um what about my son? >> I'll take the belongings. >> Okay. No. Um I don't want you like dealing with my mom. My mom doesn't even like you. >> Okay. Your son is not going to like you. >> No, my mom doesn't like you. She knew you were going to do this, though. I really don't want my son here. I can you guys drop my my son? Man, I can't believe this. This guy just called the cops while I was sleeping. I'm talking, ma'am. Go slow. This is crazy. How How I get the cops called on me while I'm sleeping cuz he >> Stop. You're You're waking up your whole I don't building. You're embarrassing yourself. Stop. >> I'm not embarrassing myself. This is You want All right, I'm crazy. Just because you want to and I don't want to This is crazy. I can't believe what's happening. I really don't want my son here. I cannot even read my name at all. Where is he? >> You want to Her phone is on the bed. But um >> Can I call my mom now? >> Yeah. Yeah. We're going to We're going to >> She's under mom. >> Listen to me. Do you have a code in your phone or can I get in? Is there a code to your phone or do we have to Hold on. There's no code, right? >> No, ma'am. >> So you can We just powered it on. >> During transport, she explains ongoing relationship issues, including jealousy, past conflicts, and losing her job due to the partner's behavior. >> And it is called my mom. >> It's under mom, that's it? >> Yes, ma'am. You know, I didn't check. Does she have any jewelry or anything that we can leave with her? >> No. >> You have jewelry? >> I don't. >> Anything? Nothing else? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. You know they're going to have to pull that off. Unless you want to take it off before, but that the strings are going to have to come out. >> For what? For me to put it on? Oh, yeah. >> My My body camera is still recording. I know. I know. >> I can't believe I was sleeping and this happened cuz he >> Well, were you just sleeping or were you got >> All of this kind of stuff. This is crazy. He said I'm going to call the cops on you. >> So >> out with your dad last night and you don't want to give me What the [ __ ] I didn't even know you guys were outside already. He told me he got on the car, the cops. Then he leaves me alone with his son last night. All I did was go to the store with my dad and then came back. >> Uh-huh. >> Let his son, my son, and go to sleep. This is crazy. Everything's on my phone. Everything's on recording this video. >> What um >> I didn't even do nothing bad. He's just being mean right now cuz >> How long have you guys been together? >> We've been together for 2 years on the run. He said I'm going to call the cops on you because you don't want to be with me. What the [ __ ] When I said I was going to leave, he said, "Well, you ain't going to have chance to leave." All I want to do is be with my son. That's it. I just want my son with my mom. I don't want him. I don't want to be in here with him. >> What does your mom say about >> My mom's right here on Colmar and um Georgia. Colmar, ma'am. >> Okay. >> I really don't want him to be with my son cuz then he's going to treat my son bad. >> Okay. >> I I took care of his son all night while he was gone. >> Officers emphasized that repeated conflict, especially with children present, is a serious concern. She continues to insist she did not hit him. >> This is not making sense to me. Like cuz of this Cuz I don't want to have with you, you want to call the cops on me? You know like you get locked up in this >> Well, you're getting locked up because he >> touch him. I didn't even raise my hand or anything. He said, "I'm going to call the cops saying that you hit me." This is crazy. I didn't even touch that man. >> What's on your um what's on your report? What's on your background? >> On my background, I just had a background for robbery. I never had no domestic violence >> When is what is that uh >> I'm fighting that robbery right now cuz I have uh I'm just doing uh I got to do another uh court for it. >> When was that? >> On June 1st. I just turned myself in because of [ __ ] that he had me put. Like it's just a bunch of [ __ ] It's just man, it's just a bunch of dumb [ __ ] I'm doing for a nobody. I don't want to ever want to separated from my son. My son is everything to me and that's the only thing he wants to hurt me with, take my son away. That's not even fair. I didn't even bother him. I didn't do anything and I just told him leave me alone. That's it. And then he was like, "Oh, I'm going to call the cops saying that you hit me." He didn't touch you, bro. I already know my rights. I'm not going to hit him. I love my son. I had my son right there. I just told him leave me alone. I'm not going to fight with you. My son is right there. Leave me alone. I'm not going to argue with you. Leave me alone. He's like, "All right, I'm going to call the cops." Man, nobody likes him in my family. My phone's not working. My sister, my mother. They don't trust him. I don't trust him. They said this. My love, dear. >> She is processed for booking. Officers explain next steps while ensuring her belongings are secured. >> You're You're making yourself feel worse right now. You know what I mean? >> Where is my son? >> I absolutely, but that's something that you need to go ahead. You're telling me that this is not the first time go around. >> My mom doesn't believe me. >> not the first time go around I understand that, but if this not the first time go around then you need to go ahead and and re-evaluate yourself and your and your decision. What? >> That is crazy cuz there's kids involved. >> I understand that, but >> If you take care of his kids we never take them. >> But look, you're not listening to me. How old are you? >> I'm 31 years >> You're 31 years old. Do you work? >> I used to. I lost my job because of him. >> Because of him? How? Or you don't want to talk about it. Okay. >> He kept calling my boss making like threats and I had to quit cuz he I'm not being mean, baby. Don't ask me that many questions. Don't ask me that many questions. And then it's like he makes the world look at me different. Or at the point to my boss when she was like, "Man, but you got to let you go." She was like, "I love you and all, but him, he keeps calling." And I can't I had to give it up. >> Is there another place for you to go? >> Just my mom. I don't care about me. I just care about my son, you know? >> Well, they didn't bring him out. >> So, then baby, then they don't want me in my my mom's too like here, too. I think there's sick people there. I have no idea what happened to the phone. >> All right, come on. Take that out. Hold on. You're welcome. We're going to search. Okay, bring your jewelry to the counter. Okay. Okay, so I'm going to go through you again and then you got to take out all of your shoe laces and then in the front here you got to string in your insoles. You got to take that out of your right pocket. And you're going to have All right, you're going to have to take this hair off. >> How long do you think I'll be in here for this, man? >> I don't know. >> Will it be 8 hours like that? >> We're not sure yet. >> Yeah. >> Throw me your other thing and then just put your ring in here, too, please. >> You want me to take it I'll just put it in your pocket there. >> Yeah. Amazing. >> It's what we're making sure of it. I told you once I find out >> about this. I don't care about me, man. I just I'm going to be okay. It is not a anger. I didn't even I was literally sleeping with him. >> Did they Did they >> The woman was charged with domestic battery causing bodily harms. Remember, in domestic incidents, visible injuries plus witness statements often drive immediate arrest decisions, even if one party denies everything. Situations involving children escalate urgency and officers prioritize safety over determining full truth on the spot. >> This is the reaction of netizens to the situation. This is tough because we only see one side, but the injuries matter. The kid being there makes the whole situation way more serious. Even if she's innocent, the system has to act on what's visible. Everyone thought it was too late until the body cam shows the exact second officer stepped in. Did you predict that rescue? >> Of course. They all jumped out of the car and started surrounding me. I can't even safely walk home from school. I don't even really want to be here at this school anymore, you know? >> Put your hands behind your back. Also, >> On October 3rd, 2023, officers responded to a gas station parking lot following a report of a fight between a juvenile and a high school senior. >> For me? >> Then you got a warrant with your name on it. >> No. Some girl came running cuz we were driving here and some girl came up to me and she was like, "Why are you talking about me?" And I didn't say nothing to her. I haven't seen like seen her in a minute and she came up, her mom blocked my friend's car. Literally, they both got out of the car and she came and grabbed my hair and started swinging on >> Okay, where'd she hit you at? >> My head a couple times. >> Your head? Do you have any marks that you know of? >> No, I don't think so. I just went in the bathroom. >> How old are you? >> 15. I'm 17. >> Have you called your parents yet? >> No, I haven't. >> Did you observe this? >> Yeah, I was me and friend and we were sitting in the car. They pulled up to go get food, they talked for a minute, some friend pulled up and then they whipped up, pulled up behind them, got out and just started hitting them. She did not do anything. At least not outside of school. This is high school drama, of course. >> Uh would you be willing to fill out a statement saying what you saw? >> I'm going to go get the camera for the outside cuz we have it right there. Okay. Did you see everything that happened? Also, we got out of the car. We're getting food. and she said we were yelling at her on the road but I was just riding by to pull in and then she came up and started like just screaming at her like why you talking [ __ ] and then started yelling at him. >> They were the >> As officers begin gathering details, including vehicle information and surveillance footage. The victim's parent is contacted and officers explain that charges depend on whether the family wants to pursue them. >> Came out and then she grabbed him in the she grabbed her and started swinging. >> If I gave you her name, would you be able to tell me like yeah, that's her name? >> Probably. I think it starts with an M but I can't remember. >> An M? I'll I'll see what I come up with. Did you all get the license plate? >> No. >> How many girls got out of the car? >> There was an older lady fighting with their mom first and then there was another girl in the other vehicle that I didn't get anything on. >> Where was the other vehicle? >> Right next >> to them. >> Like parked in the spot right next to them? Girl got out of that vehicle and then two got out of the vehicle that pulled behind them and then one that three total? >> Yeah, three total. >> And then where was she sitting? In your car? >> She wasn't in the car. She was sitting next to the >> Oh, the blue car right here. >> She was standing next to the blue car. >> Yeah. >> They were all just out of All four of them got out of that car. >> Okay. >> I was going to go inside the store. >> Okay. So then what did all the girls do when they got out? >> We didn't follow the one but three. >> Which one was that? Was that the mom or the young girl? >> No, the young guy. Guy they just tried to get in the green separate them. >> Okay. >> They were gangs. >> About how many times did she swing at her? >> I really couldn't tell because everyone right there I'm older than all of them so I don't want to touch them like my phone to back off like that. >> Yeah. >> What did she hit here again? >> I believe like the top of the >> Hello Mr. B. This is Deputy Palmer with the Santa Clarita Sheriff's Office. Can you hear me all right? We we just got a call for a disturbance out here at the Saugus was here they pulled into one of the parking spots and some car pulled into in in behind them and some other juvenile got out and grabbed her by the hair and and swung on her a couple times so I'm looking at some surveillance footage and and going to do some investigations as we speak and uh and see if I can figure out who this person is cuz they don't know who she is. >> Oh yeah, the victim explains ongoing harassment at school, bullying, intimidation, and threats leading up to the incident. She describes being followed after school and confronted in the parking lot. >> She's okay. She said she she doesn't have any marks that she's aware of. I couldn't see anything. Uh I'm I'm guessing she defended herself pretty well cuz she she doesn't have anything in her face. So that's uh and she and she's she's giggling about it, but I'll let you talk with her. Ultimately, it's going to be up to to you if if you want to pursue charges if I'm able to locate this girl. Um >> Hey. >> It's it's for you and her to discuss, but she's not of age to to say yes or no. So it'll be up to you, but I'll I'll let you talk with her and I'll get back with you in a second. >> So I can't access the camera footage right now, but my boss will be here tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. on the dot. She's happy to pull it up to let y'all know. >> Okay. >> I know she knows what she looks like, obviously. Which tag do you like? The black car? >> That's the one she jumped out of. >> Was the Chevy next to it also with them? I got I got that tag. I just wanted to make sure. >> She was just like saying if you hit the car, she didn't get mad or so. >> Okay, so that's the one next to it. >> a part of the >> That she's not a part Okay, then she's good. But she literally, I'm not kidding, they came up, got out, had a conversation, and the girl pulled out her hand and walked away. I was in the car and I came and jumped out and broke it up. I was a little scared. I'm like, "Oh, they're minors." >> All right, I'm going to put the VIN in the card and then I'm going to run those tags real quick. >> Uh just because you are 18, you don't have to have your mom here. I'm not required to have your mom here or anything and it doesn't doesn't violate school policy or anything. I already checked with them. Um most of the time if I interview a high school student, if they're under 18, their parent or guardian has to be here as well unless it's like the SRO, they can do minor interviews and whatnot. Are you willing to fill out a witness statement today? It's just basically your name, date of birth, and then kind of a description in your eyes of what happened yesterday. Okay. Uh if you want to go over it verbally with me before you write it down on paper, we can do that as well. >> It's This is kind of a big long I have an issue I'm not even from Florida. >> Okay. >> I'm from South Dakota. >> South Dakota, okay. >> we just moved here like a month ago and I'm super new new to like even the school system, you know, and everything. >> Okay. >> My first day here I sat down in my English class and she freaked out and said, "Oh, I can't sit here." and made a big old problem. >> And who is this? >> Her name is >> What she look like? Could you describe her? >> She's short. And about three classes that I had to be switched out of. One of my teachers complained made a complaint on one of her friends that in one of my classes because they were even saying things to me that I was just, you know, kind of brushing off. >> Okay. >> Letting them poke at me because again I don't know these people. I didn't want drama. I was trying to avoid it, you know, the best of my ability. >> A worker breaks it up and both groups leave. >> But you know when it's getting in the way of my school, that was really not welcoming to me. >> Okay. >> It was really hard like and that's why I tried to report it to Miss Glover. >> Okay. >> And she kind of just shut me down and that's That's kind of why I >> And why why is why is that? Why do you think is that? >> I I don't know why. >> Okay. >> I because she has I guess I guess she does have a like a record even with the She was even talking about it in class having a record with the police here. >> Okay. >> I mean she had no big deal talking about that, talking about jumping girls and all kinds of stuff like that. >> Got you. >> And I mean like they basically told me to leave. Yeah, we know this group of girls, you know, they're trouble and I'm like, "Okay." So I should say it right there, you know, but >> Okay. >> I mean this is the principal here who definitely He He definitely heard me out and I was I was really happy about that. >> Okay. Got you. Okay, and then fast forward to yesterday to yesterday evening after school. What happened as you were going kind of towards Sevco? Did it happen Did it start here? Did it start there? >> See, that was kind of the the problem. My English teacher, I was talking to her after class about our assignment or whatever, and I I knew I was probably going to miss my bus. My bus is usually the first one here. My mom doesn't have a problem coming pick me up or you know. >> Got you. >> So, I called her and I said, "I'm sorry, you know, I missed the bus." So, I was talking to my English teacher and she's like, "Okay, it's fine." So, I walked to the gas station, I'll get you there. And that's what I did and I started taking the sidewalk. But it started healing the bus ramp and I kind of noticed her walking back and forth, maybe you know, kind of scoping out the area because there wasn't so many teachers outside and I was kind of worried that she might be trying to do something like with her friends because they did talk about jumping and stuff like that. And then also after I had switched out of the class, a girl that I had in that class, she had let me know she said, "After you had gotten switched out," she said, "this girl was talking about beating you up in class, her and this girl talking about she'll beat you up and she'll fight you." And the teacher basically, you know, told her to shut it down and was knocking it off, you know. He's like, "Why are you don't even you don't even know this girl. She's not even here, you know, she already moves out of this class because of you. I mean, like what more do you want out of this?" >> Right. >> So, yeah, I kind of noticed her, you know, following me around or whatever. So, I immediately got on the phone with my mom. I was like, "Mom, I'm worried, you know, like I don't know what they're trying to do, you know, these insane girls that have been bothering me." She's like, "Okay." She's like, "Just She's like, just walk away. Walk away." That's what she told me, you know, "Just walk away." >> Okay. >> And so, that's what I did. I kept walking and they started yelling things out the window. >> They were in a car? >> Yes, they were in a car. They actually had somehow caught up to me with the the crazy traffic. Yeah, I don't know if you know about the traffic. >> Oh, I That's how I do. I do. >> Like you can barely even get out of the parking lot. >> Yeah. >> But they somehow caught up to me. I was almost walking into the gas station parking They somehow caught up to me within traffic and started yelling things out the window. I couldn't clearly hear >> Was it her yelling out the window or was it somebody else? That was voice. >> It was the girl she was with. >> Okay. >> And I don't see I don't know any of these kids that I barely her name Right. Are you a you're a senior this year? Okay. Right. >> The victim expresses fear, anxiety, and feeling unsafe at school. She states she previously reported the bullying but felt it wasn't taken seriously. >> Right. Okay. [clears throat] And then what happened after they surrounded you and Where was your mom at during this? So, you you're following me." >> Got you. >> I can't even safely walk home from school. >> Right. >> And I'm not even from here. [clears throat] >> So, after you guys started fighting did Oh, you're okay. When you guys started fighting do you remember kind of how the fighting went down? Was it like standing back like boxing? Was it like grabbing each other? What how how was it? >> Yeah, it was definitely hair pulling and >> Hair pulling? Was there any closed fist, open hands, things kicks, saying things wrong? >> Definitely threw some punches at her. Threw some punches. I will admit that, but I >> Do you have any injuries that you're aware of? >> I I feel a little sore I guess from biting. >> Right. You didn't notice any bruises, cuts, anything like that? >> No, my I think just from her pulling my hair kind of my neck hurts. >> It's sore. Okay. Did you go to get checked out or anything? >> No. >> How did you guys end the fight? Did you guys just like separate? Did somebody pull you off? >> Um some workers came out and she said everyone needs to everyone needs to stop and she said we're all getting trespassed if you come here again. So, I they got in their car and we got in ours and I we left. I didn't I mean I knew there would be police involved obviously because it was off school property. >> Right, right. >> But again, I feel I came to the school and asked for help. >> When you said that the worker separated you guys, where was your mom at during that? >> I believe [clears throat] she was maybe behind us fighting. >> Was she trying to pull you guys off or anything? Was she saying anything? >> She has a broken wrist at the at right now at the moment. So, she's she's she's like I I didn't know what to do. >> Okay. >> I mean, she was scared they were trying to jump me. She said that's what it looked like whenever she she pulled up and she She's like, "It looked like those boys were trying they were going to hit you, you know?" She thought those boys were going to start jumping me with you know that girl or whatever. >> Yeah. >> And yeah, that's I mean, it all happened so fast that like it was I really I even feel you know like uncomfortable to be here today because her friends were talking about you know they girls and whatever and I'm like >> So, when when you guys when you guys left, did you guys go home after that? >> Yeah. >> Did you think to call the sheriff's office or >> mom wanted to, but she figured, you know, like it it was going to be something within the school, but then we kind of thought about it and we Yeah, we're like, "No." So, that's why we came in here this morning and they kind of talked to us and they're like, "Well, we don't really know, you know, if that's going to be >> He wanted all documents, Mr. Allen. >> Was Deputy Lynn up there when you guys were talking with any of the school staff? >> Um, the school resource officer >> The school resource >> talking with you guys or anything? Okay. I think those are all the questions that I have for you. Anything that you think that you should tell me that you left out or anything, anything important? >> No. Just that, you know, I feel really I don't even really want to be here at this school anymore, you know? >> Okay. >> I mean, I >> That's okay. And that'll be something that you'll have to discuss with your mom and obviously with school staff and stuff about. I'm just here for the off >> Police locate the suspects at a residence. When officers arrive, they attempt to make contact. >> campus hustle that you guys are in. >> I feel super unwelcomed, you know? >> Yeah. Well, if you don't have any other questions, you can start filling that out to the best of your information. If you don't have your license on you or anything. >> What I told you. >> Yep. If you have any questions, you can let me know. I'll be here. >> Contact protocol. She just looked at me and ran back in the house. >> Yeah, they both just took off cuz there was somebody sitting on the couch. >> Um, they took off to the left over here and one of these mornings I don't know if they're going to go in the back >> There's a bedroom. I can see through the back to the back glass, but >> Really? >> I'll back SANTA ROSA SHERIFF'S OFFICE IS COMING TO THE DOOR. HE'S STEPPING right here with this deputy. >> What's going on? >> You have a warrant for arrest, ma'am. >> For my arrest? >> Yes, ma'am. Put your hands >> Put my hands behind my back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not breaking. For what? >> For battery. >> Um, I'm You know my name? >> Anastasia Fuller. Not Fuller, Anastasia Pompus. >> For battery? >> Yes, ma'am. And But daughter is also >> That's my mom. Come here. Battery >> Battery on who? >> The [ __ ] Battery on who? >> The dumb Sit down right there and I'll explain it to you. Thank you. For that fight, you guys got to end up at Safeco. There's a warrant for both of your arrest. >> Why for me? >> Didn't I? We got a warrant with your name on it. >> No. >> Yes. >> No, I was not involved in anything. >> 100%. So, you're both going to jail for battery. >> For battery? >> It's child actually cuz she's a minor. >> I didn't touch anybody. >> Not saying you touched anybody. >> So, why does she have a warrant? >> But you have a warrant for >> Why do I have a warrant? Since Why was the warrant >> This is all starting the warrant. >> Okay, my wrist is broken and there was no reason for you to grab me like that. >> Well, you decided you're going to push off of me. >> I didn't push off of you. I have a camera right here. >> You technically You technically committed battery on a law enforcement officer when you touched me. >> No, I did not touch him. >> Yes, you did. >> The mother resists slightly during the arrest, arguing with officers and claiming injury. The daughter attempts to flee inside, but is apprehended. >> It's on my camera. >> I have the I have a camera, too. >> Yeah, it's going to show you grabbing his wrist. >> There was no reason for that. >> Well, whenever I tell you to give me your hands and you push off Okay, sit down. Let's go to the car. >> Nobody was resisting. >> Well, you ran, so you were not supposed to resist. >> Because I what the >> She said order my car. >> Just calm down. >> Just grab your stuff. Thank you. >> Okay, I want my shoes, actually. >> We're a little past that point. Well, you ran, so I'm not very inclined to help you right now. You know what I'm saying? >> Because because when when you when cops like you charged in my house >> Because you have a felony warrant and you ran. Do you have anything in your pockets? >> Felony warrant? >> Yes, ma'am. You have a felony warrant. >> Both are taken into custody. Officers explain they are being charged due to their involvement in the fight, including encouraging or participating in the altercation. >> Child abuse at Safeco, just like I explained to you earlier. >> Cuz I was harassed for months. For months. >> Sit down. Thank you. You touched him. You grabbed his wrist. >> No, I didn't. >> Now, walk. >> He grabbed my wrist and said my wrist is broke. >> Walk. >> Just tell Steven to um come get me, Steven. >> Ma'am, I need you to Ma'am, I'm asking you politely to walk, please. >> Okay. Can you take the cuffs off me? >> I can't take them off you, but we can check them and make sure they're not too tight. >> My right wrist is broke. Last time I talked to him, my right wrist is broke. >> I get that. We can check them, make sure they're not too tight, and then double lock them so they don't tighten for you. >> Can I get on this side? >> You're going to get in the car as soon as she's done. Yes, ma'am. >> Help my mom in here with me. >> You guys are going to jail together, don't worry. You're welcome. >> Going to text Steven. Okay, you don't have to worry about that. >> So, they both have warrants. I don't know what they looks like it's a child abuse warrant. Both of them have it. They're going to go up to Santa Rosa County Jail. Um I didn't do the investigation. I can't tell you much more than that, okay? >> Sir, where did this happen? >> Supposedly, it was theft, too. >> Where is that? >> Um over there near the high school. >> So, >> That's >> What is this all about? >> From what I understand, there was a fight between the younger girl, Asia, and somebody else. >> So, who filed the complaint? >> I guess it the other girl's mom, cuz the other girl was supposedly a juvenile. She's under the age 18. Asia's over the age 18. She's an adult in that situation, so that's why she's being charged with the child >> Could I go talk to the mom? >> Give us 1 second. They're kind of being a little bit belligerent with us, cuz she did grab the other deputy when he went to go put handcuffs on her. That's a big no-no. So, and they'll be given chances to make phone calls. Yeah, I guess the other girl filed a complaint and through their investigation, they determined they were both involved in on it. >> How long are they going to be in >> I mean, technically, if they've got bonds, they can be bonded out almost immediately. Um which means you pay a certain amount of money and you can go and get them out. Yeah, you can. If you go through a bondsman, look up a bondsman, you typically give them 10% of whatever the bond is, and they take care of the rest. So, you can find any bondsman you want. There's several are in the area. They can explain it better than I can, okay? >> I thought we were going to make entry. I knocked, the juvenile or the 18-year-old the one who looked at me, took off. I started beating on it. Yeah, two felonies. Juvenile and mom got felony warrants. Mom answered the door and said beautiful stand by her stand with his dusty. Give me your hands you're under arrest. She pushed off me. So me and Barry jumped on her. 18-year-old swings the door open. I go to grab her cuz she's got a warrant. She takes off inside and me and Barry went in after and she's kicking, screaming, fighting the whole way, pushing on us, so. >> How old How old is he? >> 18 and mom's like 42. Yeah, they're both adults. They're going to jail. Let's go. Teenage The 18-year-old jumped out on a girl at Safeco and mom's sitting there cheering her on. She said tell grandma Roxy to come and bail her out and get the money back. >> How long How long they going to be in there? >> They can bond out. I mean it's $5,000 bond on each count, so. >> 5,000? >> Yeah, they normally takes them like 5 or 6 to come out of the booking process of 5 or 6 hours they can bond out. But I called him cuz I thought we were going to boost the door because nobody was coming and then mom just showed up. >> Like >> I didn't think mom was going to come and answer. >> Well, you you must have seen her and that's who took off. >> So mom was sitting in the couch watching TV. I knocked, she never turned and the juvenile like just appeared in the window or not juvenile 18-year-old appeared in the window and they took off to the bedrooms. It's 5,000 for each of you. They did you 5,000 on one count of child each and the gentleman in the red is on >> The 18-year-old was charged with battery against a minor. The mother was also charged due to her involvement in the incident. Both had active warrants and were arrested on the scene. Each received a bond around $5,000 per charge with the case proceeding to court. Remember bullying that isn't addressed early can escalate into physical violence. 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