Put it down. PUT IT DOWN. On paper, you're not supposed to be here without law enforcement present. >> OKAY. STOP. I CAN'T GO BACK TO THE JAIL. I CAN'T DO IT. >> [screaming] >> RELATIONSHIP FIGHTS CAN escalate fast, but in these cases, officers discovered situations that went far beyond a normal argument, [music] and the boyfriends caught in the middle needed help before things got worse. Dude, did she hit you? Nah, she was like holding me, but I didn't I have an answer. Okay. They'll feed you at the jail. This is Cops Save Boyfriends from the most psycho girlfriends ever. 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 Here's why you shouldn't lock your naked girlfriend outside your apartment. Xavier. She [ __ ] spit on me. Okay. Just spit on me. Roll over. Now. >> [music] >> On April 1st, 2024, police were called to an apartment complex after receiving reports of domestic violence. Xavier. God he [ __ ] spit on me. Somebody's staring at me. I'm pretty sure. >> [music] >> Yeah, there was a guy standing right there in the window staring at me. Through a crack in the blinds, so I kept shining my flashlight there. >> [music] >> Family Police Department. Yes, I to the guy standing in the window and female standing in the kitchen 5 ft away. What? She don't want to come to the door? Standing by the oven. Officers knock and identify themselves. A man answers the door, but becomes argumentative, questioning why the police are there and insisting they have no right to be inside the apartment. Friendly Police Department. No. The The guy was standing right here staring at me through the slits. Right there. >> Yeah. And then she walked by and went in the kitchen. And then he followed her in there and he's standing in front of the oven now or in front of the dishwasher or something like that. And she's further back in. Why you beating on the door like You wouldn't answer the door. I I answered the door. Why you beating on the door like that for? There's no There's no reason There's no reason for you to beat on the door like that for. Okay. Officers explain they received calls about a possible domestic disturbance and want to briefly speak with the woman. The man blocks the doorway and repeatedly interrupts officers while they try to contact her. No reason at all. No reason in the baby or something. There's no reason at all >> you shouldn't have answered it. >> to be on the door like that. No reason at all. Okay. Who called us? Okay, cool. Okay. Thank you. Are you willing to talk to us, ma'am? What? Are you willing to talk to us real quick? >> About what? Well, we got we got a few phone calls that someone thought that there was a domestic violence situation going on. And that there was a female outside naked. And they believed that she went back in the apartment B boy. This is D, obviously. But the phone number that we got called from >> have a permit to be in my apartment right now? The phone number we got >> have a permit to be in my apartment right now? >> I'm not speaking to >> I don't have a I don't Stop talking. >> if I want to. I can talk if I want to. Freedom of speech. Thank you very much. So, do you have a permit to be in my apartment? I'm talking to you. Do you have a permit to be in my apartment? I'm talking to you right now though. You ain't You ain't ignoring the [ __ ] out of me. >> and talk to me for like 30 seconds and then >> You're kind of ignoring the [ __ ] out of me right now though. >> I am ignoring you. Okay, so I'm ignoring you right now though. Okay. Okay, so Hey, please move. I'm trying to talk to her. >> Just like you're ignoring me, I can ignore you, right? >> Okay, well we'd like to talk to her real quick. If she's willing to talk to us, you need to move out of the way, okay? >> need to do [ __ ] actually. Right? Freedom of speech, freedom of whatever the [ __ ] So, what's the point of your foot being >> Okay, we'd like to talk to her real quick and then we'll be able to get out of here. >> being in my apartment? >> you from shutting the door while I'm trying to >> The woman eventually comes to the door and quietly tells officers that she and the man had only been arguing. And that there was no physical violence. She declines to make a formal statement. I speak to the female that is standing behind you. Wait, you're speaking to her right now. >> trying to investigate the call. >> Who tried to come to the door and you wouldn't let her? No, she's at the door actually. Yeah, no, she tried to come here and I saw you grab her and pull her back. And then you ran to the door. >> You didn't see me. Yeah, I did. I You didn't see me grab her at all. Actually, I didn't grab her at all. Can Can Can we just talk to you for like 60 seconds Oh, she asked. You speaking out your ass. I didn't grab her at all. >> No, I'm speaking out my mouth. >> about? Just shut up. Out your ass. I'm not talking to you. Get out of my face. I'm not talking Don't touch me. Get your hand out of my >> you touching me? Why are you touching me? I'm not touching you. Don't touch me. I'm not touching you. Don't touch me. I'm not touching you. Don't touch Why are you touching Why are you touching me? Stop. You're making this a lot harder than it has to be. Why are you touching me for, [ __ ] ass [ __ ] Can I talk to you for like a quick >> [laughter] >> second? I did. What did you see? What happened? We were just arguing. Something about you guys. Okay. Nothing was violent. Nothing While officers continue trying to clarify what happened, the man becomes increasingly confrontational and verbally insults one of the officers. Just arguing. That's all I needed to figure out. Okay. So I don't want to say anything. I don't want nothing to happen. Okay. I don't want this to happen. Okay. That's That's fine. Nothing You're not injured. No. Were you outside naked? No. He wouldn't let you back in? No. Not naked, but >> Just In less clothing than what you were like now. Okay. Not naked. Okay. All right. Back up. Okay. All right. Here. Stop. [laughter] Why are you touching me for, [ __ ] ass [ __ ] Bye. I didn't I actually touched my arm. Bye. I'm going to sit right here until we're done here. All right. I didn't touch you at all. Okay. During the confrontation, an officer reports that the man spat on him. Officers immediately detain the man and place him in handcuffs outside the apartment. Bye. I'm not going anywhere until we're done here. Back up. Back up. BACK UP. XAVIER. YOU [ __ ] SPIT ON ME. OKAY. Roll over. Now. Roll over. Put your hands on your back. Your hands behind your I spit on the whole camera, bro. We have a camera. >> on the ground. There is a camera. I spit on the ground. You spit on me. >> On the ground. And he has He does spit a lot. Right on the ground. You're a tweaking. Look. I'll freak out. I felt it hit me, so The woman provides identification and explains she was not fully naked, but had stepped outside wearing only a shirt and underwear after the argument. She says she briefly hid behind her car because she felt embarrassed. You felt it hit you. You're wearing pants and a long sleeve. >> You felt it hit you? Hey, Xavier, do you have an idea on you? Are you guys You guys got body cams? >> Yes. Yes. It's recording. They all are? Yes. Okay. Stand up. Yes, we got our camera recording. Stand up. Go outside. Why does his lip look like that? Why is this look like school? I don't know. I was outside with you. Okay, can I get your Do you have an ID with you? I do, but Can I get your name? It's Addison. But, I feel like you guys are being racist. Why are we being racist? Because he didn't pull When you opened the door, you said he pulled me. He didn't pull me. He just I I I I watched you try to walk this way. >> No, I was naked. I just didn't want to be in front of the door. I had a shirt on. I had my ass hanging Okay. And and I understand. Okay, but I Listen. I'll get my ID. I got to you. I got to I got my ID. I don't want to talk. Okay. I'm naked. Have a seat. Swing your feet out. What's your name? Aid, name, date of birth, address from an attack on refusal to disclose personal identifying information. What's your name? What is it? I have to be able to Uh She said they had an argument. That's as far as far as we got. She doesn't want to make a statement. You're not injured or anything, right? No, [snorts] it never got physical. No. How did you end up outside? So, I was It was partially me walking out and partially him shoving a little like I It was me walking out. I wasn't going to walk out to my car naked. That was definitely me doing me being petty, me Okay. But and then I got shoved and then he shut the door. Okay. Okay. >> [snorts] >> And then I didn't even try if it was The woman states the man slightly pushed the door as it closed, but says the situation never escalated into a physical fight. Officers confirm she is not injured and that the child inside the apartment is safe. To see if it was open or anything. You just kind of hung out outside for a >> Yes. I hid behind my car. Okay. So that he wouldn't see me. Why did you hide? Just I didn't want him to >> Oh, okay. Cuz you were Were you completely naked or just Like bra and underwear. I had the shirt off. You had the Okay. Okay. And then underwear. So I felt pretty naked, but I wasn't fully naked. Okay. But he It wasn't his fault I went outside. It was me going outside just to be petty. Like I definitely didn't start the argument. He was screenshotting other pictures girls, so I was being petty and arguing with him. Okay. And then I didn't stop the arguing. Okay. And then I just walked outside. I didn't walk. I kind of took a few steps and then the door got shut on me. >> pushed and and shut the door. There wasn't a knock-down-drag-out fight or anything No. No. I wasn't hurt like Are you guys married? No. How long have you lived together? Um we've lived together since December, but we've been together for about a year now. Okay. So dating for a year, living together since December. Do you have kids together? No. But he His dad is involved, takes care of my kid like it's his kid. Okay. Officers explain the difference between a domestic dispute and domestic violence and confirm the man is not being arrested for domestic violence. Instead, the arrest relates to obstruction and the reported spitting incident during the investigation. What's uh Is that your boy? Yes. What's his name? Matteo. We dealt with a lot of cops before, so I just know he wouldn't physically spit on a cop. Okay. And for North like North Hollywood for instance, they are very racial and it had incidents with them. With Xavier, so we would rather just keep him protected. There was a discrepancy, we weren't sure which apartment, we weren't sure where the caller lived, so that's why we wanted to talk to you guys. It's always better to just at least answer and be like, "Hey, this is what happened." You don't want to tell us anything beyond that. That's on you guys, okay? So And I understand, you know, you've had you guys have lived here you've only lived in Philly since December? Yeah. Okay. Is this the first time dealing with us? Yeah. Okay. So we're not bad people to deal with. We just try to get to the bottom of everything and get something that way nobody says, "Well, you guys didn't do anything." So um as long as you're okay, baby's okay, he was okay. We just have to let you know we were out here. Okay. So, all right? Um if you have a domestic violence charge No, I think he was arrested for obstruction. Okay. So that's Yeah. Okay. So uh you're not injured, you you weren't like crying, you weren't like screaming for us, you know. Said you weren't willing to talk, you gave me a quick statement. I don't think that there's much more. >> It was a domestic um >> situation or whatnot. Uh a domestic dispute, that's what the state Anytime two people in a relationship live together, they consider it a a domestic dispute. And domestic violence? So, domestic violence is when there's actual violence, physical violence, somebody's hurt, or um somebody makes a comment or statement that uh like if he were to say, "I'm going to [ __ ] you up. I'm going to put you in the hospital, you know, you're scared." You say, "I was fear for my life. I ran outside. I didn't have any pants on. I had just a shirt. You know, he wouldn't let me back inside. I thought he was going to hurt me." That's called a C-section, a threat of um uh bodily harm or death, great bodily harm, serious injury, things like that. That's still domestic violence even though The woman is advised that the man will likely be released after processing and that he may contact her later for a ride. >> [snorts] >> Officers conclude the call after confirming everyone involved is safe. They put hands on each other? The threat of causing Okay. somebody harm or injury or death, um those stuff will be considered domestic violence. Okay. So, at this point I don't believe that he's under arrest for domestic. Um so, it'll just be obstruction. We're just trying to talk to him to work things out. So, uh like I said, we'll have him give you a call, let you know one way or the other. He may call and say, "Come pick me up." Okay. So, it might be a little bit. I figured. 20, 30 minutes just depending on how cooperative he is, but I don't think he'll be cooperative for what happened. Give him some time and he'll be all right. Yeah, sounds that's usually how how everybody is. You know, you get them down there and you get them a couple minutes to relax and Yeah. I mean, they are usually okay. So, all right. Any questions? All right. Try to have a better evening. You're welcome. The man was arrested for obstruction related to interfering with law enforcement during their investigation. Remember, domestic arguments can escalate quickly and remaining calm during police contact can help prevent additional legal issues. Cooperating with officers during an investigation often helps resolve situations faster [music] and with fewer complications. This is the reaction of netizens to the situation. That argument got out of control way too fast. The officer stayed calm even when the guy kept arguing. Good thing they checked on everyone and made sure nobody was hurt. 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 guy goes ballistic on girlfriend after his phone goes missing. She like trying to stop me. I'm like, "What are you doing?" Just talking to me real quick. I'm like, "Man, I can't do all that." On June 3rd, 2025, an 18-year-old was arrested after a heated dispute with his girlfriend over his missing phone. Dude, did she hit you? Nah, she was like holding me, babe. What's going on, man? I'm Sergeant Shear. We got a call that you're having some sort of issue with your girl. What's going on, dude? >> god, man. I'm telling you like It ain't even I already know what's going on. Who was that? You're fine. Right now I'm just doing an investigation, you know, trouble. I'm trying to figure out what happened cuz we got called. Yes, sir. I'm in the everything, all right. >> You want to sit You want to sit in my front bumper, man? You look like you're a little stressed out. >> Nah, I'm just I'm calling my mama cuz she aggravated me, too. Okay. So, what happened? We in there chilling and everything. It started through my phone. It just let text from another female that I don't even know. Now, so I'm telling you just calm down. Long story short, she wanted me to get out. That's what I did. I'm going on, bro. I ain't got time for anything to be any worse. But I got to I got to go. All right. Did it get physical between you two? >> No, it didn't get physical. I told Did you Did she hit you? No, she was like holding me, but it wasn't nothing. She was just trying to hold >> What do you mean she was holding you? Cuz I see your clothes are a little disheveled, man. Like someone's pulling on your clothes a little bit. >> too. Cuz I'm walking down that highway [ __ ] I'm sweating and [ __ ] What What is What is your relationship with this young lady? Like Like who is she to you? She your girlfriend? >> Yeah, she was my girlfriend. >> Okay. Do you guys have Like you guys got children in common? No. Officers ask about his relationship with the woman and whether they live together. He says they are dating, do not officially live together. And he sometimes stays at her home. Okay. You guys Okay. Do you guys live together? Uh I wasn't living with her, but sometimes I go over there. But Have you ever lived with her before? Uh no, I didn't live with her before, but I used to like coming to stay the night at her house. Okay. So But you don't But you've never lived with her before, right? Okay. You want to talk to uh the female half, we'll figure out what's going on. So, listen, man. So, I'm just giving you a heads-up. Yes, sir. All right. We got a witness saying that things got a little physical between you two. I don't know what the detail is with that, though, all right? So, I need you just to hang tight here with me just for a little bit while my officer goes over there, gets her side of the story. You already giving me your side of the story, right? >> All right. Is that the truth? Yes, [music] sir. All right. Do you swear that everything you told me is true to the best of your knowledge? >> Okay. All right. Do you want to write me a sworn written statement about what took place? Do you want to write down on paper? Anything like that? Sound like something you might want to do. Do I have to do that? >> No, no. It's within your right. I'm just giving you the option to. I don't know, sir. I'd do that. I just left my Okay. Huh? All right. So, like I said, man. Just allow us to do our job real quick. Uh I only got your side of the story. My officer going to go get you the other side of the story. We'll make sure that what you're saying is true to the best you know, true. That nothing got physical between you two. And then uh if you're saying it's only verbal Yes, sir. uh then you're good to go. But just give me a little bit more time just to figure that out. Let me cut my lights off real quick. Just chill right here, please, all right? What's your first name, ma'am? Karya. Okay. How old are you, ma'am? I'm 18. 18 years old? Officers speak with the girlfriend who explains the argument began when the man accused her of taking his phone after he could not find it. She says he became angry while searching for it. 18. Okay. At first, he acted angry, pretending he was the one suffering. But when officers went to the victim's home, neighbors told them what really happened. Later, the victim shared her side, too, and that's [music] when the full story came out. So, when I came here, it said right there, K9. Okay, I When I came here, cuz somebody called us that they were he was beating on her. I'm sure she got her hits in, too. Okay, but when I got here, it was a screaming match. I'm tired of this [ __ ] Hey, Ms. Hodge. Um this morning, I woke up and >> Is this your son? Yes, this is my son. Okay, ma'am. And my boyfriend couldn't find his phone, I guess. It's like a phone that has like his ID and stuff in the back of it. I didn't have the phone. He just kept telling me that I knew where the phone was. And I didn't know where the phone was, but I kept telling him that, and he just pushed me against the wall, and I'm tired of this [ __ ] Okay. How long have you guys been together? Seven months. Two months. The girlfriend reports that he damaged items in the bedroom during the search. Officers observe swelling under her eye while documenting her statement. No, no, I just Seven months? Do you guys live together? Yes. We don't live together. Like he doesn't isn't on the lease, but he stays here. He stays at your house, but you Okay. Any kids or anything like that? >> No. No, okay. By put his hands on you, what do you mean by that? Oh, my face is scratched. I got bruises. And he took my phone, and I came right here and was trying to get his phone my phone, and we scuffled right there. I didn't hit him. But he did it >> Okay. Woah, stop. Do you need a medic? No. Okay, so just so I can understand what happened here today, okay? I'm just going to recap what you told me. He got mad, he thought that you had his phone? Yes. He destroyed my bedroom. He thought that you had his phone, that made him upset. Yes. And then She further states that he followed her into the living room, grabbed and pulled her during the argument, and tried to prevent her from opening the front door because she felt unsafe being inside with him. And he strike you cuz I can see swelling right here in your under your eyes. So, did he punch you in eye, how did he do? Um, yes, he punched me. He punched you, okay. Um, what else happened? Can you tell me that Can you Um, cuz obviously I wasn't here so can you just tell me what happened so I I can That happened in the bedroom. I proceeded to come out into the living room. Okay. >> He followed me into the living room. Like he snatched me around. You can see all this is bruised. >> Yes, yes. >> He was just snatching me like down in the hallway, and I told him he was hurting my neck. And I had him by his hair cuz he had like wigs, and he just kept telling me The man repeats his version of events to officers saying the argument was caused by jealousy related [snorts] to messages on his phone and that he tried to leave once the argument escalated. Let go of his hair, girl. And I finally let his hair go, and I opened my front door, and he kept closing it. And I told him, "No, I want my front door open. Like I don't feel safe being closed in here with you." And he just kept closing my door, so I came out here and sat. Stand for one PC. So, she was sifting through your phone, and she didn't like what she saw? No, we were sleeping, and she had my phone, and she was sifting through my phone. More like maybe you talking to another girl or something? >> like they get so mad when you really ignoring them like you not trying to say nothing they get more mad and angry. So she tried to hold me like, "Man, where you going?" Like trying to stop me like, "Where you going? Just talk to me real quick." I'm like, "Man, I can't do all that." Where's Where's home at? What's your home address? >> Oh, I stay From the park? So where were you planning on walking to? Who was Who's that car you were just about you know you jumped into when I was Oh, but I just Did you just say I just seen him by the store. Yeah, I seen him I've been knowing him since I was like he a little older than me, but I've been knowing him for You just asked for a ride? Yeah, like, "Bro, where you going?" He know he kind of know my people and stuff. Were you Were you guys arguing Were you guys arguing inside the apartment or outside the apartment? >> arguing inside, but when I was like on the way walking out I was still like saying words to where it got like Officers compare both accounts and note the girlfriend has visible injuries. An independent witness also reports seeing the man strike her during the incident. I heard like, "Oh my god." That's what really made me leave like it's more people standing around. I'm like, "Man, I got to go." Well, that's why we get us called, man. I mean if you guys, you know, it's your business you stay behind your guys' doors, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. So. Shouldn't be cameras out there? Terrible. You understand? >> Yeah, that's what the other guys are looking at right now. All right, do me a favor, man. I'm going to have you put your hands behind your back, okay? On my officer on scene saying that she's got injuries and they're also advising that you guys have a domestic relationship as well, too. I ain't even do [ __ ] They They took my But if they seen the cameras like I ain't saying Yeah, we're going to pull everything. We're going to pull cameras and everything like that, so. Domestic battery. All right, now So the information I've got, man, I got an independent witness meaning somebody not affiliated with you guys saying that you were hitting her. >> That was hitting her? Correct. After confirming injuries, witness statements, and evidence inside the apartment, officers place the man under arrest for domestic battery related to the altercation. So, I got that. And then she's also got marks on her, too, man. So, you told me that she was tugged on you, though. So, how'd she get the marks? So, I'll go on down there, too, and I'll check Vizzed for uh video surveillance and stuff and And I was out here sitting when he came right here and he snatched my phone from me and then we tussled right here. We were on the ground. And I finally got my phone back and that's why I told him that I went down there and sat in one of my neighbor's chairs and was sitting down there and then he finally left cuz I guess my landlord was standing out there. >> Yes. Do you want to write a statement for me of what happened today? Yes. [snorts] Okay. They live together? They do live together. He's claiming he only comes and goes. Uh he's got clothes in the in the room. She's How long has he been staying with her for? Um she said they they've been together and he's been living here about 7 months. Okay. Uh she got marks. Where did the alter Where did the physical altercation take place? Inside or outside? >> Inside. Okay, nothing outside? Um I think he dragged her a little bit outside. She was sitting on the bench where she's at right now. Okay. She's got a couple small abrasions on her foot, her elbow, her finger, a mark on her cheek. Any independent witnesses to this? That's her son, but he doesn't want to write a witness statement. Did he give a verbal at least? >> He did give me a verbal and he swore to it on the camera. What did he say? Um he said that um the male half thought that the his mom had his phone. Mhm. Uh he like trashed the bedroom looking for it. Came out, grabbed a hold of her, threw her down, took his right hand, punched her in the cheek with a with a closed fist. Mhm. And then he went looking for female half's phone and then the lady had called, which I don't know where she went. They were outside yelling and screaming. She said she was going to call the cops and then they separated at that time. Okay, so nothing physical took place outside the apartment. >> Not that he said. Okay. All right. Did you uh check the bedroom? Is it consistent with him the bedroom be disheveled and a mess? Okay. Did you get photographs yet? >> Yeah, not yet. She wants to do a witness statement so I'll come back and grab one of those. Okay. And I'll get photos of her in the bedroom. All right. I'll go talk to management and see if we can try to pull video surveillance and see if anything got captured outside. Cooper was arrested and charged with simple [music] battery and domestic violence. Officers arrested the male and applied charges related to simple battery within a domestic context. Remember, when officers respond to a dispute, they typically gather statements from both parties and any witnesses before making a decision. Conflicting accounts can be clarified through physical evidence, witness statements, and documentation at the scene. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. This shows why officers always need to hear both sides before making a decision. Arguments can escalate quickly. Good reminder to step away before things get worse. The investigation process was interesting to watch, especially how they compared statements. You think the officers were out of options here. Watch what happens next on the body cam >> [bell] >> and tell us if you would have done the same. The next incident is when woman refuses to leave man's home after one-night stand. PUT IT DOWN. ON DECEMBER 24TH, 2022, an officer responded to a 911 call regarding a female that was throwing bricks into a man's home. The woman seemed to be upset about something the man might have done. After speaking with the man, it was discovered that he had slept with her previously and never spoke to her again, but she showed up at his house angry and refusing to leave. Champagne, police. Okay. She busted my window. I want to press charges on her. OKAY. HOLD ON. GO INSIDE for me. CAN YOU GO INSIDE? GO INSIDE FOR ME, OKAY? AND I WILL BE BACK. GO INSIDE FOR ME. YOU DIRTY ASS [ __ ] ALL MY KIDS, [ __ ] NO THAT. DIRTY ASS [ __ ] HEY. YOU LYING I'M TRYING TO TALK TO YOU. YOU ON HIS SIDE, RIGHT? YOU ON NO, I'M TRYING TO SEPARATE YOU GUYS. WELL, then I'll go and talk to him and you stay out in the cold. 36, the female's walking off. If you can try and get her, she's going in the alley here. Um and I'm going to be out with the male half. She's a black female with red braids. What's going on? She just showed up to my house. Uh-huh. I have not talked to her in months. She showed up to my house. Look at her. She's picking up [ __ ] now. I'm going in the house. I'mma tell you what, YOU PUT IT DOWN. PUT IT DOWN. DISPATCH, SEND ME 10 12, START ME A SECOND UNIT, PLEASE. PUT THEM BEHIND YOUR BACK. AS OFFICERS attempt to detain her, the woman throws a brick in the direction of the officer and the man. Officers deploy spray and place her in handcuffs after the object is thrown. Mec Cat 71 12 on the roadway on 4th Street. I'VE GOT ONE FEMALE. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. HANDS BEHIND MY BACK. I CAN'T BREATHE. MEC CAT 71 12 I'VE GOT A FEMALE DETAINED. SHE threw a brick AT US. GET UP. I'M STILL COMING BACK. I DON'T CARE WHAT YOU THINK. YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. I can't breathe. >> I know you can't breathe, but you just threw a brick at me. WHAT DO YOU EXPECT? >> I'M JUST TRYING TO DO IT. YOU THREW A BRICK WHERE I WAS STANDING. I'M JUST TRYING TO DO IT. YOU DON'T ACT LIKE THAT. ACT LIKE AN ADULT. TURN AROUND. I CAN'T BREATHE. I'M TELLING YOU I CAN'T. WELL, I CANNOT HELP THAT. OKAY, MY BEST friend is on the phone. You've got to come and get her. I cannot breathe. I cannot breathe. While detained, the woman continues yelling and states she will return later. >> [snorts] >> Officers secure her and check for additional items before continuing the investigation. I cannot breathe, lady. Hold on a second. I do not have cell service. You're the one who walked away. I'm going to come back. I do not give up. I'll come back. Come on. I'll come back. I do not give You cannot come back here. Look at this. You just got yourself arrested. >> I'm coming Christmas Eve I'm coming back. ON CHRISTMAS EVE >> I'M STILL COMING BACK. IT DOES NOT WORK THAT I'M STILL COMING BACK. STOP YELLING AT ME. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? Stop yelling at me. Having your weapons on you. No. I know where will, little boy. I will be back. Sit up. I can't. Sit up. Okay. Okay, I'm going to tell you something. You are not going to take the handcuffs and put them UNDERNEATH YOUR BUTT. I WASN'T DOING THAT. THAT'S A LIE. GET OUT. YOU ARE THE [ __ ] LIAR. OKAY. WATCH THIS. SIT UP. THIS IS WHERE MY KIDS ARE SLEEPING. SIT UP. MY KIDS ARE SLEEPING IN HERE. Sit up. SIT BACK. I'M TALKING TO [ __ ] I CAN'T [ __ ] SEE. I TOLD YOU THAT. ALL RIGHT, THIS IS WHAT IT IS, RIGHT? I KNOW WHERE YOU LIVE, LITTLE BOY. KNOW THAT. JUST BE QUIET. NO, cuz I know where you live. Okay. Can you just watch her for me? Yes. All right, say that again. You want to throw a brick at you? The brick was Yeah, the brick's right there. >> Wow. That is pathetic. I mean, there's no need to throw The male resident explains he had a brief encounter with the woman months earlier and had not spoken to her since. He reports she arrived unexpectedly, attempted to use a key left in the back door, and tried to enter the home. Threw the brick. So, where do um where Show me what happened and kind of as you're showing me, tell me what happened. >> Um so, I I don't know what time and I didn't talk to her again after that. And it's just literally months. Okay. Um she came here banging on the door. We were getting ready to go to Sky Zone. She came here banging on the door. I said, "Look, let's just sit down. Don't come to my house without calling. I'm not going to open the door." Right. I heard the key turn and she'll tell you I do it all the time. I'm a DJ, so I work till like 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning and I just forgot. And so, she went to go turn the key Oh, did she break this as well? Uh-huh. So, she went to go find the key or she went to turn the key in the in the back door. Uh-huh. And I had [clears throat] that deadbolt on the door, so she couldn't get in. So, I held the door closed and I said, "Please leave my house. You're not welcome here. Don't come to my house without calling." And um You can see it's okay. I I can see. I got to do something >> Yeah. Um and so I said, "Don't come to my house without calling. You know, you need to leave. I'm going to call the police." And I warned her three or four times and she still kept trying to come in. She's like, um "I just want to talk. Delete my [ __ ] out your phone." I don't know what I have in my phone that she wants. Uh-huh. I have nothing in my phone of hers. Uh-huh. So, um she then runs to the the front door here, and I'm thinking that she's going to come and try to turn the key. And she took a brick and I'm back here. And she So, this >> Hey, do you have a security camera? Uh she threw a brick through the front window as well. Probably I Uh my left eye. Thank you. According to the resident, when she could not enter, the woman went to the front of the house and threw a brick through a window, causing property damage. I was saying the security camera Yeah, so she threw this brick through this window. And then the brick on the back is what she threw and over him and I were on the back back porch. So. Yeah. And you know that pictures of those two And that's that'll be good. What is your guys' relationship? How'd she have a key to your place? I left it in the door in the back door. Okay. So, She said she I do it all the time, don't I? So, why was she wanting to come by here then? She I don't know. Because I haven't talked to her. So, I don't know if she's like I guess she's like crazy. Like I don't know. Like Got you. >> But I but I have not talked to her both of her Okay. And I can show you all the messages like she constantly texting me back and forth when I wasn't responding. So, then she comes to the door and I'm like, "You know, you need to leave." I didn't ask her what she wanted or anything like that. And she's like, "Delete my [ __ ] out your phone. I've been calling and texting you. You're not answering the phone." Woo woo woo woo. When when was it that you had your your one-nighter with her? >> Like months ago. And this is she's been still trying to get in contact with you since then? Does she have anything here that would be her property that would give her Does she have no reason to be here? >> No reason at all to be here. Okay. And and I and I am not uh I never made her feel like you know, we was um something or something like that. Okay. All right. So, she's trying the store or the key Which which key to the door in the back door? >> The key was in the back The back door. So, you hear that. Okay. And then we She comes around the front and she gets the brick. She just She didn't even I thought SHE WAS GOING >> SHE WAS GOING TO COME IN AND BUT instead she threw the The resident says he followed her into the alley while on the phone with emergency dispatch to keep track of her location until officers arrived. He states she grabbed him around the neck during the confrontation, though he reports no injuries. The brick to the front window. >> Right. Okay. Yeah. All right. And then what happened when you guys took off down the alley? Did you Did you I went outside I don't have renter's insurance, so I'm like, "This this chick is not going to keep busting out my window." So, I went outside and I said, "Look, I'm going to kick you" You know, I never put my hands on a female. I told her, "I'm going to kick your ass if you don't get out of here. And I'm on the phone with dispatch like, "Please send somebody." So, I just wanted to follow her so that she didn't run off and get away because she needs to you know, go to jail. >> Okay. Well, then she She did a loop around then, obviously. >> Yes. Oh, yeah. Okay. So, she So, we went all the way up the alley Uh cuz I cuz I saw you with a Christmas hat. That's why I came to this way. >> Yes. And then I came out here and Okay. All right. >> to the end of the alley and I just followed her down there and she just kept like grabbing and putting her hands on me. >> Did she show up on photos? Is her car Is this your car? >> That's my car. She showed up on I don't know how she got here. I just Okay. So, she was on the phone with somebody out here. All right. No, sorry. No, it's all right. Um Was there any physical contact between the two of you? >> She She did put her hands on me. I didn't I didn't hit her or nothing like that. I just was trying to push her to get her off of me. And I did follow her down the alley just because I didn't want her to get away. What was she doing to you whenever you said you were pushing her? She was like grabbing me around my neck like this. >> Okay. Yeah, were you scratched or anything like that on your neck or anything? Okay, no injuries or anything like that? Nope. Okay. All right. Uh so, we need to look for a loose key? Yes. All right. Which she might have on her. If she doesn't have it, then I can just What's the possibility that it fell? A big possibility cuz she was moving a lot. Okay. I know she did have it in her hand though. All right. All right. Well, that's why Yeah. Yeah, he's going to come around and get pictures of that. I just wanted to see. Okay. Any other damage or anything? No, I think that's it. She tried to bust that back one out. All right. Yeah. All right. Thank you. What do you want to come in here? Officers document the damaged windows and discuss the sequence of events with each other, noting that the woman also threw another brick near the officer during the encounter. He had a one nighter with her like a month ago. She keeps coming around. So, she tried to fiddle with the key in the door. That didn't work. She goes around the front, grabs a brick, throws it through the window. So, then she come He comes around and the door gets open and then she like launches herself on him and going like this on him. So, he pushes her out. She takes off that way. He's on the phone with 911 just trying to figure out where she's going. When I get here, I'm seeing him running through the alley cuz I'm like, "What the hell's going on with a Santa hat?" So, I'm talking to him on the back stoop, but she comes around and she's [ __ ] us. When I'm telling her to, you know, to chill out and I'm trying to get him to go in the house to separate them, she comes from over there on that side of the yard, grabs a brick, bam. So. >> Hey, you want me to talk to her? If not, You can ask her real quick if she wants to say a statement or anything. She has no reason to be here. They're not in a relationship. There's no property on the inside. Thank you. Can y'all please make sure he delete my stuff before I leave this place? I just want all my messages out of his phone. I do not care about him. I don't want nothing >> the deal. If you're going to ride in the ambulance, but you're going to stay in the handcuffs, because when we're done with the hospital, you're going to the county jail. That's fine. You understand? >> Yep, that's fine. So, I don't even give a [ __ ] no more. I'll let them give me my phone. >> let's not have that attitude, all right? >> I am going to have that attitude because you didn't even try to get my side of the You know what I did? And you know what you did? You know what you did? While in custody, the woman states she wanted the man to delete messages from his phone and claims he struck her earlier, though officers indicate they did not witness that part of the incident. Said, "Fuck you, bitch." Because he threw a glove off me and what did you do? You went to talk to him. >> No, that's because you walked off the other side of the street. I was trying to get you guys to separate. We were separating. >> Right? And then I tried No, you weren't trying to separate us when you were putting your hands on me. I'm just saying. Well, I wasn't there for that part. >> Now, what side But, I can't do anything to help you out if you're going to say, "Fuck you, bitch." and walk off and get a brick and then throw it. That's not very smart. >> Well, I wasn't throwing it to you, so you didn't have to make me >> know what though? I was right next to the person that you were trying to throw it at. >> throwing it at him, either. I was throwing it at the window. >> That's not smart, either way. >> smart. No, it's not. Okay, whatever. Hold on a second. His ass is dead, [ __ ] Walking. I want y'all to know that though. Smart choice. Smart choice. I'm going to kill her though. You were on the side of the road. I was on the side of the road. Yes they know I got your phone. Can I take that? You know. They were right here. No. That's where they were right here. You're fine. You all right? Oh I'm peachy. >> Okay. Yeah. So I think she's I think she essentially is trying to get out of going to jail but she's going to jail. Okay. What she's saying hurting right now? Is her eyes or I thought she said when I was back here she got her face and her eyes against the brick. Yeah she's I had to take a picture of the brick but she walked over there got a brick out of their yard walked back over and we're both on the street and chucked it at him. She said I want to knock your window out. She said I'm going to knock your window out. I'm right there. That's a threat. Yeah. You threw a brick in my proximity and she took a brick through the front window of the house. Did she run from you then or did Well then she took off running this way. Officers discuss potential charges, collect statements from the man and a witness, and advise the resident on how to request a protective order. The woman is transported for medical evaluation before being taken to jail. Right so I came after her and laid it on her in the middle of the roadway right here. It was quite the sight to see I'm sure. You're all right though? Yeah. All right. Yeah. I think I got a little bit of back spray in my eyes but I got to figure out what I'm going to charge her with. Okay. What do you think? What do you think? Getting a proper head inside someone else's property. She tried to hit you with a She tried to throw a brick at you and hit you? She threw the brick on the back porch steps and then she keeps saying that she's going to kill him when she gets out. I told her I said you can't come over here. She said yes I can. She said I'm going to be right back as soon as I get out." Sounds like resisting and criminal damage to me, but Hey, ma'am, can you hear me? Can you hear me? Yes. Okay. Hey, I'm the supervisor working. Do you have any questions on how this call played out? Why you were sprayed? Why I was what? You were >> No, she told me she thought that I was trying to hit her with a brick. And I understand she was standing right next to where I threw the brick at. So, I completely understand. That was my fault. Okay. I just want y'all to know he hit me first. That's the only reason I am this riled up. Okay. And it was that earlier today? Yes. Okay. Before he He was on the phone with her while he was hitting me. And he kept telling her that I was swinging on him. But he had me choked up against the car. You're okay. Hey, real quick, last question I have for you. I'm going to let them tend to you. Are you Where are you hurt? Is it just >> smacked me. That was it. Are you Are you hurt anywhere else where you fell on the road when the officer arrested you? No, I laid down in the road. I didn't fall. So, you're not hurt at all? No, not yet. Okay. Thank you. How's it going? I'm good. Hey, were you the one that was involved in this deal over here? Yes, sir. You got a minute? Can I talk to you? Yes, come on here. AND I assume that you were Did you see what happened? Like Did you see how it kind of played out? >> Yes, I did. Okay. Do you have any questions on how everything kind of played out? Um not really. I understand why they had to use force with the brick at the female officer, so >> As the officer was up here, she threw a brick >> Yeah, and she was really just trying to talk to her. I was the one that was saying I was like, "I want to press charges on her cuz she busted the window out." And I followed her down the alley while I was on the phone with dispatch. And um when the female officer got here, she just came up and she was just trying to talk to the girl, you know, and she's like, "Okay, well, I'll talk to him since you don't want to talk." And when she came When the female officer came up here to talk to me, she picked up another brick. And the female officer said, you know, "Hey, I you know, you need to put down the brick." Right. >> just tossed it and so then she got herself maced. So, Okay. Okay. All right. And what was your first name again? >> Dante. Dante? All right. Any other questions at all? Um how would I go about getting a restraining order cuz she's talking about coming back when she gets out? Good idea. Um So, it's Christmas Eve. Tomorrow's Christmas. Uh first thing Monday morning, go to the courthouse. Mhm. And you can fill for file for an emergency order protection. It's a packet. Mhm. Um you go there. You speak You can speak with um someone at the courthouse and they can direct you where it's at. It's um you can't miss it. It's it's in the the main area. Um and then they'll let you know who to submit it to. And then basically a judge will review the uh the packet and determine if a 2-week emergency order is needed. Okay. And if he does, then he will grant that. She'll be served. And then from there you can file for a 2-year order protection. Okay. So, it kind of it starts at a 2-week and then it can go up to a 2-year. Okay. So, Monday morning if you want to go to the courthouse, What is her last name? 907 they got to call holding. All right. Let me get you on the phone before they come out here and get you. Hello. [ __ ] where the [ __ ] is you? DUDE, I GOT PEPPER SPRAYED every [ __ ] thing. They taking me to jail. That [ __ ] talking about he pressing charges. Call my auntie and tell tell her and my uncle them to get they ass down here ASAP. [ __ ] auntie, we just talked to her. What the [ __ ] IS CALL HER AND TELL I JUST TOLD YOU WHAT'S GOING ON. I'm at the prison right now. These people trying to take me to jail. Call my auntie Nika and tell her what's going on. Okay. I was going to tell you like Officers considered several charges based on the actions observed and reported during the incident. Remember, property disputes and personal conflicts can escalate quickly, making it important to step away and allow authorities to handle the situation. When officers respond to a call, cooperation and clear communication can help resolve the situation more safely for everyone involved. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. Situations like this show how quickly emotions can lead to serious consequences. The officer stayed focused on separating everyone and documenting what happened. Good reminder that showing up uninvited and damaging property can escalate things fast. The tension is already high, or so it seems. What the body cam captures next saves [music] a life pause and comment what you do here. The next incident is when girlfriend stumbles upon boyfriend's secret scam. Police handle the rest. So, he took money from me and now he has my car. On paper, you're not supposed to be here without law enforcement present. Okay. WAIT, WAIT, WHAT? >> MOM, MOM, HEY. I CAN'T GO BACK to the jail. I can't do it. >> I feel like I'm having On February 1st, 2023, officers went to a house after receiving a report that a woman had violated her bail conditions by going to her ex-boyfriend's house. The woman stated that she went there because her ex-boyfriend had stolen money from her and her car. For you? I have an answer. Okay. They'll feed you to Jess. I don't know. When is she getting back? She's She'll be back in about 10 minutes. Okay. All right, I'll just wait for her, okay? All right, thank you. Yeah, she's really upset because her boyfriend um stole her debit card, stole $400 straight out of her bank Okay, I'll get I'll get her statement from her, okay? Justin. Huh? Justin, right? >> Yeah. All right, what what did he steal? He stole I don't even know the extent of it right now because I don't have my debit account. He kind of went and She shows officers transaction records and states several money transfers occurred while she was in custody. She claims he had access to her phone banking apps and passwords. to my bank and withdraw money from my bank. >> Could have. No, but he did steal money and I have the receipts for it. But he also could have done more, but I don't know that yet. I do have proof. >> have? While I was in jail, he had my phone and my car. I requested it to be with my mom. I called him multiple times while I was in the jail. She could not find it. It was in my car with him. Okay. It was charged more than it was, but when I left, my phone was on 4% when I left and my phone was on 14 when I got back. Cash App yesterday, I was in jail at 3:01 a.m. $100 sent to him. $75 sent to him at 7:10 p.m. $71 sent to him at 8:23 p.m. >> share a bank account? >> No. Okay, then how did what how was he able to get hit the He had my phone. He had my online banking. He was able to transfer out of my savings because he had my phone. My passwords are saved on my online banking and he also went into my email, changed my banking passwords, security alerts. I see these. January 31st, I was in jail. Okay. So he took money from me and now he has my car at the moment. >> your from your >> Officers ask about her legal status and learn she signed pre-trial release paperwork. That includes a no contact order and a restriction requiring her to stay at least 500 feet away from the boyfriend's residence. account. Yeah. Y'all don't share account at all? >> No, we do not share any account whatsoever. Okay. All right. >> And he has my car and he was not allowed to take my car. Okay. All right. >> He has my wallet and my keys and my social security number and my ID. >> Yes. Okay. And you just got released from jail. Yes. Okay. What did they serve you at the jail? Um we have a no contact order. Mhm. And what else? >> talked to him. Um they have they they put me on um ROR. ROR, okay, yeah. I know what that is. >> don't know I don't know anything cuz they didn't give me my papers. They didn't give you your papers but you signed them. And I just got them from I signed them but I don't have my papers. But I left them on a bench and and then they said that they couldn't find them. Okay, well I have the papers. >> I don't. Okay. Give me 1 second. On that paper it says you can't be within 500 ft of his residence and this is listed as his residence. Oh yeah, but he my mom and his mom talked and his mom said that he is going to stay there. And my mom cleared that up with him before. >> Okay, I understand that but that should have been explained. >> Officers inform her she is violating the court order and begin placing her under arrest. She becomes upset and states she believed she was allowed to be there because she was told the boyfriend had moved out. It does but right now what I have on paper you're not supposed to be here without law enforcement present. >> Okay. Okay. So what do I do then? So go ahead and put your hands behind your back. >> Wait wait what? They're arresting me mom. Mom wait. Hey. Wait wait no no. Can you stop? Wait wait he stole money from me. He did this. He stole money from her. Okay man. WAIT MY MOM SAID IT was okay for me to COME HERE. WAIT. HEY. MOM. HEY STOP. MOM MOM HEY. NO. MOM. CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. MOM. CALM DOWN. Hey stop. Mom mom stay with me. All right calm down baby. Listen here. THIS IS MOM MOM NO MOM. THIS IS MY I WAS TOLD IT WAS OKAY. I told I told the court. No. No. Family members attempt to explain that the boyfriend was not currently at the home, but officers clarify that the restriction applies to the address itself, regardless of whether he is present. Explain everything to me, okay? Mom, lock the house again. No, come on. Ma'am, you need to put your hands behind your back, okay? No, no. If you don't do that, you're going to you're going to get an extra charge. Do you hear me? If you don't do it Please, I can't, I can't. OKAY, YOU MY MY BABY TOO. Is there anything else I can do? Is there anything else I can do? Am I going to go to jail again? I'm still I'm still going to do a report on what you explained to me, okay? >> No, I can't. No, he said he was gone. He said he was gone. >> Not a report, an arrest. That's my car as well. I want to press charges against you. Okay, all right. I can't breathe. Can I go to the hospital, please? I need an ambulance. That's my car, Kayla. I want him arrested. That's my car, too. Mom, Mom, do you need to I'm the owner of that car, and I Okay, and I hear and I hear They told me that I would be okay coming back here. Yeah, I I don't know. They told me I would be okay. They told me I would be okay if he was up here. Look, I'm I'm right here, honey, okay? He's not here. You need to Let's take Can we go sit down for a minute? While being detained, the woman repeatedly asks if she can avoid going back to jail and requests medical assistance, saying she feels like she may be having a heart problem. Come here real quick. Yeah, can can can everybody >> No, I need you. I need you for a minute. Speak to her here. No, I can't. >> Can everybody just relax for a minute? >> Okay. Here's the thing, okay? He's not here. It doesn't matter if he's here or not, okay? He would He's officially been Hold on, time out, time out real quick. Their lease is up in March. He's out as of March 1st, okay? He has not paid me rent yet. It doesn't matter, okay? He does not live here in my mind. It It matter, okay? I don't want to go back to the jail. Her lease is up in March. You signed papers that said that that you acknowledge that you're not supposed to be here. He has not paid me rent. I know, but he said he was gone and they heard it on the phone. I was in the jail. They set me up or something. What is this? I talked to looking Betsy. I did. I talked to I was only here for 20 minutes and he's not here. He took my car. That doesn't matter. My mom picked me up and she brought me here. Look. How am I supposed to jump out of the car? I'm not, okay? I understand you're upset. I don't know what to do. Look. You're not supposed to be here and you signed papers acknowledging >> I understand that and I'm sorry that I'm here, but I'm here and I can't go back to the jail. I can't do it. I He's not here, please. >> to have to go to the courthouse. It's still listed as his I can't do it. I can't do it, Mom. I can't do it. Okay. You're Right now, you are going to jail. This is our home, my home with my daughter. His listed address is here, okay? Okay. She Since she was arrested last night, she's going He neglected his baby as well. Listen, I I understand what's going on. Officers place her in a patrol vehicle and attempt to calm her while arranging for medical personnel to check her condition. They explain that after the evaluation, she will still need to be processed for the arrest. I'm not, okay? I understand you're upset. I got to explain >> I'm very upset because this is not right. >> This is This is why I got to explain to you, okay? He lives here, okay? I'm sorry that I'm here, but I'm It doesn't matter if he's here or not, okay? This is This is listed address, okay? With the court. Okay, well, then they're going to have to go to the courthouse. Oh, I will go to the courthouse. And get get the no contact order, okay? Amended, okay? But right now, she cannot be here. I THOUGHT I'M GOING TO JAIL, MOM. IF IF SHE NO, MOM. MOM, I'M GOING TO JAIL, MOM. For no There THERE'S NO REASON. MOM. MOM, I'M GOING TO STOP. MOM. OH MY GOD. Can I please get cleaned up? Can I have my phone, please? Can you put it to my mom? Yes. We'll give it to your mom, but you can't have it now. So, there's got to be no evidence. I'm not touching your phone. I didn't delete any evidence off of your phone. Well, can I go to the hospital, please? Can I please go to the hospital? You said I would have an ambulance. I feel like I'm having a heart attack. Can I please Me. Can I please go to the hospital? Can I please go to the hospital? I have I feel like I'm having a heart attack. Put your body in first. Watch your head. Ow. Ow. So, first thing I want to let you know, if you do go to the hospital, they're going to name her. You can't take any anything to drink or eat because they're going to want to do lab work and all that and it can alter it and get things. But, can you step out and stand up so that way we want to at least check your vitals and see what's going on, okay? All right. Yes. Can I do them from the front if I have good I gave you right now. Well, that's not my call. >> Ma'am. I'm Corporal Cavis. I'm one of the supervisors. I'm on scene now. You just resisted and fought my guys. No. There's no snap >> Medical staff check her vital signs while officers explain the next steps. She continues asking about going to the hospital and whether officers will document her claims that the boyfriend took money and her vehicles. Actually, none of that stuff. They're going to check you and treat you and then we're going to go to jail. >> Okay. They'll feed you at the jail. They didn't, though. They're going to check your pulse. They're going to check your stuff and then we're going to go. Am I going to get out of the jail? Uh probably not. so fast. >> Try try not to move your >> When is that? So, I'll be there if they don't have it in the afternoon. He just told me that they had it in the afternoon. Then I missed them before me. I apologize. Do you have anything wrong with your heart or your lungs? Yeah. What's What's your >> like I'm having a heart attack. >> No, what medical history do you have? >> know. I feel like I'm having a heart attack. I need to go to the hospital. Yeah, they're going to check you. Is there an ambulance? They're going to check you. Focus on your Focus on your breathing. Is this the Is this one? Yeah, just take it out of there so it's not where everything is. Okay. I need to go to the hospital. I need to go to the hospital. Slow your breathing down, okay? Slowly breathe in and out. If you control your breathing, everything will start to feel better. I need to go to the hospital. Where's your phone? Huh? I need to go to the hospital. Can I please go to the hospital? Good new? Good? I need to go to the hospital. I feel like I'm having a heart attack. I need to be seen. Do you have a cardiac history? No. Okay, what's making you feel like you're having a heart attack? I can't breathe and I I feel like I'm going to faint and I have not eaten anything and I have not drank anything. You feel the anxiety? Okay. I want to go to the hospital. That's my right. It is a right, absolutely. All right, please go to the hospital. I need to go to the hospital, please. I'll have these in the front. I promise I won't run anywhere. Ma'am, we are not denying you medical attention. I feel like you are. I promise you, we are not denying you medical attention. >> I'll be out of jail in the morning? Do you think I'll be out of jail in the morning? It's up to the judge. Are you guys going to document that he stole from me and took my car? Can I see my mom before I leave? Like if they're good. Yeah. Right. What was that? Ma'am, longer you drag this out it's just going to take longer for you to see go to see a judge and all that, okay? So, if you're really going to be seen All right, sure. She's not going to code out the back of the car? No. As long as she continues to control her breathing I'm going to have you hop in the side of the vehicle real quick. I need to go into the ambulance. Am I being You need to slide to the back of the vehicle. Can I have my rights? Am I going to be able to go to the hospital? They have medical staff on scene. I need to go to the hospital. That's what I need to do right now. Sir, I feel like I'm going to have a heart attack. They just checked you out, okay? I need an EKG. I want to go to the hospital. One of you guys just said cuz she's not going to sign. Um, do you want to sign for her? No. Okay. I need to go to the hospital, please. >> How's your picture? Is your last name? You're denying me my rights. You're denying me my rights. The woman was arrested and charged with violation of pretrial release, resisting an officer without violence and domestic battery. Remember, court-ordered restrictions, such as no contact or distance requirements, apply even if someone believes the circumstances have changed. When disputes involve legal orders or financial claims, reporting the issue through proper legal channels can prevent additional violations. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. This situation shows how complicated things get when court orders are involved. The officer stayed calm while explaining why the address restriction still applied. Hopefully, the financial complaint gets investigated separately. Everyone thought it was too late until the body cam shows the exact second officer step in. Did you predict that rescue? The next incident is when stalker arrested after refusing to leave ex-girlfriend alone. They're not yours. >> Nope. Never had a shared phone plan, nothing. >> Nothing. >> Okay. We have a warrant for your arrest. I just talked on the phone with animal. Okay. We don't know who animal is. >> [music] >> On November 26th, 2023 an officer was called to a residence in regard to a woman whose ex-husband had been stalking her for months. The cop learned that the man had put a GPS tracker on her vehicle along with going on her property and physically watching her through fences and such. The man had also been texting her and still pretending like they were in a relationship. I got That's all right. Put the phone down. Okay. And has put numerous GPS trackers on my vehicle. He followed me around last night, so I believe that he currently still has one on there. I I looked under there and I can't find one. That doesn't mean there isn't one there. Mhm. I have the the trackers in my house. So, last Saturday, the police got involved at Target, which is I guess city, county, I don't know, different from whatever here. Yeah, that's in the county. Right. So, there's an investigation for that, but I haven't even been contacted this whole last week over that. This is still a situation. Okay, where did he follow you last night? Like, what Just kind of give me a walk through of what happened. >> at UTC, my daughter and I walk We were, you know, shopping, walking, watching a movie out there. Mhm. I mean, I don't know, but I know. Okay. Like he's always around. This is like not I feel like I'm being driven crazy over this. So, this is like an ongoing thing, and now I've got my stepdad here involved, and it's like this is nonstop, and it's not going away. Okay. So, he drinks a certain particular beer, and this is >> go in the back, we can show you all the cans. There's cans back there. So, he's parking on the other side. Like this is nonstop, and it's not going away. >> of beer is it? Modelo. Modelo, okay. And And those are the only cans that are back there. It's not going away. >> We can show you where they're at. And you can And you can take My mom is like, "You're going to end up dead before you guys do something," which is really sad. Like it makes me cry. Like this The woman shows officers several devices she says were removed from her vehicle, explaining they were hidden under the car in different locations using tape or magnets. This is not going away. Someone will end up dead if Have you Have you Have you gone down and filed an injunction? Has he messaged you at all on your phone? Anything like that? >> [laughter] >> Okay. What What does he Have you asked him to stop? He's admitted to putting stock putting tracking device. And you have You have all of that? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And Is this the first time you reported it to city police department? Like I know you said you talked to the sheriff's office or Last Saturday, it was reported to up on Target by UTC the same Yeah, the sheriff's office. A deputy I was notified. I'll be able to pull up their report. What I want to see is if we have enough like >> wanted to get my parents involved because I just wanted this to go away. Do you live here by yourself? >> Oh, I They I live with them. You live with them. You guys have cameras or >> Because I got out of his house to come here over a year ago. And you think >> necessarily always putting the tracking device on her car here. He may be doing it at public. I know that. >> Their driveway. Right. >> Because he's right across the street, so he had >> have the trackers you found the last time. She provides additional details including messages and video where the man [snorts] allegedly admits placing the tracking devices on her car. I showed you They're right there in the If Well, if you don't mind what I want to do um is take them and put them into our evidence because the way I want to the way I'm thinking this can go based on like if you as long as you have those text messages and things. >> Yeah. Right. Um I have video of him saying >> up to our criminal [snorts] investigations division which will go to detectives. Um This is like getting to be insane. [clears throat] Like this is not okay. >> And her daughter's boyfriend has video of him saying >> that he put them on there. The the boy said we found four trackers he put on there. He said, "No, I only put two on there." Are you able to get that? He's on his way here. Who is? Oh, the person has the video. Okay. >> Because I told him that he literally is saying that he has >> that he's doing it. >> What's his name? Who? Your ex-boyfriend. Timothy. When's the last time he reached out to you? Like yesterday? Yesterday? >> What did he say? Definitely last night. >> Last night. And you are you responding back or you just Okay. Okay. And you and you've told him numerous times >> I'm getting a restraint Okay. So one of the things that I have Officers collect the devices as evidence and explain they will submit them to investigators so technicians can examine them and verify ownership through digital records. have is a Okay, let me just get what I have. >> Yeah, go right ahead. We're going to go back here and fill in what's going on. So this is This is what we're talking about. This is the original one that I opened but these Well, my hands have been on them. Okay, those are what he put in on your car? >> Underneath, yes. Okay. So then this was the last thing that was found with no phone in it. Okay. Okay. >> And his name is on this. Like he currently doesn't have any power. I turned it on and his name is on here. Like he's not very bright. These, are they are they all phones or where did you find them when you found them on your car? I different spots. I mean there's tape under my car that you can see. Where he put it? >> there. I ripped one of them headlight wire >> Yeah. Yeah. It's an hour late down there in the wheel well. Those they're all trying to be hidden but not very well. >> All right. You don't mind if I take these? I mean I don't know if it's for you to take them or should I take them somewhere? No, I'm going to Well, they're they're going to go in they're going to go into our evidence because like I said, I'm going to send this up to um our detective division because what they can do The officer explains that detectives may need to subpoena phone records and analyze the devices to build a stalking or harassment case. Subpoena like I said, subpoena his phone records. We have detective guys that can go Uh-huh. through these to prove they're his and then kind of build your case as far as you want to press charges, right? >> Yes. Okay. So, that's what would build your case is getting information off of these. You never had any tie to these, right? They're not yours. Never had a shared phone plan, nothing. Okay. But they can be tracked where they're purchased and who purchased them. Right. Yeah, that's that's why I want to put them in. They have him on screenshot at a phone store after on Saturday. On Saturday after I was talking to the police, he went to a phone store. Okay. And then you said you think there's one on your car now? >> I Cuz you know there's some that are very small. >> Well, that's what they're telling me. Right. So, I don't I've looked under there but I don't know. I feel I I feel like there there's no way he can find me. Like >> Now, don't you have a device that can detect those? We don't uh It's available, right? >> available to us. We don't carry it on patrol and it's not readily accessible. But there are other places too that do have it that you can call and they can just like Yeah, some places do um have those. >> detector? >> Yeah. It's It's kind of It'll see if it can find >> what we're looking for. >> Right. It But it could be It could be as big as an AirTag. >> AirTag. I know. They told me AirTags. >> on there. >> AirTag is like this big. >> Right. And you're not going to find it. Um I've seen some that go behind fog lights that are like that big. Right. Um Okay. And you guys said you have a video of him and may be putting trackers on there. >> Yeah, he does. Okay. It's in our messages. My phone's on 1%. I don't have this one. Oh, right here. So, if he's admitted to doing that and you see it, can't you pick him up like right now? I know. That's what I feel like. Like I We have admitted I I I feel like I need you guys to do something. He's admitted to me. He's like, "I'm going to the police station and said, 'Just put trackers on my girlfriend's car. See you later.'" Right. >> Can't you pick him up this minute? We can't pick him up this minute. Um you know, I I get what you're saying, but based on the elements that you need for the harassment and stalking, there's a couple additional >> you at least pick him up and question him today? I mean, I'll go talk to him. Absolutely, yeah. Once I'm done here, I'll go talk to him and and you know, see what his deal is and tell him to knock it off. Okay. Uh of why he's doing this, but it's Like you're going to go to jail for a long time. Or you're going to be on this property and somebody's going to kill you because he is This is where it's coming from. >> trespass him from the property if he's around here. He Whoever told you he has to He doesn't have to be on the property. It's just within the vicinity of the property. So, if he's walking down the street at the corner of of Pelican, And the neighbors are like this is like the neighbors now know. Like this is like the neighbors now >> here. >> know. Right. It's the same with Publix. I don't know who told you he has to be on the property of Publix. As long as the managers are okay with it. >> Yes. Okay. There's paperwork. I have my manager saying Right. And he's in the vicinity. He can be trespassed from Publix. I don't know who told you he has to be on the property. That's not true. >> The managers think that he has to be there. They had the police come. >> It may I don't know why the manager He just has to be within the While officers continue the report, the woman spots a vehicle she believes belongs to the former boyfriend driving near the residence. vicinity. So, if he's within the vicinity and if and if an officer arrives and tells you like, "Hey, we can't trespass him from here cuz he's not on the property." >> I will go there right now and tell the managers do it right now. >> Right. As long as the >> him trespassed because they are This is obnoxious. This is insane. Right. They all are aware of this. Like it's like they're My daughter also works there. Like they're looking out for it. Like this is not a Okay behavior. >> Has he come into Publix? Not recently, but yes. I mean, I don't know. And her >> [clears throat] >> her vehicle may have a tracker on it. Right. Probably. I didn't even think about that. Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. Because that's Yeah, it's like All right. Give me one Let's say you don't want to take these. Give me 1 second. I'll be right back with you, okay? And it's a continued pattern. Yeah. Yes. That's him. He's coming. Yes, that's him. >> he's going to turn. Yeah, that's him. Right there. Yeah. So, that's Yes. Yes. Yes, it is. He's probably going to end up back here. No, he If he saw the police off Like Well, he He might turn. And is that where he gets back here? Officers approach the vehicle and stop the man instructing him to keep his hands visible and place his phone down. I'm talking to him, Briggs. Okay. >> Oh my god. Like this is Yeah. Like welcome to my life. This is nonstop. Okay. Um >> He's not that bright. He's inside. I'm telling you this is not okay. This is not going like I've told you before. He's not going to stop. >> Yes. How often does he drive by here? >> Nonstop. Nonstop. Ask the neighbors. They all know. All right. Like I haven't wanted to get This [clears throat] is my stepdad and I haven't wanted him to get involved because he can be a lot and I've just thought I could deal with this on my own and be like, "Leave me alone. This is a year and a half now." Leave me the [ __ ] alone. Like get a life. Like we're broken up. Like get a [ __ ] life. Right. Like move on. Find another girlfriend. Like what the [ __ ] And it's nonstop. It's not going away. Have you blocked his number? No, because I feel like I need to know what he's doing. Okay. Like I blocked his number from my phone. >> no response. You guys aren't responding to him or anything like that. Okay. >> It's like he met he like sends me things to know that he's here. Like when I was at the parade with my mom and my family, he sent me a picture of where I sort of was. Okay. >> Like You still have all that, right? >> Yeah, it's like to show here I am. Has he ever been physical with you? Yes. In the past, yes. Did you report it or just There's He's been arrested for it. Okay. Okay. Yep. All right. So that's again, that's all stuff they put together. Um Oh yeah, he keyed my car. I don't know if you want to take pictures of that. When did he do that? A couple weekends ago. And that detective said they took pictures of it. >> they? All around the whole car. Got a scratch here, here. Let me see. Right. And nobody's Nobody's watching. This is what was ripped off? >> Yeah. And that was bent. Like uh then I had that fixed up. He's not smart. Which I I mean [laughter] Well, that's They make They make little trackers that you can actually buy on Amazon And it is it is magnetic so do Obviously your wheel wells and a lot of Oh, I see it. Yep. All right, just keep your hands where we can see them. Hands. We'll explain everything in a second, okay? Don't be reaching for nothing. All right. Just turn around face the That's right. Put your phone down. Okay. Of course. During the stop, officers inform the man that he has an active arrest warrant and place him in handcuffs. What do you got there? Give me the phone. You have a warrant for your arrest. I just spoke with the phone with animal. Okay, we don't know who animal is. We have an inside >> city. We don't work for the county. Who's animal? Who's animal? Deputy animal. I know, but who is he to you? Right here on the phone. He's still there. He says I don't have any warrants. You do. It actually just got issued today. So, that's probably >> Officers confirm the warrant was recently issued and arrange for the man's vehicle to be handled while he is taken into custody. Why, he didn't know. So, what we can do is Is your son anywhere close? University. Okay, and you think they'd be able to come get your vehicle? >> Absolutely. Does he have someone to drive him to come get it? Probably. Okay. Otherwise, what we can do is we can park it over here for you and you sign a piece of paper saying you want it left here. Okay. That's up to you. Do you mind if I just say something real quick before I know what you're talking How am I going to be? >> can't wait here all night for your son, you know, to come get your car. >> Do you mind if I just say something? Say it again? Do you mind if I just say something? The man was taken into custody after officers discovered he had an active arrest warrant issued earlier that day. The arrest itself was based on the warrant rather than a new charge at the scene. Remember documenting repeated unwanted contact and reporting it to authorities can help establish evidence in harassment or stalking investigations. Providing physical evidence, messages, and recordings can assist investigators in building a case. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. That must be incredibly stressful to deal with for that long. Good thing she kept the devices and messages as evidence. Glad the officers took the time to collect everything and follow up. You think this call can't get worse? The body cam captures the exact second officers rush in comment if you felt that spike. The next incident is when drunk woman spells her name l i a r. How do you spell your first name? >> l i a R STOP TOUCHING ME! >> [screaming] >> CALL 911! STOP! >> [music] >> ON JUNE 8TH, 2021 officers responded to a motel after staff report an intoxicated and disruptive woman causing a disturbance on the property. I need me to call you guys who would not leave there if I don't call you. >> I didn't want you to call you guys. >> Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, okay. Why would I want you to call you guys? What's your name? My name is Kirsty Fountain. Kirsty what? Fountain. Okay. All right, guys. So, putting me in a foreign contest and sending me on the road, I don't know. Okay, well, you shouldn't >> When officers arrive, they speak with the woman and ask for her name. She gives inconsistent answers and at one point spells her name l i a r. You're speaking to them like that. Why? >> Pretty disrespectful. >> Cuz he cuz he has gas. How do you spell your first name? How do you spell your first name? l i a r Okay. Let's just play this game then. Turn around for me. Yeah, thank you. Turn around for me. Can you just put your back to me? I'm not going to do this. Cuz you're horny and Right over here. Oh. Oh. THIS IS STOP. STOP KICKING ME. GET UP. OH [screaming] MY GOD. OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD. PLEASE, SOMEBODY HELP ME. I NEED YOU. >> [screaming] >> PLEASE, I'M NOT GOING to let you anywhere else. Sit up. What the [ __ ] IS THIS? >> [screaming] >> I AM SITTING IN THE WOODS. I'M GOING TO DIE IN THE WOODS. Who is she? Who is she? After repeated uncooperative responses, officers instruct her to turn around as they prepare to detain her. Leave me alone, you [ __ ] [ __ ] >> [screaming] >> Hey, can you get him for me real fast? Will you get him for me real fast, the owner? Do you know what her name is? The woman refuses instructions and begins resisting as officers attempt to place her in handcuffs. I have to do this first. Okay. So, she's not staying here or nothing? No, that wasn't very What? No. Just hang out for a minute. I'll I'll be able to get something FOR STAND UP. >> [screaming] >> USE YOUR LEGS. >> [screaming] >> OFFICERS CONTINUE GIVING commands while maintaining control of the situation and working to SAFELY RESTRAIN HER. >> [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] >> MOTEL STAFF REMAIN NEARBY while officers keep the woman detained and attempt to manage the disturbance on the property. You done? What's that? >> [screaming] >> Well, I can't drive you to Colorado. Officers complete the detention and prepare to remove her from the scene while addressing [snorts] the earlier disturbance reported by the motel. He's got her. Step out here. Stop, Reese. Stop. Stop. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> Stop. >> Okay. The woman was charged with resisting arrest, public intoxication, and disorderly conduct. Remember public disturbances combined with intoxication can quickly lead to police involvement and legal consequences. Following lawful instructions from officers can help prevent a situation from escalating. 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