Get your off. I don't know him. What the He going to come over here and accuse me of some dumb [ __ ] Do you think he's capable? Yeah, 100%. Hey, come here. She has an entire lump on the side of her head right here. First, it didn't stand out. Then it did. Within minutes, officers realized this wasn't a normal call and what they were seeing inside the home didn't make sense. Consequences are going to be resolved. Hey, we're looking for a adverse. This is when hero cops couldn't believe what lived inside this disturbing home. Here is LawZone where features real police body cam footage documenting how officers handle tense and unpredictable situations as they happen. The first incident is that teen plays victim after he terrorizes whole family injuring two little brothers. Get your off. I don't know him. What the He going to come over here and accuse me of some dumb [ __ ] On April 22nd, 2024 police were dispatched after receiving a call from an 18-year-old reporting a dispute with his father over an incident involving his younger brother. According to the caller, the situation escalated when his father confronted him about what had happened. When officers arrived at the residence, the accounts provided by both parties were notably conflicting. And then he's trying to scream and stuff. I'm backing up the whole Hello. Hello. >> What's going on, guys? Um my son called. He's in there. Where's he at? He's inside of the house. >> In the garage? Okay. My 10-year-old and 18-year-old were out here playing basketball. >> Okay. Not sure exactly what occurred. Okay. My 10-year-old came in there saying his head hurt, and that my older son picked him up and the ground >> Okay. twice. Got you. >> He had grass on his hair. Okay. But, he had a headache. What's up, man? So, um You were talking to me? Yeah. He was escorting the guy away. He went to ask him why he put his hands on him. He pushed him. He pushed him back, tearing his shirt off, causing him screaming. The 10-year-old or Told him, "I'm going to confront him." Yeah. "Why are you putting your hands on my child?" He's an adult now. He's a He just turned 18. I asked him, "Why are you putting your hands on my son?" His story is there was a dog, and he grabbed his shirt or something. My son's got a knot on his head. He's got red ring around his neck. He then admits he grabbed his shirt. I said, "Well, if you're putting your hands on him in any capacity, you know, that's not okay. Don't put your hands on him, regardless." He said, "I didn't put my hands on your son." And he goes out into the garage. I go into the garage. I say, "Who do you think you're speaking to like that?" You know, and not in obviously in such a calm way. Who is this? This is my grandmother. Sorry. Does anybody need medical? I think we have fire rescue standing >> young my 10-year-old, you know, he's he's saying he's not feeling well, so You want Go Go sit inside till they get here. Okay. Yeah, they're coming. So, he gets in my face. The mother confirms the confrontation and describes the older sibling as defensive during questioning about the incident. Starts flapping up on me. >> Uh-huh. He grabs my shirt. >> Let me see it. Here you go. He grabs my shirt. Push him off me. Grab my shirt again. He rips my shirt. Can Can you grab my tape top right there? I back off because we've been in this situation before. It's It gets physical, and then he says he's going to put me in jail. This is my shirt that I had on that he was grabbing on. I mean, it's kind of faded, but, you know, I got a little redness. I don't want to press no charges or nothing. I He just >> biological son? >> Yes, sir. He just turned 18 the 3rd of April. He's been doing this all year. Is he diagnosed with anything? Uh we don't know if it's mental, it's supposed to be just physical, but >> Okay. he's been continuously So my younger children, I have a 8-year-old as well, 10-year-old, you know, it's sibling stuff, but you know, he's getting older. Okay. And what was your name? My name is Ma'am, did you witness this? So just tell me what happened. The 18-year-old explains his version. He claims he was trying to protect his sibling from a loose dog. And any fall was accidental during that effort. Basically, we asked him what happened. He went to confront him. My son got really defensive. He tried to you know, get him off of him and he came back 10-year-old's inside? Okay. came back towards him pulling on his shirt telling him like get him to calm down. Then he was like you're going to jail. I told him he needs to find somewhere else to stay. Okay. And he said okay, then I'm going to call the cops. You're going to jail. Hey, man. All right. All right, what's up, man? Good. All right. You don't have any cameras out here? I don't. I see it looks like the one neighbor has one over there. He says that the dog was in the yard, but you know, I I didn't really get to talk too much to him because you know, mom was taking care of him. So what's going on today, man? Uh so I was playing outside with my little sibling like I haven't been in no trouble whatsoever all day. This dog ran from over there, was chasing him. Okay. So I'm trying to grab his shirt so that the dog don't try to bite him. Uh-huh. He falls his head. They get mad, so I'm overreacting. I'm trying to tell him like I didn't hit him. Yeah. He's in my face. He's like, don't touch my kids. I'm trying to back up. He pushes me. Who pushed you? He pushed me. Yes. Okay. Where did this happen? On uh in the garage. In the garage? I I'm hurt right here. He further states that the father initiated physical contact in the garage, causing him to defend himself. Officers document visible marks on him. There's marks on me right here. Do you need any medical medical attention or anything? >> Okay. Whatever that situation with the dog happens, then both of you guys go inside the house? Yeah, I went in I went in the garage. That's my room. Oh, in the room right here. Right in the garage here. Okay. He followed me in there. >> followed you? And then he's trying to scream and stuff. Yeah. I'm backing up the whole time. What does he tell you when he's screaming at He's like, "Why you keep putting your hands on my kids?" I said, "I didn't touch him. Like, he's lying." Cuz he's mad that I told him that he has to come in the house because he was messing with the dog, no shoes on, running around. Got you. Where's the Where's the dog? There was a dog that lives right there. In this house right here? Yeah. Okay. It ran out of the out of that patio. Got you. So, basically, my little brother was trying to like get revenge or whatever cuz he's mad I made him come inside. He makes up the story. So, then you hit him? >> Right. I'm trying to tell him like I didn't hit him, but he keeps cussing, escalating. Then he put his hands on me, so >> Got you. I already went to jail for getting in a argument with him. Yeah. So, the only thing I can do is call the cops. >> So, I mean, they said that he has grass in his hair and stuff. Is that from him falling in the Exactly. It was right here. Right over here? Mhm. You said you were trying to pick him up so the dog doesn't bite him? We were both running and I'm grabbing him. With my momentum, I'm heavy. He falls. Okay, so he fell. Were you Were you trying to like keep him away from the dog and stuff? And he fell over here, you said? Yes, sir. Okay. I know I've been out here before and stuff, but let me get your name real quick. So, at any point did you put your hands on your dad? Uh I was trying to reach for his shirt. For his shirt? >> Only just not to fall. Like, I can show you where we're at. Like, >> Got you. It was a little opening. One of my legs was caught right here. >> Mhm. So, you tried to grab onto his shirt so you don't fall. So, other than that, you never put your hands on him? >> No, sir. Uh what is your first name? Christopher. Christopher? All right. So, were you guys out here playing basketball and stuff? Yes, sir. So, you guys were playing basketball then the dog got loose. Yeah. You guys started running, you picked picked him up try to keep him from getting bit from the dog and then he so he fell over here. Did you see where he fell or anything like that? I know he hit his head. Yeah his head? Okay so then after he Officers compare accounts and note inconsistencies. They begin documenting injuries and gathering statements from all parties. So what happened you guys just take off running inside? >> Well I'm trying to pick him up. I'm like you good you good? Cuz he's crying. I don't want him to start crying make a scene stuff. Pick him up. He goes in the house he was fine. Got you. But then I started messing with him a little bit. I like I have a friend that he knows. I was trying to clown him. I was like oh he's acting like a baby. So then he gets mad and tells my parents that I hit him. Okay. You mind if I take a picture of the credit stuff? That bruise is on your arms all like this? All right is that the only area that you think you got a bruise at or? >> a little bruise right here. That was when he fell when he pushed you right in the garage? Okay so when he pushed you then you fell back? Right. You sure you don't need any medical attention from them you good? Okay. All right give me one second now we'll be right with you okay? Can you just stand over here by the car real quick? All right so he was saying that he was out here with his little brother. They were basketball and stuff. Said a dog got loose from I think that house over there. He tried to like pick him up so the little dog doesn't bite him. Then when they got to this point over here he falls his little brother falls. He tried to help him up again you know lift him up and then that's when they run inside the house. And so when they got inside the house um he went to his room which is the garage over here. He was in the garage um and then all his dad I guess his little brother told him that he pushed him and he hit his head. So then the dad came over here started arguing with him and stuff. He said that dad was like getting in his face. He pushed him. So he tried to grab that shirt as I fall back. He has a big scrape over here. It's like he's cut over here. Okay. It's a big scrape on on the side over here too. So that's when he like he tried to grab that shirt. He said I know I didn't hit him he just tried to grab that shirt as he doesn't fall back. But he eventually fell. So that's about it. Uh I haven't seen the little kid yet. Okay. Briefly. So. Yeah you were thrown or? Yeah I have I took photographs of him already. I can take one of you. of that as well. Yeah, yeah, you want to do that. The younger sibling reports being forcefully lifted and thrown to the ground twice with visible injuries to the head and neck. His account differs from the older sibling's version. Yeah, they said that they were out here playing basketball and a kid came in and said that he picked him up by the and threw him on the ground a couple times. He's got apparently a bump on the back of his head which I haven't felt yet. He's got a redness around his neck which I haven't seen yet. When they confronted him about it, he started coming after that, ripped his shirt off, started scratching at dad and stuff like that, said that, you know, you're going to go to jail and this and that. I see. All right, so you haven't seen the 10-year-old yet? No, not yet. You want to go and photograph them and we'll go from there. Got you. All right, I'll hang out with him. Yeah. I need my shirt. You're good. You don't know what you're talking about, right? You realize you don't know what you're talking about, right? Yeah, get your ass on. You just talking, bro. You just talking, bro. You just talking, bro. You don't know what you're talking about. All right. All right, keep it going. Keep it going. Keep it going. Good. All right. For no [ __ ] reason. Bro, I don't know him. What He going to come OVER HERE AND ACCUSE me of some dumb [ __ ] You don't know what he's talking about. Yeah. Like what? Grown ass man. Stay here, man. Or you can have a seat on the chair, either or. Hey, hey buddy, how's it going? So, you got a bump on your head? It's not really a bump. Okay, can I see it? Where is it at? It's a little bit sore. Okay, so you got a anything else happen to you other than the bump on the head? Really, I just got twice. So, what happened? I got slammed. You got slammed twice? Okay, how did that happen? So, technically, we me and my big brother, he was we were playing basketball, right? Okay. So, the first time he slammed me, it was a choke slam. And what do you remember where it happened? Was it here on the grass or was it on the road or in the on the grass? Okay. And the second time, I'm not really sure like if it was on the concrete cuz it was right there where he slammed me or the grass and he picked me up all the way down and he did with a little more force. Okay. All right, is there anywhere else you got hurt or like any bruises or anything anywhere else? No, this is just I know I see it's like you're a little bit redness on your neck, I think. Let's see. Yeah, it's a little bit red over here. You mind if I take a photograph of that? Okay, let me just take a photograph real quick. Based on statements and observed injuries, officers determined probable cause and placed the 18-year-old under arrest despite his continued denial. So at any point was there any dog involved? Uh yes, my neighbor's dog. Mhm. It was out there so I was trying to like let him know and then that's the second time when he got mad at me. Okay. Told me to come to him so he took his shirt off Mhm. and then he picked me up and Got you. So the dog never chased you guys? Well, he didn't really chase me. Okay. The dog didn't ever chase you? So at no point did the dog start running after you guys? So he just got mad at you because you went to the neighbor's house to let him know that the dog was outside and that's when he got mad and he slammed you. All right, just give me one second, buddy, all right? Hey Dutch. Um yeah, so he told me that you have some scratches on your on your body as well. I mean it was kind of red a little bit. >> Okay, let me just take a photograph of that if if you don't mind. He's already gone. Of course you want to screenshot my mouth with your paramedic like who the [ __ ] Damn, body slam nobody, bro. What? He said, "Do you realize you're an adult, right?" And that's Did you slam a 10-year-old? Like no, you don't know what you're talking about. Hey, just don't say anything. The best thing to do is just keep your mouth shut in situations like this. Cuz anything you say they can use against you. There there should be no reason I'm going to jail. I called the cops on him so he makes up a story to try to I understand what you're saying, but I'm just saying if All right, see you, buddy. Yeah, I mean his statement is kind of consistent with the injuries and stuff, so might be a 10-15. That's what it seems like. Yeah, yeah, juvenile saying that, you know. All right, man. You need to hand the phone to her. Hand the phone. Hand the phone. And he's placed under arrest, okay? Uh after what? The domestic violence. Christopher Yep. I want I want a lawyer. Just stay there. All right, we're not going to ask you any questions. Yeah, no, you're good, man. Just personal questions, like name and date of birth and all that kind of stuff. I'll be right back. I'll tell you after. Are you recording the answer? No comment. All right, fine, then. All right, we're going to hang up now. Thank you. Yeah, he wants his lawyer. Yeah, that's fine. We're not asking him any questions, anyway. Anything you want to leave here or anything like that? Uh yeah, well, you'll probably going to take it. I got a vape in my pocket. I don't even speak English. This is my wife. Okay. Anything else or anything like that? No, sir. No. I actually just have a vape here. I want to see the vape. All right. All right, let me have a seat here. Uh uh I'll do a DVA sheet. Yeah, man. I'm sorry, ma'am. I want to call my son. I'm sorry. I want to call my son. Yeah, yeah. He's on the other side. I love that. You love I I hope I hope >> I hate you. All right, ma'am. If he doesn't want to talk to you, ma'am, just step away. Lying ass. He's uh You ain't [ __ ] Uh what kind of medical history does he have? He has seizures. OTHER than that, nothing else? He's been known to use drugs and alcohol. That's uh Okay. Got you. Okay. I'm going to have your husband sign this. This is just the rights and remedies. This is just explaining about bond hearing and everything like that. There's going to be a no contact order. He'll be allowed back here one time. You got his 43, right? Yeah, yeah. I'll add it all to the report. All right, thank you. All right, now I just need you to sign this. It's just a rights and remedies form. Okay. >> It just um tells you what happens about the bond hearing and his conditions and stuff like that, but there's going to be a no contact order uh placed here and then um I guess he's on probation. Yeah. He's going to violate his probation as well. So, he's probably not going to get out for a a little bit. He was on juvenile probation and now now because he's an adult, how does that work? Well, he's still on the juvenile probation. So, they'll still violate >> not supposed to have any negative contact. >> Yeah. That's for sure. Cool. Thanks. Any questions before we take off? All right, guys. Try to have a better night. >> All right, boys. Step up. Walk this way. I'm flipping him the bird. All right, let's Come on, this way, dude. You're going to follow his red footsteps out of here and then you're Okay. No way. ALL RIGHT, FIRST THINGS FIRST, PICK UP UM TAKE OFF THOSE real quick. Let me check them. You can put those on if you like. See if you're going to get cold in there. The 18-year-old identified as Christopher Michael Sears was arrested for battery involving a minor without great bodily harm and domestic violence battery. Remember, conflicting accounts in high-stress situations highlight the importance of clear communication and de-escalation. Physical confrontations within households can quickly lead to legal consequences when injuries are reported. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. The different stories really show how hard it is for officers to figure out what actually happened. Things escalated so fast between everyone involved. It's interesting how the officers focused on injuries to guide their decision. 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 kid calls 911 after mom's ex won't stop harassing her. I want you to listen to one of the messages that he sent. Oh, I know you just called the cops. Now you want to do that and you want to play games like that? On June 21st, 2024, a woman contacted the police regarding her former partner who continued reaching out to her despite being under a legal restraining order. She had received countless voicemails and messages and could no longer tolerate the harassment as she feared for her safety as well. Officers responded to the scene and gathered additional details from her upon arrival. Consequences are going to be resolved. Okay. And I kept telling him, you have to stop. We don't want >> Did he leave you any kind of a voice message or anything? He said if the police come, tell them to make sure they tell them I have a pistol on me. He said he's not going down easy, but this isn't the first rodeo with him. And so he got out a month ago and he's just completely obsessed. And I'm looking at you. All that I want to do is be with you. Stop being abusive to me. I'm being nice to you. My action plan was when I asked you in New York to take me out of New York, to get away from all that junk. I don't want to fight you. I just want to love you. Did you run him? Not yet. Care for you, do things for you. He never does anything. He just won't stop. I keep saying no. He won't leave us alone even if my son's like, call the police. Where do you live at? >> Right down the street. He has been staying with these people. They've been trying to help him for some reason. >> you park here and not at your house? >> Okay, cuz he took off on the bicycle and he didn't want to lose sight of him. He came back down, got off his bike. My son was recording it. He's like, so I backed up because I thought maybe he's going to punch the window out and then he came down here. He stopped at the driveway, he yelled some more and then he went into the driveway. So I >> So he's at that house over there? I hope so. He could have ran. He's ran before. They picked him up in the trailer park across from the high school last year, gave him another 6 months. Who are you to him? We were together since 2010, had a child in Officers review additional messages and video recorded by a family member showing the individual approaching the residence on a bicycle. 2013 and by 2017 he had been going to prison for domestic. So ex baby daddy? Yes. So you guys had a child together. What did he go to prison for? Punching me in the face on a >> For domestic battery. He went to prison got out and then violated his injunction? He got out of prison up in New York. He violated parole by cutting his ankle bracelet off. He don't care what he does. >> Okay, and this injunction is from New York. So your son is the one that called? My older son. Because I couldn't because I couldn't get on the phone in front of You got four different messages from today. You've only listened to this one here. You want to go listen to these three? Yeah, it's fine. It's I don't even listen to them. It's just constant. It doesn't stop. If I don't say yes Please, I love you. You said that your son recorded a video on his phone? Yeah. Or is Oh, it's on this phone. I'll get my license. Yeah, do you want to grab that phone as well? The woman describes recent behavior including showing up at her home, repeated calls and prior violations of the order. Officers assess the situation as escalating. Okay, this is him on the bicycle. I think he reapproaches us. See? Comes right at us. He's emailing us the injunction. He says it can't be within a mile of her house. But this is the address on his driver's license. And this injunction's from 2016. >> What case is that? Well, he got arrested in August for violating 67. I'm assuming this one. I also want you to listen to this. Right. To my knowledge, she's not aware of that or that message. Literally, we just found him behind our red building. Oh, he was in that trailer park? Yeah, he was hiding behind the red building when we pulled up. And we saw him behind the red building looking at us. He was peeking like this. >> Yeah, he was on the property. Officers discuss the voicemail content and prior history noting that the language and context may qualify as a threat given past incidents. It was like this. Oh, I have video in my phone of him at our house the other night banging on the windows. With that message, you made a threat. You're going to get [ __ ] up. I'm going to do what I normally do. >> Is that direct enough? Like obviously still a violation. Let's say that you and I have a history of domestic violence to the point where you get an injunction against me. I've already violated this injunction to the point where I got arrested less than a year ago. On top of that, I call you say, "Oh, you called the cops on me? I'm going to do what I normally do. You're going to get [ __ ] up." Sounds very much like a threat to me. Come here. Give me just a second. I want to make sure that we got all our ducks in a row. Well, yeah, but I just want to make sure if he goes and does some squirrely Well, he said he won't go down without either being killed or killed. I got you. I just hang out over there with my partner. >> All right, I'm so sorry. I just wanted you to know. He's He's gone to prison a total of 4 years. I mean, I just That was my thing. I was like, she's driving. That's the sky. The woman explains she delayed calling police hoping behavior would improve, but recent actions caused her to feel unsafe. Yeah, but she also has a She has a message that says, "Cuz he he calls in I'm going to do She was scrolling." Yeah. Just So, how long have you been receiving these messages? A week long. A lot. What made you call today? Well, I figured I'd let him know it's not going to We don't want him in the house. He gets obsessed and then if I don't say yes, then calling calling calling calling calling. It's random calling. It's random showing up. So, I give him a little bit of little bit of chance to show us what he was worth and what he was going to do when he got out this time and it all fails. He can't do anything for nobody. He's doing drugs. There's no consistency. And he doesn't do anything for him and then if he he can't have me, he uses him as the pawn. But I didn't want to call. He'll stop. He'll stop. He He won't stop. I'm literally working, he's calling me. Sleeping, he shows up at my house banging at my windows. Buy new clothes there. Just got out a month ago. I didn't think I needed to call right away again. I thought he was going to change. Officers collect a written statement and advise her to remain in a safe location while they attempt to locate the individual nearby. He's only gone to jail all these times for doing this exactly So what made you think he was going to change? Cuz I'm hoping he would for him. He's 36. So he left the house. You guys just got back from the store. He's behind the red building and then what happened? He can try to harass, call, and break all the rules on me and make me feel the most vulnerable, but as soon as you guys come, he's running. He's a woman abuser. Whenever there's a guy, he's like scared of that. But whenever there's a girl, he's not scared. What's the closest you got to him, you think? Put his leg down. Tried to run at us at this point. So he was about right here. Okay. Do me a favor. I want you to listen to one of the messages that he sent. Yeah, it's his most recent one. Oh, I know you just called the cops. First of all, um just wanted to let you know that you want to do that and you want to play games like that. Now well, you just tried to take off and pass me. So I guess that I'm going to do what I normally do. You like to No. Here it is. You're going to get [ __ ] Uh-huh. What does he mean by that, do you think? He assaulted me while I was pregnant with him. He's punched me. He's choked me. He's thrown me around multiple times. This was in New York. We went to trial one time. Like he's not going to stop. If you don't catch him tonight, I can't probably stay at my house because I don't know what he's capable of. Have you been contacting him? We had civilized contact for just a like a short window. >> When was that? Last weekend for Father's Day. And by Monday, he was not around. >> If there's an injunction in place, we can't >> be doing that. The injunction is to be up in August after 8 years. So I said, well, we're almost there, but please >> going to the courthouse getting a non-expiring injunction. Correct. That's what I want injunction. I was hoping that this time when he got out in May, that he would show us awesomeness. So, I said either A, he's going to be good, or B, we're getting a full order of protection. >> Right. So, here we are. If he doesn't get caught tonight, I don't know what could happen to me. Hey, so this is basically a written statement form? Pretty much. Just Officers locate a man matching the description. When approached, he runs and is pursued before being detained and taken into custody. Is write what happened and >> Are you guys going to try to fetch him out from over there? What's that address? Yeah, I'm going to give that to you. Okay. All right, we'll be right over here. I got to get some paperwork for you. Hiding. That's the first time he's ever made any kind of a threat. Do you Do you think he's capable? Yeah. Oh, yeah. 100%. Swear it on my life. Do us a favor. Don't go home yet. Go somewhere safe. I'll call you in a little bit with whatever result we come up with, okay? Okay. Okay. Sheriff's office, what's going on, boss man? Hey, we're looking for He's not here. He's not here? You have your ID with you? I don't know what you mean my ID. Cuz you look exactly like him. I do not look anything like him. When was the last time you seen him? I haven't seen him in a couple weeks. Yeah, a couple weeks? Yes. Well, what's going on? Uh, he's wanted for a couple felonies. What did he do now? Domestic violence. Again? Yeah. Same thing he always does. How many of them 24-packs you put down in one sitting? Don't look at me. I don't drink. You sure? Yeah. I just got back from the bar. Hey, well you over 21, aren't you, young man? No. No? I'm only 14. Oh, you're only 14? Ah, well. You ain't Just don't drive. I don't even drive my own car. Well, there you go. There you go. So, somebody saw him riding his bike down this driveway. Today? Today? Like an hour ago. Should be there. Yeah. I don't want to make a report. No, I appreciate it. I'm going to be home then. That was like, oh, I him." Yeah, I I know. Hey, COME HERE. COME HERE, BUDDY. COME HERE. BACK AROUND THE FRONT OF THE HOUSE. RIGHT NOW, WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT? STOP RUNNING, CAROL. SO, YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. COME HERE. GO BACK TOWARDS THE HOUSE NOW. After arrest, the man acknowledges the restraining order, but denies making threats. Officers cite the voicemail and prior conduct as grounds for charges. Stop running. You are under arrest. Stop running. He went back that way. Come back to the ground. GET ON THE GROUND. I'M DOWN. YEAH, DON'T YOU MOVE. I'M DOWN. Don't move. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK RIGHT NOW. Hands behind your back. Don't you move. Please, can you get my Uh-uh. cellphone? What am I getting arrested for? Just be quiet. I'll explain everything in a second. 10-15, clear station. You're slowing everybody else down. I'm sorry, guys. Can I get my Can I get my cell phone? All right, dude. Get up. Now you got resisting. Let's go. Get up. Make sure you didn't drop anything there. Please, can I get my cell phone to my mom right now? It's in my left pocket, please. Dude, this one? Mom, can I get my cell phone, please? >> No. Mom, please? Listen, hey, if it was on you, it's going to jail with you. Why? Why can't it go with me? Because you're under arrest. So, why can't I get it like leave it You ran from us like an If you don't want to run, I didn't. So, come on. Why am I getting arrested, though? Go, bro. You're coming at me like a violent people. Just walk. Yeah. What do you What do you expect that somebody going to do? Here. They're going to run. Stop over there. My radio came in now. Tingled my legs so I almost fell. And now I'm on a road opening the back too. Giving out directions. Yeah. You guys got me in handcuffs. Hey, I'll explain everything to you in a second, dude. Let's walk out to the street. >> No, I have rights. Why am I getting arrested then? We'll tell you in a second, give me just a minute. What crime? We'll tell you, give us a minute. You know, if maybe you would have stopped and talked to us, we would have told you cordially. But then you had to take off and keep running. After >> After I told you you were under arrest, you continued to run. Like an aggravated assault or battery, you would have got tased. Or dog bit. Yeah. All right, dude, you're going to stand in the front of this car, all right? Here, face towards the car for me. Just like that, don't move. You got anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me, or stab me? Hey, you got anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me? >> Please. Please. Answer the question. Do you have anything that's going to poke him, stick him, or stab him? No, he took my knife. Perfect, okay. But I'm releasing it to her. Is this camera on? They are. But I'm giving you guys permission. It doesn't matter. I really don't care. All right, yeah, I really don't care. So, permission right now. If it's on your person, it's going to go with you to the jail. Yeah. This property is going to be in here. Sit down. I'll explain everything to you in just 1 second. All right. What am I getting arrested for? Hang on. We got to make sure you're Mirandized. Yeah. Hey brother, yeah, let me get a little light back here so I can see you, all right? All right. I want to ask you some questions, but I got to let you know what your rights are, all right? You have the right I left a message that I see that you're playing this game again. I guess consequences are going to be resolved. Now, what do you mean by that? What what kind What do I mean is me going to jail. Now, why would you be going to jail, brother? Cuz this is what she does every time to me. I'm being 100% honest. Did you threaten to do any type of violence towards her? No. I would never hurt her. So, I didn't hear a voicemail saying that at all? Well, on that voicemail you probably heard that she played for you was I see the consequences, the cops are called. I would absolutely love to talk and get your side of the story, but I heard the voicemail myself and you're telling me that you didn't say it. How can I listen to your what you said? >> did say it. I'm repeating what I just said to you. But I'm telling you that is not a threat to her. Okay, what did that mean? If I tell you I'm going to punch you what does that mean? >> you're [ __ ] me up means that I'm going to jail. Me, I'm getting [ __ ] up. I'm going to jail. I'm not going to lie. That's not what I heard, but I'm not going to tell you what I heard. >> what I meant on that thing. Because I was riding a bike at the same time I was leaving a message. I didn't harm her. I didn't threaten her. I don't know. >> So why didn't you just talk to the deputy that was outside talking trying to talk to you? Why did you walk away? What? Cuz I seen lights and a pistol coming at you know, I grew up in a military family. >> You saw it with the deputy, right? No. You know, we were shouting stop, sheriff's office. I didn't hear none of that. What did that guy who came in the house, what did he tell you? Somebody told you something for you to run out the door. Yeah. He just told me that, "Hi buddy, how you doing?" And I said, "I'm exhausted playing her games." >> What did he tell you when he went in the house? That's all I'm worried about. That's all he said to me when he came out. So you just ran out of the door for nothing? Just cuz he said hi buddy, how you doing? Cuz I seen lights that way. All right, buddy. We're here today and you're going to go to jail cuz you violated that order. You made some threat to her over the voicemail and you just ran from the deputy, all right? Well, that's what you getting charged with, okay? Do you have any questions about that? Yes, I do. Is because of the cop part? You left her a threatening voicemail telling her she's going to get [ __ ] up cuz you called the cops. That's why you're here. I said I'm getting [ __ ] up because I called I'm not going to argue with that. You can argue with the judge. Do you have any other life? No. Yeah, you're going to go to jail. All right, I'm going to close the door. All right. But I'm going to be honest as a man. You know to me that paper means to me cuz that child means a lot to me. I will be sure to let the judge know the domestic violence injunction it means What do you want me to do? There's There's two things that you said that constitute the threat that we're talking about. There's the I'm going to do what I do. I always do what I always do. Go to work, go home. I'm going to do what I always do. Immediately followed by you're going to get [ __ ] up. Yeah, I'm getting [ __ ] up. No, it was not I'm going to get [ __ ] up. I always get [ __ ] up. We'll play the tape in court. It'll be fine. I was telling her about me. See, I'm going to be honest with you, dude. I don't think you're being honest. I'm taking this to all the way to 5 years of prison, I guess. It's probably going to be more than that. You can do up to 11 years for this. I don't feel like you're aware of how bad it is for you right now because you can't just leave this lady alone. So, I got a question. So, if I called you guys tonight, what would you guys I told you guys that she's bothering me, she's following me. Depends if this is before or after you contacted her. I'm saying that she contacted me, leaves me a message, and then I go out, and I called you guys, and I didn't do nothing, respond nothing. All right, we're going to come here. You're going to come to this wall that's on the other right. But, who who has an injunction against them? Her or you? It's on The onus is on But, in New York, you can't do anything. We're not in New York. We're in Florida. Okay, then why am I getting arrested for a New York's charge? Because we we will enforce any domestic violence injunction in the in the United States. The individual was arrested for aggravated domestic stalking violation of a domestic violence injunction, second or subsequent offense, and resisting an officer without violence. Remember, repeated unwanted wanted contact in violation of a court order can quickly escalate into serious legal consequences. Reporting concerning behavior early can help law enforcement intervene before situations worsen. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. The voicemail really seemed to influence how officers handled this. Running from officers definitely made the situation worse. You can see how prior history plays a big role in decisions like this. 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 son's Snapchat texts lead cops to mom's hidden nightmare. What he do? What he Where did he go after? And where did he go? I have his location cuz he had my other phone. You're his mom, right? I got to talk to On August 31st, 2024, police were dispatched after receiving a report of domestic violence. The caller stated that their son had received a video on Snapchat showing his mother being assaulted by her boyfriend. Upon arrival, officers began their investigation by speaking with the boy's mother. Hey, we're looking for a date of birth. Hello. Are you Yeah. Huh. Ma'am, just uh come outside for a second. So, we got a call. Do you live with a guy named Who called? So, it seems like your son might have texted somebody that you were getting in a fight. Did that happen today? Yeah. Okay. Did he put his hands on you? Cuz that's what your son is saying. Tell me what happened. I don't No. Cuz obviously I can see you got a black eye. What's that from? Nothing. Not from today? No. Yeah, it looks pretty swollen. What's it from? Nothing. Nothing? Is he still here? No. Where is he? I don't know. Do you mind if we go in and check? Okay. Well, is your dog friendly first? >> Yeah. Okay. And here's Is your son here? Which one? I have two that are here. The older one. The older one he just left. Okay, well he might have sent a Snapchat to some one of his classmates. Mom and dad were in a fight. Did this happen today? No. Okay, well he's not here you can, you know. >> No, I don't want to say anything. And he has my phone right now so I don't know where he is. Okay, well how did he get your phone? He took my phone. Okay, what's his name? What kind of car does he drive? >> He doesn't drive. What did he walk away? Yep. And he lives here? With you in full time? He stays here occasionally. >> here occasionally? Was he a boyfriend to you? Okay. Do you mind if I talk to your son? He texted somebody and I don't know why he texted anybody. Do you mind if I talk to him? He's upstairs. Come downstairs, please. Come downstairs, please. Hey bud, stay on the top of the stairs I want to talk to you real quick. I just want to talk to you about what's going on, all right? What's going on, man? Your mom said you texted me on Snapchat that your mom's having an issue. What happened? The son provides a description of the suspect and shares his location through a phone tracking feature helping officers identify where he may be. Was it today or yesterday or today what time? I don't A little bit ago? Okay, what happened? Um he hit her and she kicked him. He hit her? You saw her? What did he do? What did he Punch her? Where did he punch her? In the face? You saw it? Okay. How many times? A lot. A couple times? Is that why you called 911? Okay. Did you see anything done? Is this a usual thing? Yeah. What happened? Where did he go? I don't know where he went. He left the house. He left the house? He They were just arguing about Sheila? Yeah, but I have his location cuz he has my mom's phone. Oh, you do? Oh, perfect. Do you mind if I see that? Yeah. Are you all right? Yeah, he right there. Officers observe visible swelling on the mother's face and attempt to encourage her to cooperate. But she declines to give a full statement. Can I just see that real quick, sir? What does he look like? He white and he had long hair in a ponytail. He's white? Yeah, and he had blue jeans. How old is he, do you think? He 38, I think. And where did this happen? Downstairs or up here? In their room. In their room? Yeah. All right, buddy. Thank you. Your son saw the whole thing, but I can tell by the swelling on your eye and he said he punched you a couple times. Is that true? You can talk to us. >> have nothing to say. Well, what I'm going to do, I'm going to take some pictures of your eye, okay? Mhm. Listen, officers document injuries, provide support resources, and explain protective measures, including a potential protective order and instructions if the suspect returns. And your son told us what happened. He's very scared up there. Do you You don't want to subject your you know, your son to this. I I get maybe, you know, this is your boyfriend and stuff like that, but he can't touch him if he's doing this stuff to you. You know what I mean? If your son's this scared, texting somebody else like, "Please, you know, help my mother." He doesn't want to see you go through that. Can you work with us? We can get you a protective order and stuff like that. >> need it. You don't need it? Okay, well, I'm going to go grab some paperwork and I'm going to ask you some questions. If you don't want to answer, that's on you. I'm going to try and give you some help, okay? I'm just going to ask you some questions. You don't have to answer. Has he ever used a weapon or threatened a weapon against you? No. Has he ever threatened your children? Do you have a child that you know isn't his? None of my kids are his. Does he follow you or leave you threatening messages? Mhm. So, these are all numbers that are support services for domestic violence, okay? You can use any of these numbers. You don't want to be in this situation. I understand, you know, you might How long have you been with this guy? >> 2 years. 2 years? You You might have a good life here, but this is not a good life for your your child if, you know, he sees his mom getting beat on. I can tell those are fresh. So, if we do find him, he is going to be arrested. He's going to think I called. No, he's not. Yeah, he is. >> He's going to think I called. Well, no, I I can explain to him what happened, trust me. So, what's going to happen is you're going to have a protective order. He's not going to be allowed to come here. Does he have a key here? No. The mother expresses concern about retaliation and retrieving her phone, which the suspect allegedly took before leaving. He's not going to be allowed to come here. If he comes back here, and I'm going to explain this to your son, too, you call us. We will arrest him right away. >> All of his stuff is here, so he has to come here and get his stuff, and he has nowhere to go. That'll be after court, and they decide whether he gets a one-time visit back. I'm not going to >> have anywhere to go. Okay. He will be arrested if he comes back here, okay? Don't make any contact with him. I need my phone from him. I understand that. If we catch him, we will get your phone for you. But you deserve better than this. Your son deserves better than this. You don't need to be treated like this, okay? So, I'm going to leave you with these numbers, That's your case number at the bottom there. Just so you know, you're worth it, obviously. >> Yeah, it's 2023. Can you lock these doors? >> I can lock my doors, but like I said, he's going to come here and think I So, then what you do, if he comes here, you call us. We are right around the corner. >> I can't. I don't have a phone. Okay, your son has a phone. His phone doesn't work. I was going to say they don't work through Snapchat. Even if they don't have service, we'll call 911, okay? You call us, we will come out here, and we will grab him. He won't be able to do anything. You don't want, God forbid, he goes near your kid or something like that. >> Officers continue gathering details from the son, who confirms the argument and describes what led up to the incident. You know what I mean? I think that would probably be your best bet. And we could go talk to work and let them know. >> if you want us to go talk to work, I can go explain to them what's going on. You know, not fair to you to go be put out in the public like that. Especially you do have injuries on your face. You sure you don't want to see anybody at medical attention, nothing like that? You lock your doors. If anything happens, I know >> going to think I called the cops. That's what you guys don't understand. He's going to think I called the cops. We will explain it to him. Yeah, and then you will explain it to him that my son called somebody on Snapchat and somebody called the cops. It's going to come back on me. We won't name any names. We're going to tell him >> say a neighbor called. We're going to completely leave your name out of the report and your son's name. And he's going to go to court and he's going to have to deal with this. There will be a protective order in place. Do you mind if I go Hey, bud. Question for you. Does your phone call anything? No? Could you just do me a favor? Could you just go to your like your your phone thing? Just dial 911 and just see if it goes through. Hi, how you doing? This is Officer Winard of the Middletown Police. I was just doing a test call for this party just to see if their phone would go through to 911. I'm sorry about that. Thank you. Okay. If he comes back here, we're going to We're going to lock all your doors. We don't want you to stay here with you. If he comes back here searching and or you call 911, you tell them where you are, your address, and that you need help. Okay? You're going to be all right, buddy. Mhm. Anything else happens, give us a call, okay, buddy? You did a good job. We're doing well, too. Yeah, that's fine. The kid said he took off, too, so Okay. You got his number? Yeah. Good. Good. Was that his brother? Uh no, that's her son. He was her boyfriend. Oh, her boyfriend. Do you want to get a statement from her? No, she's not uh All right. Using the shared location, officers search the area and locate a person matching the description. Uh she's too scared, but she's just not She doesn't want to go with us. We'll do everything before we get out of here. So, we don't know where he's at. So, he has him tracking on Snapchat downtown by uh Malcolm Madness. Oh, on the north end? Yes. Can you want to just get one more update of location on Snapchat? >> Yeah. And then uh we'll be good. My man, you got his location on Snapchat? He even hot chicken. Is that where you're showing him? Lien Cheu Vietnamese. 195 to the units on Main Street. He's uh hanging across from Salvation Army near Lien Cheu Vietnamese. And you you saw the whole thing? Do you know what started it? I know the other officer probably asked these questions already, but He accused her of cheating. He accused her of cheating? She kept denying it and then he kept hitting her. Okay. Do you know how many times? He wore glasses. He wore glasses? Sometimes. Sometimes. What was she saying when this was happening? Do you remember? She She kept on telling him to get out. To get off? Get off of him and get out? And where did this happen? In the living room? The kitchen? Living room? And where were you for that? Up here. All right. Well, we're looking for him. We already explained to mom that if he comes back here, he doesn't have a key, so he he can't get in. Obviously, do not let him in if he comes back. He's going to go to the store. Sorry you had to see that. I'm sorry you're dealing with that, but we're going to do our best to help your mom, okay? All right, man. Thank you. Do you really want to be with someone like this? I know you don't. So, we will get him and we will get him out of your life. Your kids up there were crying. I know you're going to go up there and you're going to go help them after this. He doesn't want to see his mom like this. And we don't want to see you like this. So, let us help you. Thank you. If he comes back here your son's phone does work to 911 we tried it. Just keep the doors locked please and we will come grab him. Are you going? Search warrant for you. He's my oldest. Your brother? He's my son. He's your oldest son? Your oldest son? Yeah. Okay. He's got a phone too to call just in case. Okay. Well, we're going to be looking for him and He's got blue jeans. Does he like Have a full ponytail or just like the back? Well, he has really long hair. He should be styling it. Ponytail should be pulled up straight. The suspect is detained and arrested without resistance. He asks about the reason for the arrest and is informed he will be advised of the charges. Okay. I got to talk to you for a second, boss. You're right? Yeah. First issue is you can't be drinking. Oh, all right. I have a bag anyways. I'm sorry, boss. No problem. Okay. So, just put that down for me, okay? >> Okay. The next thing I need you to do is just turn stand up, turn around and face away from me, okay? >> Really? Yeah. Put your phone down. Put it in your pocket. All right. Just put your hands behind your back, okay? >> You're just being detained, okay? Okay. No problem. May I have a We'll talk about it in a minute, okay? All right. Like I said, you're just detained, okay? >> Okay. No problem, boss. You got ID on you somewhere? Yeah. Where is it? >> My pocket right here on the right. All right. You got any weapons or anything on you? >> No, not at all, boss. Not at all. Okay. I appreciate you, man. My ID's expired, but not at all. Okay. I'm just going to pat you down. Okay. Just face this this door for me, okay? Is this uh your stuff? Yeah, that's my phone. My wallet. >> Well, yeah, I was drinking. But, that's my wallet, my phone. You got that on you? All right, so obviously not going to go over I I don't know the details, but I'm just letting you know you're under arrest, okay? >> For what? Again, I don't know the details. I was sent out to look for you. I saw you sitting Under arrest for what, boss? The investigating officer will talk to you, okay? Yeah, but you're telling me I'm under arrest for what, though? Like I said, you're under arrest, okay? I'm trying to be as fair with you as possible. Are you kidding me, bro? >> I'm not kidding you. So, we're going to walk over to the car, okay? >> god, man. Are you kidding me, boss? I'm not kidding you. You're not kidding me? Come on, man. For what? You have to tell me why, though. >> Yeah, so we'll read you your rights and you'll be told what you're being charged with, okay? Oh my god. So, I just got to search you, okay? Is there anything that's going to poke me or stick me? I'm going to take your glasses off just so they don't break, all right? Are you kidding me? I'm under arrest for what? Hold that for me. Oh, yeah. I got more money in my pocket. >> Okay. Pocket as well, sir. All right. I'll grab that. For what? We'll explain everything to you. Like I said, boss, like three times already, we're not going to go over it out here. Yeah, I got some more cash. All right. I got you. Yeah. Got it. Where is it? All right, just take a seat for me. I can't even get drunk. You can get the Yeah, just wait for me. I'm like, what? Oh, fancy new seat belts. >> getting arrested for, boss? Like I said, I'm I'm not even assigned to the call. I hear you. Officers confirmed the arrest to the mother, explained the next steps, including court and no contact conditions, and later informed the suspect of the charge while processing him. You came out to find your low and behold Yeah, we'll talk about it, all right? Everything's in it. All right. So, we just got We got him. He's going to be arrested and he will be sitting in jail until he goes to court on Tuesday. If he does somehow have somebody come and make bond, you will be notified. He still will not Can I get my phone Can I get the officer I'll get your phone for you. What kind of phone is that? It's a Samsung Galaxy. It has a blue case on it. Is he going to say that he pays for it and all this stuff? He doesn't pay my bill. My mom pays for my bill. Okay. I'll get it back for you. Did he take it? He took it when I went in the shower. Okay. So, they found him, right? >> They grabbed him. Yeah, we we just got to get the phone back. He took her phone. Hold on. So, he's he's not going to be allowed to come back here at least until he goes to court on Tuesday. So, if by some miracle he bonds out and he comes back before Tuesday, you need to call us. Okay? And obviously we're going to work on getting your phone. If we find it on him and he has it, we will absolutely bring it back to you. Okay? What was this all about? Because I got in a argument with a coworker. And I told him about walking to work. Apparently I lied to him. But he's been drinking since 3:00 in the morning and he came to my house. He already had a six-pack but from 3:00 to like 6:00 and then he went back out to the package store to get a bucket of another six-pack and came home. Go spend time with your sons. Okay, they're scared for you. Tell them that you're going to be all right. Any questions or anything else, you can always give us a I'll tune in with the phone. >> And if he gets released, we will we will call you. We'll keep you posted. All right, best of luck. All right. Make sure you lock this door. At least you were nice. I'm nice to people until they give me reason to tell them to He didn't even explain himself to me honestly. Who's that? The other officer. It's unbelievable. I've been out of jail for 3 years. I've been doing so good, boy. I've been working. I've been doing everything I had to do, man. I've been taking care of my Are you Hispanic? Yes, sir. You born in the United States? Yes, sir. The boyfriend was arrested and charged with third-degree assault. Remember, digital evidence including messages and shared media can quickly alert others and prompt a police response. Even when a victim is hesitant, witness accounts and visible evidence can guide officer decisions. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. The Snapchat message really helped bring attention to the situation fast. You can see how the officers relied on what the witness said and what they observed. It's good they followed up quickly once they had the location. The tension is already high, or so it seems. What the body cam captures next saves a life. Pause and comment what you do here. The next incident is when one of eight kids left crying all night in car until police break in. Your baby, you should notice your baby. >> I didn't know we have eight kids. And then you guys just got kids out of the car one at a time. >> Yeah. And this last one. On June 30th, 2024, police were dispatched after receiving a report of an abandoned child inside a car. Upon arrival, police found the child weak from crying excessively. The child's parents appeared completely unaware of the situation and their blatant indifference astonished the police. There's one in the car, correct? >> Yeah. Okay. Knock on this house and see. Good morning. Do you know whose vehicle this is parked outside your house? Are there any other families that stay here? No. Okay. All right. We're trying to There's a little girl in the vehicle and we're trying to figure out who this belongs to. So, no idea? All right. Thank you. I can go over there. He's just The whole family's anti-police. What? >> Family's anti-police. Oh, well. They're They're 100% That's >> this child today. 100% Sorry, man. Yeah. Hey, DCFS has been involved. She's probably been out here for a while. For certain. For what? For the drugs? Can you Can you imagine if somebody didn't see this? This car's going to heat up. Are you okay? You want a sticker? Yeah. One of the officers determine a possible connection to a nearby residence and begin coordinating with others while considering child protective services involvement. All the windows are up, too. Yeah, they're all up. And the windows are up, the kids are not there. Yeah, that's why I wanted to I wanted to feel for myself and see I'm sorry. All the windows are all down here. I'm assuming. I want to see how long they've been here. I'm sure there was a ring camera somewhere around here. Yeah, there's a ring ring camera right across the street. Yes. Hi. Are you living at home? The kid See. Um the kid means this or >> Yeah. Uh-huh. Okay. What have you been? Okay. What happened? So Well, um no. Outside in the car? The window I'm going to go and see what happened. I'm going to go to the house. I'm going to go and see what happened. I'm going to go and see what happened. When was the When was the last time that you saw the kid? Yesterday they were in the Six Flags. When I spoke to them, they were in the Six Flags. So they don't live there anymore? Yes, over there on the right. But where did you find the kid in the car? Where is the car? Where do you live? Let me tell you this. Over here on the right on the corner. The number is I don't know. Uh-huh. The number is I don't know. It's the corner of Yeah. But they were outside. No. The kid The kid was outside. The kid was sleeping in the car. The little kid in the car. And you have the kid right now? We took her out. We took her out of the car. Can I have her? Can I have her right now? I'm the grandma. Okay, what's going to happen is we're going to take her to the station. We're going to call DCFS. Oh my God. We're going to see if they can let you go. We're going to see if they can let you go. So we're going to let you One moment. I'm in Wisconsin. So, they live in that area over there. Okay, do you know where? She said North Massena. What's that? She said around North Massena, she doesn't have the address. But, she said actually knew of them was there yesterday. Yesterday. Additional information from neighbors and prior records helps narrow down the family's location. Officers move to make contact. What's in the area? You could hear him head back to Shepherd in case they come outside. Yeah, no, go ahead. Yeah. I'm going to at least we're going to take the kid to the station. Yeah, I'm going to Well, it's Shepherd's call. I'm trying to jump on I mean, I just I get really pissed off with 100% especially cuz I know them and they don't care about the kids too often. >> Well, we're taking I mean Cuz she said she Obviously, DCFS if we do take her, they'll probably want her for to give her protective custody to her, right? Yeah, we have definitely got to involve DCFS and see what they say because >> This is It's going to be serious. Mom's not at the house. She lives in this area though. The Her mother was there and said she lives in it near North Massena unknown where. Cody is trying to figure out so I can back here in case they come outside. What about dad? I think both of them live here. Oh, okay. >> I I supposedly both of them live here. They were at Six Flags yesterday. That's the last that the that So, I assume that which is the brother are wandering around cuz the DCFS records show her 2019 and her brother a little bit older, he's 17. The address way up there. Well, we already checked it. So, the address with all that I found DCFS paperwork in there comes to mom's or grandmother's house up here. She says that her daughter lives somewhere in this area North Massena, but she's not entirely certain where. I already checked this house. There's no idea who I'm I'm guessing it's this apartment complex. Yeah. And what's her name supposed to be? Good speak, no? If she does, I think it's Spanish only. She's What is five? Is there an apartment? When you're ready to make contact. >> Yeah. We have everything we need? Um like here. Mhm. We're about to make We're about to go make contact with her now. Hey, is that the one that Is that the one you saw when that got parked? Do you know how long how long the truck was here? No. Officers confirmed the child had been left in the vehicle for an extended period with windows closed and no ability to exit independently. Did you call? >> No, it's my husband. We saw a man like here. Okay. Yeah. Thank you. I think he went home. Police. Police. 10-4. Sounded like something from inside. I don't know if it was the upper level or the lower. They've got They got He found mail with her name. No, I know. I'm just looking I'm going to look at the camera and see how long she's been out here. Cuz grandma was like, "Last I knew they were at Six Flags yesterday afternoon or last night." And no one there. His grandma had to come for her. I told her she Yeah, she's going to come. However, that's what they want to do. They don't want to take custody of her because they want to assess her after an hour or two. Got you. Making sure in case she comes. The mom will The grandma will come. Okay. So, she's old. Child fully buckled in? Yes. No way she could have got out of it. The father comes outside and states the family returned home late the previous night and had not used the vehicle since then. Hey, come outside. What's your name? What How long have you been here? How long I've been living here? No, how long What time What time did you get home last night? Uh I got home last night like around I'd say like around 11:00. 11:00 at night. And you haven't left this house since then, right? >> At all. When's the last time you drove your Yukon? It's not a Yukon. Or whatever it is. Your SUV. Your black Tahoe. She My car What? What do you mean? Up here. When's the last time you drove the the Tahoe? The Tahoe? Your mom said Hey, three kids. I want to know what they're saying. You know what it is it's it's uh it's it's uh Spanish on the phone. I want to know what's going on. Okay. Okay. Hold on. Yeah, mom's coming. Okay. Sorry, I cut them off. I was trying to figure out what he said. You got here at 11:00 last night. So, it's 11:00. What's your daughter's name? I'm going to question her some more. Yeah, I mean I just want to know what The parents explained they transported multiple children and believe they unintentionally left one inside while unloading the others. Before we do before we do this consent thing, question Cuz this going to depend on who's driving cuz it might be both going or it might be We just put both of us in the car. So, we didn't You guys we just probably exhausted from yesterday, right? Six Flags? Huh? You guys went to Six Flags? Probably exhausted. Yeah, we were. Six Flags. You guys want to eat after? Um probably or she probably asleep though. So, maybe you guys probably just So, if we just kind of ask like you know, if they remember like what anything about this or that they use the vehicle since this morning 11:00 last night was the last time they used the vehicle. >> home supplied last night, right? Yeah, well, like He was driving. I was like don't play lying, bro. We got we got three kids here. So, let's Huh? We got three kids. At this point it's just your honesty is what's going to help you. Honesty's going to go a long way with everything and how this goes. It's just you guys got home last night and just forgot. She was sleeping in the swimming pool. You guys have the other You have more kids, right? We have eight We have In total we have eight kids. Okay. And everybody like we had just had We got home like around almost 12:00 from Six Flags. Cuz we still probably out some food. We got everybody out, but I mean, everybody just started getting Yeah. I got out first, and I got some of the kids out, and he got out, and he got some of the kids out. So, usually we like Officers verify the child belongs to the parents and discuss prior involvement with child services and the number of children in the household. We work as a team, but I mean, I guess yesterday we must have been super tired, but Okay, yeah. I just want to say what is the best thing is that she's good, right? No. The other eight kids in that apartment, I kind of think we should just take her and screen her. Cuz if we take both, then we got to You're right. We got to take care of the She's 99. She's got to go anywhere. Come with us. We'll screen it. Yeah. And we'll see what the bosses want to do because we can always come back and book him up. Right. But that way, Yeah. Hello. Hi. Hi. Were you told to come down here? That's uh a abuela? Okay. Grandma. Like around around 12:00. At night? >> Yeah. >> Okay, so around midnight, and then you guys just got kids out of the car one at a time. >> Yeah. So, you said you had eight kids. All eight fit in that car? Oh, no. Okay, but that's how they were transported. They all came You guys got here and and just one in the car, correct? Yeah. Okay. All right. We have pictures and videos of all night being there, and also like when we stopped by to get some tacos, I also recorded that like, you know, like at the time that, you know, we did stop at the park. Okay. This isn't pertinent, but I'm I'm asking. Were you Were you guys drinking at all? I'm just trying to I'm trying to figure out how you guys would have the No, no, no, no, no. We were not drinking. We do drink, but yesterday we were not drinking at all. We just dedicated our whole day to the kids from the morning to the like to the night time. Okay. >> We have people that were with us too at the flags. Okay. All right, then what I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you step out real quick just to confirm that this is in fact your daughter. Officers coordinate next steps, deciding to bring both parents in for investigation while arranging for the children to be placed with a relative. I'm going to have her custody over him. So, you're going to come We just want to make sure that this is in fact your child. Okay. Well, we're going the child where she is right now. Yep. Okay. She's okay. She's okay. Okay. All right. Can you have them put them back on the grass, please? Okay. Go back on the grass. Okay. Okay. Yeah, just stand right here for right now. Yeah. I'm only holding up because I'm trying to figure out what's going on first, what what our what our next step is, okay? Have you ever had any DCFS involvement before? >> What What did that entail? I'm sorry. What happened with that? They closed the case. The case is closed? Okay. I did what I had to. Um and they they closed it, so you know, we've been doing good lately. We've been I never thought I would This has never happened to me. Like never have I ever forgotten one of my kids in the car. We're We're going to work through this. I'll talk to them after. The officers can She's 90% Wisconsin. Yeah. Okay. So, they got like nine kids, though. She extraditable? Yeah. So, yeah, the idea is we're going to book her, bring it just for her, and then if this lady wants to do him, too, we can. They worked together last night, but because of the eight kids situation I'm putting them together for now. Yes. Uh who's taking custody of the kids? The dad. The grandma's here. She's going to help us out. Both parents are detained and informed they are being taken into custody related to child neglect concerns. Okay. I would take both of them down. Okay. And screen it, give the kids to grandma if she's capable of taking them both. And then the state can decide who to take. So we don't want to go and get a and get a warrant for them later cuz they're both in the car. So they're both responsible for the kids. So bring them both down and tell them listen, they might charge you, they might do whatever, but we have to bring them both down for an investigation. That's it. Okay? All right. And you just try to get all the kids info before we go forward. Make sure the grandma just make sure we get her information too. What house she lives at and all that stuff. I got the grandma's info. I got her both parents. Eight kids. So like I said, while he's calm cuz I'm pretty sure he popped off at the wrong time. All the information we can and then we'll let you guys know. Oh, she's 28. So she has my record. She's one girl with eight kids and seven different dads. Seven different dads though. She's 28. You want to get this grandma to know all the kids info? Okay, so we can probably just hook them and then grandma All right, so we're going to 101 both of them. Okay. And grandma's going to take custody. Correct? He's going to take custody. Let's take him first. Yeah. Well, let's actually get two people. We get two more? They're going to take both of them to the station. Okay. 1101 both. Okay. Sneak you in here and take the dude. Yep. Okay. All right. All right. This is currently under arrest. Okay? Just relax. Oh my god. Wait, why are we under arrest though? What was it I did? What did I do? What did I do? What did I do? What is the reason for the arrest though? Y'all can't just arrest us. What is the reason for the arrest though? We just want to know why. We're going to talk in a second. What did I do? >> Okay. Hey, make sure you get him some get him some shoes and stuff, okay? Shoes and a shirt. Okay, so you you know you're being arrested for child abuse. Doesn't mean you're going to be charged with that. But the state's attorney will will let us know, okay? Hey, it happens. But you know, unfortunately, it is what it is, okay? Come on. Appreciate your cooperation. Man. I'm going to get you shoes The child is documented as having been in distress. Paramedics evaluate her condition while custody of all children is transferred to the grandmother. And a shirt, okay? All right. And you can let them know you're 11-01 with a female and to confirm. Uh do you have anything hidden on you at all? Okay. We're going to be bringing both parents down. And all eight children will be turned over to the grandmother. I'm going to document that she's fully buckled in. Fully buckled in. Tears on her face from crying all night. >> Yep, I got I got a video of it. Dude, that is awful, bro. >> dude, I get this This bothers me a lot. >> Mhm, it is literally Do your part. I have body cam video. I took my body cam, put it in there. Okay. She's fully buckled in. Tears on her face. You know, she you can tell she's been crying for a while. >> Mhm. Um so just document that for me. What's that? Her diaper's caboose. Oh yeah, she's got a messy diaper. through the seat. >> Yep. How do you give kids back to these type of people, dude? Oh man. Yeah, there was a case before that DCFS gave all eight kids back to this one lady. 357 Uh DCFS took four at one time. Yeah, well, he'll give it to her. She is literally in a Yeah, I'll take I'll take it. You have a shirt and shoes for him? Yeah, that's all he has. Okay. Okay. This is for her. That's her? Yeah. This uh okay, Thanks. Who's the main on this? Uh Shepherd. Is she so uh it tells you know her underwear's completely she's peed through the seat so you can document so you can see how what what stage she's in. All wet? The seat's all wet. And I have I have all of that on my body camera. Okay. Dude, how do you not notice your 4-year-old? Your baby, you should notice your baby. >> And and you know, you got to put her to bed. Like you know, at some point in the night you're like what I'm forgetting to do something. I'm guessing they were not in the right state of mind. Yeah. Maybe maybe they were a little 56 Mhm. and a half-ish maybe. Thank god. I don't know how somebody saw her. I was thinking I would like you would have to be Trying to break into the car? Cuz the windows are tinted, bro. You ain't seeing anything in >> woke up when I walked up I could barely see her. Well, you I don't even know how to do this so she probably like trying to get up like smear the window say help, you know. >> Yeah. She's doesn't even talk to her for Complete neglect. What is that? Are you guys here already? Yeah. Okay. They they just didn't give us much information. They just said to meet you guys and just you guys are not here so we're She was just I gave him the details that that she was in a car in the car overnight that's all you guys did? Yes, we just want us to just make sure she's good to go. Okay. Are parents Both parents are with us. She has a sister, grandma should be inside, right? >> Yep. Okay. Um both parents went with you guys? Yes. Okay. Are you taking The grandma's taking her right now. The grandma is? Yeah, she's in the restroom. Did she want her transported to the hospital? Well, if she's a fine then no. I would say more so I'm concerned that she's she seems okay. I tried to give her some water right now cuz I assume she might be dehydrated but she doesn't want to. Is she But that's just cuz she's picky. Yeah. Is she acting normal for herself? >> Yeah, she is. Yeah. for herself. Okay. All right, well we can check her on the ambulance. All right, thanks, man. Yeah. If you want me to ask if you guys I'll stick around. If you guys want me to ask I can have them ask the parents if they want her to go check it. Okay. Yeah, I'm not sure what Are they under arrest or both of them? >> Yes. Okay. Maybe we'll talk to grandma and see what grandma wants. But yeah, we could we could check her out in the ambulance and take your vitals and stuff like that. If you're if you're sticking around here, I'll get a witness statement from you, too, if they don't want to go with us. That's all right. All right. Thank you so much. Okay. Both parents identified as Sylvester Flores and Nile Mendez were taken into custody and charged with two counts of misdemeanor child neglect. Remember, careful head counts and supervision are critical when transporting multiple passengers, especially young family members. Leaving someone unattended in a vehicle, even unintentionally, can quickly become a serious safety and legal issue. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. It's hard to believe no one noticed after getting home. Good thing someone reported it before it got worse. The officers handled it step-by-step and focused on safety first. 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 police rescue kids as teen terrorizes neighborhood. Think I'm [ __ ] You want to run IN THE GAME? SHE HAS AN ENTIRE LUMP ON THE SIDE of her head right here. She hit me. So, I'm here to help on her HERE AND BACK. AND I HOPE YOUR DAUGHTER DOES ON APRIL 18TH, 2025, a child was allegedly hit multiple times in the head by an adult who claimed to have been insulted by the youngster. Police were quickly dispatched, arriving just in time to prevent the situation from turning into a full-blown brawl. This grown ass woman just stopped my 11-year-old daughter in her head. And I have it all on recording, too. She and her daughter stalked an 11-year-old little girl at the park. Okay. No, you're going to be under arrest. Stay right there. >> TOLD YOU. GROWN ass woman just stopped my 11-year-old daughter in her head. And I have it all on recording, too. Her and her daughter stalked an 11-year-old little girl at the [ __ ] park. She just said she's going to kill me when she's out of jail. Please do, honey, cuz you don't need all the police you want. >> CALL YOUR BROTHERS, YOUR GRANNY, [ __ ] CALL EVERYBODY. COME TO MY HOUSE NOW, SWEETHEART. OKAY, DO YOU KNOW WHO SHE IS? >> NO, I DON'T. My daughter was at the park and she decided to beat up an 11-year-old girl. Okay, and does your daughter need a medic? >> Yes, she does need a medic. >> bleeding? Yes. >> Okay, where is the blood coming from? >> Her head. >> I'm standing outside her house. She's not leaving this house. Y'all going to come handle this. >> Okay, My daughter's 11 years old. I'm standing right here and if you don't come handle it, I am. What's going on, guys? This grown woman curbs stomped my daughter at the park. >> Okay, and they got it all on video. She's unconscious. >> Okay. And my cousin has this all recorded right here. He's right here recording the entire game. She has an entire lump on the side of her head right here and she's going to tell me it's because your daughter ran her [ __ ] mouth. Okay. Where do you guys live? What does the lady that did it look like? She was wearing the other girl that was with her. All right, can you guys do me a favor? Just go down here a little bit, okay? Appreciate it. Go down by our car and we'll have the medics meet you down there, okay? It's clear for medics. Uh I'm having the victim go down by my cruiser for a moment. Suspect has to be 16-37, kind of contact now. All right. Is this two units? No, it's just one. It's one unit? >> One big one. Okay. So, are you the one Are you the one that >> No, I'm I'm the one. She's upset upset. So, what happened is that little girl was hitting her first. Like she put her hands on Destiny first. >> So, I understand that she's upset, but we got to talk to her, okay? >> She won't come out. She's afraid she's going to go to jail. Well, if she doesn't come out and talk to us >> Well, if she doesn't come out, we're going to get a search warrant and go in the Okay. As of right now, we're just talking to people, but if she doesn't come out, that's called obstruction. >> All right. The ambulance arrives at the scene. >> curb stomped this kid. Um, I guess there's a vid So, as I said, there's I guess there's Officers review video footage showing the altercation and begin assessing the severity of the incident. The video I'm trying to PD in 1426 Do you guys got the video I can see real quick? And there's a police camera at the park as well. That's fine. She said, "I'm going to beat you." I said, "Come do it then." She never came up here. What do you think I'm going Now what? You want to run him again, big [ __ ] You want TO RUN HIM AGAIN? YOU WANT TO RUN HIM AGAIN? NO, I'M GOOD. I'M I GOT THE VIDEO Liliana's mom. I got the video cuz these grown women are trying to say stuff to me and Liliana because the Like one day we were being nice to them, saying hi and stuff. They started talking about us. So, we were just saying don't talk bad about us for us being nice. They just started trying to beat us up. Although, I didn't have a part in it and neither did Liliana. The 19-year-old suspect admits to striking the child after being hit first, describing a brief exchange that escalated into physical contact. Liliana because Liliana didn't say nothing. Hi, are you Destiny? Yep. All right, Destiny. I need you to tell me what's going on, okay? Well, girl started running her mouth Mhm. and she hit me, so I ran up on her and hit her back. Okay. This happened at the park? Mhm. What did she say to you and then how did she hit you? I need you to kind of break me down the whole story, okay? >> Like this and then she she was she was sitting there calling her a fat ass and then sitting there calling us both fat asses and everything out of the book and then that's how it went down. And then she came up to you, slapped you in the face, where? In the face. In your face? Open hand? Open hand. Okay. And then you struck back and that's kind of what happened. So when did this happen today, correct? Okay. But the other day they were all fighting just now. Or stuff? Yeah, they were all fighting down there on uh 16th and uh not 16th, 17th and Hammond. They were all down there fighting. >> Were they involved in that? This is yesterday? After viewing the video, officers determined the level of force used was excessive and placed the suspect under arrest. Yes, yesterday they were all involved in it. They were all fighting down there fighting. The officer sees the video of the beating and quickly jumps to the conclusion. She said, "Call the police." This is where they're provoking them to come and run the fade. Then she runs up the thing. Do you know these people at all? No. My daughter even told her gay was cute. Who's recording this? Cute and was stumpy. My daughter that grown thick lady. All right. Destiny, how do I spell your name? >> still talking to you. Well, that's why I had them go down there. What how do I spell your name, Destiny? D e s t i n y What's your last name, Scott? Yep. You live here? Yep. Was she with you? Mhm. Who all was with you? Me, her, her son, and me. So what happened? So she's saying that she was running her mouth to them. They started yelling back and forth. She slapped her. How old are you? Uh 19. So the the kid hit you? Yes. Okay. What happened after that? Where were you guys at? >> fighting. We was up at the park on New Year's and I ran up to her because she was talking her [ __ ] so I talked my [ __ ] back. She hit me and I hit her back. How did you hit her back? >> All I did was slap her in the face and start slapping her around. Tensions rise between bystanders and the child's parent, including verbal exchanges. Officers intervene to prevent further escalation. You didn't do nothing else? >> No. What if I told you it's all on video and I just watched it? >> care. Then you're going to be under arrest. Stand up and See, I told you, bro. Look at her, laughing and smiling and Just know people are coming after you. Now people are coming after you. Now people are coming after you. >> I would recommend not saying anything to further incriminate yourself. >> She needs to shut the SHUT UP, NOBODY ASKED YOU TO RUN YOUR DICK SUCKER. Nobody asked YOU TO RUN YOUR DICK SUCKER. AND NOW YOU'RE GOING TO GET OUT OF YOUR CAR AND KILL ME, TOO. OH, I'LL DIE in jail and you'll make sure of it. You sound so happy for yourself. >> up before I get involved in this. Yeah, you need to >> that Shut up before she gets smacked. Smack you the [ __ ] up. HOW YOU FEEL ABOUT THAT? CROSS the street. Hey, cross the street for me, please. She thinks she's so [ __ ] cute. AND I HOPE YOUR DAUGHTER DIES. I WATCHED HER SPIT ON MY CAR. GO AHEAD. STOP. HEY, HEY, HEY. LET HER HIT ME. LET HER YOU'RE DOING IT. SHE REALLY JUST SAID SHE HOPES MY DAUGHTER DIES. NO, I DIDN'T. I'M GOING TO CALL MY FIANCE TO GET MY YOUNGEST AND GO PLACE HER. SHE SAID SHE HOPES MY DAUGHTER DIES. WHERE YOU GUYS AT? TAKE BRINLEY HOME, PLEASE, AND CALL MY GRANDPA FOR LILIANA. SHE JUST SAID OH, SHE HOPES MY DAUGHTER DIES. I HOPE HE GOES TO THE SAME POD. YOU CAN'T try to assault someone in front of the police. >> I'm sorry. You're right. I'm not saying what you said was right. She She cursed at my daughter and I'm so I understand. I'm trying so hard. I want to I'm so sorry. I'm trying so hard. Oh my god. The child is transported for medical care while officers coordinate who will accompany them and continue managing the scene. Be depressed for now, okay? We're just going to sit you down here. Somebody youngest is right here. Do you have anything on you? No, not at all. Nothing illegal, no weapons, right? Okay. >> I don't even know if I cussed someone for cursing. I understand. take a seat, okay? She needs food. She's picking up her grand baby. You're not going to do anything at all before you. She is picking up her grand baby. She needs food. Yeah, she's going to get charged. Okay, where is dad? They just went that way. Did they take the Did the kid with them? I'll go see what I can find. Anything else on you in there? Nope. What the [ __ ] is going on? Everyone's yelling at each other about their kids and all this Is she a juvenile or she an adult? And the we have adult 19. She's an adult. So she fought her kid. She fought her kid? Yeah, her kid started apparently. She fought her back. I don't know. I didn't talk to her yet. That's who took the talking to. Okay, well when that happens, you call the You call the police. Ma'am, we're here about We're here about what happened today, ma'am. I don't know about all this stuff in the past, okay? We don't KNOW NOTHING ABOUT THE PAST. All I know is that she admitted to fighting the girl. There's it's on video. My partner saw what he saw. So she's currently detained in custody most likely under arrest, okay? And then she tried to assault her and that led to what it led to and you saw that, okay? We're handling what we're handling today. You don't think she's going to get anything? Why is that? >> Because that's where you guys are. That's mentally disturbed child. The child's parent attempts to move toward the suspect during the arrest and is detained. Officers later decide to issue a summons so the parent can go to the hospital. She's mentally handicapped by state law by the government. Right. >> But that's a perfectly normal human being. Yeah. And she They come down here and try to attack us. We were getting our apartment. We weren't in there. My daughter told me in that episode that it was called house uh backyard full of people and attack her. We didn't come home. >> We're trying to see if she's a blackmailer or a white >> Hey, we need to, uh, The kid's got to go to the hospital, but there's no parent. Who's the kid? Her daughter. Both dad and them just left. But the kid's in the ambulance right now. So, let me see if we can talk to mom real quick. Okay. She can't go to jail cuz she's mentally disabled. That's what the doctor at Altman said after the camp police Well, she I think she's going to jail today. What's her What's her What does she have? What's What's she diagnosed with? >> She has bipolar. She has ADHD. >> Okay. She has a depressive disorder. >> Okay. >> And she has a mood disorder. >> Okay. >> It is all documented. >> Mhm. She goes down >> All All those reasons It's no reason for you. But that woman >> She can't go to jail. Right. But that woman that is going >> The one who just got cuffed and placed in the car. >> going to jail. She just tried to fight with cops. She's going to jail. >> She's inside his cruiser. He's about to take her there. Yeah, we know. uh, today. We know how y'all are. All right, ma'am. How How we are, it's not us. We're taking them to jail. Is that where your husband just went? >> Yes. Okay. Cuz he's got to go for kid. He just left. He has to take my youngest over to my brother. Is that where he went? >> Yes. Is that dad or boyfriend? That's my boyfriend. >> So, it's not the kid's dad? No, my youngest daughter's dad is deceased. Okay. But what are we going to do with your kid cuz your kid has to go to the hospital? >> My brother is there and he can go with her to the hospital or my grandparents will meet them there. Hey, we got to get her to the hospital The daughter? Yeah, dad took off. Mom's detained. They're finding out right now. They're finding out. I don't have time. I got to get her to the hospital right now. We're going to Altman. I think that's what mom said. Yeah, that's closest. We're going to Altman. I'll let them know. Let them know. We got to We just got to get her Yeah, I know. I got you. Get Get this car to move. Yeah, I talked to him. Hey, you guys got to get out of the way. >> Hey, they're They're just going They're going to Altman. Got curb stomped. The officer takes the suspect's details. She's 19. The kid's like what, 11? Yeah, the kid's like 11. Right. She says the kid stomps her. Okay. But she's 19. And then she says she hit back. When I said, "How do you hit back?" She just kind of went like like that. In the video, they were like on the top part of this park or the playground at the like At the slide? Yeah. And the video shows her smashing the kid's head on the floor of the like the metal part where you stand on top of the slide. What's she charged with or what? What do you disorderly them? She hit you? I mean, I got a scratch, but I don't think it was intentional. I kind of just pushed her back cuz she was running at me. She was running at her, but still she can't do that. >> Right. So, I mean, you guys were there for it. I'm cool with just giving her a summons so she can go with her kid to the hospital. Okay. Yeah. I was just going to say, I just came back cuz I'm like it sounded like the kids turned into adults being children. Yeah, so we arrested We're arresting the lady cuz she was smashing the kid's head on the park. And the kid's 11, she's 19. She said, "Well, she hit me, so I was defending myself." She's 19? Yeah. And then this lady is just talking [ __ ] to the kid's mom saying like, "I hope your She I didn't really hear it." She was saying how "I hope your kid dies." The mom got all pissed, charges at her, so I kind of pushed her against the car and you're like, "You can't do that." So, I think we're just going to give her a summons for obstructing and disorderly conduct so she can go to the hospital and then we're going to take her for assault. That's fine. Yeah, sounds good with me. Officers finalize actions. The 19-year-old is taken into custody and the parent receives charges related to her actions during the incident. What's up? Thanks, Sarge. Hey, hey, I'm just being I just I'm just being nosy. No, that's fine. I'm like you guys sound so calm. I'm like, "What ain't nothing." Come out with the second, I'm like that just sounds like Thank you. Can you put the victim's name in the notes, please? The kid's name. See if she can email in like that photo the video, okay? All right. Officers arrest the 19-year-old girl and take her >> Female. Her and the victim's mother got in an argument and the victim's mother decided to charge towards the the arrested female so she's going to be arrested right. Car 77's going to be taking her to the hospital and issuing her a summons so she can be with her daughter and then we'll be taking the female we have county. You need a hand getting out The 19-year-old identified as Destiny Scott was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, obstructing official business, and resisting arrest with the underlying incident involving physical contact with a minor contributing to the arrest decision. Remember, physical confrontations involving minors can lead to serious legal consequences, especially when force is disproportionate. Escalation at active police scenes can result in additional charges even for those not involved in the original incident. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. The video evidence clearly influenced how officers handled the situation. Things got out of control quickly once everyone started arguing. Good to see officers focusing on medical care while managing the scene. You think this call can't get worse? The body cam captures the exact second officers rush in. Comment if you felt that spike.