Police body cam footage shows the critical moment officers intervened to remove children after parents repeatedly refused to comply. Doctor that you can visit with. >> Yeah. And if you're telling >> Oh, I got the protein on your >> So where's >> As parents tighten their grip, officers are left with one urgent choice. Act now or risk the family's safety. >> Time that was. >> I'm like, what did you come by my room for? Is this her friend? >> Okay. So, who >> what you're about to see is the moment a rescue turns into a physical struggle caught entirely on body cam. This when cops rescue kids from parents who refuse to let go. >> I had to be >> the kid just died in Orman Beach last night. >> Deputies respond to a late night call after discovering an infant left alone in a running car outside a bar. >> So, where's Not only that, but that's unlike that should be >> in open. >> So, we just got to >> smash the windows and make sure the kids are open. All right. Nice. And then >> officers locate the parents inside the bar and begin questioning how long the child was left unattended. >> I used to be unre to get cash to get meet at Walgreens or public uh CVS. >> Your husband's inside? >> Mhm. >> What is he wearing? >> A black. >> He's wearing all black. >> Mhm. He started. >> Does it have like a hat on or anything? >> No. >> The mother returns to the vehicle and gives multiple explanations while officers secure the scene. >> Yes. >> Your husband inside? >> Yes. >> But why do I have to run this? >> We're going to talk to you in just a minute. We're going to explain everything. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I'm just >> We just need to go inside and grab your husband real quick. >> Okay. No problem. Yes, it's my favorite. >> Where's your >> uh It's wearing black. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Sorry. I'm not trying to move. >> Yeah, you're fine. >> Yeah. I'm just wondering why. >> No. You said we're going to explain everything to you in just a minute. Okay. >> No problem. >> Am I going to jail? >> We're going to talk about that. >> Okay. They were they were here. >> Close this door real quick. >> Deputies emphasized that leaving a child alone in a vehicle is dangerous regardless of intent or duration. >> Give me a minute. Turn around. Put your hand on your back. >> I know. I told him I just come here to get cash. >> I come here to get cash from you cuz I don't work >> and I have to pee. >> Yeah. And my phone is over there. Can you please? Your phone's in the >> cuz like I said, I had to pee and then check the baby real fast. >> Yeah, >> y'all have to get in the car all year before. >> I had to pee. >> Just died in Orman Beach last night from I've been here. >> Babe, it's Hey, it's okay, >> babe. It's okay. I told him I need to get cash from you >> cuz they were here with the friend, you know, and I came here to get cash over here, >> babe. It's okay, babe. >> He's a little bit stressed out, so I let him go out. >> Can we please grab my phone? >> I'm not going anywhere. >> Where's your phone at in the bar? >> Yeah, cuz I had to pee and then I just grabbed um you know, quick here because I didn't know. I had to pee. I cannot bring him to the bathroom like that. >> Okay. >> Cuz they're smoking bar, you know. >> I don't like him, but there's smoking bar. So I had to be with us. Sorry about my wording. >> So where did you guys come here together? >> No, I it was here and then I come here cuz I needed the cash. >> No, they go he go here and then I we come cuz either here whoever is open first, you know, we can get what we >> both parents are detained as officers continue investigating the circumstances and timelines. >> Like just wipes and stuff, you know. Which one's your vehicle? Or did you use >> this one? His is black one. Um I believe over there. >> Oh, >> he got here like maybe 3 hours. >> Yeah. And I had feeling. >> Okay. >> Babe, >> you got here 3 hours ago, right? >> Yeah. I said I want to get cash to get a baby stuff for teing. >> Yeah, I get that. But >> at no point is it okay to leave a child in the car. >> I don't like it either. >> Yeah, but they smoking bar so I can't bring him over there. I have to pee. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, but you put me like this. So it's not like I'm going to run. >> But I understand. >> Do you want to come to the end of your trunk real quick? >> Huh? Do you want to come to your trunk real quick and I can just have you lean up against the car so I don't have to >> hold you like this the whole time? You just want to lean up against the car? >> You can hold me while you let >> Okay. Like I said, we're going to talk about that in a minute. If the cuffs are hurting you, I can fix hurting me because I have bad back problems. I was the first responder at 911. >> Okay, I got you. Sit up for me. >> Turn around. Okay. I was at the bar. She came to get me. >> Tensions rise as the parents attempt to justify their actions while officers maintain control of the situation. >> She was here maybe 5 minutes and I was paying my cab. >> Double cup shoulder blades. So >> double cup. >> Those are correct all the time. fit in the car. >> Okay, >> I will talk to you in a moment. >> Yeah, >> it's probably better. >> We're going to swap out the cuffs for you real quick. Okay, >> I need more real Am I like that? >> That's what we're doing. >> All right. Obviously, I'm playing this game. >> Yes, >> we will discuss it all in just a minute. >> It hurts. >> Get your wrist up. There you go. >> On my side. >> Yeah. Officers separate the parents, conduct safety checks, and ensure the infant's well-being. >> I just want someone to hold that. >> Okay. >> Hey, let her do not talk to her. I already >> No, she's my wife. >> I don't care if she's your wife. You both are being detained right now. You're not going to be screaming over at her. >> Screaming at her. But you have no right to talk to her right now. >> She's an adult. She can make adult decisions. >> Clearly. >> Yes. >> Well, she's also my wife. Okay. You're not going to >> So any statement that she makes without you reading her rights is inadmissible in court. >> Okay. >> Yeah, you can come this way. >> Whatever. >> I was sitting there. I should say to get me. >> Um, >> go ahead. >> Make sure you have my phone and and all the stuff off the bar, please. >> And pat him down. Make sure he doesn't. Make sure these are double locked >> my rear. >> Why are you so mad at me? >> I'm not. You're not listening correctly while we are conducting an investigation. >> 11. >> Sorry for that, but I'm a little bit hurt cuz I'm sitting there. She came in to get me as I'm paying a tab. Your officer walks in and says, "Is you home again?" I said, "Yes, come with me." >> I asked her once when she came in as I was paying my t go check him in the car. >> Hey, do me a favor. Stand stand up against the trunk for me. >> Sure. >> No. Face the trunk. There you go. Spread your feet. >> Yeah. >> You got anything on it that's going to poke me, stick me, harm me? >> No. Not that I believe. >> Okay. >> Is that your wallet in your back pocket? >> Yes. Okay. It's going to go right here for you. Okay. >> All right. >> Miranda writes are read as deputies explain the seriousness of the incident. >> I don't have my watch. >> My key my keys to my car in my car. The keys to the car are in the car. >> I I hide them under the seats. >> Okay, I got you. >> She was coming to get me seat. I think it's easier if you go buff first. >> Yeah, I know. All right. >> You're a little bit of a taller guy. >> Hold on. [ __ ] Oh god. >> Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. You got to put your hands behind you. >> Yeah. I can't. We're not doing hard. >> Can't sit on your hands. There you go. Hold on. [ __ ] Okay. Can I have my wallet back, please? >> It's going to go with you. >> Okay. >> Ready? >> Huh? >> I'm just going to read you something. Okay. And then, like I said, we can discuss the situation. Okay. Okay. >> I didn't want to discuss it until I read you this. Okay. >> So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a courtable. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand these rights as I've explained them to you? >> Yes. >> With these rights in mind. Are you willing to answer my questions now? >> Okay. So said I was going to talk to you and explain the situation to you. I just got to read something first. All right. >> You have the right to remain silent. anything you say you can. >> The infant was secured safely and both parents were charged with child neglect with the case referred for further legal and child welfare review. Even brief lapses in judgment can put a child at serious risk. There is never a safe reason to leave an infant unattended in a vehicle. This is the reaction of nisens to this situation that could have ended so much worse. Glad someone noticed and called it in. Excuses don't matter when a child's safety is on the line. This is exactly why people say it only takes one bad decision. Think this situation was already intense. The body cam catches a split-second decision that changes everything. Comment if you saw it coming. >> This day wasn't me. >> I went to court. >> Oh, I got the booking on your >> on January 14th, 2024. Police responded after a concerned individual reports troubling behavior from a man staying at the home, including confusion and alarming statements. >> Doctor that you can visit with. >> Yeah. And if you're telling other people that you're got a friend over there, he's just kind of been I don't know. He's just going downhill mentally. >> Okay. >> Um I think it's schizophrenia, psychosis. I don't really know, but he's talking to visible people. >> Okay. Earlier today, we were talking, he mentioned something about guns. Uh I asked him, you know, what for I forget the exact thing, but it ended with that voices, which he obviously isn't. Weapons. Yeah. Um, but I'm so scared. >> Yeah. So, you have any text messages or recordings of this? Okay. What is he going to say when I ask him if he wants to hurt anybody or intel? >> I really don't know. >> You're not sure? >> No, cuz I I can't get a full sentence in for him to listen. >> Okay. Where's he at exactly over there? >> Uh, I don't know. I'd have to go and find him. >> Is he Would he Does he stay in the house? Does he stay outside? >> I mean, technically doesn't say he's just stopped by. Was he driving today? Uh that that uh darker pickup with the red cap. >> Darker pick up with a red cap. >> Yeah. >> Oh, I see. Okay. So, that's his vehicle. Okay. >> Officers gather background information about the living situation, who resides in the home, [music] and recent changes in behavior. >> Yeah. Um what's he wearing today? >> I'm sorry. What's he wearing? >> Uh maybe car heart. A car heart. >> You're not sure though? Not often. You know what color? >> No, not really. >> You got your ID on you? >> Uh, no. That's the house. >> Okay. You live there? >> I do. Okay. >> You live in the house or >> You own the house? >> Who owns the house? >> Uh, that would be over here. So, >> is the house set up like a duplex or is it one main just one main house? >> It's being renovated. >> Okay. It's what's considered the front door on the porch or on the side? This this side, not >> the one that faces this side. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> And he's the only one in there right now. >> No. No. Uh the housemate lives in there as well. >> Okay. >> They stay in the same room. They stay in different rooms. >> You know, he might stay a night sleep on the couch or on the chair in the living room. >> Okay. So, were you in there before prior to calling >> or did you Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, you're in there. He started selling telling you he's hearing voices and you exited the house or >> Here's the thing. He he never stopped talking. >> The reporting party explains ongoing concerns and why the situation escalated enough to request help. >> Okay. They'll stand out here just standing there yelling at something. >> So then what made a difference tonight? >> Well, uh one the fact that it popped up saying uh that voices were telling them to kill me. Um, which I've been basically the one his confidant like when he down I he knows it's there's something wrong. >> Yeah. >> He's sought me out. He talks to me. He's been talking to him for months now. All right. Has he gone for hell before? >> I don't think so. Okay. So tonight, what makes the different is that he's saying the voices are telling him to to kill you. >> Yeah. He thinks that his kids are being held hostage. >> Deputies make contact with the man and calmly begin assessing his condition through conversation. >> Does he actually have kids? >> He does have kids. >> Okay. Where do they live? I couldn't tell you. Okay. I keep telling them to call them to to see He hasn't because the voices are telling otherwise. >> As far as you know, he doesn't see a psychiatrist or a doctor anywhere. >> No. Okay. >> Doesn't take medication for it. >> No. That's something I told him like he needs to. >> And this has been going on for how long? >> I mean, apparently it was even when I met him, it was going on, but I >> How long ago was that? That was four months, 5 months, something like that. Um, I don't know, but he's always been nice. You know, a good guy and I, you know, I try to help out. >> And other than things like kitchen wear, any access to weapons inside. >> Um, there's some knives. >> Yeah. Knives outside of like kitchen wear, like outside here. >> Uh, around. >> All right. Okay. >> We'll go over there. He said he showed up that truck. I can't find anything on Jason Silver. >> Um >> the blue truck or the red truck? >> Uh the one >> Oh, okay. With the camper shell. >> Yeah. Depending on when >> you may ask him to come out. Yeah. >> Okay. >> How's he acting? Go ahead. What do you think? >> He's acting fine. He's coming out. Officers ask direct questions to determine whether anyone is in immediate danger and whether medical help may be needed. >> Um, one of the things in this conspiracy was an officer was like two. So, I just wanted to let you know that. >> Was what? >> Involved in like this thing. >> Okay. >> What's going on, brother? So, what's going on today, brother? >> Same old [ __ ] every day. >> Okay. Uh, I guess some I've been hearing a lot of talk like somebody's got some kids B and Taylor and >> Okay. >> Mario's kids or something like that. >> So, are you maybe hearing >> kids maybe? >> Are you just So, you're maybe hearing things that other people aren't hearing? >> I'm not exactly sure. >> Okay. Do you want to hurt yourself? >> No. >> Are you want to hurt anybody else? >> No. >> Okay. >> I just want to talk to my kids. Somebody I keep hearing like >> like they got cameras all over this place. >> Okay. >> Like somebody's talking through it. >> Okay. >> And they keep saying that you have my kids. >> You hear right now? >> Uhuh. >> Okay. >> And what my understanding is nobody else in the house is hearing this either. It's just you. >> Well, they're not exactly paying attention to nothing. >> Okay. >> All righty. >> They're doing their thing. I'm always by myself and with my dogs and [ __ ] How long you been hearing voices for? >> I mean, not long. >> Is this new for you? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Have you ever went down to the hospital and talked to anybody? >> I mean, I've talked to somebody about [ __ ] but it ain't really like that. I think there's something really going on around here and I just can't put my finger on it completely. >> Mhm. >> Like I hear screaming like in distances. I've heard girl screaming. >> You find that moment, please. >> You know, Jason, do you find that moment being able to hear those things? >> The man describes experiences that raise concern while deputies maintain a steady and non-confrontational approach. >> Okay. Cuz it's not it's not me. >> No. >> So, my suggestion is you >> Yes. My suggestion to you since we can't hear that you are hearing, >> you need to go down and talk to someone that's professional about this. I know. Is there something you guys want to do? >> You know, I know you guys aren't really around here standing around outside hearing. >> I hear you, >> you know. And I think I heard some [ __ ] and some people might have been caught or something about it. I don't know. >> And see, everything you just said didn't make sense. All right. You're not making a whole lot of sense. >> Yeah. My truck got stolen. They stole my tag and stole everything. >> It's off my old truck. It's just on >> Jason. >> Waiting on detective page trying to get down to the bottom of what's going on around this lands like all the way up and down this road. >> Okay. Are these voices telling you to hurt everybody else? Were they telling you to hurt people? >> I don't know. They like there's a serial killer around this. >> Okay. How long have you stayed on this property for? >> I've been up here a few years. Not this property. >> Not living here. Just coming back. Just visiting >> down the road a little bit. And >> what's that address on the road? >> It's two gates long driveway back right down by yourself. >> Long lane back there. >> You live by yourself. >> Me and a girl live there. She lived in hers and I lived in mine. >> Okay. >> The camper. Whatever. >> I took care of all the equipment. And >> So you live with one other person? >> I did. You don't now? >> No, I I'll stay here. >> Okay. How long are you staying here? >> Two weeks or something. >> Okay. Couple weeks. >> Yeah. >> Reason. It's like >> officers explain their limitations and encourage seeking professional assistance, emphasizing safety for everyone involved. >> I got robbed. They stole everything I had. All the money on the whatever. Trying to bounce back, all my tools and all. All right, brother. We're We're going to cop this. >> But yeah, okay. >> No problem. >> Yeah, something. >> I definitely understand your concerns, but without any kind of evidence that he's wanting to hurt anybody, not saying he want to hurt anybody, I can't force him to go to the hospital. Okay. I want to I want to ask him one more time if I can call somebody, take him down there. medics, but he's probably going to say no. I can tell. >> Right. I I to go down with them. >> So, um I'd watch him. Um if you guys get a recording saying he wants to hurt somebody and he search, you know, that's something else, but I should be recording this, but I haven't had time to actually. >> Okay. cuz that's that's something I need for you know. >> So for now we'll have this log in our in our system and if he calls back out and we have more maybe we take him then. Okay. >> Um >> well >> he can't go anywhere else. He said he lives here now. >> Well trailer burned so he's been floating around. He'll crash here a night or two and then he just >> I wouldn't let him. [snorts] I wouldn't let him. Your guys you guys are going to get issue. Fine. This is something me and my housemate have been talking about. Yeah. We're going to have to put our foot down. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I appreciate that. >> Uhhuh. >> They may may feel that way. What concerns us >> ain't going down any new >> What concerns us and I'm sure it concerns you is you hearing voices. Period. >> I feel >> when no one else is here is hearing them. And so that's the direction. continued dialogue focuses on awareness, orientation, and whether the individual understands his surroundings. >> Well, that's the direction we're trying to steer you in is getting a regular doctor >> that can that can help this this issue out. >> Um, are there voices that or is there sounds that you're interpreting as voices? >> No. I mean, it's like clear as day. That's that's what's important to us and I'm sure it's important to us. >> Actually, no. >> Yeah. Um and if you tell >> No, >> he's the sheriff. >> No, he's not. >> Philip Nolan Ryan Green. >> No, he's not the sheriff here. >> Not I don't know if he's in Montgomery sheriff. I know he's in Montgomery. >> Okay. >> I don't know if it's this district or not. >> Yeah. No. Um, I would uh I would highly encourage you uh you know to to get a regular doctor that you can visit with. >> Yeah. >> And if you're telling other people that you're hearing voices or things that they're telling you, that's that's a concern, too. >> Serial fillers are real. >> They are. >> What's going on around here? >> I call the medic pointing it out. Let's know if I call a medic. Will you ride down to Gra with them, talk to somebody? I mean, really, >> I know it's inconvenient, but I think it's very important >> now, but I was getting ready to eat dinner and [ __ ] but >> they have food down there. >> I'm totally saying I literally am. I'm just >> There's around this area. >> Mhm. >> And I want to make sure Listen real quick. I want to make sure you don't want to hurt anybody or yourself. >> Oh, no. >> You know what I mean? >> Totally not. No. I just >> if you change your mind what's going on. >> If you change your mind and you're hearing voices and saying you want to hurt somebody or hurt to hurt somebody, >> yeah, >> make sure you reach out to us so we come back out. We'll get you a ride downtown. Okay. >> I ain't like that. I ain't trying to get hurt or nothing. But >> I just want to figure out what's going on right here. Like something over in that like I hear [ __ ] coming from like that hotel area. Deputies reinforce guidance on when to seek help again and outline next steps if the situation worsens. And >> well, understand these are these are things that you are you're the only person hearing. Nobody else hears this. It's only you. >> Well, I'm always out here alone. They're always inside. I'm telling you, >> I'm outside a lot. I'm an outdoor. I listen. >> All right. pay attention like like you said, if you if you start having some issues and you're recognizing them, then then call call for help, you know, before it gets out of control, you're still able to to see what's going on to process that information. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You know what? You know what month it is? You know what what month we're in now? >> Yeah. I don't pay attention to months and dates, but >> you know what year we're in? >> Watch TV. So, >> yeah, >> I'm outside dogs and doing [ __ ] >> Okay. You know, but you know what year this is? Yeah. 23rd. >> Okay. We're in January now. >> Yeah. Yeah. Duh. New year. >> I didn't even pay I didn't even do nothing for >> Okay. All right. Now you know you're you know your information. >> State myself and pay attention to a lot of things nobody did. >> Okay. >> And something weird's going around going down around. >> Yeah. I understand be a little bit paranoid about things, but >> like I heard screaming. >> I heard a girl young help me. >> Well, if you hear that, contact us. >> I did. >> Okay. What happened? >> I never got back with me. >> Okay. >> Like I don't know. >> All right. That that'll help us figure out what's going on as well >> if no one else is hearing it. >> Yeah. >> Hey, you said the last one you said was 40. >> 4014. Yes, sir. 401. Yeah. Okay. I don't know. There was just >> All right. >> It was a little >> Well, head back in, warm up. We're going to do the same thing. And uh just stay aware of your surroundings. You hear things like that, you give us a call. >> No. No. You want I showed the officer the picture of the person that was in it. Mhm. >> And it plain as day wasn't me. and you were supposed to get dinner, but uh plain as day wasn't me. >> I went to court, >> talked to the judge, >> I got kicked out, so I don't know if I got mail or not, but I kept up with the owner >> and he was supposed to just he was supposed to get a hold of the prosecutor. >> Okay. >> And clear it up that it wasn't me. Yeah. >> Hey, brother. No needles unless you sharpen your pocket. >> But he's been asking me if they've gotten with me or not, and >> I've been trying to get back and forth with them. And >> I I don't have a license, and I can't really go nowhere. >> Yeah. >> And I don't have no family or nothing. I just keep up with them up there. >> Yeah. But yeah, that was something that I didn't do. It happens. >> They got the photo. We can go up there right now and he'll Manny will show you the picture on his phone with the person. They said he even got them. >> Yeah. So, >> so you have any jail bags at all? >> No. Are you rolling him down? >> Whatever. Whatever. I'll take it. >> Hail's on a call right now from Harrison or not. >> You got a nurse there cuffed. You want to swap them out? Okay. >> The incident concluded with no immediate arrest officers documenting the concerns [music] and strongly encouraging medical and professional intervention while advising the household to contact authorities again if safety concerns increased. Remember early intervention and clear communication can prevent situations from escalating further. Seeking professional help is essential when someone shows signs of serious distress. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This is terrifying to watch. Thankfully, the officers stayed calm and patient. Mental health support needs to be taken seriously before families are put at risk. Situations like this show why asking for help early really matters. You think the officers were out of options here? Watch what happens next on the body cam and tell us if you would have done the same. >> Both mom, dad, and myself that you were going to end us and we were dead. >> Adult did not. >> On June 28th, 2025, police arrive after a family reports escalating conflict involving an adult son intoxicated and upset over alcohol being removed and loss of access to a vehicle. What time that was, >> right? >> I'm like, what did he come by my room for? >> You call? >> I did. >> Okay. >> I can't stay here. >> Okay. >> For a while. >> Okay. >> Um, >> and he is mad that we went in his room and took his uh beer cans away last night. And then we also moved to the car that he typically drives. Okay. because it's owned by my dad and he's driven intoxicated before. >> The sister explains the situation has become unsafe, describing aggressive behavior and verbal intimidation that prompted the emergency call. >> He just tried to twist my fingers. He's being abusive. Step over to this side real quick. >> Excuse me. >> Can you just step over here real quick? >> I'm going to get a chair and I'll be happy to. >> Awesome. Thank you. >> I know why you're here. Probably because of her. That's fine. Somebody called. What's your name? >> Jet. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Jason. >> Jason. Give me a second. Okay. Give me one second. All right. I'm going wait for another officer and we're going to talk to everybody. Find out what's going on here. Okay. >> I'm going to sit right here. >> There's no reason for this. >> Her She's the one I called. I know. I'm not >> Yeah, I did because you told both mom, dad, and myself that you were going to end us and we were dead. >> Adult did not see that. He actually took a bat and and >> I was and I took a bat, but I didn't even touch you with that. >> As far as physically, everybody okay? >> He I don't I'm having trouble breathing by the >> family members state the son has a history of alcohol abuse and previous dangerous behavior which led them to restrict his access to alcohol and the vehicle. Okay. Any paramedics? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. What was your name again? Sorry. >> Jason. >> Jason, come here. Talk to me over here. Come here. >> Hello. So, I'm the one that called. Um, he is intoxicated. My parents have a deal with him where he's not steing some sort of agreement that he could be um evacuated, sorry, property. He is mad because my dad and I this morning took the truck that he drives which is in my dad's name um and parked it elsewhere because he drives from his dropper. >> Um so he's mad. >> These are the cans he drinks. >> That's what I collected um today. He's mad that I went in his room. I know where he keeps it and I I basically just wanted proof for my parents cuz they're going through this procedure. Um, so he's mad that I >> The sister reports being forcibly confronted and dragged during an argument, saying similar incidents happen whenever he drinks. >> I went in his room without his permission, which I can understand. >> Yeah. >> But at the same time, um, did not warrant him grabbing me by my shirt in the back and shoving me down the hallway. And then he also took a baseball bat to my dad, >> like threatened him with it. >> Yeah. Or he didn't obviously hit you, right? >> What? >> He didn't hit you obviously. He just >> No, he took a bat though and he was threatening me. [clears throat] >> He didn't hit He did hit me. >> He did hit me. >> And I'm sorry, but I've been through this with him a few times. >> Every time he drinks, it gets violent. >> And I I told myself I would never deal with this again cuz I wasn't in an abusive relationship with someone in the past. And so I don't care at this point. I don't even care that that's my brother. >> And then so when he shoved you, did you fall to the ground or you just kind of >> hit the wall? >> He fell into a wall. Okay. And this occurred by his bedroom like after you confronted him? >> My bedroom. He was in my room. I was I'm packing cuz I'm going out of town. >> Officers clarify the sequence of events and identify alcohol use and family intervention as the main triggers for the confrontation. So he was upset that you found his stash of empty cans and then that's when it escalated >> and the car being gone. >> Okay. >> He came out here to smoke and realized his truck wasn't here. >> Gotcha. >> And the only other person here was my mom, but she wasn't really involved in that. >> It's just mainly you and your dad and then him. >> Okay. And he did he push you from behind or in your chest? >> He from behind. He grabbed he got his shirt right here and then started shoving me and pulling me from my room down the hallway to where my dad my parents were dad my where my dad was. >> What was his reasoning for that? What was he trying to drag you over there for? >> Because he was mad and he that his car is not here and that his alcohol here like there was one that had some in it and it poured out. Um, so he he kept saying >> the brother gives his account arguing his privacy was violated and claiming he only wanted an explanation from his family. >> Like, you know, you should have been in my room, which okay, fine. You know, but >> this is a different set of circumstances. It's not just >> this is a special set of like I said, like I I was so not going to put up with a man touching me. >> What was what's going on today? >> I got up this morning. >> Mhm. It was 10:30ish. >> Okay. >> I didn't sleep that good the the night before. >> Okay. >> And I saw them come in my room. I didn't see them physically come by my room and there was a door open. So I'm like, why are you coming to my room? >> Okay. >> I mean >> this morning. >> Sometime this morning. I don't know what time that was, >> right? >> I'm like, what did you come by my room for? There's no reason for to come in my room. I'm sleeping. And I'm like, and they didn't they said nothing about her. >> Okay. >> We didn't do anything like that. But whatever. Um I'm like, what if what if I was doing something you didn't want to see? Whatever because I mean I mean >> personal space, right? >> Yes. Okay. All right. >> And they they both Oh, no. We didn't do that. Just But >> you were you in the room? >> I was in the room. >> Okay. You were in the room. Okay. Did they were they like checking on you? Make sure you're okay? Like what? >> No, they didn't wake me up or anything. I was sleeping. >> So they >> He admits to physically grabbing his sister to force a discussion, but downplays the seriousness of his actions. >> They invaded your personal space. What happened after that? >> So I went see my dad. Why did you come by my room for >> it? Was your dad and your sister here? >> And my sister was Well, he said my sister went in there, too. >> Caller's a female sitting down. Okay. And then I I didn't try forcefully. I I took told my sister, "You're going to come in my come with me to go." She talked to my dad and said, "Why did you come in my room when I was sleeping?" >> So, you want to talk to your dad? Okay. >> And for >> she she she didn't want to come in there. >> So, I just grabbed her by her. >> No, no, no, no, no. >> I grabbed her by her shirt. >> You can do it without touching me. Okay. >> That's fine. >> And she she wouldn't come. So I'm like, what's I just want to know why did you come in my room without >> okay >> my permission. >> Okay. >> And she denied it. So I'm like, okay, fine, whatever. >> Okay, >> that's it. >> That's it. >> Okay, so you grab the bike. >> Officers observe physical indicators consistent with the reported confrontation and determine the incident meets the criteria for domestic battery. >> So he's done talking to him. Okay. Um well the thing is is I see signs. You know you have some redness on your neck. You know obviously you're um you know what he did was uh basically domestic battery. You know of an insulting nature where he physically you know um so I'm going to have to arrest him. Um he's going to go >> The brother is placed under arrest despite protesting while family members mention ongoing health and substance abuse concerns. >> That's what's going to happen and then uh should be good. Okay. >> Yes. All right. >> So, real quick, what happened? >> I I told him what happened. So, I don't know why I need >> She's got a better Did you grab uh Did you grab her by the shirt and push her? And like, did >> I grab her? I grabbed her after. I'm not going to lie. Because I wanted her to talk to me and my dad why they came in my room while I was sleeping. >> That was it. That's all I >> Yeah, but you know that's a domestic, right? It's a domestic battery basically. You can't grab people by the shirt and push them and drag them with you. >> I understand that, but there's been many times both of them have done that to me and I've never called the cops. So, >> well, unfortunately, you know, we're here and uh I have to place you under arrest. Okay. So, turn around. >> I'm not going under. I'm not Do >> you have anything in your pocket? >> No, I don't. Okay. >> Can I talk to my dad? >> No. No. >> Why? >> Cuz you're under arrest. My dad at all. >> Sure. >> Take your time. Police advised the family on protective options and stressed the importance of treatment, noting a recurring pattern linked to alcohol use. >> It's more comfortable. It's fine. >> I think he has two medicines that he has to take daily. >> Can you grab them for me? >> You grab them. >> We'll send them with it. with them >> they he's got a severe blood circulation issue >> but he has clotting issues >> and uh so that he has to take that um he needs alcohol treatment it actually uh he went for 30 days and he came home after a couple weeks and started drinking again and uh he needs to go back for some kind of alcohol treatment. >> Yeah. Well, hopefully, you know, unfortunately, no one could force it unless he wants it. So, only force it >> is take it to Yeah. So, was he going to he's going to go out to the county and >> if you guys have to write up a report, I would highly recommend you ask a judge to that he needs to have alcohol treatment. >> Yeah. I I'll note it, you know, that he's obvious this is why it started, you know, was over his alcohol. You know, >> it's he's you know, truthfully, when he's not drinking, he's the nicest guy in the world. But when he's drinking alcohol, he turns into this evil guy. >> Yeah. >> And I'm sorry that frankly you have to go through it >> or any of my family. I'm just sick of it. >> It's our job. So, you're not you're not troubling us in any way. Okay. >> I'm just sick of it. You know, I hate to do this, but the truth is he has to be has to have he has to learn that he can't do this to himself. >> The incident concluded with the adult son being arrested for domestic battery, temporarily removed from the home, and facing potential protective orders. While authorities advised the family to pursue follow-up actions related to safety planning and substance abuse treatment, remember alcohol abuse can quickly escalate family conflicts into situations requiring police intervention. Setting boundaries is necessary, but safety must always come first when emotions spiral out of control. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. This is heartbreaking. No family should have to live in constant fear because one person refuses to get help. Seeing loved ones pushed to call the police shows how serious the situation had become. It's infuriating that the warning signs were there for so long before it reached this point. 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. You're >> under arrest. Okay. So, so um >> on April 8th, 2024, police responded to a disturbance call at an apartment encountering a man who appeared intoxicated and confused about why officers were called. >> She is. >> Is this her friend? >> Okay. So, who in front of the police? >> Hello. >> Hey, >> what's going on? >> What's happening? fine. That's okay. I >> I speak English. >> What happened? I >> I don't know what what's problem. You >> Someone call someone called in this apartment. >> Yes. >> Can I talk to you there? >> Yes. Yes. >> Here. I could I could go. >> No. No. >> You could stay out here with me. >> It's What's the name? Adam, right? >> You remember me? >> Yes. >> Yeah. What's going on today? >> What? >> What? >> Another drunken day. >> Drunken day. >> Did you Did you drink? >> Uh, yeah. Yeah. Too. >> They're all They're all Everybody's >> Who is Who's the other the other girl in there? >> And there's a woman. >> Is she related to? >> I don't know. >> You have no idea who she is? >> Is this her friend? >> Okay. So, who called Who called us here today? >> That's what I'm trying to figure. I I have no idea. I just I answered the door. I don't know. >> Okay. What were you doing before we knocked? >> Watching one of your videos. You were just watching TV, sitting on the couch. >> Alex Turner. >> What? >> Officers learn a woman inside the apartment locked herself in the bathroom, prompting concerns about her safety [music] and the ongoing situation. >> Alex Turner. >> Is that on the radio? >> Okay. So, you were sitting on the couch? >> No, I was in the bedroom. >> You were in the bedroom >> listening to music. You heard a knock on the door. >> You came out. >> Yeah, I'm the one. Was were you banging on any doors or anything? I'm just Why was she Why is she locked in the bathroom? >> I'm just confused. >> Dude, dude, she's like I mean, you guys been in prior? >> Yeah. >> I'm just [music] like going with them. So, >> I'm just I don't get why she's locked herself in the bathroom. >> You have no idea. >> What were you guys doing earlier today? There's more people in there. >> There's one woman in the bedroom. I I I only answer the door cuz you guys >> Okay. Are you here right now or is she trying was she trying to get you to leave? >> No. I I'm always I These are where my clothes are at. >> Yeah. >> This is where I live. >> How long have you been here for? >> Over like 3 months. Probably >> 4 months. >> Well, I remember last time I was here, um, we had another one of our officers dropped you off, right? >> Yes. So, >> the man claims he lives at the residence and was invited back despite prior police involvement and past trespass issues. And then you came back. How long have you been here like today? Did you get here this morning or have you been here for a while? >> No, your officers did not take me back today. >> They took me back about like 3 weeks ago. >> Three. So then you came back and you've been here for 3 weeks. >> I Yes. >> She told me that she cleared up whatever messed up was going on. >> I don't freaking know, dude. >> Okay. >> She told me that it's okay that I'm here. This is her house. >> She invited you over? >> Yes, this is her house. >> Did she Did she text you? Did she call you? >> Yeah. >> Which >> text and call? >> Okay. Do you have Do you have your phone on you? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Do you have Is it in there? >> That's >> okay. But she did text you and ask you to come over. >> Okay. Cuz remember last time we had the trespass thing filled out. >> Well, but she told me that everything's cleared up. This is her house. >> So, she said, "I don't want that anymore." Officers question inconsistencies in his story, noting conflicting timelines about how long he has lived there and whether he was formally allowed to stay. >> You could come over. >> Yes. >> And so then you came over. >> She picked up. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> I was just sleeping in the room. >> You seem >> You seem like you don't know. Yeah. I just answered the door. >> Mhm. >> She just got cleared up for a warrant. I know that for a fact. >> Mhm. >> I have no warrants. Like I don't know what the problem is. >> Yeah. I >> I have no idea. >> I'm honestly not sure either. I'm >> like cuz they said she was locked in the bathroom. Someone was banging on the on the door. >> Well, you guys should bang on that door. That was we were being someone else. >> I have no idea. >> Me neither. >> So, we're trying to figure out now. >> Hold on one second. All right. >> All righty. >> So, what happened? >> Nothing. I I don't know. I was I opened the door for you guys. I was sleeping. I was >> Okay. So, you didn't argue at all. >> No, that's all there. >> Nothing. You didn't even talk to her. >> I talked to her earlier. >> Okay. Let's >> see. Coming home. Grab us out. Police attempt to deescalate by suggesting temporary separation, explaining that the woman does not feel safe with him present. >> Getting her drinks, doing her thing. >> Uhhuh. >> She's with her friend. >> Yeah. >> I went to sleep and then I >> I've just been less abused. >> No, no, it's okay. I'm just I'm just trying to understand what why we got call out. >> I have no idea. >> So, uh, >> anyway, >> are you married with her cuz you guys got married? Well, that's what we're >> planning on to. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, it's not official. >> Uh, no. >> Okay. All right. Did you just stay the night here then? >> I' I've always been here. I've been here for for Last time I came here. >> Well, yes. I've always >> Last time. Okay. What? >> I have to switch my ID. I have to switch everything over here. >> Okay. >> Well, right now, currently it's in Elvis, but >> Okay. Could I see your driver license? Do you have it? Perfect. Thank you. >> Um, so >> sorry, what's your name? Sorry. >> Adam Rez. >> Adam. >> Um, so Adam, >> Adam, want you to be here right now? Is there a way for you to go somewhere, spend a little bit of time? >> I know where I know nothing. This is where where I live. again. She said that that something happened, a argument between you and her. She doesn't feel safe you be here at this moment. >> I don't I don't a darn thing. >> I understand. I know. >> Is it okay? I This is my home. This where I live. >> All I want to do is just sit on the couch, sit in a room or whatever. >> I I mean, I I'll I'll be fine with that, too, but I just don't want to get called back out here, right? The man resists leaving repeatedly, insisting the apartment is his home, while officers challenge his claims based on prior encounters. >> Okie dokie. >> So, uh, again, she's your residence. I understand that you you stay here a lot. I understand that. >> No, this where my belongings are. This where I live. >> How much belongings do you have in here? >> All my clothes, everything. >> How um >> I've been here cuz remember last time we dropped you off, >> right? And that was like, at what point did you start living here? Cuz remember last time we dropped you off and that was like what, a week and a half ago? >> We're going to get married tomorrow. I've been here for >> overhead. 4 months. >> I'm sorry I missed the first part. >> Over 4 months. >> So you're saying you've lived here for 4 months? >> Yes. This is where all my personal belongings are at. >> A week and a half ago. Remember you were like all I have is a backpack here, >> right? And now all my personal belongings are actually in the the bedroom. >> So at what point did you move on here? >> I didn't move here. Someone else dropped it off because they were being jerks and they're like >> they threw all my clothes out. >> So someone was being a jerk and so they threw all your clothes together. >> Yes. >> Big tit. >> I wouldn't have called until >> this guy likes her whatever their business is. He was hanging out with my mom. They're drinking. >> I don't know that day. I don't think I was working that day. >> They came to the house. >> Dude, these are creepers. They came to the house. They were parked in the front yard. They're like, I don't know what to do. >> My calls are at. This is where I live. This is where I've been. >> How long have you been here, Adam? >> 4 months. I live here and all my clothes. >> So, I talked to you on the phone with Officer Milos before and you told me you were living in Elgen. That's why I'm asking. >> But this is earlier. >> Okay. >> All my belongings are here. >> So you said you've been living here for months. That was 3 weeks ago and you're stuck. >> Officers work to find an alternative place for him to go, offering options while emphasizing the need to prevent further escalation. >> That's why I'm asking >> because her mother won't her she [snorts] her mother supplements her. >> Okay. >> So >> if her mom knows you live here, she won't supplement. Is that what >> you want? The lease is under her house here. All my clothes, all my belongings. >> At what point? >> Come in. >> At what point did you move back here though? Cuz two weeks ago you just had a backpack here. So when did you move in here? Cuz it wasn't 4 months ago. >> I've always been. >> Every time I've come you haven't physically been here, Adam. That's why I'm asking. Besides that one night that I had called you. >> I had to say that >> because >> So do you not have any or whatever? Okay, my bad. Little dyslexic today. But you don't have anything at your parents house still? No. >> So all your all your >> All my belongings are in the bedroom. Our own bedroom that we share together. >> I'm asking. You know me. I'm playing it face up. That's why I'm asking. >> No. No. >> You didn't put your hands on her or anything? >> I don't do that. >> Put your hands on. >> So you don't have anywhere else to go today to let things calm down. >> This This where? >> No, I get that. But when things get heightened at this level, like when two people are heated. So most time we just try getting somebody to leave for a little bit so that way things can calm down. I'll I'll sl I'll sit outside if it's okay. I'll sit outside or on the porch. I don't >> I don't want trouble. >> It's going to rain. Can you Can you go to your mom's? Isn't that who lives in Elgen? >> I cannot go to my mother's. >> Why can't you go to your mom's? >> They're the people that threw Oh [ __ ] >> Your mom. >> Emotional tension rises as the man expresses frustration and uncertainty about where to go while officers maintain firm boundaries. Well, not her, but >> All right. So, she doesn't want you to stay. >> Doesn't want you to be here at all at this moment. >> Tomorrow will change. Two days could change. You want to call for a ride to come pick you up? That >> he said she said that. >> They have my phone. >> We'll we'll grab your phone right now. So, that's where we are right now. >> Yes. >> You have it? She have it? >> Yes. >> Do you have the Uber app? Can you call Uber? >> Cuz you had that app before. I can't do that anymore. >> Why? >> I haven't been working. >> Oh, okay. >> I cannot know. >> So, you have you have no idea how you could kill him. If >> if anything, I just sleep under a bridge or >> under a bridge. >> Oh, dude. What do you guys >> That's what I want to help you with. I want to get you somewhere that's not here, right? >> I go to Elgen Carpo. I live in in Elgen. I just [ __ ] remember. >> Okay, so we we got to figure out a way, but you could stay at your Elgen, that place. You could stay there. >> No, it's my M's house. I can't go past my mom. >> Listen, Adam, I'm not saying that you did anything right now, right? But we got to figure out somewhere for you to go. That's what I'm trying. >> I will sleep on the streets. I cannot get people carried into my own business. And it's not even my business. I It's nobody else's trouble. >> I think they're still looking for your phone. >> Can you guys tell them? >> Do you know where it was? >> Where in her hand? >> Wait, I forgot all of that. >> I'm sorry that you guys got to be >> If she If she's sober, she's cool. Is she so? She wants you to leave right now. >> Something to think about. I'm a sucker. >> Okay, >> if you know you're a sucker, right, you can change that. >> Police recover personal items and continue mediating, reinforcing that the woman's safety takes priority in the moment. >> You don't know you're a sucker, you can't change that. >> You understand? This is How many times we were here last night? I'm sorry about that. I apologize about that. >> How many times we were here last night? At least four, five. >> Three times. Um, >> yeah, >> but >> All right. So, the one time she called someone >> I'm just saying, Mark, >> I don't know. >> I don't freaking know. >> Hey, man. >> Well, I'm I'm legal. I don't [ __ ] You do your thing. You call >> What can I do? >> Okay, but again, you you are the one who's dealing with this now. She's not. >> I know. do. >> Okay. Okay. But that doesn't matter sometimes. >> All right. What's um what's a good phone number for you so we can locate your phone? >> Yeah. Um she I I visually I'm not trying to. >> Yes. >> Yes. There's a phone on this phone. >> I was going to say you just call me sir. Dude, all that those proper freaking porn [ __ ] [laughter] >> It's okay. >> Just Yes, sir. >> You don't have to try. >> Okay. >> I just need to take some photos. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Can you hold your hand out with this for me? >> Bro, >> who are you talking to? >> What's up, man? >> She puts out the which is kind of cool. >> She's What she doing? >> She puts out. >> Can you back up a little bit? I'm like right on the edge here. >> Okay. So, >> that's what it is. It's just straight. Yeah, I guess. >> Yeah. Good. >> She has whatever you want, right? [snorts] >> Just do. >> She's cool. >> She's cool. >> Don't worry. Until we're here. >> I know. >> She's hiding your phone right now. She wants you gone. >> Is it that good? I mean, >> well, why don't you just steal my phone? That That's weird. >> Is it that good? Is is Is it that good? >> Can I squeeze by again, son? >> Yeah. The situation ends with officers taking enforcement action after continued instability formally removing him from the scene. All right, let's uh let's walk downstairs. Let's talk outside. >> Game plan. >> Oh, okay. This is a game plan. You're under arrest. Okay. So so um the battery I didn't I didn't touch it. No, dude. I didn't Nobody How long have you had that phone number? >> I've had that for six four or five. Six years. >> Six years. You've had that phone number for 6 years. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Cuz >> she didn't purchase that phone. It's under my name. If you look up that number, it's it's my name. Adam Reyes. >> Probably one mark one. >> We're going to have to We're going to have to give her mom a call. >> Right. I know you said the phone number and everything. >> I didn't hit nobody. I didn't do >> Who who scratched you here? Does that scratch? >> I'll show you over there. But we'll go. But it might be >> one. All right, go ahead and step in here. Yeah, wash your head. All right, go ahead and spread your legs for me. Do you have any sharp know? Any guns, any grenades, anything? Just wallet. Lift up the cuffs. >> Look under the cuffs. >> The cuffs. >> The cuff. The the legs. Okay, >> I'll search you again over there. >> Your head. >> What? Do you guys think that I freaking >> Look, man. Uh, we'll talk about it in the station. Trust me, I'm I'm here too with you. So, we'll talk at the station. Okay. >> All right. >> The incident concluded with the man being removed from the residence and placed under arrest while officers prioritized the woman's safety and initiated follow-up actions related to domestic disturbance and ongoing instability. Remember, repeated conflict and substance use can quickly turn private disputes into serious public safety situations. When one partner no longer feels safe, [music] immediate separation is often necessary to prevent things from getting worse. This is the reaction of netzens [music] to this situation. It's disturbing how often officers had to come back before real action was taken. No one should feel trapped or unsafe in their own home. This is heartbreaking. Watching someone deny reality while everyone else is clearly concerned is incredibly frustrating. Everyone thought it was too late until the body cam shows the exact second officer step in. Did you predict that rescue? >> She were fighting over this. So he just believes he >> on July 28th, 2025, officers respond after a mother reports her adult son forcibly taking phones, tablets, and a smartwatch to prevent the family from calling 911. Well, first he took my cell phone. >> Um, he keeps trying to get money and I transfer it to a card that he has no access to anymore. Okay. >> So, he took my cell phone. >> Okay. >> So, then >> do you have that back? >> No. >> Okay. >> So, I'm asking >> if he has a phone on him or it belongs to his female. >> Yeah. Okay. Excuse me. >> You okay, sweetie? >> My mom's okay. >> So, first you took my cell phone. >> Who is he to you? >> My son. >> Okay. >> But I've already called the police. I've already asked for support and help. And they're just like, "There's nothing we can do right now." Yeah. So, I took my cell phone. I asked for it back. Then he's going on and ranting about something I have no idea. Money stealing. I don't know. So, he starts pushing me. So, then I'm like, "Why are you pushing me? He wants my watch." Because he knows I can communicate with my watch. Got >> And then my daughter's tablet. So, my I called my mom to tell her I was calling you guys because now he's pushing me, like being physical. I'm not touching him. He's pushing me. He pushed me into the door. >> Um, so I was coming around to tell him he's calling me [ __ ] and all this stuff. And he's going on and on about money. I I don't know. I don't know if he took something. I don't know. But he's going on and on about money. I don't know what he's talking about. No clue. So then I tell him, >> the mother explains the son became paranoid about money, pushed her physically, and attempted to isolate the family by confiscating all communication devices. >> You can't be here anymore, but they've already explained that he's technically a resident here. So I was waiting patiently, waiting my time, but he keeps taking all our things to contact someone. So [snorts] I called my mom right before he snatched it and like ran and threw it into the closet, my daughter's tablet. So he's trying to isolate us now. So, I was just waiting. We'll all go to sleep, grab my keys, and then we can leave and then I can call you guys and come get him. Okay. >> But it sounds like my sister, >> she called. >> She called. >> He He does have a warrant. That's why he was trying to run from us outside. >> And he knows that. >> Yeah. That's why he was trying to run. >> Yes. That's why he was taking my devices so I couldn't call. But it's like these are things these are decisions he's made. >> He has a tablet on him. >> Yeah, that's mine, too. >> Yeah. that belongs up here as well. And there should be a phone outstanding somewhere. >> Yeah. If not, he's got it in the house somewhere. But >> officers learned the son has an active warrant for residential burglary and failure to appear, explaining why he attempted to flee earlier. >> Okay. >> I was trying to ping it. That's how you knew I had my watch. Um, so yes, time when I called. >> Where'd he stealing from here? >> Oh, here. >> Yes. He likes to just steal things. >> And honestly, and they told you he's considered a resident. He is. He'd have to get him evicted. So, I'm gonna get a restraining order tomorrow because he's going too far. I don't know why he's pushing me. Like, I don't Yeah. So, it it'll it'll I just I it'll ping to this eventually. I just got to find it. >> So, you think it's in here somewhere? >> It's in here somewhere cuz if he doesn't have it on him, then it's got to be in here somewhere. >> Okay. >> Um but yes, he ran because he knows he has a warrant. >> Yeah. >> And that's why he's trying to take out our devices so I couldn't call you. He's just buying time. But thank goodness my sister called. Thank you. My sister called you anyway cuz Yeah. [snorts] >> Now he's escalated. >> What's his warrant for? >> Residential burglary. >> And then he didn't show up to court. >> The mother describes a pattern of escalating behavior including physical pushing, verbal threats and controlling access to exits and devices. >> Was he told to show up to court? >> Yes. Did all kinds of things >> for absolutely no reason. >> So you tried to call 911 as well, not just your sister? >> I didn't. Yeah. I So that's why I was trying to get my phone back. So then I was calling my my mom on my daughter's tablet to tell her that, hey, we're I'm done. I can't do this cuz the next place he runs to is her house. >> So if he comes there, she could call 911 as well. >> So he snatched the tablet from us. Like he's literally taking all of our devices to communicate. So, I was just going to wait it out and then when everybody went to sleep, just take her my I hide my keys every night and then just call you guys from there and let you in. >> She expresses serious concern about her son's mental state, noting paranoia, delusions about financial fraud and drastic personality changes. >> Works for me. >> This is our other issue. So, I've already called I called last week, but asking for help and support because there's something not right. Like he's rambling about money that I owe him. He's got some kind of paper trail where I'm defrauding. Like it doesn't >> like he's paranoid. >> Yes. Like he's paranoid about like money. Like I've taken something in. I don't own I don't pay money for this house. I literally have a job. I have two jobs. I own my own business and I'm a teacher. I make my money. Like you guys can find the paper truck. So there's something wrong. And he keeps going on and on and he's talking about when he was little and so something is wrong. And so I told this to the last officer, but he's like, "There's pretty much nothing we can do unless he threatens to kill himself or he threatens to kill you or like he gave me the rundown, but he he's smart enough to know he's never going to say those trigger words, but something's wrong. He's very paranoid. There's >> the mother recounts being shoved into a door and onto a bed while her daughter witnessed the incident and became distressed. >> Video's going around. He's getting beat up by other boys, but he's not reporting it. He's not fighting back. So, it's like there's something not right. And this isn't the kid I know. >> So, I don't I don't know. >> He won't voluntarily go talk to a doctor or anything. >> I literally no shut up talking to me, [ __ ] Did like things he would never say to me. So, I don't understand what's wrong. I don't know if he took something tonight either. >> Okay. >> I don't know. >> So, I might have missed something. He did he punch you? >> He pushed me. So, we were in this hallway piece and he just keeps pushing me pushing me. Then I start walking. and he pushes me into the room door. And so then I fell on my bed and then that's when my daughter started getting upset and so then he walked off and then that's when I called my >> Officers confirmed the son intentionally seized devices to block emergency calls meeting the criteria for interference with a 911 call. >> Mom, >> did it break the door at all or anything? >> No, but I just have these things where it caught on. I was able to take them off. But I don't I don't have any bruising or anything, but it's just like I don't Why are you pushing me? He's like, "I told you to get out of my way." What are you What are you talking about? And last time that was our other issue. We were fighting over this. So, he just believes he owns anything in this house, but he does not. >> Absolutely owns nothing. >> And then you're like trying to call your sister for help. Call >> I was trying to call my mom and he snatched the tablet out of our hands. So now he has a phone. He has this tablet. He has the other tablet. The only thing he didn't have was my watch, which is what he was trying to like frisk me for the watch. He keeps like getting in my face, give me the watch. I don't again I don't know. He was threatening to beat me up. He's like they're not going to be happy when their sisters beat up. What are you talking about? So I didn't say any of this. Like something I just don't understand. But yes, my point was to call you all. So I was very thankful my sister did. And that's why he just had to move and let me open the door cuz he knew if I started screaming it was going to be worse for him. >> So he basically took all the phones. Do you think this stop you from calling us for help? >> Yeah, that's the only time I would have taken them. He took all of our ways. >> Police discussed safety concerns, access points to the residence, and the possibility of the son returning due to prior access methods. >> Communicate with you like he was looking for this actively so that he could stop me for sure, but I had it tucked here so he couldn't get to. >> Had you told him you were going to call the police? >> Yes. Because I he started pushing me. When he started pushing me, that was it. like anything else. I can talk through I can talk through things with him. He took my phone the other day. We talked through it. Sold my money. Talk through it. When he started pushing me, that was the end. I'm like, you're not going to push me. I did not know anything. I did not put my hands on you. >> How old's your daughter? >> Nine. >> Did he push her at all? >> No, he doesn't. >> She's just very upset. Yeah, cuz that's her big brother and we've like talked to her through like what he's doing is not right and she's she went to my mom's house with my mom. That's probably her knocking down. Um, >> can I get your daughter's information? >> Yes. >> Since she was here. >> Yes. >> Same last name. >> So, the other issue is so this he probably has the key to get back into this building, but I can always lock this door. So, I don't that's an issue. I don't know if he has it on him. He probably took it. Then he can get back in. Okay. >> It's my problem. >> It didn't seem like he had anything else. She searched him completely up. >> Officers decide to arrest the son on the outstanding warrant and add charges related to preventing emergency communication. >> Communicate with you like he was looking for this actively so that he could stop me for sure. But I had it tucked here so he couldn't get to. >> Have you told him you were going to call the police? >> Yes. Because I he started pushing me. When he started pushing me, that was it. Like anything else I can talk through. I could talk through things with him. He took my phone the other day. We talked through it. Sold my money. Talk through it. When he started pushing me, that was the end. I'm like, "You're not going to push me. I did not leave to you. I did not put my hands on you." >> How old's your daughter? >> Nine. >> Did he push her at all? >> No, he doesn't. >> She's just very upset. Yeah, cuz that's her big brother and we've like talked to her through like what he's doing is not right and she's she went to my mom's house with my mom. That's probably her knocking downstairs. Um, >> can I get your daughter's information? >> Yes. >> Since she was here. >> Yes. >> Same last thing. >> So, the other issue is so this he probably has the key to get back into this building, but I can always lock this door. So, I don't that's an issue. I don't know if he has it on him. He probably took it. Then he can get back in. >> Okay. >> Is my problem. >> It didn't seem like he had anything on. She searched him completely. I just patted him down. >> Um, does he know the door code down there? >> He doesn't know the door door code, but I'm pretty sure he jumps through the window. So, I'm going to take that chair from there. Yeah, I explained that to the officer last time, too. So, I'm just I'm stuck. It's like I think something mentally is wrong with him, but I know you guys can't put him in an involuntary hold. I've tried to trick him and get him there. Um I just don't know what else to do. So now he'll have to sit until whatever for his warrant and he knew that. >> Yeah. >> So I don't know where else. >> Okay. Um we'll get him going on the warrant and I think we'll also charge him with the um it's exactly called, but it's um he's got two wants. The son is detained handcuffed and placed into a patrol vehicle while officers recover stolen devices and reassure the family. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. Um and we'll also charge him, I think, with uh preventing someone from calling 911. >> That's what Yeah. Literally what he was doing. >> Okay. >> So, yeah. And I'll look for my phone. >> Did she Did your daughter see him pushing you or anything? >> Mhm. >> She's not an independent witness, so we can't use her as a witness since she's family. >> Yeah. Um, >> okay. >> Yeah. So, that's again why she's upset. But tomorrow, I'll go get a restraining order. I'll I'll restart the process. >> Get an order of protection. >> That's what I'm going to try cuz she's scared out of her little mind that he's going to be outside waiting to hurt one of us. So, that's not her brother. >> Like, her brother would never do that. But >> I don't know what's wrong. I do not know what's wrong. South the building. Come on. Hands behind your back. Come on. Put your hands behind your back. Let's grab his other arm so I can get him cuffed. >> So, come on. Mad 7381 detained. >> We're in front five. >> Do you have an ID on you? >> Oh, no. >> What's your name? Night 738 2729 BOB >> make contact with that B. >> He started walking off. >> I'm going to put you in this car. Okay. It's got AC. And then I'm going to come back and grab your tablet. Go around the front. Okay. Sit down. forget. >> The suspect was arrested on an active warrant and additionally charged with preventing someone from calling 911. The family planned to pursue a restraining order while the case proceeds through the court system. Remember, blocking emergency calls and isolating victims is a major escalation that turns family conflict into a criminal emergency. Untreated mental health issues combined with control and paranoia can rapidly create dangerous situations inside the home. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. Taking phones to block a 911 ying call is terrifying. That's when you know it's gone too far. The mom stayed calm, but you can hear how scared she really was. Mental health crises inside families don't look dramatic at first until suddenly they are. You think this call can't get worse? The body cam captures the exact second officer's rushing comment. If you felt that spike, >> I'm like going to jail. >> We're going to decide that. >> Do you want to? >> Police arrive as the daughter attempts to leave the house with her sister, claiming it was just a verbal dispute while the mother immediately alleges the daughter is intoxicated and violent. Stay right there. I can walk. >> I'm just trying to get out of here. >> Okay. What's going on? >> They want me out of the house. >> Okay. >> And I'm leaving. My sister's here to pick me up. >> Okay. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> So, you're just going to go assist? >> Yes. >> Okay, cool. Got your ID on you real quick? >> I It's somewhere in line, guys. >> Okay, I'll take you. >> Can I give you my ID number? >> Yeah. what you know by heart. >> Perfect. Is it just a just a verbal argument between you and mom or something? They just want you out. >> She's giving a big >> Okay, cool. >> Hey, how's it going? >> Not too well. >> You, mom? >> Yeah. >> You want to tell me a little about what was going on? >> Oh, she's drunk. Been tearing up the house. >> Tearing up the house. >> Knocking me down. I'm always >> not disrespectful. >> You guys are always [ __ ] hiding. >> Yeah, that's why. >> Look at that. >> I know. Where did that happen? >> Right here. >> You guys are always [ __ ] hiding. >> And my son >> actually officer, can I tell you that my son is hiding right up there real quick so we don't escalate anything further? I also have a social. >> The mother reports being knocked down during the argument and asks officers not to let the daughter leave, escalating the situation into a domestic violence investigation. >> So, she knocked you down. >> Yeah. >> If I wasn't here, it stand all over. Tore my leg up. >> Can I see? >> Uh, don't drop right here. >> Well, yeah. valid and they have >> Don't let her leave. She knocked mom down. >> Cara. >> Hey, Cara. >> Yeah. >> Was uh was there an argument between you and mom? >> I don't care for them. I'm just trying to leave. >> I'm just asking a question though. I I know you're just trying to leave. >> Was there an argument between you and mom? >> My boyfriend's on the phone and my sister picked me up and I'm just trying to leave. >> Okay. So, you're not going to answer the question? >> I don't I don't have any answers. >> Okay. >> I don't have any questions. >> Okay. >> I really don't. >> Officers detain the daughter when she refuses to answer questions, explaining she is not free to leave while they investigate allegations that she pushed her mother. >> Okay, Carol. Well, come with me. >> Want to go? >> Come with me. >> I don't want to go anywhere. >> Well, you are. So, come on. >> Why? >> Because we're investigating a domestic. Okay. >> A domestic? What? Well, we're trying to figure that out. >> I'm going to jail. You're not free to leave. Dennis, >> nobody said Nobody said you're going to jail yet. >> Why are you pulling me over here? >> Because you wouldn't come willingly. >> I don't have anything to talk about. >> Okay, that's fine. >> You don't have any weapons on you, right, Carol? >> I have nothing to >> Please don't. I'm talking to my friend. Have a seat. What? Okay, Sierra. No, >> just to keep you updated. Okay. There was a report that she pushed mom. >> Okay. >> So, right now we're just trying to figure it figure things out. Me neither. Until you just went down. >> Yeah. She just called me crying and I live all the way in Middletown. So, I drove down here to get her and now my nerves are on edge cuz then I pulled up. I seen you guys and I was like, "Oh, mom called us." >> Yeah. My mom told me not to come because she's like, "I feel like she's going to rope you under her drama." And you probably should have listened to [laughter] my mom. >> I got you. Well, um, yeah, if you just want to hang out. >> We're just, uh, we're just trying to figure out what happened, but right now, she's just not free to leave. >> Family members explain the daughter was recently removed from an abusive relationship, has been drinking heavily, and is attempting to take her young son away despite instability. >> Okay. >> So, if things change, then she'll just be released. But right now, she's just detained criminal investigation. >> Appreciate it. >> She's trying to take her son with her. Adam, now >> we don't have no problem with her taking her somewhere, but just a couple months ago, we just brought her out of an abusive relationship. She's in court now. >> But does that camera work? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Does it have the footage of the altercation? >> Probably not cuz it was right inside the door. But >> does it have audio? >> Yeah. Hang on. Let me grab my phone. >> Perfect. >> Pull it up. >> Come in here. It's a little messy here. >> Yeah, I see you. >> This literally just happened. So that's why I was standing out front. Officers document visible redness and abrasions on the mother's leg and hand, confirming physical contact occurred, even though the mother initially declines to press charges. >> She's enrolled in school here. He don't need to take off with her drunk. She lives here. She has no job. She has no car. Does nothing. So, I'm just >> He's next door. He's scared. [ __ ] Scared to death. >> Okay. >> I don't Yeah, this is new and I haven't >> Okay. >> So, you get your ID on you by chance? >> Oh. I do. >> Um, and because she knocked you down. >> Mhm. >> You want charges for >> I don't want to press charges. I just want her off of my property. >> All right. You just want to trespass? >> Yes. >> Okay. Now, does she live here? >> She's just been staying here since we got her out of the abusive relationship cuz of the kids. >> Okay. >> Um, >> how long has she been staying here? >> She came down here about about at the end of school. So, about the end of May. >> End of May. >> 1st of June, something like that. >> So, she's been staying here full-time since then. Um, yeah, she goes away on the weekend sometimes. >> Okay. >> So, where at on your leg? >> It's right down through here. She just pushed me on top of that fan right there. And >> I just always got to be careful. >> Go ahead. >> And you got you got you do have visible marks. >> I I feel like I do, but I haven't pulled my pants down yet. [laughter] >> If you want to go to the bathroom and check >> it just Yeah, just a little red there. I scraped the fan and >> coffee cup busted my hand. >> Yeah. So, did you guys charge her with something? >> Yes. >> With what? >> Um, M1 domestic violence on you and for domestic violence on him and M1 simple assault on you. >> Okay. Cuz I don't really want to be going to court or nothing like that. >> Um, that'll be up if he gets like subpoenaed and stuff like that. That's going to be up to the courts and stuff like that. I don't know how that works to be honest with you. >> So, you guys are pressing charges, not me because I said I >> So, this is this is this is coming from the state 100%. So once certain statements are made, you know, she shoved you to the ground, she made verbal threats against you. Per the OC, it states we shall arrest if a primary aggress >> officers clarify the daughter has established residency, meaning she cannot be trespassed and must be legally evicted despite being arrested. >> Is identified, we shall arrest. So it doesn't matter if you say you don't want charges or you don't want charges, she's getting charged. >> Yeah, I see. So, >> okay, >> if you would just fill out the witness statement, tell me what happened and, you know, the altercation. She shoved you to the ground, stuff like that. And on it as well, you know, did you hear her make the threats toward him? >> Yes. Yeah. >> Okay. And um in those statements, like be like specific on like what she said. You know, she did she say she's going to punch you in the face? Did she say she's going to smack the [ __ ] out of you? Something like that. >> You can just leave. Okay. You can just leave it wherever. I'll get it. Um, now when she pushed you, was it open hand? Um, >> yeah. But you know, like it it happened so quick and he was in between us. So I don't she >> she was threatening to hit him, bust him bust him up and it so I don't know if it was her pushing. >> It's like a typical person on alcohol. They're just unpredictable. I mean, if she pushed him and he fell, we cuz we all ended up on the floor. >> Okay. So everybody ended up on the ground. >> Love you, too. >> Bye. Love you, honey. >> Um, do you guys have any injuries or anything like that? Do you guys want me to call a medic and get you guys checked out? >> No. >> No. >> Okay. >> No. >> Uh, do you guys want temporary protection orders >> like an order? >> Yeah. >> No. >> No. I mean, if if she was to come back, I'd just call you guys. >> Okay. So, also with that, because she's lived here for so long, that's what's called established residency. You can't just I can't trespass her. You have to serve her. Family members disclose the daughter's extensive mental health history, including prior suicide attempts, loss of child custody, and repeated jail incidents with an eviction notice. >> Okay. >> So, you can get you can go through the courts, get a 3-day or 30-day eviction notice, whatever it might be, and you have to actually serve her cuz she's been here since May. >> Yeah. >> I'm assuming she's getting mail here and stuff like that. >> Uh, she is. >> Yeah. So, unfortunately, per how that works, you can't just be like, "All right, get out of my house. You can't come back and trespass." >> Yeah. cuz she lives here. So >> I see. >> Have nothing else. I'll get on out of here. >> I do want to tell you one thing to you. Um she's been in that in the county there a couple times. Um I just want to bring it to attention that she tried hanging herself in there last time. >> Has she expressed any type of suicidal thoughts, ideations? >> Oh yeah, all the time. >> Recently today >> specifically today. I can't I can't think of it today, but she has a lot of mental health stuff going on. Uh, and last time they she was hanging in the cell, so they barely found her in there, sent her to the hospital. >> Okay. How long ago was that? >> Oh gosh. Um, I'd say maybe it's probably been 5 years. >> Okay. When was the last time she made any type of suicidal statement to you? >> Um, I don't know, sir. I can't specifically. >> Okay. you know, I don't know. >> So, you can't really >> the CO's there do 20-minute checks on on every floor. So, >> yeah, I I just wanted to let you know because they may probably have that information in in the stuff any her records anyway, but Okay. >> It is something that she right now she's already lost custody of her daughter. >> Mhm. >> So, she's only on every other weekend thing and that just happened. Um, >> officers offer protection orders and explain future legal options as the daughter is read her Miranda rightites and continues asking if she is going to jail. >> Two or three weeks ago. >> Mhm. >> So, she's she's where she don't, you know, like I don't care about >> she doesn't care anymore. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Basically, >> um, for you guys, if you want temporary protection orders >> Mhm. >> I can fill out the request today for you guys. If not, you can go down at any point to domestic relations and petition for one. >> Okay. >> If she if she gets released and she comes back here and she's causing problems again. Yeah. You guys can go and petition for one at any point in time. >> Absolutely. >> Um >> I'll give you my uh my little pamphlet. It's got the case number on it. So, if you go down, you can be like, "Hey, this isn't reference to this. We didn't want one at the time, but now she's out of jail. She's coming back. She's causing problems." >> Okay. So, I'll get that in the report number for you guys real quick. Okay. Hi career. My name is Deputy Barker. I'm just going to read you something real quick before I ask you any questions. All right. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be against you at court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you still wish to talk to me at this time? Am I going to jail? >> Do you still wish to talk to me right now? >> Am I going to jail? >> We're going to decide that. >> Do you want to talk to me? Yes or no? >> That's about >> Okay, that's fine. >> The daughter is formally arrested, handcuffed, searched, and placed in a patrol vehicle on charges of domestic violence and simple assault. >> Do you want to write a statement about what happened with mom? >> I don't have any. >> Okay, that's fine. All right, care if you would go ahead and step out. Turn to face the cruiser for me. >> You said what? >> When you step out, just turn to face the cruiser. >> All right, if you would place your hands behind your back like so. >> Yes, you are. >> I didn't know what to do. Can you tell me what I'm charging? >> You being charged with domestic violence and simple assault right now? >> All right. If you would go ahead and step back on in for me clothes. Yeah, she's got clothes. I don't see any I see any pockets. >> Um, all right. She'll do it. >> The incident concluded with the daughter being arrested and charged with domestic violence and simple assault. Authorities determined she was the primary aggressor initiated a criminal case on behalf of the state and advised the family on eviction procedures and future protective orders. Remember, alcohol abuse combined with unresolved mental health issues can rapidly turn family tension into a violent criminal situation. In domestic violence cases, the state, not the victim, often decides whether charges are filed. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. This is what untreated addiction and mental illness looks like when it explodes inside a family. The scariest part is how calmly this started before everything fell apart. Domestic violence laws exist for moments exactly like this. What do you think about these situations? 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